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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-07

MANY CHRONIC DIS
1... EAsHs incidental to the hui
man family, and even such %
have heretofore been oonsid-
y cred incurable BY the medical
~ faculty of the world, are skill
fullv treated with distinguished success BIB DIR.
WIN. HUNTER. DR.. JAMES HUNTER and
DR.. HANS Won BADEN, Of Leipsic, Germany.
These three scientific Physicians and Surgeons
have been engaged in their profession for up
wards Of forty years. They especially call the
attention of the afflicted to tho following named
diseases !:
Coughs, Colds, Group, Consumption,
and tho most distressing Of all diseases the
srHMA or PHrHIsIC and oil other complaints of
the Mouth, Throat. Lungs and Hear. Also dis
O. ses Of the Stomach, Liver, kidaeys. spleen,
Bladder ard Bowels, such as Dyspepsia, which Is
q very distressing complaint. Diarhea, Dysentafy
Constipation or continued costiveness. This lat-
tor disease most always preinduces1
Piles And Fs10t111As
Which is treated. with marked success without
reso ting to cutting with tho knife. Tho nerves
are often diseased and Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Gout and Paralysis are distressing complaint
Also all Female Complaints, such Is Weakness,
Debility and diseases Of the Womb, all cured with
out cutting with knife.
CARcRIHoNA, or CANCER, is another disease that
has hitherto bafled the skill Of the erudite and
learned doctors of tho world. This monstrous
Hydra must now bow its head, for it can occurred.
All Tumors, Wins, Ulcers or Old Sores, Hid dis
eases, White Swellings, Club feet. alike can bs
cured without cutting with the knife.
D10eAOoO-o1 the WyO0.
Such ~ Lachrymal Fistula, Strabismus or Cross
Eyes, Black or White spots on the Ego Ball, Sore
yes, Blindness and Cataract.
The latter disease can often be cured without
resort to cutting with the knife. Patients with
Cataract will do we'll to call aud les the Doctor ex
anime heir case. large assortment Of
artificial Eyes, perfectly natural. AN
dieeases Of the Ear.
Such q roaring or bussing sounds, offensive dis
charges and deafness. The Doctor has Tubes and
Ear Drums and Oracles, of all sizes and discrip-
tions, which restore nearing very perfect to those
who are deaf.
Persons writing will enclose ten cents. Write
with 20 ur full name. towr, county and State
Your letters will be promptly answered. Be -
particular as you can in giving full history Of
your nd dl'ss nnxr address, ss mn vANp.nrr
Box 6076 Post Office.
Hours from 9 A. u. to 8 r. n. Office No. OIL
Randolph corner Of Dearbcn street, Chicago, III.
oet1-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-07

Sterescopes u Steroscoplc Views.
Our Catalogue Of these will Be- sent 10 any al !.
dreas on receipt Of stamp.
+. B H. T. ANTHONY.
Manufacturer Of Photographs Masssials.
sol BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Friends Or relatives Of prominent military men
will confer favor By sending ~ their liken e,ses
to copy. They will bs kept carefully and return
cd uninjured.
Fine Albums made TO Order for Cop~re,..
lions to present to their PASTOR or for other nnr
posee, With suitable inscriptions. nv23-2m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-07
JOHN JORDAN
RAILROADS
Mississippi and Missouri Rairoaa

sasas run ~ Chicago time, chich IS t.eelyc vais
utes faster than Davenport time
( IN AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV. 18TH.
1868, and until further notice, passenge,
'zains will leave Davenport as follows:
500 A. n. tor Grinnell and Washington.
200 P. N. for Iowa City and Muscatine.
TRAINS ARRIVE At DAVENPORT as FOLLOWS.
800 P. II. from Grinnell and Washington.
S.l5 P. N. from Grinnell and Muscatine.
The 8.OOA.M. train out Of Davenport make sdifect
connections at Grinne!l, Iowa city and Washing
tel with the Western Stage Company stages for
all points West, southwest and Northwest.
Trains from the est connect ut Davenport
with trains Of tho Chicago and Rock Island Rail
Road for all points East, North and South.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity Of
giving distinct directions ss to th destination Of
their baggage alsc to procuretickats hafore taking
'hch seats a SIC cas-.
JOHN F. TRACY, Gen1 6up't.
A. KMBALL, Asst 6up't.
Davenport, Nov. Is, 1s6S.-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-07
MEDICAL.

N OF ono Lie
s@ss a nsnrY coseusaAf1D - u
VeBGET.aDLE EITR.AC1
.AP wre TeMtc.
DOCTOR HOOFLANDI5
00R1GAHG B1TE0xa0,
DR..c. ~ JACKSON. Philadelphia, Pa,
WILL 1vyDcfuALLY cuRs
LIVER COMPLAINT.
DYSPEPSIA.
JAUNDlCE,
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Dsseoses
Of the Kidneys, and all dissases
airing from q dis0rdsyed
Liuer or Stomach.
such -
Constipation, In.
ward Piles, Fulness or
Blood TO the head, scidity 70
the Stonsch ,kausse, Heartburn.
Disgust for Food, Fulness o. Weight
i'm the Stomach, Scr- EYuctations, sink.
ing or Fluttssing at the Pit Of Ston ach.
Swinming Of the Head, Hurried and Difficult
fluttsring Of the Heart, Choking q Suffocst.
ing e. sation' when in : lying posture, Dinnsss
OF Vini0n. I1nta n Waha ~ Al r..
and Dali Pain in the Head, Deficiency Of Per
spifation, feilowness Of the Skin and Eyes,
ssPain In the Side, Back Chest. Limbs.
60, Sudden Pushes Of Heat,
Burning In the Flesh,
Constant Imaginingsa
Of Evil and graf
Dep, ession Of,
Spirits
sadIwill1 positively prevent YELLOW FEVER,
BILIOUS FEVER, AC.l
.rHsY CONTAIN
No Alcohol ..or.. Bad Whisky
They will cure the above diseases in
ninety-nins cases ont of . hundred.
DO YOU WANT SOMETHING TO STRENGTH
EN- YOU?
DO you wAET A GOOD APPETITE,
Do YOu WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR CON.
DO st YOU Want TO FEEL WELL
" AVA ~ WE NIL NEhVOUS>
DO YOU WANT ENERGY9
DO YOU WANT TO SLEEP WELL :, -
DO YOU WANT A BRISK AND VIGOROUS
FEELING?
llfiyou do, usel
A00N01epS German 0tffero
From Rev. J. Newton Brown, DID,, Editor Of the
Encyclopedias of Religious knowledge.l
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent n dicines in general, through distrust Of
their ingredients and effects; yet know Of no
sumcient reasons why . man may not testisy to
what he believes himself to have received from
any simple preparation, in the hope that hs may
thus contribute to tho benefit of others.
!. do this more readily in regard to HoofApd's
German Bitters, prepared BY Dr. q. N. Jackson, of
this city, because was prejudiced against them
for many years, under the impression that they
were chiefly an alcoholic MIXTURE am indebted
to my friend kobelt Shoemaker, Esq, for the re-
woval Of this prejudice by proper tests, and for
encouragement to try them, when suffering from
great and long continued debility. The use Of
three bottles of these bitters at the beginning of
the present year, was followed by evident relief
and restoration to degree of bodily and mental
vigor which had not fels Tor six months before
and had almost despaired Of regaining. there
fore thank God and y'friend for directing me to
the use Of them. j. NEWTON BROWN
PHILADELPHIA, June 23d. 1861.
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MEDICAL
k0DlCHB STOMACH BlTTRRa.


p
Y ~ not offered 70 The puhH
,9A medicine thst Will cafs al ellis TIA
X0 .ssA = hclf TO-" bat tAsy are g
46V hoaes1 reliable, remedial aesat. q
~ srs q saacient and aGrsssils sseu-
4A ~ g ne syssen- II III - icD
~ % As Vesnty, especially n the
. ss stLllegs Dls1nec1s % ~
M WEST AND SOUTH WEST
- .hss hey have bsaa isssiussd,
they - rseonnsndsd ~ tAe PAys.
icse0e - beos1eiol II taken Il no
pr qeantitiss n acsoe6aseo with
IA ne aifsetions, - pesvsotativo 81
oure fof 11v1a AND AoUB,
LIVER 90 MPLAlNT
80 B'Aisss Power, Dyspspsss, lhdises-
tson, 1sssdiee, Dsa;ssss, D.
- Sressios ef Ap;rtts, LaaSvse,
I'm end iii dsranesmsnts Of the dises-
NcV i've funetisaS. For aehilieated Def.
~ sons they are particularly recon-
~ = mended, giving On appetite and
w. s9sngth TO the whole human frame,
These Bittsfsars scientiAeally pee.
1K/ pared, and ars n ads II rare oom.
va oinstion Of Roots, PIauts, Herbs,
- barks aad Reeds which Aevs been
found most sGsetaAl ~ long nsdi-
Gal experiences, to possess the fsqusi-
stte Tonic Properties In relieving and
CURING the shove complaints.
These 8ittsSs are the peor mans
TREND saving hin nasy Doctor bills,
.DA well - the rich man's eolaace
~ i md comfort /; invigorating the weak
and debilitsted, driving swav mel
IA sncholy, making life q nisssy ONE
/M { unalloyed enjoyment.
IW These Bitters have been introduo-
Az Cd and are being used. not only In
"a Z he hospitals, bat smene the send
~ ers - an sPpetiser tonic and ,rsgu-
Nl 'ator Of the system throughout The
. ARMY OF TEE NORTH,
By and with the consent Of the high.
est Government authority.
81 Gvarossss. In point'of strength
! will guarantes my bittsfs - con
tain larger proportion Of real med
icinal ingredients than any Other
ktomach Bitters In the market and
.nox oy comparison with others IL will bs
r. seen ae oncethat are srD0H0Dn
IA ana upon tris be found more
IN encient thu others they sre
Nv agreeable to the taste, invigoratiug
~ IN eject mhds Of good materials and
~ = an article that al my customer
~ purchase the second time with equal
~ .atisfaction.
M It has been my purpose to put
,M forth an article that will please ali
~ my customers and honestly do al
that 10 claimed for them, wilt net
publish or make any claims for these
Bittcrs that are mot consistent or
that their virtues will not warrant.
Each bottle contains % represented
ONE FULL QUART, thus eivine to ev-
Org person Is regards the quantity.
eND& the worth Of the money invested.
a Let everybody try trcm and they
VA will DO fully convinced Of the truth
IN Of the above statsmsnts.
. DR.. CIV. ROBACK.
. lPrsprietor Of Stomach Bitter. Blood
H<4o Purifier, Blosd Pills, Catawba ana
/Ivl swedish Brsa6ies. Manufactory
VI 81 So 60 e3E I'd st.. Gin, @.
A:C COOK, Chicago, GeaI Agent
L. At Wholesale in Chicago By FULLBR.
H FULLER. and all Druggists.
Country. Merchantsand Dealers supplied
F. Croskcy and Q. H. Beckwith, Chicago.
! in Davenport by F. Jacoby, Jr., e. 8. Bal
Stevenson 4 Carnahan. /. ]. Wells. q.
gel, Ditzcn / Koch and N. Kovae..
! at Wholesale by Beiderbeske 4 Miller and
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-07
6. = n. =. ANTHONY,
Manufacturera Of PhotegrapAic material.
sol Broadway, N. Z.
$500 Copies Of Works Of Art.
Photographic Albup,,s.

Ut these No maBuiaoturs great variety. ra...
Ing in price from 80 cents to $50 each.
Our ALbUAS have the reputation Of being
superior in beauty and durs biiity 70 anv othsrs
The smaller kinds can DO sent safely By mail a
postage Of elk cents per o..
The more expensive can b. sent BY sxpeees.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-07

~ = WlsHIrorox. f)en. 6.
Kumors from the from front tonight
say: T 9#N &H8Ts rIe
Lees whole army 10 on this side Of
the Rapidan. It il believed that he has
been reinforced BY sportios Of Long,
streets corps.
The impression prevails, notwitbstand.
ing the semi-oficial denial, that our ar
my will winter on the line Of the Orange
b Alexandria Railroad, some distance
this side Of the Kappahannock.
The opposition democrats held IN ad.
journed meeting this .. m, but could
not agree upon the nomination Of Of.
ficers. n
The report Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury will not be ready before Wed
nesday.
FoRr MONROE, Dec. 6.
The Richmond Enquirer of the 4th
has a dispatch from Bragg dated Dalton,
Ga, the I'd, to Gen. Cooper, saying that
the enemy had fallen back across the
Chickamanga, destroying everything 10
their route, including the railroad track
and bridges.
Their loss was heavy in their attack
on our rear gnard.
The Enquirer Of the 5th has . dis
patch from Charleston the 4th, saying
that slow fire was kept up all day on
Sumter, Sullivan's and Jones' Islands.
The enemy has not renewed firing on
the city, but is mounting more guns on
Wagner, bearing on the city, and have
also unmarked new battery.
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fHsrald's Special.l
HrApouARrsRs Army or THE
poroNAc. Dec. 6.

P0TONAC, OtC. %
All quiet with the army, and there Is
prospect Of the quiet beidg long con-
tinued.
Trains are running regularly to and
from Alexandra, and the army Is getting
well supplied with Quartsrmaster and
commissary stores. 49, 49,
II 10 aseertainea
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-07
JACOB LITZEN,

practical DYER. PARTICULAR AT
I tention paid to dyeing Cloths, Silks, velvets,
or Garments Of any kind--to give any celor de-
sired. Third street, two doors west of Iowa
north side lpy15 div
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-07

Soldt At Wholesale in Chicago BY FULLER.
INCH h FULLER. and all Druggists.
Country. Merchantsand Dealers supplied
BY a. F. Croskey and g. H. Beckwith, Chicago.
Sold in Davenport BY F. Jacoby, !r., =. 9. Bal
Schlegel, Ditzcn Koch and M. Kovse..
Sold at Wholesale by Beiderbeske Miller and
F. Roddewig. my28-d6wly
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs |

See that the signature Of Q. \. jackson II On
che wraPpet.
Price Dor Bottle Is cents, Or half dozen for a
Should your nearest druggist mot have the sr-
ticle do not be put of BY any Of the intoxicating
prepefstions that nay b offered in IL palce but
send to u and W will forward securely packed
BY express.
No. 031 Arch st. az
10 N1 O~e0EEVlA1G0
(0reeeepoes . o. n. eJasksen = Ce.)
* - Eae PSopsieton.
- ror sals b Duesists - Dsalen isnsv-
Il S0sn1n unoA 6tasss. pl-eo1ev1y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-07

Groceries, Flour Il Feed Store.
VVHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN.
L FORMS the citizens OF Scott and adjoining
counties, that he will constantly keep in his New
Store, corner OF Second and Scott streets. . good
assortment of Groceries, Flour and Feed, which
he will always sell at the lowest market prise
Highest price paid for farm Produce. Goods
delivered free of charge in city limits
Ocl9-d&wly SAM'L g. YOUNG.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-07
DIR. HUNTER
Treats MANY Disease

MANY CHRONIC DIS
BASIS incidental to the hu-
man family, and even such %
have heretofore been oonsid-
cred incurable BY the medical
facnltv of tha world apo sk;l1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-07
DR.. C. w. ROBACK,

! Proprietor Of Stomach Bittsrs, Blood
4 Purifier, Blosd Pills, Catawba ana
! swedish Brsa6ies. Manufsctory
So So 81 / % 4. I'd st.. Gin, o.
A.C COOK, Chicago, GenI Agent
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-01-14
Town and County.
Special Not1ce-Fa1r Warning,


The terms of the Chronicle are, and
have been for years, 81, 5Oin advance, other
wise $500. The simple fact that we have
not at all times enforced terms, does
not entiAe a subscriber to the paper, at any
other rate. The enormous advance in
the price of printing paper, NEARLY 100
per cent and other materials, has com
PEELED US to adopt some measure which
viii increase our receipts, or diminish our
expenses. We do not wish to increase
the price of our paper, or reduce it in
size, if we can possibly avoid it. Rather
than do so, we cheerfully bear a portion
of the additional expense ourselves.
Although we cannot promise that cir
cumstances may not compel us, for self
preservation, to increase the price of our
paper, we have concluded, for the pres
ent, simply to adhere strictly 10 oar publish
sd terms.
Cur present firm commenced doing bu-
siness February LIST, 1862, consequently a
large number of subscribers on our books,
owe from that date. Until the first of
February, 1868, and no longer, $500 will
pay for the expiring and the ensuing
year. After that time, until further no.
tice, the price of the Chronicle, if not paid
strictly in advance, will be Two DOLLARS.
All persons disseminating the paper, and
all those in arrears more than n year,
will be charged $500, according TO our
terms.
IA There are still a number of unset
tied accounts on the books of VIM. Rite
eel, of the Democrat, and Hapgood & Ad-
ans, of the Chronicle. Those interested
can save money by attending to them
soon. ga
Dec. 24th 1862.
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Dec, Il, lS6l-4M.
A DMINISTRATOR'S A L

~ OF REAL ESTATE
Puone notice y hereby given that the subscriber
bidder on Saturday the 18th day of January. lisa.
on the premises hereafter described between The
said day .thef GLOWING described lands and tenements
belonging to the Estate of Stephen Burnett late Of
Warren. deceased. to wit:
One certain piece or parcel ofland, with buildings
and improvements thereon situated in Section No
l6, in the Township of Braceville. TrumbuI Conntv
Onio, known as the Ledge Farm, containing seven
ty-tEo and three fourths acres, and subject TO the
life estate of Eleanor Burnett, widow Of Stephen
Burnett. and described as follows in the order of
Court ~Beglnning a. a post standing in the south
west corner Of lot No. 2, in said section No. l6 :
Thence East in the south line ofsaid section No. Ia
Thlrtyesi3 chains and 81 links to a post; Thence
north 20 chains to a post on Jonathan ALIENS south
west corner, And thence north s Chains on the
west line, of said Jonathan Aliens Land; Thence
west on the south line of Vernon Aliens land, %
east line oflot No. /. in Section 1876 chains and 81
links to the first mentioned boundary, and contains
ing therefrom q 47-lO acres, more or les. bereto-
fore decided by said Stephen Burnett to Frederick
kinsman, bounded as follows: Beginning at a post
ed by Rufus Allen, to Joseph aud Stephen Burnett;
Thence north along the east line of said tract
seventeen chains and ~forty-fve links to a post;
Thence south So w. along the centre of the Road
s chains and links to a post; Thence south 5STS
W. along q line which the parties hereto agreed to
chains and Gnnkst 70 . post in said Kiasmsn fUaS +
line; Thence east on the said section line. Is chains
and 16 links to the place of beginning. and contains
as surveyed by Edwin Lefingwell as above stated
247-loo acres 0 fland, more or less. Appraised at
$500, subject to said life estate Of Eleanor Burnett.
Also one small piece Of land in south Warren des-
cribed as the south Is of an acre Of land being lot
No Z, in Block No. &, in the south survey of War
rem, reference heing, had to the plat Of said survey.
Recorded in TTqmhull County Hecprds, Book Of
Maps pages a. 4 IS, and lying south of and adjoin-
ing to the Homestead, set of to the widow and heirs
of said Burnett by the Appraisers ofthe Real Estate
Of said Stephen Burnett deceased, Appraised re-
Gently at $l26,00,
JACOB II. BALDWIN,
Administrator.
Dec. II, 1S62-4w.
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Sewing MACHINES

A ii Sewing Machines derive their
IA vitality from the Howe Machine" Mr..
Howe claims that by a very simple Arrangement
on his New Improved Machine, the missing OF
STITCHES, $50 annoying is done away with, and It is
next to impossible to break needles. We invite
persons wishing I Sewing Machine for family pur-
poses, vest and cloak making, tailoring, shoe and
gaiter lifting. cap making, harness making and ear
rage trimming, to call at ]. Goldstein's Clothing
Hall Market st, WaTren, o. and thoroughly test
the Improved Howe Sewing Maehines.
E-Hemmers furnished complete with Machines.
Nov. e, 1S626m$ Warrsn nb;o
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Monument.

A monument was erected a few weeks
since, by the Perkins family, in their lot
in the New Cemetery, which is probably
the most massive Of itsRjnd in Northern
Ohio. 1t is of Italian marble, almost en-.
tireIy destitute of ornamental carving,
and almost its only adornment is its ex-
ceeding beauty of finish. 1t is not high,
only ten feet, but standing as it does on
an elevation, its height is in perfect keep.
ing with its surroundings. Its base is
five feet square, the next block four feet,
and the column two feet eight inches,
and the cap stone three feet six inches
square. Its weight is a little more than
twelve and a half tons.
1t was the work of our townsmen,
Howard & Koehler, and is highly credit
able to their taste and skill. No finer
specimen of marble work can be seen in
any cemetery.
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Rare Chance.

By reference toour new advertisements,
it viii be seen that the place known as
Rowland Springs, is for sale, the health
of the proprietor, Mr.. Hank, being such
as to render a continuance of the bust
ness undesirable.
Under the auspices of Mr.. & Mrs.
Hank. the Springs" has for years been a
fayorite resort for both old and young,
and their genial faces and good suppers
will long be remembered.
Either as q place to be kept as a de-
lightful resort, or as a farm to be occupied
and fitted up to please the finest taste,
We recommend the Springs"
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The First Cars f1om New York.

The train of cars, loaded with rail road
iron, which came into this town on SUM-
day last, on the Atlantic & Great Western
Rail Road, were the first loaded cars that
ever passed from the State of New York
to the State of Ohio, and the A. & G. w.
r. R. is the only line of unbroken guage
which passes from that state to this.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-01-14
weeks.
OF REAL ESTATE.

On the 18th day of January, A. d. 1863, at three
O'Clock IN the afternoon. on the PREMISES herein
described, in the town Of Warren Ohio, will be sold
to the highest bidder the f~ollowing Real Estate. as
the property of Bishop Perkins. Minor, to wit: Sit
uats IN the township of Warren, County of Trum-
bull. and State Of Ohio. and known rs parts of Lots
numbered twenty one. twenty seven and twenty eight
(l. Y, 81 and bounded as follows: Beginning al a
post, standing IN the west side of the Warren A ASH
tab1la Turnpike, and four chains nOrtherly BY
the line OF the road, from the north east corner of
land decided to Frederick and Olive d. kinsman by
Deed, dated December, 10th, 1888, and reeordedin
ITumbulICounty records, Book ~, pages 5H and53.
Ihence South ~ west along the line of land deed
ed TO Joseph Perkins March Sd ls47, in partial par
utlon OF the Estate Of Simon Perkins, eight chains.
and slxty-hYe links, S,65D to q post in the TOP OF
the bank Thence South 69119o west along said Joseph
Perkins line, Eighteen chains and seventy-tWo links
Us, ~. ito the bank Ofthe Mahoninz River. Tbencs
north, ~ west two chains and sixty links. ~. cor to
q post on the river bank; Thence north Il west two
chains and fifty links z, 50O to a post in the river
bank Thence north 691So east on a marEed Iina 81
teen chains. and sixty five links q5, g. to a post on the
top of the bank Thence north 4yo east nine chains
and twenty-one links Cpl to a post in the west line
of the Warren & Ashtabula Turnpike: Thence south
~ east along said west line five chains and fifty
nlne INKS 5,5y 70 the place ofbeginning. Contain
ing thirteen and 74-lO0 Acres ofIand, us T4-lOO Al
be the same more or less.
-SupJeet to no dover. Appraised at six thousand
nTe hundred and twenty-eight dollors, CS6,5HJ
JOSEPH PERKINS,
49, Guardian