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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF Lands ana Tenenmsnts,

Ashtabula Common Pleas March Term 1862.
Ashtabala Central Plank Road Company,
va.
Henry r. Culver and James c. Culver and Others
ORDER OF SALE.
by virtue of an ORDER of SALE
- duly issued from said Court in the above case To me
directed will offer for sale by way public aueten At the
OHIO S
on Saturday he 2lst day Of Fs5'ry .AD, 1863,
Between the hours Of 10 and O'Clock of said day. the fol-
lowing described Lands and Tenempns 10 uit Situate in
me township Of Jefferson, 10 the County Of AShAbula and
sAe o. 0hio and bounded as iollowa 70 Wit In the Y
known az part OF Lot Number A. Jefferson Street 10
hAia and town plat and bounded Dows-begnnn
on tue west line OF said lot twenty rods from the
corner thereof and running thence North four rods thence
Eas eght rods to East ne thereof thence South rods
on said line, thence West eight the West line Of said
lot to the place Of beginning containing forty rods Of land
Appraised al $500. e. A WRIGHT, Sheriff, as
. Special Master Commissioner.
sherfs Once January 18Th. 1893. 5t6s2s5
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Home Insurance Company,
Sash capital, all paid In '............ $l,o0o,0oo
surplus over '.'.'.... ............. IiS,slS
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Total number in all--..-. 8S9
And the tota expense TO the State, for the
pact year, was $l355S7 SIS.
The blessings extended to these several
classes OF unfortuns,es, cannot be measured
by dollars and cents 1t cannot fail to glad
del the hearts of all our people, to know bow
generously they provide for their unfortunate
fellow citizens,
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ject. II is therefore recommended that you
postpone ali action, iookiug 10 t!is &c charter
Of our banking institutions, and thereby
leave the matter 70 our successors.
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Believing that have now complied with
that provision OF our Constitution, which re-
quires the Governor to Communicate to the
General Assembly the condition OF the State,
and 10 recommend such measures as he may
deem expedient," haye but TO exdress the
hope, that You may have harmonious ses-
sion, and that Gods richest blessings may
rest upon US all.
DAVID TOD, Gorernor.
ESEcUTvE CHAMBER, Columbus, Ohio,
Jan. 5, 1868
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Son Gctlen; riro Der 4cln. 3situna ~frlasnoe

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intsrs1ante 9eihihte srsablt, bic mrbt ben Stcn
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lihsn Stanoe reolib - psnn AUDI fiimmsrlih, cts
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LID nadssfrast. Dis in isbr s%iinitisen Sstbdllniis
fen lebsnps 6resmuttsr 1T ss. mslhs oisis Nats
fotihnn8 psranlabt tat. Sic srriinihts g~uefuntt
rirn sr,bsil. unb not i'm eaufs Der Scrrslrrneen3
llirtt Die @rOsmuttsr, nahcem fs ibrs enfslin ,us
rpr eur aaeinissn Grbin ibrss sanisn VsrmSssns
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-10-29
FROM WASHINGTON.
e ufthe Advertiser

Correspondence OF the ADVERTISER
WAsniNuToN b. G., Oct. GOTH lsC3.
EDIrOR ADvERTlsER:
Of course, we have not the official re-
port of the vote, in Iowa, at the last
election, but We have report that the
Union msjority, on the home vote, will
DC about 1900 This makes every
loyal man feel extremely good, and, when
taken in conjunction with the result of
elections in On,o aud Pennsylvania, has
infused every loya! heart with cIation
and thaDkfuIuess.
We had great faith in the strong com
mon senc Of the people, but We, also,
knew how men were swayed by party
tyranny, two many swallowing, tor law
and gospel, everything their political
leaders tell them, and the disposition to
support our party leaders right or wrong
But the c"pperhead leaders asked too
much of theirpartisans this time. They
asked the people to sacrifice our Union
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TIPTON, IOWA, OCT. 20, 1868.

The petition of 7. F. Worden for the
return of $l2 80, being amount Of prin
cipal. interest and costs of tax sale to
said Wordcn, sold to him in error On
motion, the said request was granted aud
the Clerk ordered to draw county war
rant for said amount, in favor of said
Worden.
D. Mclaughlin offered the following,
which, on motion, was adopted:
Resolred, That the Clerk Of the Board
of Supervisors be aud is hereby instructed
to withhold the order amounting to Sl2,
until the next meeting Of this Board,
allowed to Burten Clifford, at the last
term of the Board of Cedar county.
On motion, adjourned to to morrow at
3 u CLOCK q. III.
TUESDAY, Oct. 90 b, 1868.
Nine o'clock a. M. Board met pur>u-
ant to adjournment. Quorum present.
Minutes of the previous day read and ap,
proved.
Is Il Iarks offered the following,
which, on motion, was adopted:
Resolced, That the Clerk of the Board
of Supervisors be and Is hereby instruct
ed aud authorized to receive bids for the
supplying Of thirty cords of wood, not to
exceed $500 per cord, for the use of the
Cour, House, and to draw warrants for
the payment of the same, when d'livered
The committee on taxation made the
following report, which, on motion, was
adopted:
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors of Cedar
county, Iowa:
Your con- mittce on Taxation beg leave
to make the following report: That there
be tax assessc cd as follows:
In District Township of Center, Sub
District No. 3, 2! mills per dollar, fol-
school house fund.
District Township Pioneer, 2 mills pei
dollar, for teachers fund.
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TIE WORD Dun "-Some erronA,

TIE WORD "DUN Some errone
ous'y suppose that the word '.dun" comes
from the French word donnor, give, i'm.
plying demand or something due; but
the true ori gin Of this word is from one
John Dunno, bailiff Of London, so cx-
tremcly active and dextercus at the man.
asement of his rough business, that it
became proverb, when a man refused
to pay his de is, "Why don't you Dunno
him"' tha' is, why do you not send
Dunno to arrest himY Hence it became
custom and proverb, and is as old as
the days of Henry VII
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teer from Linn township, but now dc
ceased, leaving wife in destitute cir.
cumstances, and she being desirous of
permanently leaving the State; therefore
Resolred, That the Clerk be and is
hereby authorized to issue county war
rant IN her favor, to assist her to remove;
said warrant to be in the sum Of $40.
The committee on Claims made the
following report, which on motion, was
adopted
A List Of accounts f'ed IN the c6ice Of
the Clerk ofthc Board of Supervisors,
.fro"s Sept l6M, 1868, to Oct. 2OM,
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District Township OF Dayton-Ihat
there be tax assessed on the District
townshis and several Sub Districts as
shall be certified by the Clerk of the same
Also, that a poll tax of fifty cents per
capita on those subject to pay poll tax
in Cedar county, Iowa.
The committee to whom vas referred
the case of School Fund vs.. W. Spicer,
made their report, aud G. Z. Sheldon
moved that the bid be raised to the full
amount of the judgment, interest and
costs, which was lost. VIM Henderson
moved that the bid be raised to 5000,
which was lost. j. j. Wright moved
that the bid be raised to $3.50 which was
carried.
The report of said committee, on mo-
ton, was adopted:
The undersigned, committee to invcs
tigate the claim of the School Fund vs..
Wells Spiccr, respectfully report that W,
have examined the property, and would
recommend that the bid made at the
Sherifrs sale be raised to such an amount
as the Board may see fit, after hearing
scription Of the property from this
committee; and if there be baance due,
then that Mr., Spicer execute his note to
the School Fund for such balance, at 10
per cent due in three years with inte-
rest payable as other School Fund notes;
and upon the execution Of said note the
Judgment to be satisfied. The said Board
to take a certificate instead of deed,
! and allow one years rcdempt,on; the
rents in the mean time to be paid to the
der the control of the Clerk. All these
stipnlations to tepend on Mr., Spicer's
acceptance of them within ten days.
JAS. II. ROTtlROCK,
WM HENDERSON,
Oct 90 1868. J.J. WRIGHT Com.
W Rollins offered the following, which
on motion, was adopted:
Whereas, Nathaniel Scott, of Massilon
township, is in destitute circumstances,
and wishes such aid aud assistance os
the Board of Supervisors may in their
wisdom see fit to bestow upon him, the
said Scott; therefore
Reso1ped, That thirty dollars be appro-
priated for the assistance of said Scott,
and placed in the hands of Willard Rol-
lins to be expended to the best advantage.
Willard Rollins asked leave Of absence,
which on motion, was granted.
A Carper offered the following:
Resoived, That this Board hereafter
: will refuse to pay all Doctors bills fo'
services to families of volunteers.
r B. r. Parks called for the yeas auc
nays. which resulted as follows. Thos'
, voting yea were Mcssrs Sheldon, Drwcll
, Carper. Mason. Parks, Rodgers, Wharton
and Leith-S Those voting nay wer
. Messrs. Wright. Bassett and Henderson
1, 3 Resolution adopted
On motion it was ordered that tn
F proceedings of this Board be publishc
!. 10 the county paper.
On motion adjourned to o'clock p. m
4 One o'clock p. m. Board met pursu
6 ant to adjournment. Quorum present.
Asa Carper moved that that part Of tt
4 road commttees' report known as tt
4 Buffalo Road No Sc, be recommended
n which was lost.
>, y VIM. Mason offered the following, whie
on motion, was adopted:
Whereas, James Hakemsn, late vcIu
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Soldiers Pay and Bounty

TUE undersigned give notice that they have
4 made arrangements with responsible agents
in Washington City D. C.. through whom they
7cah obtain BouNry, BAcK Pay. and PrNsyoNs
for Soldiers, and all other Just claims aeains,
the government, with promptnrss and dispatch.
All persons interested in such claims will do
we'll to give ns A call.
PIATT & SPICEp,
n27vSt Att'ys at Law, Tipt0n, Iowa.
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JOHN LEl'H,
B. }. ROGERS, Com.

BILLS FOR OCTOBER ELECTION, 1868.
Center Trust W Smith. 4 DIS 24h's, $40
Geo Fraseur, 400
Geo |. Davis, 400
Clerks-HJ Deal, 40
f NJ Huber, $40
Linn Trustees-J Mccormick T. his 20"
j B Mason. 200
Morgan Countz. 80
Cierks-B Wi son, 2''o
r. Mck,bbn, 2oo
Cover Trusl's-N Hawley, 20
Levi Hutim,n. go
Aaron Bailey, 22'
Clerks " Ball, =" :. US 225
ZE Crew. 80
S. Greek Trust's-M. Martin. IA his 2."3
! Jennings 2't
N Rodcbush, 2,33
Clerks-T II FishLurn, 25a
A Cri>man, ~
Springfield Trs-C Pritchard, Is his -"
John Red. 2'"o
JBGarner. Z'o
Clerks Geiger. ~"
Milton carey, z'.o
Springdale Tr's-E Rood, 80
VIM Townsend. 20
Reuben Elliott 10
Clerks--Thomas l.eech, 80
Elisha Stratton. 80
Red Oak Trust es-Samuei Hanlin, wv
Geo kjnne,, 200
Brown, l,oo
Cluks-s S Rowser. 2oo
| I nn,ra. 200
| Rochester Trust. es-Chas Foreman, is his 2''o
FL Edwards. 29o
! John Baker $50
Clsrks-J r. Scott 2,5o
Joseph Crane, 2,ao
Massilon Trust es-T W Pierpont, 12h's 400
| Jeffrey, wv
Russell, go"
Clerks-H A Emmcrson, ~"
Dan'l briggs, l@'"" @
Fremont Trustees-J Davidson, 2'o"
l. Hines, aoo
Geo McBurney. 200
| Clcrls-C " Simmons z'oo
! James Soeshee, 2"o
low. Trustees-lsaac W ant, "A hours 2j3
Henry Crcese Z ~
Moses Linn 233
Clerks-J S Lewis 23'
J II Robinson 2.3'
Cas- Trustecs-J Baldwin. II hours 200
A Pof ZOO
NJ BoIger zoo
Clerks-J Shawhcr 300
} Bartholomew 200
Pioneer, Trustees-E Rogers. ls hours 300
Scott 800
c Furginson 300
Clerks-A G Waite 800
WIN Chapman 500
Inland Trustees-J Padgham, Is hours $50
f s TempletOn $50
Clcrks-W Hawkins 2,5f
Ell B,ssett 2,5(
Dayton-w N Hosy, IL hours 200
PS Gsrtner 2,ot
sc Simpson POO
NJ Springsteed 200
} w Farmer 200
Farmin ngton, Tru stees-M d Bamford 2,5C
o Perkins 2,5,
} Il Blakely 2,5t
Clcrks-E II True 2,5l
G Padcn 2,5t
CP. SHELDON,
B.J RODGERS,
JOHN LEITH,
ed that when this Board adjourns that j
adjourn 10 meet on tho 4th Monday i,
November next
On motion of + L. Bassett, commit
tee Of two was appointed to Investigate
the Treasurer's books. and ascertain an,
report to the next meeting Of this Boar,
all matters relating to money belongin,
to Sub District No. 2, of l"land township
The chairman appointed +. L. Basset
and J j Wright said committee.
L. L. Bassett offered the following
g which on motion, was adopted:
Whereas, There are several Count
, Court House bonds yet outstapdlu
o against the county; therefore
n pexolurd, That the Clerk of this Boar
be aud is hereby directed to issue count
q warrants to the amount due on eac
d Bond, when presented to him by the Sc,
er'l owners. for that purpose.
J. n. Dewell offered the following, whic
- on motion, was adopted:
Resoiued, That the Clerk be auth
,e rind to issue warrants to the membe
70 Of his Board for the mileage and D.
], diep allowed them by law
PER DIEM AND MILEAGE OF THE BOARD.
IN Me9ers Of Board. Days: Miles: Tot
{. sheldon. center tp., l.,
3 R. Parks, Pioneer, 2 IL S,
a. WI. Mason Linn, 10 8,
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JOHN 8. TUTIiILI.,
DIR, p. II. SMITH,
ALDRICH HOUSE.,
MRS. e. BEATTY. Proprietress,

TIPTON, IOWA.
THIS wellknown and pleasantly located
i house has again been opened, and the pat
ronage Of the public is solicited.
september 22d, 1863.
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HIuBUEI"S.
T WOULD ANNOUNCE TO TIE CITIZENS
j Of Upton, aud vicinity, that have c"nlmen-
ccd the Tailoring business, and am prepared ;
make clothing in the most fashionable style and
on short notice Charges to suit the times.
Shop in the Pos.uIice Building.
WM ELLIOTT.
Upton, Iowa, May sth, 1852.
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EXCHANGE OFFICE.

EXCHANGE OFFICE.
eight DRAFTS ON NEW YORK CAN Re
! had Of the Subscriber in sums to suit pur-
ehasers. Certificates of Deposit. and Drafts on
Eastern Cities, cashed. American gold furnish
ed at a small premium.
Er Ofics over Holtslander's store.
WM. IL. TUTHiLL.
Upton, Iowa: July lst lsG0.
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MI. TULLOss, d. ID. g.,

HFFICE west side of Clinton street, g.
} between Washington and College, v>fvTT1
streets IOWA CITY, IOWA.
n2jv9tf
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]. r. KENNEDY.

nHYSICIAN AND SURGEON TIrToN; Iowa.
/ Office, first door west Of Reigart & McNa
maras drug store; Residence, two doors north
Of the steam mill. lonlSl
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JAMES w. RAGLEY.
WM. ELLIOTT,

TUSTICE OF THE PEACE and General Col
q lecting Agent. Apple made for
Back Pay, Bounty and Pensions
Of discharged soldiers. or for the heirs of de-
ceased soldiers. No charge made unless the
application is successful. Of'ce in the Post
Office, Triton, Iowa. MAY II
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HACK FOR CLARENCE.

AA[@ THE SUBSCRIBER has
lHEY2FXIc commenced running his
cz4zzA--s Hack between Upton and
Clarence. leaving Upton at five o'clock p. IN.
train for Chicago, and leaving Clarence for Tip
ton after the arrival of the five o'clock a. m. rain
from the East
He also keeps an extra team, and will ca ry
passengers to any other train. or to any point
In the country that they may desire
33tf s. B. BETS, Proprietor.
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HO FOR WILTON.
k69SR4

THE SUBSCRIBER WILL RUN A HACK
DAILY FROM TIPTON TO WILTON
and back. Having contracted to carry daily
mail. at low rate, and having good teams he
hopes to receive good share Of patronage.
n26v9 10 ~EPH WALTERS.
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THOS. HANNA,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MUSCArINE :: IOWA.
Office, No. oil Second street. Particular atten-
lion given to collections in Muscatine, Lonsa,
Cedar johnson and Scott countics-titlcs exam
tucd. taxes paid, &c.
ni9 II
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ADVERTISER JOB DEPARTMENT r.
r.x;nv purchssed large stock OF Printing Material
=, Are prepared to execute every variety Of
Plain and Ornamental Printing.
We can furnish, on short notice, DEEDS. Bonds and
vr,crAL BLAxks Of every description, in neat and
atisfactory manner.
IT. GIVE Us A TRIAL!Iu
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Legal Notice.

ts-sgz& u IS u fzs45kee - = AlSz kE
ISAAC Hickman, Eli Henthorn and
Z Margaret H ehshsfE his wife. William
Hickman, Henry Hickman, James Hickman,
Elissbsth Hickman Peter Hickman, Eli Hiek
man, Peter King and Sarah King his wife, ard
Joseph Myers, will take notice that petition
was filed aagaanst them, on lles fstar day of
February A. D. 1868. in the Court of comlnon
leas within and for the County Of Monroe
and State Of Ohio by Jacob Smith, and is
now pending wherein s2id Jacob Smith de-
MAIDS Partition Of the sfeilowing real Eatate
to wit. The south west quarter of the south
west quarter. ofsectipn twenty, iiF township
three, Of range fouf.0 Also the east half Of
the south east quarter of section twenty-six,
of the same township and rangea Also the
west half Of the south east quarter Of section
twenty-six, of the same tQwnshipsapd range
Except 90 acres of the north end of said
Also the south east quarter 81 the south
west quarter of section ,twenty,six,.. of the
same township and range, except nineacres
conveyed to David d. Stswxrts ,Is And that
at tho May term Of said CourtiE d. 1868,
the SAID Jacob Smith wilhfappiys for an order
that partition may be made of said spremises.
ss,sss s,S JACOB SMITH.
sssn BY HoILIsrER & soKsz, his iASt'ys.
70 Feb. as, l863.--6w.s. ~ sssfs -
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~ LE(54L. NOTICE

y 4asssn2 LIyGALa NOTICE. IA
HUDSON and, Ell Ann Hudson
IVY shis wife, of Belmont County, Ohio, John
w Black and Emily Black his wife, Of Monroe
County, ohio iGeorgse Niller sand Ruth Miller
his wife, : Of Monroeu County, Elizabeth Ann
Hobbs and John Hohbss he's husband, Cizer
Beabout and Bath Amy Bsahont, who reside
lout) of stheF State. of Ohio, and Israel L. Bea-
bout of Monroe County. Ohio, will take notice
that petition was filed against thefhA on the
27thvday Of February a. d. 1853, IN the Court
teSsgsnh0al Hleas qf eipnres epnnty, Ohio,
by Washington Daily and Malinda Daily; his
wife, aud is now pending wherein said WasA.
ipatons Daily and Malinaa Daily his $ife de-
: MAIDS partitfon 81 the foiiowing ireA estate,
IL to W.T.: sliS ,Eesqtf dqssaL kssa aosqiT
Fifty,sevesns scresyof hand in the south east
corusf Of the south, wsstaqnsrter of section
SIX im township fse,aef range Eve. in said
county,. Also lots numbered zone, 1.-TWO and
ptflree IN Bealfssa ssaddition 20 the tewnef Beailsi
wife IN saido 6odntyS 'and ahat al the next
tsrii Of said Court ths sid Nv ashipg pgteE Daily
and Maliiida Dailvshis wife; ewil appl for AZ
Order that paftition may be mazae sof said
premises. xiaRao bisH - s1a13 =
elsa HOIIISfERs e. oKRY. sAtt,yss for
|aWashihgton Daily AHA Malinda Daily his wifs
March 4, lS6S.--s1.- ssst 3 aea .sls
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! Legal Notice, /


,DAZEL .DENROW and James b snbow who
ID are absent from the, State Of Ohio, being
in. the service. of the United States, and sup
posed to be some place in the. State Of Ten
nessee, and Wm. Denbow yhose place Of res
idsnce is unknown, viii take notice that Sid
ner Starkey, as the Administrators Of John
Denbow, Senior, late Of Monroe Comfy, Ohio,
deceased, did on the 10th day Of March 1868,
file .iu the. Probate Court, Of Monrpo Comfy,
Ohio, q stition, the object and prayer Of which
is 10 sell the following Real Estate, TO p-y
debts, situate in Mon:oe County, Ohio, to wit.
Lots numbered four efoven {l1) and
seyentsen, s617 a in the town of Lewisyille, in
said conuty. Said petition win sbe for hear.
ing On tie 1ith Of A pfiI 1863 s g
= - SIDNERl STARKEY, Adhn,r. -
By-J. W. RICHARDSON, Atty.
4 March f8,jB63.- .-4vsss Etf4s2 s:yssf = =
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.DRl RADWA4's pIhIs. III
TO Alb OTHERS

Il
Purgatise medicines,s asilused by Rhys-|
ieians, and prepared in accordance with |
the American and European Pharlnaco-i
poeias, and al P,egasiye Pills, during their
operation, wea len the patient. zsIncases1
Of yellow Fever, Fever and zAgue, Eysl
phus, Vyphoia Scarlet Fever Small Pox,
Measles, Erysiperas, aud many othersdau-
gerous diseases, purgatieu, which isl IN
fact highly essential, becomes aangerous,
from the fact that the purgative gmeaicine,
and pills Of the old system produce, the
sudden depletion Of the vital lpowers,s and
waste of the body RBDWAlY' 'S. REG-
ULATINtig PILLS provide against this
difficulty. The medicinal properties OF
their composition possess onderfhl un-
tritious powers. Six offs; s;RADWAY5S
PILLS will impart as much nourishment
to the blood, and strength to the wasting
BODY as one ounce of the sbestwheat -four;
so that in all cases where purgatons issres
quired. RADWA Y'S PILLS will, Unless
time than any other medicine, secure an
evacnation, and, at the same time, neurish
and strengthen the systems } q his pecnliai
power Is possessed alone by RADWAY Ys
REGULATING PILLS. 'o3gvT ,vetlsl
In attacks Of Biliousness, inflammation
of the Bowels, Liver, Kidneys, a dose aol
from six TO teightaof asea9Tts .aaiiie5sao
RADWAY'S REGULATING PILLS
will, in few hours, restore thepatients t.
ease and comfort. There is noipurgatiy'
raedicine in use, that will cure these com
plants so quick as RADWA YlS PILLS
| Persons subject to Costiveness. Indiges
tion, Dyspepsia, Bhiousness, hJ aundice
Liver Complaint sApopiexy, Headache
should take tho or three of these PILLS
eueeof twice week. Price 25scentss pc
b0x1ri y9 aIewad sSt ae - sassaeeta sssissss3
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-04-08
Notice. e
Abel B. Carpenter,
Fa 1sAA araiisst szsssae
Wiilia,n u Phillips.

WllIlam d PmlHps.
y Carpenter has klsd his 4ps}fssiSn s1ssthe
Court of Common Pleas of Monroe County
Ohio stating that Eaid 8sfsr1 liant op the four
teeHshsdW fof My 1854 hfde hissnote to
said Plaintiff, promising to pay him one hun
dred and fihy dollars in one year from that
date An4 hred tie sssne by mortgage of
tract o. land in said county, on Narrows run,
The object and prayer of the petition. is to
obtain an order for the sale of said lapd td
satisfy said mortgage. If the said Daendf fnt
fail to answer or demur to said petition on oi
before Saturday, the 25th day of April next
the sams svi}hhstaks9 as true, and judgmen nj
rendered accordingly !. - : = s-sssss Z
EDWARD ARCHBoLD, Atty for Pl'f.
Narch llslsss.-sg. E