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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
4 The UNITED STATES, for the Northern Dis

In the matter of
Joseph Boyer, In Bspkruptcv.
Bankrupt.
OF March d 1868. '
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF OHIO, SIS.
Take notice that petition has bean 6lsd in ..;I
Court y Joseph Boyer. of Bellevue, in the County
OF sandulky, in SAID District duly declared Bank
Gnuef tne Act Of Congress OF March 81 1887 for
Glseharge, and certificate thereof from ali hi,
eso.s an1 other claims provshls under said Act md
that The 9th dsy # May next at 10 o'clock A. H., is
Seed Tor the hesriDg of the esme, when and
Ehere ca may attend and show cause ii anV you
nave why ths prayer Ofthe ssid Petition should not
Se granted. = =
1eu VIII also take notice that the second aud
thli1 meetings CT Creditors, required BY the 2Tt1
ana Zsth sections of said Act, win be held by order
9I siia Court on the list day Of Nay, A. fs6s, Al
~ O'clock AZ NJ at HorEslE, in said District before
Frafk sawyer lone Of the Registers OF said Court
EARL Ball, Clerk of the DiJtrict Ccurt.
To the creditors Of said Bankrupt. N-I6.
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For Sale.

NICE HOME aad ens sese ofLaad. with frnit
N treesSud out buildings, n the city OF Fremont,
Vsfy cheap and long timef0r payments: also sbouf
= OF acre on Nstsrstreet, 10 Fremont, snttahlo
ofsny manufacturing estabilshneot. aud near The
usipsss portion Of town. Enqairs of D.l.. 1oRE.
Fremont, Janis ,lse1-3tf
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ter known. It's uniform ebaractsf nd power to crrs
the various aEeetions Of the lungs and threat hav
made It known reliable protector against them
While adapted TO miIder foi ms Of dissGe and fo
young children, II is at the tine the most eE-
fsctnai remedy that be giyea for ireipsnt con.
sumption, and the dangerous affections Of ths threat
and lungs. As provision agsiDst sudden attacks OF
Group should be kept on hand in every family and
indeed as all are sometimes subject TO colds and
coughs all should be provided VIII this GntIdote for
them,
Although settled Gonsumption "a thought Incur
able, still great numbers of where the diseaS
seemed settled have been completely cur d. and ths
patient restored to sound health By the Cherry Pee
torsl So complete is ts mastery the disordsrs
ef tie Lungs aud Throat that the ost obstius te ~
them yield to 1t. when nothing else could reaeh
them, under the Cherry PsctOraI they fubsids and
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Singers and Public Speakers find great protection
from IL.
Asthma is always relieved and often wholly cured
BY it. sD'sN
Bronehitiss is generally cured by taxing the Cberrv
keetoIal in small and frfquert doses.
80 generally are Its virtues that We pesd not NH
sh The certificates ofthem here, or do more mar
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A TTACHMENT NOTIOE.-Drury

a TTAUHMENTl NOTICE.-Drury
n g. Bush. 3 nonresident Of the Sta. q of Ohio.
win take notice that on the 27d day Of February, A.
y; 1855, Charles Foster, Charles W. Foster and
Gnarles Oimsted. partners under the firm name Of
roster Olmsted Co., filed their petition IN the Of
nee oi me Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas with
IN sno LOT The county Of sandusky In the State OF
deoted to the said firm Of Foster, Oimstsd Co., IN
on two several promissary notes In the sum Of
$isl 40. and asking Judgment against him for that
d. 1888. ~
writ OF attachment has been issued IN the ssfd
a,non sgainst the goods ehattels and effects Of the
said Drury g. Busb, in said county of ssndusky.
J. Z. HORD,
Atty for Foster, Olmstead { Go.
April Q, 1858. I4-IT-pfS
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A TTACHMRNT NOTICE.-Drul

a TTACHMENT NOTICE.-Drury
"A @. Bush, non-rssideDf Of the Stste OF Ohio.
WA iske notice thst on the2 day CT FebTuary,
v. ieoS, Thomas Adams aud Ira Allen, partners un.
ion IN tie office of The Clerk Of the Court Of Com
non fieaF, within and for the county or Ssndusky v
10 The State of Ohio, alleging that the said DrurT g.
onsh Il indebted to the said firm Of Adams L Allen
upon pIomissory note ard upon ihe ale Of roocs.
meTehandise and marble sod and delivered at differ
ent times In the sum Of $532 and asking udzraent
sgantt MIN Tor that gum with interest from the 22d
day ct February, A D. 1868.
writ Of attachment has been insued In said action
against the goods, ehattels and Effects Of the said
prury @. Bush, In said county Of sandusky,
J.K. HORD,
April 2 1868. S-iT-,fs ~ 2 Ai''n-
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p Patent aIrSitisns:
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
For Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, .Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
aud Consumption.

Probably never be ore IN
the whole history Of med
iciEe, has ANYTHING won
SO widely and SO dseply
upon the co1Assncs Of
mankind, as this excellent
remedy for pulmonary
:omPlaints. Through a
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among most ofths races
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A GENTS WANTED FOR THE

n OmoIel History Of the War
Its Causes. Character, Conduct and Result By Hon.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS

MASTER COMMISSIONERS
AVA SALE.
Lewis L. Ward, Plaintiff
agAinrt In Sanduskv- Con, pl...
Joseph Aspes, etalDeFt -
By vrtue Of an order of sale, issued in the above
entlIled cause. tEom the Court Common Pleas Of
Ssndusky County, Ohio. and to me directed, shall
oner At Puoic vendue, at the door Of the Court
House in Fl, mont, Ohio, en-
Saturday, April 25th, 1868,
al enc O'Clock In the afternoon Of ssid day, the fol-
loEiTg snds and Ienemsnts situate in the county Of
sanousky, State Of Ohio, to wit:
The northeast quarter of the northeast ous-ter
teen 14J containing furty -Gx acres Of land,
Appraised at sl,s4O
J.R. Bartlett, il GPEENE Ir
Plf Atty. Master Conmissionsr
Fremont March 23I 1865 I3iT
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HAPPINESS OR MISERY.-

- The victim ofyouthiul ndiscretion destroys
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whilst usiDg them
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Sold by Druggists generally In places whsre they
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fair Restoratiprs


Gray-Headed People have theE
,ockS,restored by it TO the dark, iusffORs.
,tlkcSFreSSes of youth, and are happy!
Young People, with light, faded orrsd Hair.
1ave these questionable colors changed ia
beautiful auburn, and rejoicei
People whose heads are covered with
Dandrgf and HnBtors, use it, and have
clean coats and clear and healthy scalps
Bald-IIeaded Veterans have
heir remaining locks frightened, and the
bare spots covered with lIIxuriant growth
1f Hair, and dance for joy.
Young Gentlemen use it because it u
richly perfumed'
Young Ladies use it because it keeps
.heir Hair in place
Everybody must and WiH use it, because
is the cleaaeSt and best article in the
market,
= 5,is hg Druggists generalIy.
Wholesale Ag nts,
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ForSale by
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New aopertissments.

lCURE YOURSELF of Debility, Sex
" ual Diseases &e.-Sepd your sdiress on scamp
cd enrelope and AJAX for circular OF Pathology. d.
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M ASTER COMMISSIONERS
4Nl SALE y

M ASTER R COMMISSIONERS
Roberts < Sh.,aGD; .ssiD.t tlantia'' In sAneusEy
Jackson Quisno, ct al Defendants. Common Pls..
Notice is hereby given that will oar for sals at
LuOhe auction, at the door cf the Court House in
Fremont, on -
Saturday, the 11th day of April, 1868,
At one O'Clock ?. n; Of said day, the fIIoving
Real Eftate, to-wii. "Beginring at the south-west
corn'r OF the north west quarter OF section tveye
III reYpship hye rage fifteen Tl5l in Sam
dusky sRty, Ohio, Iunning thence north M
eegIeesy@kst III 80 rods to the banks OF the san.
dusky River; thence with the courss Of the stream
doWnwards to point which measured on a line
running at right angles to the Aforesaid line II al
aud = degrees west 1i6 rods to q point on The vest
line Oh ssio section twelve IL; thence running
south on the section line TAOS rods to the place Of
beginning, containing sc. 10 aeres exceutfr there
from piece of land 70 rods long and az rods vrida
heretofore conveyed by E. q. Underhill and wife to
Mary e. Berry by ceed dated November 26th. 1888 -
Also piece of land beginning at the guarter acc
ton corner on the line between sections N and 70
and running thence south one de9res vast "a IS
chains to the bank Of the Sandusky River; thence
with ths descending stream to = corner on the hsnk
from which post bears north II degrees vest 10
links, said post being witnessed by willow tree u
inches In diameter bearing south 43 degrees west:
l44 links from the corner the line runs north n ce.
Erees west =. 90 chains to the place Of beginning
containing forty six of land more or ess.
whole containing about % acres" Taken a. the
property OF Jackson Quisno, ct al on an order Of
sale in favor OF Roberts J. Sheldon, issued the
Court of Common Pleas OF Sandrsky county Ohio
and to me directed as Master Commissioner of said
Court.
Appraised at $1,000.
J. L. GREENE, Jr.,
j. X. BARTLETT, Master Commissioner.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Fremont, o., March 4. 1898. IOtd
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pETITIoN FOR DIVORCE.

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The defendant, whose place of residence ls un-
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OF ssndusky county, Ohio, her petition against him
praying 10 oe diyo1ctd from him; charging that he
has been Eillfuly absent from petitionfr for NOR
than three years last past; that he is required to
snsWir said petition on or before the l2Ih day OF
Nay, 1868, JL. GREENE 4 s0N
Auch IL, 1858. l2-:d Pld's Atty,s
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AYERS AGUE CURE.

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever,
Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb
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As Its name implies, Il does Cnre, and doas ,ot
tn. containing neither Arsenic QuiDiBe, Bismath,
1ine nor any other mineral or poisonous subssapcs
Whatever, It In nowise injuries any patient Tbe
number and importance offs cures In the a9ue iis
nicts, are literal beyond account, and we bslievs
nl.hoats parallel in the history ofAugs medicine
Our PRIDE is gratned By the EcknowIedQrpepts wars
eee oI me radical cures effected Obstinate cass.
ana where other remedies had wholly faiIsd,
persons, either resident IN or traveI
Ing through masmatic localities viii be profeetsd
BY taking the Ague Cure daily
For Liver Complaints. arising from torpdity ofths
Liver, II Is an excellent remedy, stirnplatiyr an
Liver into healthy ACTIVITY '"'
FOR sniious Disorders and Liver Complaints. II "a
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able cures, where other medicine . had failed
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April Q, 1858.
A SSIGNEE SALE OF REAL
\ DMINISTRATOR,S SIZE q

1T q, ,,., J. L. GREENE, Jr,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-23

Queen Victoria has twelve grandchildrsn
Greenwood cemetery contains 120.410
bodies.
The Louisville bridge will cost 81 ,eo0..
600.
A bill to secure international copyright ID
pending in Congress.
P. T. Barum is lscturing on Temperance
Ing New York City.
Al Cobourg. Canada. the SNOW is six feel
deep on level.
Thirty thousand letters are distributed
in the Salt Lake post ONCE every week.
The Newark steam man Was burned iu
Barnum's Museum.
Gen. Wool Was 81 last Saturday, yet ha
has had but 81 birthdays.
December 10 hereafter to b known % thu
Princes msnth in Australia.
Freight for the Abyssinian expedition
costs Eve million sterling annually.
The gross receipts Of six theatres in New
Orleans last year amounted to $422, 1894.
Mrs. Stanton thinks weman' rights make
no progress in Massachusetts,.
Garibaldi bathes twice . day, bus few
other Italians do it twice in lifetime.
The depth Of frost in the ground 10 great
o. than it has been for forty years.
A six-inch vein Of lead has been discsv.
cred At Millsrsburg, Ky.
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Allow interestto date on oil and years I'VE
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TME MlNprDEL BUSINESS.
DurnG Cork ROreoaoo@Vvagee 81
Ordinary MAnDtrols.

pDornt Cork RoFtoaoo@Woges 81
Ordinary Mfnstrels.
From the Philsdslphis City Item.
In our last ss gave che rated weelth Of
the ladies end gentlemen in the Theatrical
Profession. We nov give the raestsd
riches Of the leading minstrel performers
and managers.
Dan Bryant retirss from the minstrslsy
with Ga, 900; be has since made Ia the do
lineation Of Irish characters go, 900 more.
His brother Neil ID worth $50, 900 and .
large brown stone Front in Fifth Avenue,
New York.
The Morris Brothers are next. For the
past seven years 10 Boston, they have
cleared over 1lOO, 900. Lew Morris owns
the International Theatre, Boston. Billy
owns the fastest horse in MASSACHUSETTS,
and carries $50, 900 in bonds in his pocket.
Wilson, in ST. Louis, Is worth $4,000,
and owns the Opera House.
Duprex, Of puprsz 4 Bsnsdicts Min
strels, 10 rated in money aud property ss
100000.
W. P. Collins originally pupil Of San
ford's, and late Of Christy's, now retired,
living in Pitssburg, sec. 900.
W. Eswcomb, new in Oincinnati-monsy
and property, $4,000.
Billy Arlington. with his travslins COM
pany, $4,000.
Sam Sharply, 10000, and bis New York
residence.
Frank Brewer, &15, 900.
Samuel s. Sanford, money and propssty.
el0. 600. and receives THE season with cir
Gus 81 900 per month'to appear % clown
and run the minstrel troupe Sanford, sl
one time was the richest man in the profes
sion. havisg lost over $50, 900 in bad spec
ulations in the pest six years.
Birch. Boekiss, Bernard and Walmbold,
have each made CSC, 900 while in New
York.
Kelly 4 Leon. each $1,000.
L. N. Tunissn. (msnager,) owner Of the
Seventh Street Opera House, 81, 600.
Dick Myers, $4,000.
Ben. Ooltsr, Slo, 900 and farm in Con-
necticut.
George Christy, income about $4,000 per
year.
Epb. Horn recsivss the largest salary in
the business, from 800 TO el26 per week.
Frank Moran, Lew Simmons, Nelss
Seymour, Budworth, and Bsb Hart.-sush
celebrities, receive from $40 70 $75 per
week.
Principal balladist's salary rates from $40
to @75.
Bassos', from SIS TO $50.
Leading violin, ffsm $25 70 $40.
Comedians, end men, ETC., from $l5 to
$40.
Musicians, compstsnt, who read, 80 to
$25.
Female dancer. and female psrsonators,
who pay moro for costumes. receive the
least pay in proportion, from $40 to $25.
To establish . first class band. in all it,
details, say eighteen persons, the salary list
will run 500 per night.