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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-02-05
FEBRUARY S, 1864.
a Danger Passed.

From the volame Of diplomatic CORES.
pondcnco, just sent into Congress, We learn
fbe important fact that at ooe time last
year this country was on tho vorgo OF a way
with Great Britain, but that the determined
position taken by our Government not on-
" prevented hos,ili,ics, but established a
better understanding between tho two
countries.
F6o inst, %uoi'obs of Mr.. Soward 10 Mr.
Adams, dated July IL. says in reToreaco to
the case Of tho alexandra:
Ii the law Of Great Britain must he lor.
without amendment, and DO construed b.
the Government in conformity with tho
rulings of the Chief Blron of the Exchcqror
then there ,otH Be tcn for The United States
no dItcradtirs but 10 protecf Themselves and
their miner against armed cruisers pro.
e,eding from British ports as against Me
nprui forces Of a public cacmy 4; and also 10
claim and insist upon the indomnitios for
the injuries which all expeditions have bib.
orto committed or shall hereafter commit
against this Government and tho citizens OF
the United States. To this end this Gov.
ernment isnow preparing q naval force with
the utmost vigor and it tho national navy
which it is rapidly creating, shall not be
sufficient for the emergency, thcu tho
United States must bring into employment
sush pirate armed nardt forces ia The mer
camille marine shall afford,
Tho changed tono OF The B.itiah Govern
ment, and s;oppago of Laird's rama proved
tina. the dispatch had produced q marked
md beneficial effect. The tr7riblc peril Of
Q foreign war was passed.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-02-05

VIRTUE has ito pains. but tho greatest
happiness is still with it, as tho greatest
u%nhapplness ID with crime.
ADAPT your means to your ends. Tho
6ery steeds of Apollo wouldn't work we'll at
the plough or dray.
The door bctweon us and God cannot
be open when that bolween US and our fol.
low mon is shut.
WHAT a wonderful inconeruity It is for
O man TO see tho doubtlu!nuss IN which things
are involved, Yet be impatient GU. of action
or vehement 10 IL.
Ir is being unfailhful to tho soul to
eEfoeblo its sorVan,, the body ; it is being
mI,a more uufaithful to it s,il! TO ouslayC
it TO its servant
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-02-05

DlAMoNDs.-A diamond is q diamond, tho
you shall put it on tho hngcr of u beggar +,
only on tho finger OF a boggar nobody would
boiiovo il TO be q diamond. Docs not mon-
dicant genius every day oifor the 'precious
jewol OF tho head" Tor salo, and yet, because
the holder ia a me1dicant ,doea not tho world
believe tho jewel to DO of no value Men
have diod with tho joweis in their brains and
not until tho mon "orc dead woro tho gems
owned to DO of true water.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-02-05
WnOLESALlNG TEAS IN THIS COUNTRY
They have:utroduced their selection ofTeas,
aud arc selling them atnot over
2 Cts., ,02, per ID. above Cost
Meier debating f,cm tie ONE PRICE
nRhel.

Another peculiarly OF the Company is TINT
their TEA TAsrLRnot only devotcsh his time TO the
selection OF their TEAS as TO quality, yn'ne and
particular styles for particular localities of coun.
try. bathc heLps hs Ten JRyer 10 choose out qf
tboir eHgrmeps sictk SGch Teas as are best adapt
eli 10 ms purticEidr GlHtS, aud not only this, but
points ont 10 him The Best Bargains.
Tits ensy to see the 'HcdicH1atie odUGnt0ge n
TEA Buyer has in this establishment OUer all
others.
II he IS no jndge Of TEA or the MAREET, If hrs
time ia Uatuabie, he has IN Tie bcncGts OF u we'll
organized system of doing business, of au I'm.
meHSe c0DIt0i,ol the judgment ~ professional
TEA FASTER, aHd tho knowledge Of superior
sulcsmen.
This enables all Tea bnyers-ro matter IL they
are thousands OF miles from this marker 10 pur-
chase on as good terms here as Tie Ncw lork
merchants.
Parties can order TEAS and will be served as
ueH as though they came MCmsstUeS, being sure
TO get orig iadt pnctIges, true HcightS and iareS;
aud HeTEAs are WARRANTED as .CDrtSSnted.
We issue a Price List OF the Cbmpany's Tens,
which will be sent to all who order it-compris-
ing
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-02-05

From Rev. III. Turner, Pastor of Ilodding II.
T. Church Piilud'a!
DR.. Jackson; Dear Sir: Having often usoI your
Dlt,crs IN my family, | can say it has been Of
great service. | boliryein most cases of general
debility it is the safest aud most valuab!cIomedy
oi which | have any knowledge.
Yours, respectfully, }. Il. TURNER,
No. S26 n. Nineteenth 81,
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EE-Tbe Richmond Eramiaer OF Dec.
10Th appears 10 be coming 10 a true sense
OF the condition Of the C~onfederacy. 1--WE
are fast drifting into selI'conlempt." II
says.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-02-05
From Rev. J. NJ, Lyon, formerly Pastor Of the
Columbus, ,N.Jl una .Allcslown, pa ! Baptist

Columbus, N.J] ana .MlIcslown, pa ] Baptist
Churches;
New Rochelle, n Y.
Dr.. G. VI. Jackson-pear Sir;-l Iecl pleased
mus ui my own accord 10 bear testimony 10 the
excellence .! illcse Buffers some years since,
bylng LlucA afflicted with Dyspepsia fused them
with very beneficial results. / have oilon re.
commented 1hom 10 persons ehioehlCdb by that
toTmcntlng disease, and have head from them
tho most altering testimonials as to lhoir great
value. In cuses of general debility, dol!sve IL
TO be u tonic That cannot DO surpassed.
J. NJ. LYONS.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-02-05
Eighth below Coates st, rhilai'u

From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor of Baptis
Church, Germantown, Pa
DR.. C.. VI. ,lact5oni-Dcnr Sir:-pcrsonal OK.
p%eticHcr enables me 10 say that | regard the Bit
tiers prepared by you rs n most excellent mcli-
cine. In eases OF severe cold and general dc.
biiity | have been greatly benefited by their use,
aud doubt not they will produce similar effects
onolhcrs. Sourstruly,
WARREN RANDOLPH.
Germantown, Ia.
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aDHEaD WHO SAYS so,-n

From tho Rev. Levi Peck, Pastor of tho Bap.
list Church, tcmbcrlon, ~. formerly Of the
North Baptist, Church. PLilad'a
have known lIoohand's German Eit;crs "a
vorably Tor a number of years. ! have used item
IN my own family, and have been SO plcpscl
with thor effects that | was induced to recon-.
mend them To many others, and know that they
have operated in a strikingly beneficial man.
ncr. take grea: pleasure in linus publicly pro.
claiming this fact, and calling the attention o!
those afflicted with the diseases for which they
are recommended, to these Bitters,- knowing
from experience that my recommends lion viii!
he sustained lido this more chcerfully ns lIool.
lands Bittcrs Is intended IL benefit The uTl icted,
and is mot a rum drink Yours truly.
LEFtG. BECK.
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and War Claim Agency,

N.HATUAWAY, o(the firm ofThrasher,
J.. Durice & hathaway, is authorized and
licensed by leGoyernmcnt, Ia procure Bounty
money, back pay and Pensions for soldiers,o for
their widows and heirs, and Invalid Pensions for
disabled soldiers, and all other claims against the
Government of the United States, and of the
State of Ohio. business attended TO promptly
and honestly, Charges for procuring Pension,
and no charge until bounty or back pay OBJ
tanned.
DR.. L. A. Hamilton has been appointed Ex-
aiming Surgeon for Geauga County, by whom
all applicants Tor Invalid Pensions must be cx-
ami ed.
Apply in person or by letter, enclosing
stamp, to IN. HATHAWAY,
G9Jtf Chardou, Ohio.
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From the Rev. Jos. IL. Kcnnard, Pastor of the
10Th Baptist Church

IUIl Bnplisl Church
DR.. Jnckson,-Denr Sir:-I have been often
requested to connect my name with commendn.
tons # different medicines, but, regarding the
practice ns outof my appropriate sphere, lhlvc
in all cases declined; but, with n clear prcoi in
many instances, aud particularly in my family,
OF the usefulness of IloolInd's German Bittors,
| depart tor once rom my usual course, to OK.
press my iull conviction, that II reeDcratdeb iLty
eftAe system, and respectfully Jar Ljrrr Complaint,
II u s1fe AMI raiHaLie prepnraAca. III some
be very beneficial to those who suffer from the
above canse. Yours, very respectfully,
n Irn
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-02-05

From Rev. J. Newton Brown, y. r.. Editor of
the Encyclopedia Of Roligious knowledge, and
Christian Chronicle, rhilNdclp lia
Although | am never disposed 10 favor or re.
ommGnd Patent Medicines in general, through
dlstrusl o! their Ingredients and ELECTS, | yet
knO~ of no sufficient reasons why u man may
not testify 10 the benefits ho believes himself to
have received from my simple preparation, in
nope that he may TINS contribute to the benefit
OF others.
lido this more readily in regard to IIoolinds
German Hittcrs, prcparedby Dr.. G. NJ. jackson
Of this city, because ! was prcjudicod against
hem for many yo lrs, under tho Impression that
they we're chiefly an alcoholic mixture. = an
indebted to my friend, Robert Shoemaker, Esq
Tor tho removal OF this prejudice by proper trsls,
and 10! cnco% fragment to try them when suffer.
ing from great nnd long continued debility
Tho uso 81 three bottles oil these Bittcrs Mt the
beginning OF the present year, was followed by
evident ruIicl mud restoration 10 n degree Of bod
lily and mnutal vigor which l had not fell for
six months before, aud had almost deepairod OF
rogainins. ! therefore thank God and my friend
for directing nc 10 the use otthGm.
J. NEWTON BROWN, phi,adia.
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PRICES:

PRICES:
Large Size, ~tholding nearly double quantity,)
: 1907 per bottle hall dozen, $500
small size IS cts. u bottle-haltdozon 81 90
BEWARE OFCOUNTERFEITS.
See thai tho signature ofsC. M.JACKSON'
ison the WRAPPER,
Should your nearestd druggist not have the arti.
Gle, do not be put oil by any OF he intoxicating
preparations lhai may DO offered ia it's place but
send TO us, aud we will iorw srd securely packed,
by express. Principal Office and ManuiacIory,
JONES e. EVANS,
(SucoessorstO c. NJ Jackson q CO.,)
PROPRIETORs.
Fox Sale by Druggists and Dealers in every
town in the United States, e2Tyl
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-02-05
Important
IA .
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY

nor the Speedy and Permanent Cure Of
l. Gonorrhpa elect, Urethral Discharges, I'm.
potence, Want of Power. Seminal Weakness,
Emissions. lncoulinence, Genital Debil'
fections OF The Kidneys and Bladder, which has
been used by upwards Of 100 PHYSICIANS,
in their private practice, with entire success, su.
preceding Cubebs, Copaiba, Capsules, or any
compound hitherto known.
DELL,S SPECIFIC PILLS are speedy In
ID action, often e~fiecting q cure in a lew days.
and when a cure is effected il is permunc Mt
They are prepared from vegetable extracts that
are harmless on the system, and me- ernauseai
susar located, all 'nauseous tas,e is avoided. No
change of diet is necessary whilst using them,
nor does their action interfere with business puI-
suits. Each Box contains six dozen Pills.
Price, ONE DOLLAR; 6 Boxesf for S..
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-02-05
From Rev. Thos, Winter, Pastor ofRo1Loroug

. WIN NV iHoo' iH'cE,f hS'uI u hoAUOtous
Baptist Church.
DR. Jackson-Dea Siri-l feel il due to your
excellent PREPARATION, llootlanu's German BIT
IeTs, TO add my testimony 10 the deserved repu,
lahOn II has won. ! have Tor years, NJ times
bee" dlsoldercd IN my mead and nervous system.
J was advised by u iTcnd 10 Try a bottlo olyour
UlIicgS, | did so, and have experienced great
and unexpected relief. Ny health has been very
materially benefited. ] confidently recommend
the article where meet with cases like my own
aud have been assured by many oil their good Ell.
iccts. Respectlully, yours.
j. WINTER, Marlborough, Pa.
Tromthc Rev j. S. Herman. o(the German Re-
formed ChuIch, kutzlown, Borks Co., Pal
DR., g. VI, acknowledgment SRI have
be IN troubled with Dyspepsia nearly 20 years,
aud have never used any medicine that did mo
as much good as iloolanf's BltIers. | nn very
much improved IN health, after having taken 5
boIIses. Yours, with respect,
J. s. HERMAN.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-02-05
FOR SALE BY

A Cook, Chardon; J. Smith Thompson; J. W.
Garrilt, Montville; Z. e. Burnett. Russelli CT,
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Ed, Thompson, furnishing; W II. Harrhamn'
Bainbridsei VIM. Mumlord!, Welchield' J., n:
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Roads, and by Druggists and Merchants gencr'
ally throughout the U. S. and Canadas.
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G. q. CLARK X Co,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIsTs,
NEW HAVEN, CONN.,,

For Sale by Druggists In city, In country aud
For sale at Wholesale by
d. S. BARNES g. CO, New York.
GEO. c. GOODWIN & CO.. Boston.
SURE, ECKSTEIN & Co, and
JOHN d. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Tls
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THE GREAT
American TEA Company,
81 YcseY Sfrcsf. New York;

Since ,s organization has created a new era in
the hisiory oil
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-20

RG II i were not for gold and copper,
heads the administration would flourish like
a green bay tree. Gold is the standard by
which the depreciation of the G. BIS is made
known to the public, and the copperheads
render themselves odious, as the standard
whereby to test the depravity of black repub-
licanism That gold will outlive greenbacks
may be taken for granted No Statement of
case" even, is needed in proof and it may
be set down as equally certain, that Peace
and Democracy will Withstand the persecu.
tions of their enemies--as truth withstands
error, as right withstands wrong; as reason
withstands lanaticism for is it not written
blessed are the Peacemakers and again,
BLESSED are the upright in heart" Gold
must govern valnes; the principles of Democ.
racy must govern the country, and the ihculca.
tions of Christianity must govern the minds
and hearts of the people, or else selfgovern
men. must end in disastrous failure. We
have had taste enough of greenbacks, aboli-
tionism and ungodliness, in the melancholy
experience of the last three years
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-20

Confusion Worse Confounded Amid
the chaos OF financial, and other ideas, now
affecting the country --a and which always
preceds social anarchy and general ruin-the
Spirit of the Times, WILKES paper, New
York, proposes that our government give i'm
mediate notice to foreign powers, that unless
they Withdraw their recognition Of the bellig.
erent rights Of the rebels, a non intercourse
act will be passed on our part Then our
ports are to be closed, taxes doubled, and
Ereenbacks made the sole medium OF trade.
Mr.. WILKES ought to have been born in China,
Or his tastes and ideas are evidently Of the
Chinese pursuasion. He would wall us out from
the world, for the purpose of exalting green
backs above gold He is to be pardoned,
though, for he no doubt feels like the boy in
the thunder storm, that Something must be
done r By his policy he fondly hopes that
"gcld would remain quietly in bank, and have
no market value" Most lame and impoteut
conclusion. Gold without any market value
aud greenbaeks with any qlantty Of it, No
currency known in revenues, custom or trade,
nothing to be considered as worth aught what
ever unless it can be bought with greenbacks.
What a pity WILKES did not succeed CHAsE
instead of FEssEEDES, whose policy is so tar.
dy in its development,
Having thus proved himself a financier Of
the first magnitude Mr.. WILKES has convnc-
ed the country, of course, that FEssESDES is
capital mistake. But he does not stop here,
Looking forward, as it were, with prophetic
ksD, to what our morning dispatches inform
US has already occurred, viz; the resignation
Of STANTON, he advsrtises his dashing apti-
tuds for the war Office 10 this wise
"The nation is in Sighting trim and should
war result, as we are sure twill not from our
just demand, we could call our frigates home,
and through an alliance offensive and defen-
sive with The Dominican and Mexican Re.
publies, expel monarchy from this continent,
aud sweep the British and Spanish West In.
dies into our fold, where they belong.
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By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
Last Nights Dispatches.


WAsHISoToN, July 9-Government is in
receipt this morning of glorious news from
Sherman. 1t is not news of battles, but some
thing better,
General Sherman announces that on yes
terday, having previously crossed the Chsta
hoocbie, his whole army advanced Eve miles
south OF the river aud crossed Reachtre creek.
This advance was made without any resistance
from Jobnson's army except slight skrmsh.
ing with his rear as be retired This move.
ment necessarily forced Johnson into the de.
fenses OF atlanta, and places the city within
range OF Sherman's guns.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-20
HaS- tits raining most grateful and long.
needed shower.

Closing Doors We, the undersigned, en-.
gagged in the Grocery business, OF this city,
wish to inform our customers and the public
generally, that on and after Wednesday, July
2Oth, our stores will be closed at balfpast
seven o'clock each evening Of the week, ex-
cepting Saturday evenings until futher notice,
for the purpose Of allowing our clerks, as we'll
as ourselves, this lease Of time from business .
Kiefer L Engle, Smith & Olwin, J. +. Edgar,
Agent, Esiabrook & Phelps, McIntire & Baird,
Ezra Bmm, J. N. Wike j. Gantch & Co, J
K. Gebhart, Fritch & Npgen, J, A. Minick'
E. o Bden VIM. voilbreobt & Co., J. Potter
Jacob Ach, j. Schwab, V. D Young.
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NOTrCRl Nor1CEll

HEADQUARTERS TRFAsURrR's OFFICE CouRr HOUSE,
DAYTON, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Quo
Order No 2:
A LII white male citizens being 10 years Of sEe and
~ under - tnat are not members oi some Volun
vi are hereby notified that the Books are noy7
ready IN this ofhceto receive from each one thus
lahlei four dollars rs amtR commut ton All
those who fail to e Certificates Of exemption with
the Auditor OF the County, or psy into the County
redry four do lars on or bef re the l5Lh Of August
nt VIII be subject 10 the collection Of said sum
with thirty per cent penatY and cost OF collection;
all property lab withoutsny exemption.
1859, due th June last by paving on or before h
ION this July, do so without penalty, all that not
paid by that time the penalty must and will be added
JONATHAN KENNEY,
Treasurer ntgomeiy County o.
Treasures Office Dayton, July Sta ls6l
july6
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Grant AssaiIs the War once, and aha
People OF mary lahd. n

NEW IoRK, July 2O,-Ths Timeaa Wash.
ingtoa special says; Friends of Hunter are
confident that the General was correct in
quitting the Shenandoah and returning for
supplies up the Kenswha Valley They point
TO the fact that his return march down the
Shenandoah to Staunton was hanked BY the
Railroad from Lynehburg to Waynesboro, and
that Hunter with his command must there
fore have been cut of and destroyed had any
such movement been attempted Gen. Grant
is understood to sustain this view Of the case,
and be places the blame for the recent un.
checked invasion in Maryland partly on the
Washington War o6ice, but chiefly on tbs
people Of Maryland, who have not furnished
militia force for their own projections,
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COMMERCIAL.
Dayton Market.


DAYTON, July 20.
HARSHMANS FL0UR--Red wheat
wholesale Sll 90 Retail $ll so. .''.
WHEAT-$l go
CORN-l00 shelled 90@IO0.
0ATS-70. 5lt AhgiIgAl & ntHJs
RYE--l 45@l so
BARLEY-$l 20.
COFFEE-55c
SUGAR-25@2S.
MoLAssEs-$l 20 per gal
RlCE-l5c per Id.
TOBACCO-60@90 per ib.
SOAPS--l5c per ID.
STARCH-92c per ID.
HARD REFINED SUGAR-35c per ID.
COFFEE SUGAR-32c per ID.
LED-l8c per ID.
SHOr-$5 90 per sack.
SPICES-All advanced iifty per cent.
BROWN SHEETING MUSLGN-s0@s5e
per yard.
PRINTs-4O@5Oc per yard
EGGS-25per doz
WHISKY--l 10.
HEESE.-l8020
DRIED PEACHES-25@22
DRIED APPLES-l5@20.
BEANS-Per bushel$2 5O@3 90.
HAY-TimothY S22@23 per ton.
TEAs-S2 5O@2 90.
RICE-l6@ls per h.
LARD-l5@ls.t
BUTTER--20@25.
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WAsHISoroN, July 2O-The latest official
information from Sherman is that his army
crossed the Chatshooehie in several places ta-
king the enemy by surprise, who therefore Of
tered but feeble resistance. Our cavalry was
at once sent TO operate on the railroad east of
Decatur to cut off communication between At
lanta and Augusta thus preventing the remov-
al of stores to the latter place aud reinforce
ments to Johnston. Our main army is within
ten or twelve miles of Atlanta. All operations
are progressing favorable. ..I
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A FARM AT PUBLIC SALE.
No. 2o4l,
Superior Court,
Abner Stephens,

,.,os r. y, " - =, superior court.
DURSUANT to decree OF the Superior Court ol
i Montgomery county, OHIO, entered in the abo 4
cause, ut It's June Term, A. y 1864 ! will, on
IieSdoy, August 18Th, 1864,
attNe door OF the our. house, IN the city OF navon
IN said county, between the hours Of two and four
o'clo * NJ Of aid day, sell at pubc outcry To The
highest b 1deri the folio sng described premisea.
art of the nortn half OF section number eighteen
ls) township number three (3), ami range nun her
five (5lt beween the Miami rivers IN Moutgomeiy y
county, OHIO beginning ut the half section COZ ner on
the west line Of said section thence north 10 ~ east
eghty-two (s2) po os to co ntr; theIce south So
ea Two hu1dred and ff y.two and thrty.siz hun.
dr. dths (2j4 3G.lU0 poes to n corner thence south
Wy ssit elghty.two and forty eighth hundro tbs ts9
As 100 pol 8 to corner tienc north s4o 65f west
two hundred and dty-our and forty hundre nhs (q54
40-lOO) poles 20 inc place Of beginning, CONTAIN No
one hnntrid an twenty nine and seventy one hun
dredths (l2D7l.lOOl acres.
Said Farm II about two nllea east OF Centreville
has upon il dwelling, two log cabins frame tenant
hprse, large orchard and about fifteen acres of
Timber
Appraised at 500 90 an acre Msy sell for s37 "a
an acre GEO w. MALAMBRF,
Master Commissioner
T +. THREsHER & N. +. JonDAE, Att'yA
July IL, 1894 davis.
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Notice to Bridge Builders.

AuD1Tons OTFIcE, MoSTooMERY Co., ONO,
DAYTON, July 9, 1864. !
SEALED posals Tor the Construction Of wooden
- bridge over The Great NJ ami at Dayton below e
kai Ro d Bridge will b. recev NJ tins Office until
IL 2o'cocG, noon, on Monday the lst Of August next
Proposals will also be received at this Office unul
the time owe mentioned, for the construction Of a
W RS Suspension Bridge over the river at the same
place
Proposals for Masonry and superstructure to be
made separately and IN strict accordance with the
lans and specifications on hle In this Office. The
Commissioners will OF course exerci e their right 10
reject all bids il they see proper 10 do SO
THOMAS o. LOWE,
July9W3W Auditor NJ. c., 0.