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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-03
AMlfREAN TEA aaMpAAY

Ns.-5l Yssey Street, NEF Roma,
Since Its organization, has created a new
era in the history ofs
Wkolesdliag Teas III this Country.
Thee have introduced their selections Of
Teas, and sre selling at not over
HOol Cents q Geats) per pound qbous, cost
never deviating from the one price asked.
Another popularity of The Companyis'tha
their Tea faster not only devotes his time
to the selection other Teas as TO quality, va.
lue, and particular styles for, particular To-
,calities of country, but lie helps the buyer
to choose out Of their O stock such
Teas as are best adapted 10 his particular
wants, and not only this, but points out TO
him tbehest bargains.
It's easy to see the incalculable Advan-
tage,a Tea buyer has in this establishment
ever all others. @sag~
If he is.no judge Of Tea, or the market, "
his time is valuable, he has all ihe benefits
Of a we'll organized system Of doing bust
ness. Of an immense capital, of the judgment
Of aprofessional Tea Faster, and the knowh-
edge tf superior salesmen.
This enables all Tea brye,s-no matter
they are thousands Of miles from this MAJ
Otto p rcase on as good terms here as
the New York merchants
Parties can order Teas and will be served
by us we'll as though they came themselves,
being sure 10 get original packages, true
weights and tares, and the Teas are war
ranted as represented.
We issue q price list of the Company's
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-03
pIARRNRA AND PAIN IN TIE
ROEELs CURED,

c~lsrIiss, ,Aasilsss ~, o., Nsv. IS, Issa
DA. o. K. RlkHs,
HssI Esteerri FSisni:-I have had Q
ssvSrs At,ssk SfDiarrhAa, attended with severe
friPisf pain', and was reduced very law. 4
fried many aiRsrsHt, medicines, bpt all " no
purpose, until 7 got . bottle Of your Pals
fauassG, and eommsnsoa lie nee. The krsl
dets put a sSistus 81 ths griPinE pains, aAd
had net used two twenty-five cent bottles
before | was entirely cured. Alse recon-
ntSdsd il h . friend, who was attacked viii
srsRP Oalis, sad suffering With sEerueiEtsS
PAiA.. aad thrSs dosOs shtirsly cured him.
". y, BARRI
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-03
CONSTITUENCIES CURED.

URBAHA, OzI0, SEPTEMBER 10 law
MEssRs. A. L, SsoviLL / Co.
Gents. 81 have boen tFcubled with
torpid action OF tho bowels for six Or seven
years, which has been the cause ~ . great
deal Of suffering 10 me, and | had 70 deprive
mysslf Of many kinds of food, and used much
oatmeal, etc., until | got DR.. Nets Liver
Pills, and find that they keep my. boWes
regular, and ! ROW eat anything that my
h.mily does. | most confidently recommend
shsla Pills TO these who are troubled villa
constipation Of the howels.
Truly yours, JOHN FLEMISd.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-03
A SUPPOSED CANCER CURRDl

'sRs. A. l.. saovuL 4 e. G."h. M
"a, u 'iie.y. Of Bath Co.. ~. S~h On Z.
nd YIN, EAS swELLISs, which Nv 'hot.ssst
m,.,.r, h.vi.-g L>en there i"r YEAR. e
Also had ON h.. ehe-k hons, Whist he supposed
W be a CAhCER, ma eoula 'S'alh ," relief
uptil n. ussd ia. BAAs.'s "Ax PAHAexa.
J wh;sh srt4s rim. cfthstdtS" ase, Sad alse The
swslIin. on his hand. "hn' medicine 10
thought ~ much ri that EvERI f'Siif IN our
neishb"rhnod, ksrp il rOh1te"tty on h0''t. ~
hsi, il IL The bar medicine fer The diSsA ~ ~
K. 4. CALDW Eth.
WYsxtss, Os,sker 2jth. 1885.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-03
. . : . 9 I

PL,r-vuAH. V'A.os o., o., Asg. 5, 1854
nR. q. \. sLEEE. af
Deer Rr.-l- hAVs ihis 3ay Asld tAP t@A
kaMls Of pk. ELKEks FAfE fAXACEA.
Ihoald hars written V yea so"ner, bat ma
expecting n 1~il ths seod supply | hsd %
hand. puriuk the lsI, week, however, MP
sales hsvs Stsh f.ar TIMES ~ large ~ aAy
Fl week since have ssd ysSr invalusS BE med.
else, and HE dsmAAd is still increasing. ]
have usyer ,old q msdisiarsthsi ,astSineA A.
high a repstSlis IN the Lung Fever, cholsru
MorbNs, Cnoi.rs lh'sn,rm, Bilious Nolie,
Cr,np Collie. and Flax, have b~.a very prev.
slsni n this vicinity the pAs, sesson, sd
the Pain Panarea has nA failed 10 cure il
every ~insiehse whsTe il has been trie}, ~ Ia
~ have heard. Please bsnd me . lsree
nPPly % spen AZ possible. b e. 4
Very respectfully, yeurs, wa
v a u H.. W.'sTopDARD.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-03
Az ER'S
Ague Cure,


foa TIE sPEsDY R OF
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague,
Henaitt6ut Fever. Chill Fever, DHInb
Ayue, Periodical lleRda.he or Biiioua
for tiso whole class OfdtseRses originat-
iN1 Ia hillary Lera y cement, tRused W
the Malaria Of MiasInatIc COuntries.
h We arc enabled here to offer the community a
remedy which, while it eHres the above complaints
with certainty, is still perfectly harmless in any
quantity. Such a remedy is iuraluahlei IN dis'r cts
where thssc affecting disorders prevail. This
"CuKR" expals the miasmaiic poison Of FEVER
n A8UR from The system, and prevents the de-
velopment Of The disease, " taken oil the ttrst ap-
preach Of it, preiHonitory symPicns. tits not only
the hest remedy ever vet Jiscoi er'd kr this class
Of eenapiaints, .ut also, lie cheapest. like large
quantity we supply fur \ dollar lrings it within the
reach Of every body rpd N bilious districts, where
FgvER Ash AdGB prevails, every hoJy should
have it and use il freely beth !nr cmre nnd protect
tom. AyTeat superiority Of this remedy over s.y
other ever discovered fF the speedy AVID eeTtain
cure OF Intern tients is that II contains no Quinine
or mineral. consequently it produces no quinism or
other injurious elects " haiFyCf upon The eonstt'!-
ton. Those cured by It are left US healthy as if
they had never had tho disease
! Fever and A9uc IS not alone the consequence OF
the mia-matic poissn. Aesrcat variety of disor-
ders ur<e from its Irritation, among Shirh are
NsWaLoia, Reformation, Gsnf, .LenG ache, Mind
mss, Jooih mhe, EaraShs, (attrrh. 1Sthn,c, FaL
-~1itss,an. Painful lFstii lion Of he Spleen, HySte,'-
rs, PgiR in he Ben-is, Cote, Paralysis and De-
I rtng7arht Of Tie StotaGch, all Of which, when
P .-rixiRat M in this Cause. 9ht on tile Mtri,0itfent
,dos Of pecome periodical, This '..CIItE" rxpCls
Z XIX so;sJS;f font the blood. aud consequently cures
,hcr alfalikc. sit Is, an invaluable protection 20
;nnniyrsu MA md p(ySons travelling or temporarily
reading in nc malariocs distgictS, Htakn ocra-
%sionaliS Of daily wbi.c3 eSfssed r. me injection,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-03
IT. GIVES IMMEDIATE RELIEF In
,,r BILIOUS collie.

To- fLXYice, Darts Co.. o., New. II. 1851.
Mnsas. ALL sesvILL koo.,' '@
6a.tss-Ian ipdussd BY . Senss q lsslios
V stAte v yen that | had . sAse in my AnAy
Of a.trsrt sskness. Ny wis vAs seSsrels e.
TAXED viii BlLIoys CeLIe. We kNd- ths sttaud-
suss sfs gSsG pkysieiaW, bst could 81 10 reieE.
We adniniitsrSd DI. BlxEE'S TAIN PAhA-
cEk, and IL prod used the desired stset. siAes
IhaI We have had ossAaIon 70 ues ii Tor FssA
in As krtaii, Ana GAr Fever sr4 Agat, and Z
medssiuu. WILLIAM HILnMy. o.,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-03
LIVER CoMpLAINT CURED.

NAssas. a, H. ScoYnL 4 Co
Gems. ri ana hardly able v cA-
press nv gratitude for the benefit which ny
daughter has derived from the use Of ~:
Motifs Liver Pills. She had been troubled
with what the physician esilsd Liver uem
plaint; but our doctor failed ~ give her any
permanent relief, although she tried n~ pre-
seriptions cffectually. She had bcsoms mel.
ancboly, unhappy, and her constitution was
much broker down By tho use Of Mercury.
Bhes tried Or. MoIt,s Liver Pills, and soSo
absraa to got better. / am happy 10 say that
she has now entirely recovered her health.
Respectfully youra,
JAMEA OOpH,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-03
Scrofula. or Kings Evil.

is a constitutional disease. a corruption q the
blood bv which this fluid becomes vkinscd,
weak. and poor. BeinRr in she circulation, It
tpcrvad.s the whole b0lySpmd may burst ont
h disease on any part oftNflN0 organ + free
from is attacks. nor h there O1o which Il may
not destroy. The scrofulous tnint Is yarioa y
1cansed Nv merslrial ;dsra%, Low living, dis
Z ordered Or thlheaithy FOOD, Impure ait, HIN
and filthy, habits, tho, dcprceipg ueos. and,
, above ali, by tho sveneEaAa fnE-ation. What
ever bd is origin, Il a. hereditary in the con-
stitation, d4sepn ling from parents to children
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-03
DyspEpsrA. or INrIaESTION.

This is geuerniiy attended with sour stomach,
loss of AZ petite, ~nausca tistuieDey. heart
burn, costiveness, heat IN the stomach wheS
empty, n pain in the eide, r~alsne.s Of tie
eounieunnee, iangner, law spirits, disturbed
sleep, pains in the head, &c.
Ff Jt ~RPRtSosRLb, oHrc, JrhjAflSSS.
MEssEs. A.. l.. ScOvtLh kCn.
Gitnts. 81 have found Dr.. MONS
Liver Pills one Of he best ,nedieinea iei
Dyspepsia that | ever used. ! had beos
afflicted with tho disease for moro than "ix
months, and my victaalS disturbed my
stomach, oflen to such q degree as 70 canSe
y vomiting = VIA most offthe tirnsseostiVs.
rfonna DIT the Bills kepg Ay bsEels open,
without seeifins or pain. r have setually
gained in weight, since using thcin,-being
ten pounds hea yier than whoi. commenced.
owe my cuirSS solely to use Of the Pills.
GEORGE DANA.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-03
h BILIOUS FEFEa cbREDl

FORThhOGTh, Ohiu, hpF"~ab ASS"
MRssRs. A. l.. scovni + Il.
GetIs,sAI have been, for year,, sub
let TO attacks Of Bilious Fever and some
times | have Decn laid ur tor months. and
my system left in q feeble state by the use OF
strong modieino, whicb was giyef tC9m BY
have Lsen using Dt. AStts LIVER Pills
for some time. find that | can break those
attacks in a. day or SO, and escape entirely
the fever. My daughter had an attack OF
Dyspepsia, which distressed her much she
could not eat scarcely anything withouAtbe-
coming nauseated at her stomach continually
Sometime since she got'and has beep using
Or. MOTIFS Liver Pl1s, and she now " like
auother boing. l have found also that they
arc tho most valuable Pills for Breaking ny
Colds, Headache, Pains in the Side and Back.
: would not DO without them in M family.
THOMAS z. seer.
e For sale. By the Frppristorsg EA
A. i. sC0vILL Zoo,
Ne. Il wss. Eighth Street. c~iasinus.s,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-03

qai.aud Digestion be rendereIeaay' inc xIIASI
removed. The DOwols will become oleanSed
and regular, THE BLOOD PURE AND
HEALTHY, and the Urine natural.
Although these Pill2 are most searching
IN their action upon the vhoIe system. yet
thsy ire harmless. svsa fer the most DELI
eats system, as thoy contain no Mercury
or mineral in any. form, hrt. ere cosnpe'sd
shtireiyiof vegetable subitaarqss
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-03
NEW BREWERY.

MESS Is. MILLERs RAU, & Co. HAv-
IAl ing p~uruhasee the brewery formerly
owned BYE. Thompson, beg have to inform
the citizens of Eaton and vicinity, that they
have on hand a constant supply Of the bes,
Ale and Lag r Beer, In small and large
quantities to suit Customers
9 The highest price given. for Barley.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-03
ATTACHMENT SGTlUr

ATTACHMENT SGTlUr.
John Geek end Jane Before R.G.9 Nc
Geek his wi e, p TIFF Kenny UP. o Wash,
a. vs.. ingtoHT Township Pre-
John Mansfield deft BILE county Ohio.
ON the 9TH day of Nbyenber A. D. 1868,
Osaid Justice issued an order OF attach.
m 1T in tlephOveIaction, for the sum o.
Ninety four Dollars and fifty cents. Eator
ohio rNoyeluber 26. l963 1ITb
4 i q JOHN q JANE EEK.
Nov. 2G.3w.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-03
SCRATCHES CURED,
Or. Bakers Pain Paaasea Valuahls
for Horses as it is fer Man.

for Horses aS IL 10 ler HAIL N
MsssRs. All. sreVn.p 4 Cc.-Gsnt'.@ =.
hnrinr the lait winter. most ai the horsea IN
our vicinity were subject 10 BckArcrEs. liav-
ing lad on hand only Two OF uFree doAea
bottles Of nr. Bakers Pain faRsces. in a few
DAYS | sold the entire lpts ard could have ssla
mich more, i'll bad had them, oIny neigh
bors for that purpose. IL no cArs l!s y
, TAILrp 70 crss. FIJI, also Indispensable IL
ovr neishhorhood As = family medicine. fot
The Urious diseases FIR which il 10 recon-
rended and I will say TIA. | hsv" said h
ffor YEkps, ~w6aKASrixs ", and HAVE HoT Htn
sreLH sorIlE .RRTuESEp. II v THr Hsss
fs-nIctyk Sna rHE svsERoys DrsE.sss RsSsB
nENpEp, ma: l HAvE EvEE SOLD:
~ ~ .ar " HAGEN
u.,,,,,. Ven Co., Ky, o.. =, uss
For sale ty th' Propriotsrs, ~gi
A. /. SC0vILL & co.,
o Vi Ne. Is West Eighth strest ciUesnuhH
+ Or. An. ..sE" adi .'isoq -5 ,hFais =
st..t. etd lH.ffra
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-03
FACTS ARE sTUBBOKN THINGS !

Hear what the Philad lphia correspondent saysin the
Common wealth, Wilmington, DelawS 9th VI April
1859: i.say.gr. ryHHy .sst
Gan English gentleman, formerly Iected with thu
British Army, aud who styles hinsd G'EngllSh DO.
tanlc Physician has VI late gnIneda tefsIve rcputa4
ton here by lhs skill In curing all M n VI complaints.
some " lis patients ! hare conys with, aud they
pronounce his remedies and mode eatnent 10 very
superior. Some have been restoed fby maggie. Tha
medicine he used. sd iItillVl by hinI rom various horbs
possessing rare curative properties. LINK.
awhile acting In the army he devoted bis leisuro
moments to a thorough study OF the effect produced By
certain medicinal roots and herbs on all tnan. rofdiseases.
II seems he has found n sure and speedy rumedy for all the
'Ils that hesh IL heir to- His practice 10 already exten.
Awe, and Is daily increasing, In the complaints to which
females ars subjected he has no equal, as u large number
here have tsstlhed that they owe not only their present
good health, but their lives, to the skill Of this English
Botanic physician.' His Office isat
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-03
No. 50 EAST FIFTH STREET,
ev CINCINNATI. ,u ,
MORE GOOD NEWS!
FROM HIGH AND RELIABLE AU-
TH0RITY. .
Tie Botanic Remedies Of Doctor Raphael, the English
Botanic Physician, never failed yet to make u perfect,
radical, aud permanent cure Uf ALL q .n,s
PRIVATE, SECRET, AND vENnRHAI
DISEASES, ~,

without the use Of Mercury, without hiudrance from bust
mesa, aud without fear Of discovery or exposure. Nodeadly
poisons, such Us arsenic, nux voinica, opium, or any other
ipolsons. No mercury nor any deadly minerals--nOthln
but purely Vegetable Botanical Remedies are used by this
wonderful Botanic Physician, His Bstani1 Remedies
nevpr yet failed to cure the NEST obstinate and the most
dangerous cases, aud to remove all mercury aud Othe'
Impurities from the system when all other Remedies h@
failed. -Medicul JotrlaL.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-03
Rsaa ~ Statement Of Martin
B.a Robbins, Jr.

. 90 - q ~ worsi Gases ever "'""rded'
w. % o. '-s- ss CIEnxxAr,0 rsS. le, 1883
nnsaa. A.. L. saoViLL : u.
.s s4g h.- G2ntGmca 81 VII
r.a %. 6YSA with great pleasure
Zoe .. -a. rive my testimony
ben r..,-a# n. Gs 10 what your SAR
rsu rsIss. s. M NIHA EAPARlLLA AM
r4vs-ss aG-SGMAEA41 sTI LLlERIA,e
sea .. NUnNJ8f3a Blood and LiVoi
s-HI 80. TE4S p1iAyHFA& Syrup, has dome f'
GA N&$2 ME. eoNs three an.
a4YTEN|4n H n half years sinoo,I
Ntt9 nMf4tR9EN was attacked with O
%AESH4HyMH# SCR0rULoUR
.4tN% NV WHITE Swell.
ssl .H ING, which was at
.Sc -ueia,ing Painsl | tried
v iTeAdsA W'h'nso" d bad two of the best
Physisiaus Of the city, .sicoi College, and
Ssser n in an Old sehosl Ne t;.'! was so
A.y FAILED to give m. any my bed for
=-1 reduced that | WAS confined 20 ! Ii; H'olea
- q, .Al Iss ~Sn'u - contracted and drs, ma,
IN HAT & C0ULD NOT WALK: ! had M" !,
THAN A DOZEN RUNNING ULCERS ~
ny Leg, fron Which ! I tSGs ,E%Sn pms ~ s' ~
BONE, ssme Of them from three to Hnr iLchee
leae. I was reduced W alrnaat a skeleton. and
~ friends had given up all Horss Of lny
.rss. RtC0vERYI was in this condition when
..s commenced The uSe Of your Blood ana Liv@
nvrup, have usOd atngo,hcr soiae wv
Issen bottles. am now ABLE TO ATTENF
~ Z BUgIN Iss. ssd nay leg. have hs."nic ."
. UGruuR that | walk witheat sny IihSultI..
ANH NAVE ENTIRELY sEcoVERheN
JNKALTH. TOars, rtly, s.
MARTIN ROBBINS, Jh.
,4rq1au1ragr r $50 wSSa 9TH Street.
~I-A1AN Dealer in Coal OIL and lhmps
<ysas 'Ra.p N sxtrAo. rom the C'"s'~nan sH ~ .
aaau tHd;rIurol M,d;sa! J,WrtGl. Vol: D phSe 81"
81, ~ Il, etita-, PEpS. =. s. NENI"N' III rteN"
a A. Mia remarkable eare"
,,Wails Martin Robhins was In the ven
vsfst inaeinable sosdit0n, we we're aaiied !"
sLtend him for a fracture Of the leg, r~f"A.rr"i
- All. The indications Of q rSanioh oil W.
~. xuIor ths circumstances, were yer!
t snaysrable, for he would. sit, day attsr Isy,
sac O. PICKING QCT SMALL PIECES OF TIN
BONE. which world slough III. foun' mn
%aa Oaing seoulls Preparation, rhtrA s 'Gr,
arse'7 49, u nss pntI d cure ess Effected. We
t@e4s -. IN. :, CONSTITUTIONAL tFsa''h"nI, br'ng
y a.,endsnc. oaly a. a surgeon yr, We r'I.
a.. We had mach ~euriosiiy !" zee ~hs' r"a'a
S' g done in a system ~ extensively diseased
AZ nhn was" IT..
FuE Dec1oR yrNrHER SAYS, since thai 'ihle
~ has i,aae use II sc0vlLlss sARSAfA'
sal ElLL.A aud sTlI.LiSGlA IN his frarocsI
and u has eurod the MOST pIpyIGrLi G,sEs o.
s,s -RGRoFuLA and sYrHlLif.C DlsEAsts.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-03
No. 80 EAST FIFTH SVhEL1,
CINCINNATI %
.s- . hiS f.s,l e.
PREVENTIVE TO HAVE CHILDREN.

iii, retnslirs had the dcsindafrct; they nst al. pre-.
ye,,trL her from having ciiildrep, bl they al'v Improves
rpr health "rp The PURE, ALI THINGS AHE PtRE
- m, Botanic physiciau's r%etnaies can be rrtoiihirnieu,
Iecau,., ILcy rcjnnvceuta nd sife They operate without
canning All ines or Exposure. Tiny do not iaterferr with
ths dIei or Ucculptivn.i They do not juJuro tie health
NJ MElGGS, NJ u.
Arv who are suffering, no matter what their compliant,
ran ,,l On the botanic Phi selmr ccphdeliiaily' They
,r.y q y nuun relief Ills Office h ut
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-02
LEGAL NOTICES.

Anthonv Schieb & al We. Theresa Ulms& al.
CHERfFF 81 LE.-In obedience tothe 6or.fm sns of 4
- end order of sab ISSUE from the Court Common
Pleas Of Portage County Ohio and % directed shall
offer for sale al public auction at the door of the Court
House IN Ravenna Saturday the 5rh day of Septem
her, A. s6S, At or ebeut III o'clock A. M of said day,
the following deserbed ians and teneneTis, to- Wit
Situate Y Rapaeph Tonp ship in said Comfy g Por
thge, and oouied Is follows, One pieca OF land
situate m lot II Beginnng at post in the West line of
said lot thence east chains links to post thence
South f6a feet to post thence West on the lot line,
thence 5rrh 16S the place OF beginung, eonan-
leg two acves more or less q t4AAs = - = +
Also. lot of land In lot No q. bounded as follows
On Fest West by the lot ne South by lar ds of
Henry Warner North bysenls of ------ Beans; and
otbers. continuing thirty forr SO 100 less
Aud other piece of land situate 10 lot No So bound
ed as follows West by The center of the highway North
by lands lately owned by Caess heirs, East by
land of Philip Heize and South by land of j. Euglehart.
containing six less, making in all the
quantity of ~ SO l00 The above described premises
appraised 392 20; subject tohe dover etate OF
Theresa Um therein. Taken order of sale the
property of Theresa Ulm all at the suit of anthony
Schied & al
WILLIAM r. PARSONS. Sheriff,
SHERIFF's OFFICE. RaVEsHA,
August s. 1863 aug 5-5w
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-02


fNNthesIssh dHy ef.september. p. 1868, about one
~ e'ciock IN Tire Afternoon, on the premises will be
sold to the highest bidder the following real estate
the property Dayi Hughes, deceas sed, to W -
Situate township OF PaImyra, la the County Of
Portage and State Of Ohio, and is known by being
part of lot No lee the u Fth division of lots In
said Dship of Pamyra and Is bounded as follows:
Beginning at The southwest corner Of land owned by
Loren Bigelow, at stone in the middle of the high
way the township line between the townships Of
Paimsra and Eainburgh, thence south 80 degrees Is
minutes thirty eight chains eighty-6ve links to
the nth east corner of 3gelows land being the east
line of said lot No. Is, thence south said lot Hne
twenty hye chains and nine and onebalf links
post In the aast line thence thirty eight chains
and eighty I've links the south line of said lot No
IS, it being also the ter of the town line road;
thence twenty a hains and sixty nae links to the
place of ginning, excepting and excluding from the
land above described twentv-eight acres off of the
north pnr thereof, decided 10 Hiram rrobrdge leav-
lag seven acres more or less, Appraised at
23.6 dotlsrs Terms Of sale, thirddow the re-
mainder In defefred payment not exceeding two
years. WILLIAM Brown.
Administrator of David Hughes, deceased
August 10th, 1868. aug l2 4w