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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-02-10
\ word of solemn Conscientious Adj
NiCC 10 Ehnse Mhn VII IlciICCI.

VICE 10 hhONe W no Nlll lAcIlctIs
class Of maladeS prevails to n fearful extent in
the community booming at e ts lO0OOO youth of both
sexes annually 70 an early grave Those diseases arc
very impclfcctly understood. Their external mani
festatiou symptoms nervous debility relaxation
and exhaustion; Mirasmus wasting and consump.
on Of the tissues Of the whole body shortness Of
breathing hurried breathing on ascending hill OF
flight Of stairs great palpitaton OF the hear asthma
bronchitis and sore throat shaking Of the hands and
limbs aversion to society and TO business study
dmncss ot eye sglyt, loss nf memory; dizziness Of
the head neuralgia, paH in various plTts ofthe belly
pains Ia the back or linus, lumhago dyspepsia or in
digestion, irregularity Uf the bowels. dcrau
uons Of the kidpeys and other glands o the body,
Leucorrhoca or Fleur Ahus, &c, Likewise epilepsy,
hysteria and nervous Spasms.
Now in ninety cases out Of every one hundred,
all the above named disorders and host OF others rOt
named, as CONSUMPTION OF the LUngs, and that moss
sidious and willy form OF Consumption Of the Spinal
Nerves, known as lsbes Dorsales, and Tahcs Mesen'
tcrica, have their and origin in diseases Of the
Pelvic Nisccra Hence the want of success the part
Of old school practice in treating symptoms only.
pr Andrew stone, lhy sician to the Troy Lung ana
NyEituic Institution. Is engaged in treating this
class Of modern aaladies with the most astonishang
success, TEs treatment adopted BY the Institution IS
new; II Is based Hpon scientific principles with newly
discovered remedies without minerals o. poisons The
facilities Of such that patients can be cured at
their homes in any part OF the country from accurate
descriptions of their case, by letter, and have the
medicines by mail or express Printed lnterrogS'
tories will be forwarded on appNcauon,
80 Consumption, Catarrh and diseases Of the
throat cared well al the home ~ the patient as al
She lnsttatiou, by sending the Cold Medcated Inhat
,ug Balsamic Napors, With inhaler aad ample direc
uous Tor their use and direc, csTrcsp spondeuce.
Pstieuts applying for utcrros sstiyes advice, mus
inclose return stamps. to meet attention.
The attending physician win be found at the Inst
tuition for constellation, from A. N. 90 Or each day
Address DIR, ANDREW STONE.
Physician TIE Troy lUu and rituic Institute
Physician tar Diseases Of ghe Heart, Throat RnI
Atr,st @t tlth -irSct Troy, NY. Ay
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-02-10

Nothing teaches patience like garden.
You may wa,c's the opening bud iron.d day
to day, but il ElleS It's own time, and you
cannot urge it on Astcr than it will
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-02-10
FEM,LES-rE1IlLEs-rEMALEs.

In mnny affections peculiar to Females the EX
TRACT RrCnU is uncqualcd by any other remedy
as in ChloroSs or Retention, lrrcgularty. Painful
ness cr Suppression Of customary cvucuatons, u
ccratcd or ScirrhouS state of the Uterus, Louchor
rhwa or Whites, Stcrity, and for all complaints in
cdent to the ScN whether arising from luiiscretiou
Habits of Dissipation, or in the
nELNI IL 1, nn nrI N-L,r, al, L Ir,r,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-02-10

Virtue las its pains, uut the greatest
happiness is sduw,lhit IS tho greatest ur-
happiness rs with crime.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-02-10
HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCUU,
positive and Specific Remedy for diseases of the
Bladder, Kidneys, Gravcland Dropsical Swcllngs.
This medicine increases the power of Digestion,
and cxcitcs the Rbsarbrnts into healthy action. by
which the watcrv or caicarcous dcpOstianS, and
all unnatural culargcmcnts are reduced, as we'll
as Pain and Inflammation.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-02-10

l.. & II. T. ANTHONY,
MANUFACTURERS OF PHoToGRAPnIc MATERIALS,
sol BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-02-10

EIELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCEI1.
For Weaknesses arising from ExcrsscS, Habits Of
Dissipation, Early lndiscrcon Of Abuse, attended
with the following symptoms:
lndiSposition to Excrton, Loss Of Power,
Lass Of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror of Disease, Wakcfulncss.
DimncSs of Vision, Pain in the Back,
Universal LasSitude of the Muscular System,
Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body
Dryncss of the Skin, Eruptions on the Face
Palld Countcnancc.
These symptoms, if allowed 10 go on, which this
medicine invariably removes, soon follows
lMrOrENCY, FATUITY, EriLErTIC FRS,
In one of which the Patient may expire.
Who can say that they are not frequently followed
10y those piretul Diseases"
"INSANIrY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many are aware of the cause Of their suffering,
Bur NONE WILL CoNFEsS THE RECORDS OF THF
INSANE AsYLUMs.
And melancholy deaths by Consumption bear am,
pie Witness To the truth of the assertion.
The Constitution once affected with Organic
Weakness requires the aid of medicine to strength.
en- auI nyigoratc the system, which llEIABuLD's
EXTRACT RrcuU invariably does. a trial will
convince the most skcptical.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-02-10
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.

Take no more BalSam, Mercury, or unpleasant
medicines for unpleasant and dangerous diseases
nELNBoLDS ENrR NCr BuCHU AND IMPROVED ROSE
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WEBSTER, WISCONSIN, March 12, 1868.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-12-08
A. PIONEER CONE

Isaac WILSON departed this life on
Thursday, Dec 1st, 1856 after very
prOtractcd illness. Before his death.
he put his house in orler;' and for
an abode of happiness in eternity he
did not wait for his last illness but
lived, as all men should, an industri.
Gus, honest, upright life, believing that
those who live right vii! die right
Although not strict church man. lie
was firm believer in the christian re.
|ligion, without being a sectarian. His
charity embraced all men his bcnev.
olence was not circumscrbed by
crecds. He lived the life Of the lust.
and has rich reward in ueayGh.-
This is not the language ofpraise, but
the testimony of all who knew him
well. Born in Bedford co. Pa, Dec.
.8th, 1871, and was brought to Ohio in
l799-consoquently resident of this
State and of Fairfield co. for 65 years.
By his unwearied Industry he largely
aided in the vast Improvements which
we witness around rs. His memor,
will be cherished for all time.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-12-08
rnn LAnIEs, PAm.

The Fair by tho Ladies OfSt Johns
Episcopal Church, will begin, next
Wednesday evening. The Hall will
be open all day on Thursday for the
accommodation of their friends from
the country. The evening Of Friday
will bo devoted to the exhibition Of a
series Of beautiful Tableaux, with mu-
steal interludcs by tho best vocolists
and performers in the city.
The ladies have been engaged du-
ring tho past two or three weeks with
n zeal and energy worthy of the cause,
in making useful and ornamental ar
ticles. The inevitable Post Office"
begins already to DO filed with lottors
express packages are arriv ingby Ewes
Express" (not Adams); the "Gentlc.
mems Terror" is being rounded into
frightful proportions the '"Christmas
Tree, IS growing rapidly ana is TO DC
u wonder of its kind; and the "God-
dess of Liberty" is TO excel any thing
in tho Star .Spanglod- Banner Z pluri'
bus unum line ever witnessed in the
city, and will no doubt be one of the
handsomest young ladies present A
hundred dollars or so worth of toys
have arrived, enough to supply half Of
the children in town also forty eight
dozen cakes of soap, enough to wash
all the children in the county. Besides
Iinnumelable substantial and beautiful
things, which we have not space tC
mention, and which must be seen tC
be appreciated" sc,
The Tableaux entertainment Of Fri
day evening is to excel any thing o
the kind heretofore attempted in thC
city, and we have no doubt the Who'll,
Fair will be unsurpassed.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-12-08
The Incendiary plot.

In the Richmond Wing of July 81,
appeared the following proposition
TIE DEvoTED BAND-Itis believed
that there are five or ten thousand men
in tho South ready and willing to
share the fate of Curtius and devote
themselves to the salvation of their
country. 1t is proposed that all who
are willing to make this sacrifice, shall
arm themselves with Il sword, two five
shooters, and Il carbine each and meet
on horse back at some place to be des-
ignated, convcnien; for the great. work
in hand Fire and sword must be car,
.ried into the houses of those who are
visiting those blessings upon their
neighbors. Philadelphia and oven
New York, is not beyond the reach of
a long and brave arm, The moral peo-
pie Of these cities cannot be better
taught the virtues of invasion than by
the blazing light Of their own dwell
ings. ,5aa.
None need apply for admission to
the Devoted Band but those who
are prepared to take their lives in
their hands, and who would indulge
not the least expectation OF fever return
ing. They dedicate their lives to the
destruction of their enemies.
s. B. ID. B., Richmond.
All Southern papers are requested
to give this notice a.few Insertions.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-12-08
LANCASTEE MARKET.
MARRLE

In this City, November 20, 1864, by
Rev. j. i. Rcinmund, Mr.. JouN Col
LoFAss and Miss SARAH Cisco, both OF
tho above place,
AT the Parsonage on the Evening Of
the Sd of December, 1864, BY the Rev
u. II. Phillips, Mr.. ROBERT TooPs and
Miss SARAH JANE NICELY, both Of
Fairfield County, Ohio.
At the Parsonage, on the morning
Of the Sth of December, 1864. by Rev
Y, II. Phillips, Mr. THOMAS E SuRIEvEs,
Of the 18th Regiment O. V. v l., and
Miss MARY WEAKLEY. of Lancaster. O.
On Thursday, November "a, 1864,
by the Rev. Thomas Drake at the re.
sidencc of the brides father, Mr., THoM-
AS BRIGHT and Miss REBEcoA Bush,
both of Fairfield County, Ohio,
Thursday afternoon, Dec 8. 1864
at the NJ. e, Church Parsonage, by
Rev r. H. Phillips, Mr.. JosEpn II
McCLEERY and Mrs May f. HANsuEw
both Of Fairfield County Ohio.
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Line6ln Mcclellan.
LadieA' Church Fair,

The Iadies of st. Johns Episcopal
Church purpose holdinga Fair for the
benefit Of the Church, IN the City Hall,
on the evenings Of the llth, 10th and
10Th of Docomber. The evening Of
The 10th will be devoted exclusively
to TdbIedNc TicdatS and Music. Every
effort will be made to render the en-.
tcrtainment sufficiently attractive to
cntitlo it to tho consideration of tho
entire community.
The Fair will be open during the
day, on Thursday, from . A NJ, for
the accommodation ofour friends from
the country. Ry order of
liza .u' Eek. COMMITTEE.
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IIorribis neutrality-suspicious. uar-
baslam.


bAsIsm.
GRAYsvILLE, April n-Thc people
of Parlser's Gap were much alarmed
yesterday morning by a rnmor that
there was u human being in an Old
saltpcter cave near the Gap, supposed
TO be the same cave recently visited
by Col. Bingham while on picket The
Col. failed to explore it, On account OF
noxious vapors issuing from the open
ing. The ladies, God bless them ever
ready to respond to the calls Of hu-
manity, hurried to. the rescue, but
their united efforts wero insufficient 10
eNtricate the sufferer.
Surgeon Marks, Medical Director Of
this division, and Surgeon Power, of
the artillery, were sent for, and after
a great deal of labor the poor fellow
was taken from his living tomb. He
was Immediately recognized as John
Harrison, Jr. 1t is supposed that the
unfortunate man was deposited in the
cave about tho middle OF last August,
by hisiather who is connected with
the Mining and Niter Bureau of the
G. S, A. and he has remained there
ever since When taken out he was
entirely helpless and speeehIcss, and
although youthful, was wholly desti-
tute Of hair and teeth. He will not be
able to tell the tale of his horrible suf-
fering for years. How he sustained
existence in that dark uniathomed
cave for three,quarters Of year, is a
question for the student in physiology
to answer.
Parties under command of Captain
Green, 1st Wisconsin, Captain Clark
A. Q. NJ. 3d Brigade, Lieutenant
Channel Battalion G. 1St Illinois, and
Lieutenant Dorrickson, 18th Infantry
were Immediately sent ont to explore
the various saltpetrc caves in this Wei.
nifty, as it is supposed that when the
rebs fell back from here large mum.
Der of unfortunates were hidden away
in the same manner.
+ Lieutcnant Mechcr, signal officer
Adjutant Watkins, of list Wisconsin
and the subscriber, have been busiIy
engaged for the Last day or two in eX
ploring for unworllcd caves, for tho
purpose Of stopping them up to pre-
vent future accidents; yet this bcne
volcnt trio have not succeeded in find
ing any, except an old and wornout
minc accidentIy discovered by the
Adjutant, the entrance to which was
so fearfaIly large, that it was impossi
bic for him to entirely close it, ant
he has discontinued work upon it un
til the return of Surgeon Dixon, o
thc 3d Brigade Chattanooga Ga<ettc
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-12-08
REnnulTINa

There is an excellent way to escape
all future drafts, and to save trouble
and exponso, viz: to recruit men and
keep our quotas filled in advance
Measures should at once be adopted
for bounty fund. and some suitable
person should be employed to procure
recruits, The city We understand las a
surplus of over 30 men who will be cred
tied on future. quota Should there
be another draft, the city will have at
least double that huu,bef' to furnish,
and they can be recruited with less
trouble and expense now, than they
can be furnished after the call.
There need be no, moro drafts, A
proper system ofrccruitins everywhere
established would furnish all the men
needed to finish the work of SUPPRESS
iag the rebellion. This would dis
ponse with the cumbrous machinery
used in executing tho conscrption, with
tho, hardship of compelling a Union
man to take the place of a skulking
Buttcrnut drafted in the first class, and
with incompetent and impcrtinent
Boards. of ENROLMENT, &c, ! We.hope
to SEQ systepl of recruiting adopted
in wthis, city and county as soon as
practicable, .aasa-. a o.. ,...a. .s-
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-12-08
Hon. Salmon p. Chat. chief justice,

The Senate on Tuesdey last confirm
cd the nomination of Hon. SALMON P.
CHASE as Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court of the United States. This is q
mighty stride, from pro-slavery to
an anti-slavery Chief Justic,. Surely
Providence works, and these are the
days chosen to set free the slaves and
smito the enslavers.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-12-08
supppr. OF soldlers 5 FAMILIES.

-
We have not heard of any organized
effort for the relief of soldiers families
in tho county, or that there was any
response to the call Of the Governor
for a jubilee on the 26th of last month
No doubt there were on that day in.
stances Of private charity, but these
were onlya drop in the bucket. To
relieve the necessities Of soldiers fam.
lilies there must be an organized effort,
for tho raising and distributing ofa
permanent fund. n4 53i /
A friend suggests that county
meeting be held at the City Hall in
this city, and that suitable persons be
appointed in each township and in the
city,, who shall be paid ETHER, SER
vices, to solicit subscriptions and do
nations to a permanent fund, this fund
to be distributed by the Trustees Of
each township the same as the fund
raised by tho act for tho relief of sol
diers' families. We like the sugges-
ton. and call upon those whose proper
ty is being defended by the brave men
who have left their families in your
keeping, TO move in the matter Some.
thing unjust be done without delay
1t is but a few weeks until midwin-
ter, and thero willbo much suffering
among us. ....
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-12-08
Correcting the Enrolment.

The correction of'the Enrolment we
notice is being generally urged by the
press. II is a thing which should be
attended to at once in this city. If
there should ever be another draft, and
we Know that unless our military OPP
orations arc very successful this Win
ter there will bo another, the basis of
our quota should correspond with the
actual humber OF mon subjcctto draft
in the city. OurIQ quota under another
call for three or five hundred thousand
may be considerably reduced BY cor.
recting tho lists. hBut whether redu-
ced or. Increased, jIstice demands :
correct enrolment, and we hope to soc
tho lists corrected as soon as possible.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-12-08

That you wanta good suit ofclothe,?
Then call at RrslNGs and select your
Cloths or Cassimcres; leave your
measures and he will get youupa first
class suit, at prices that will prove sa'
isfatory. Trout & Donavan are all.
ways ready to give entire satisfaction
p. RISING.
Oct. 9 If.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-12-08
state Convention Of Country Publish,

state Convention Of ountry Publish ers
Wcpropose to our brethren of the
Weekly Press in Ohio, that they hold
a Convention, at Columbus, on the first
Wednesday in January, 1865, to dolib-
crate on their business interests, and
adopt uniform Scale of Prices for
subscription and advertising. Much
good can be accomplished by the in
tcrview. . -.a --'t..- ~ ..
All who consent to attend the Con-
vention will please indicate it in their
respective journals, and send marked
copy Of thcirpapcrs to the Circluville
Union, with the understanding that
we publish.a Call for a Convention, en-
braclng their signitures, on or before
the 25th of December, in the Cincin-
natl, Columbus and Cleveland papers
We Assume this responsibility in
consideration of the fact that, with one
OF two exceptions, We are the Oldest
editor aud Publisher in the State, hav-
ing been engaged in the business since
1929. Circlevile Union.
Bro. DENNY will please "count us in
for the proposed meeting.-iStatc Jour.
nal. H. ~. @ @-'Ne' g'-. 49, :.
Also US.
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GJ-Tho attention of our readers is
directed to the advertisement of. T.
People. He has purchased the Bake
Shop recently owned by George Bur
berry, and is now prepared to furnish
the public with good article Of
bread, cakes, crackers, &C., &c. Sec
advertisement.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-12-08

DIED--November IL, 1864, at his
residence in Jones County, Iowa, Mr.
THOMAS LITTLEFIELD, in the Sixty
ninth year of his age. Mr. Littlefeld
was for nearly forty years resident
of this c4unty and neighborhood. To
those whclllnew him, we need only
say, he died as helived "an honest man,
(in the language Of the poet9 the no
blest work Of God w. ~ 70
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NP%N'L lbFlYTIGG fF7ETL 4

ms SlTtoyM SA-rNls R,y;, oT'rH. 2! se'
rat" o'in."rost than ony other ,nl ne i-9 ssri a.
AuysaNnss 'aaltvh5h PAYS ns 4 '-oa-t,r5 u II. =
N"t"S considers Inst II j. paying IN the ha, c'sc'i,-
ting nedium Of the country. anil itc71nn' pyy u any
tng ci'er, flr its ur-ias- ia ars c-r p C'ry,1i-
moa' 'ee1-I'.n', or u. n5'+s Or Ron @ r s.le in GOV
er1i'noat NpH"-.
l'is equally t9nvnn'or,. "a tr-'-,o-,- ~ ra,-5-
n"n investment The no:-7 cor '', ,ys 'r .oaj f,r
within 'r''t.gn o' tho.r',., 1e a,eNnul.-. a.sr-
c't and ~, th"he:t ,cerri'y with bsals a. cola, 3.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-12-08

VoRYs & BROTHER, on the corners
of Mill and King streets, near the old
Canal Mill, are now prepared to furn-
ish the public with oil kinds of build
ing lumber, window blinds, sash, &C.,
&c. Give them call. See advertise
ment in another column. T|f. L-,. .
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-12-08
A Huge Turnit;

Mr.. ABRAHAM EvERsoLE will &C.
ccpt our thanks for the largest turnir
We have witnessed 1t is much
larger than a "plcce ofchalll, weighs
five pounds, and can be seen at our Of
flee any day, looking as large and
saucy as pumpkin. ..ra
Also for u basket of excellent ap
pies.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-12-08

Persons wishing good meals can be
accommodated on next Thursday at
tho City Hall, and those wishing good
suppcrs on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings will find them prepared at
tho samo place. Il
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-12-08

CoLoRED NATIONAL BANK.-We un-
dcrstand preparations are in progress
among efficient and energetic parties
for the establishment OF a National
Bank for cOlored depositors at Phila-
delphin. -s
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-12-08

S9-The Aid Society of the NJ. q,
Churcbrin this place, will meet this
evening, Thursday the Sth, in the base
mont of the Church, to which all their
friends are cordially invited, nm
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-12-08

rtnt .-- .f-.
The Ohio State Journal says
Col. Merton, Warden of the Ohio
Penitentiary, has received n telegram
from tho city of New York, in which
it was stated that the famous Captain
Hines, who engineered the under.
ground operations whereby John Nor
gan escaped from the Ohio Peniten-
itentiary. and was, in fact, the first
man who emerged from the aperture
made near the prison wall, had been
arrested in that city as one Of the per-
sons engaged in the insendiary oper,
alton which was nipped in the bud,
and asking the Warden to send on
some one to identity him. e
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-12-08

, The Soldiers Aid Society of I.ancas,
ter recently shipped to the Cincinnati
Branch of the U. S. Sanitary Commits,
sion, the following articles:
Thirty-nine shirts; thirty seven
pairs drawers; two pairs wooden socks,
one and one-half barrels dried apples
ten jugs picked cabbage; ono-hall
barrel picked cucumbers; rags, etc.
" airf-e Mrs. J. ID. MARTIN,
u.., . Reed Secretary.
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ADMlNlST TRAITORS SALE
CT REAL ESTATE.

In persuNnce OF an order of'the Probate Court OF
Fairfield County, we will on
MONDAY, the 9th dag Of January,
A d. 1865, at O'Clock p H.,
At the doog Of the Court House, in Lancaster, sell Mt
public auction the following real estate situate in tho
county Of Fairfield ani State Of Ohio, towit part OF
the south half of section two (2 in township fourteen,
Of trange nineteen; beginning at the sor-west cor
ner OF said half section, nj stone; thence north on
the west boundary line ofsad halrsc lsiJcliaihs
to post from which mulberry tree L. bears south
23% degrees east i4i links; thence south Gi degrees
east 90 minutes west, 1881 chains to post, from
which black oak 81. bears north jn% degrees wost,
70 links; thence north S7 degrees cast va GO min
west thrty,one chains to post, rom which o black
oak 10, bears north 49, degrees east, 1909 links and
iack oak IL hears north ~ degrees west, ll0 links
thence north 1917 degrees cast ~. 90 min vest l4G0
chans to post from which black walnut Il, bears
south i2l5 degrees east, l5j links and n poplar u
bears south II degrees west, 2591a links thence
south w. GO min. west 1921 CHAINS to post on the
south boundary line of snd section; and thence wcst
with the said south boundary line 1915 chains to the
place of beginning, containing 50 acres.
Terms Of Side: Onc-thlrd the purchase money In
hand, one-thrd ~ one year. and the balance in two
,enrs, with interest on the deferred payments
NJ A. DAUGHERTY,
JOHN u MARTIN,
Admrs offs. G. Stambaush, decd,
Dec. s, 1861. 5w.-piS9 90