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Evening star., 1869-08-27
MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL oo11rar


PRINcE 0EoRGEs COUNTY, MD, Oct 10, BSs.
Dear S,r:-It affords NE very great plessure To
bear testimony to your very superior oualifica
hons - An expert Misunderstanding chsmist and to
your unblemished honesty and integrity q man
d Ny oDpsrtunitiee for fall knowledge e 10 each
81 these particulars have been Of the most faVor
able character based as hey have been on An in
mate cSSH:intSs;ree S; .ith you for nearly twenty
,, ns:s and Srofss:ionai relations With you, esp.
q, neral and also Of special mani ures.
know the you have ayailed yourself of all the
scientific aid possible st your Command, and have
left 10 means untried 70 perfect yourself in the
practice and science q your profession. In my
slamine the yroducts Of you! menufscturs, and
hor es,y or skill Whilst mAnufacturiuG larS.
have been sati.fed not only Of the most scrusu
r-sat .s,. and .kn vhioh you exercised In their
man1..etnre with opportunities 'or kno wiedee
equal NOT Dsror 70 aay ons else in the State.
90 not hesitate 70 say that would rather trust to
ycur sonbination Of skill and Integrity than to
.nat 2, any one who has ever been eng aged In the
,s.n nse.nufs.ture Of nanures tn this State tender
fhst y"u viii make whsteSer use OF n That rosy
De-, JAMHS HIGGINS,
p. S. CraPrELL. Manufacturing Chemist. Raj.
hu q ?Aw2w ,&W2t
Evening star., 1869-08-27

NJ. john :. Barbour, President OF the
O-aI &c, Alexandra and Manassas, and of the
Lyrehburg and Dan Vile railroads, has pub
iISnsd an address il relation to the last named
road. in which be makes appeal to all h
frlenos OF the enterprise. and especially 10 IN
people OF the counties of Campbell and Pittsyl-
vania, and the city Of Lynchburg, to put their
shoulders TO the wheel, and aid by every means
IN their power the rapid construction Of a work
which Will DO 50 much 10 develop the mater al
Interests Of highly productiv We portion Of Vir-
Evening star., 1869-08-27

The eoal miners in the Scranton region ar
IereT'ed to have rejected another offer OF com.
Promise irom ine operators, and the prosps,,
fCE the resumption OF labor, which Iooxss
bright q few Gays since, has again been sn,,,.,,
TIE miners say ,hst IL they do not 70 to vro-s
Jhrs Esye q fund Of SlIi,Gog Tor their rel,eE.
Evening star., 1869-08-27

The S. Louis movement Tor removal Of
lie seat Ci government hardly meets with sny
respCnse from other quarters OF the country.
AID would probably die OF iHanition II the
newspapers II WashiI ston, and their learned
correspondents. would let II alone The dis
-ertauOns OF sOme OF these recondite "ecnstI-
tu'IcraI lawyers, about the District of Column
G.s, g. II was. and as il Is now, nave tempted
IS 20 say word or two-bGt we forbesr. IL
IS not necessary. Washington will be the seat
Of government for many years.-ilerdadria
Evening star., 1869-08-27
Price 800 per Ton OF 1000 lbs.
p. 5. CHAPPELL,
DIiNUFfCTCRING CHEMIST.
OFFICE No. 100 LoMBABD STREET,
BALTIM ORE, ND.


. BALTIMORE, December ,, IS53
Mg D.dL St.-l Am glad to avail my self Of 81
opPortunity OF exprcssng to you the very hi IN
appreciation whica / cnterta in OF your personnI
character AMI the rare bushes qu ALLEGATIONS
winch you possess tor the ter prise in which Won
are 30 extensively engaged. / know that but
give cNpression TO the opinion OF every one with
.nom you nave been brought in contact. that
steIlbg worth and uDQuesti oned honesty have
maiked your entire business career. Whilst il is
hlghly creditable TO occupy this enyiable position
engaged In the manufacture Of Fertilizers tn a
cTiucai and peculiar tenn pting branch of trade in
which the interests Of the consumer 10 entirely
depsndent pom the answer wing honesty, strict
the manufacturer.
In my capscity as Analytical Chemist have had
frequent occasions. at the request Of par in
terested. and without your knowledge, to test
these essential points By the exsminatio of your
here state that the results Of my esti ati sns
nave been without exception sAtisfsctory to the
The fact that the stand ard of those Fertilizer,
manufactured under your supervision st your
works 10 20 suce essfully and favoraby
ls further evidence Of your superiority as q
manufacturer and chemist, whilst the extent and
conpleteness OF your works enables You to guar
aDtee uniformity In their continuous pre- par
Trusting that the above may prove Of some se r
vice 70 you, hope you will not iter ID out OF
place my Isferring to those fine and genial tr
Q. heart and chars cter which have rendered NV
social intsrcour:e with you for many years 90 ex-
Believe me yours very truly.
G. A. LIEBIG, Ph. DR..
P.s. CHArPELL, ESQ, Baltimore, Nd.
Evening star., 1869-08-27

The reports received al the department Of
Agriculture, slice the first of August, indicate
ceeIesse OF the orn crop in comparison with
tie product Of l-6s. The dlminution Of the
coIn crop IN some sections Is partly made up
by an increased product in several States, In
Guiding New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Dela.
ware, and the gross increase in the cotton crop
will be diminished by reduction in the pro-
duct OF North Carolina, Tennessee, South Car
Oliua and Alabama
Evening star., 1869-08-27

TIE Rep~btean, in It's kindly mention OF the
return Of the editor OF this paper from the Pa
cifc coast, notes the fact that the return trip
from California to Washington was made in
the short time OF 1o7 hours. Sacramento
instead OF san Francisco, was, however.
the s'arure place. By another year ths trip
VIII be reduced 70 six DAYS,
Evening star., 1869-08-27

The engineer Of the Suez canal. M. de T. es
sePs' made report on the I'd instant. from
~fich appears mat though the opening of
ne canal 10 large yesseis will not be corsum-
mated until the l7tn OF November, when there
VIII be grand celebration, vet tor a twelve
r-c.'h past and more, the canal has really been
IA Use Tor commercial purposes.
Evening star., 1869-08-27
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN GOODS

nr,
OFFICE oF INDIAN AFFAIEs,
sealen Proposals, fndOrssd "ProSos.Gi. PT. II i:g t.T
Inesn sir. until rs 6eoes osSs.IeS .t ihS one g
1a :, ne lst day q seItember next for fun.
named IN The following list: 'i1i7s
80 par: B,s Per; IN Ned Mackinae Blankets to e,
SO pair. * point Bed M maceinao s sGsDs: sisDs:,.
SO pai9s go St,oe pl ise hes . and wetsh pounds
sure a-x9j inches and weigh s'i pouna,.
yard. dslico. IslSo S..ssPsT f.t.na.pss sSS
$50 srds Blue prillipe
:51s9 yards bed FlsInel
q ~ ysrcs Blue Flsnntl
0-S~ sAfos bomesiics, (unbleachedb
sy-,u.,. uoysTH oLAss-cLoEH.Ns.
$50 Flannel shirts.
los MEMS CoatS
l,Sz5 Meps Pants
si5e pairs Mems Socks.
.,I.o pairs Women o Woo Hose
iSo pairs Childrt n o Socks.
~ e GOODS must n ell respects conform 10 sud
may be seen at asy time st mi. once. WHICH
-, i ne right sill be reserved TO require none or
hat il the sBos. .Rs 81 shs S.s
soantiy s required, they are 70 be Furnished :;
An lids for furnishing said article. may b. r..
Me- Ssed Ia. az TIE option Of The Department.
Gle. specified win be considered, '"' ,'N'
ali, AL artiehsL nrnished under contract VIII Be
sy an agent or agents Appointed for that purp sss
ssen soo1s or articles as may in any respect fail
that ccnrsctor viii be .eGnd to fsfSi. snS
S.ns.s OF the required kind quality within eve
,Gs.,, vim made for scoa. received on
:. No bids viii be received from person, whe h.,.
rsse g comply with the reauirensnts Of former
No proposal Will be cousi sered ths. aos. ma,
strictly comply with the following re,niremsl,s
ProlssAls must embrace the articles. with TIE
amor nt must be carried out and footed usasts
6 svsn Without any mod s.as oa
pfPPposea moo,hest,Gn n n vhsss,sr =
n Cor WEB hereby propose 70 furnish the Indian
usement Of the comnissioner Of Indian Arsir,.
dated dated. 4SsSss tSs Is l shs iolo.i.s sre.s si
SAD sIsiei:: are . e dsiirsrss Il sna
q speh time there ser during the ,ssi isss q -
Hss ss s.s'5ft Sss ,s':y p The
I'LL wishis five Day, thsre.ftsr, s.sesss 3 con,
he cpf 81 Issis. sss sisS.,
,Is,:ssi sssi I5o3O:sn as:t 8 .seenes.ise :. |. guar.
!, Gssd s.s: Jsass Jas:1fs or S.Ii:s Ss: as e
, We hersty; jointly and severslly. susrsotee that
fee SSSy: s,dd;T S IT, .er biddsrs ~ eentrse, shall
tnsir. 1,a OF sroposai will execute oosfrsct a.
coruingiy and give the requisite security for the
faithful performances Of the same as pres cribed in
ne sdssrsisement for ProDos9ls for Indian Goods,
Their failure % 20 do, We hereby agree 20 bind
ourselves. our heirs, executors and sdnlnistrs-
ss,s &C. isrs. and I:y e .as sn's
The % %sIOuH1 % q said bid q Preeos.a q, N, "a,
for the faithfoI Of the contract. vita
tvoor more sureties, whose sun ieney must be
cert ned by q nitsd States Jnese OF Dis1iet Ar
an iilst E.s PABKEB. Comnissioner
Evening star., 1869-08-27
N o T \.
oo,erTo errToE pDEror 9u.Rr.Rx.,rEs,

oFFIcE DEPOT oUARrRRMASrFR,
SoRNEE OF CArP AND soUrH sTFEETs,
ps. NEW ORLEAN~ La, August n. 1864
nsIslflng 10 the sdvertit emeut from this q ca
hnnssuhs proposals for Red kiyer Trsnsp ortati0n
paosss are Informed that proposals will also be
ior the required trans port att on for sacb
ns,t1 ss per schedule, e,) as wen for the whole
BY oreer q Brevet Brigadier General Fre4
1yeas' Chiei ousrtermsster Department Of Loo
Breyet Lieutenant Colonel and Assi.tsnt SoAr.
termsst - ~ -
Evening star., 1869-08-27

The WEEKLY STAR, now on our counter and
In wrappers ready for the mails, contains the
closing Proceedings of the National Labor
Congress; account of the Camp Meeting al
Annapolis Junction; the National Education al
Conventions. the Gettysburg Reunion; the
Baltimore SchuetZenfe fest: the Canal: the Goal
question; capitol story of "A River Adyen-
ture Cuban News; Society News; Washington
News and Gossip; the Courts; the Working
People; Useful Items OF Domestic Economy:
Humorous Sketches; with Departmental and
Local News; Agricultural and HOUSEKEEPING
Miscellany; and the latest Telegraphic Dis
patches from all parts of the world.
From the latest compilation made il appears
that there are 27,i3l post Offices in operation in
the United States.
Evening star., 1869-08-27

DRs. seHuhAsM y z .i,t pukih.IR; h.I9;uo-. a.,
HAY Be cousuifsd on al Female coup is;nts ana
Priysse pfssasss Ladies and eent,epen Who wish
20 consrit phyUfciau Of great skill ant euee
win Dc veii . osu. nervous Debility. &c, soc-
cessfuliy treated. Business strictly con Sd~ntisl
Au letter. must csntaaa stamp. -. q, IN
Evening star., 1869-08-27

CHlPPEll'S
c 81 A NJ PION
NMONIATED
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
CONTAINING CONSTITUENTS
CHEMICALLY COMBINED.
COMPOSING
CULTIVATED DROPS
CEREALS. ETC.
The undersigned having enlarged and OK xtended
his works for the msnufactur of
SULPHURlC ACID
ARTIFICIAL MANURES,
Would respectfully call the attention of Farm
ers and Dealers to the Inducements he 10 enabled
mercial value. wi"
The experience OF twenty years in the pre,.r.
tfon and chemical combinsti of Fertiizers To
ables him to always prepare reliable articles at
moderate cost, whilst the oonti nuous and unysrv
ing success OF oil articles manufactured by Mi 4.
sgusrantee OF their efficiency aud uniformity.
For the past fifteen years his sales have been
confined to wholesale exclusively, one or t,co dsnf
sof this eity haring Pprchassd the sHtiye pyodTct
Of ms nOrks, and posed ot the sans undsr ,ss,
Orn name and brand. With greatly in Gre ssed ia.
cilites, he offers for sale an article under kis
own name, and branded
Evening star., 1869-08-27

FlSSsass ssnsss. fs1sSaLn s.s1aLIn .!S e fl1soDTI i
Suns, ficsots, Powder, SAot, Balls. Gaps And Car
snasee 90 1eDeirng Of Guns Locks, and BsIlS SeS
ID tae oeog 0AAnoI os0hogt potsce. nylS.
Evening star., 1869-08-27

roFFIOE MIE1THR9PSkIToN I1Ho RAILROAD
NEW YoRK AVENUE ASD I7rH STREET,
August 27th. 1873
/ terest on the Bonds of this Company coming due
on the LIST of the ensuing month win be paid ct
w~ r% noos5% = ThoafFs6s, iess President.
HTeLYM0NT Will NOT BE RENTED
90 JOSEPH H. sHAFFIiLD, Proprietor.
@lsKAELITEs PLEASE TAKE NOTIOE.
w isss s.s. g.
i.s9, at m and after that day until ssPtsnesr
nsneial Secretary. 81 Penn. avenue. su7s ST.
w teI the TStkTh DIST sioT ShI.%s VIII issue
trict at the Grammar School Building. on 9th st.
:,f'i' ssss1
nv ~HEADQgARIEis sIDGWICK POST
All member, Of S .bi. Pos, Who k have no. ..ksn,b.
Grades to which they are entitled-whether in ar
s. Hs
gust 9Th: ats o'clocs p. m.
r ss Il. : TO
'ns us, eidsr smirEy T. P.ssf 81
WsAsGsFFt sUsFttE M 81 PEA4fs2S;E 4H2 SS;EAcE.
Once-222 "a street, bet. and q. aulilm
SHSbf. Ih5fSEiP f6E PESs sSRA Aar TWO
TTiki.MPhs, with Frui; n spt Csssm Re D. syrqps in
iSsoi@ May Buildins," cor 2 nfS 1;S and E sis.
UE ' 4 h. MiLLER. ArroRNEY.ArLAw.
s';v sss rf%pred bis Office to Ne Al street nes, the
TpR p BABNEs HAS REMOVED HIS
QS Once to No. 474 Eleventh street, betw.
5,S9p m. once h0nr'-frOn to IL a1is nj aG
'CBoMPs0H 8 LIFI IPREsERvERAND COR
i DIAL can be had st whoesalc ana retail at
the southwest corner Of sth and h SITS au n Ina
THB MISSES KOONEs' SEMINARY lTOR
49,, sosns Ladies .tii be ,e,osensd at aso
Ereneh and Music. French taught By Professor
Mason .ozI.st
L t0RCELAIN PRESERVING KETTLES,
FRUIT CANS,
CEMENT FOB CANS.
srHvI srHv J. q Ge5e9RY;
auI-lw $40 Pa. ave, near 7th street.
QU!GK sAKIR 51Rop COOK stove. -
SALkgk SAs kgFsnE kASsAi SssHAN'E' ~
325 Pennsy ylvania avenue,
auE-lw near eth street.
WAffkFS5a Asb bfsTatHTF HndETsH SCHOOL
YeUHG LADIES,
sss s'!fis1 + fna NJ" York
Duties resumed NON DAY, septenbsr %. Daily
Lessons ia French By N dlle PRUDHOMME The
Ct. MATThIW's INsrITt TL.
X Street; between 18th and 18th
~ Studies will be resumed in this Institution on
w IIasr MONDAY OF srPrEMsIR.
pSno Extra charges for the Modern Languages,
raSss'sra'hI aGs and Dr,Hias Ss%s -o,,.. r,,.,,.,
"a ssLsGT + r SCHOOL yJRs yJRfSk,s sSIs s.n GIRLS
will eoum.n.. A. r.. az sIRssI,
September sth oe'''on'
ine patronage OF those Who wish "a plAce THAR
ment will receive oenscientious and assid acuS ~
tfon IL earnestly solicited. In addition 10 4 III
is. s;1ss 20 S:; h ,, hai shs
1 i:s Lewis! Dr. D lPiEsss H.ss:I sis co:%s: Rev
". 10. a. DIHINo eALOO1,
Su FOB LADAEs AND GENTLBNEH,
tnipss;. M the nev building Of the Young Mems
Shrsusn Association. corner 9Th AID d streets,
toI tI,c cno accommodation OF the public. Meals as
Besef BB,sssi"'t' from stSns.m.
s'' a. II 70 . p m.
y;,sIs % in s,sry style, Gin season. Ice Cream.
frnlts, ccn,eetio neries.
vteTe az can be Accommodated. Our aim Is to
please Come and see us Terms: Monthly DO ard
ess. SO per month, e5 per week. 81 per day Me
zs saE ~ 81 hose 4 EARLY, Proprie.ors.
TEX LARGKsT AND BEST ASSORTMENT
STOVES RANGES. a
,si. ,,s. o, Phir.d.,,A,. sad fOKSAorsSc
III GREGORY.
al:--Iw a2S Penn ssvsrue, near 7th strs,t.
Evening star., 1869-08-27

ANALYSIS
CT
FIVE SAMPLES
ChappclI's Ammoniatcd
Super Phosphate of Lime,
TAKEN AT THEIR RESPECTIVE DATES
rkOM TIE WORKS, AND AHALYZEU
BY DB. @. A, LIEBIG:
1855.
May lSth-soluble Phos phoric Acid l0s5 to q 81
Dissolved Bone Phosp.
June 2lst-Solube Phosphoric Acid 9A - 2l6l
Dissolved Bone Phos.
Ammonia 5000. ..,.,,, 4 M
July 2jSolub1e Phosphoric Acid $50 l92l
Dissolved Bone Phos.
49, Ammonia secs. 90. 2. .73
June l0th-souble Phoephoric Acid 1913 - 1855
Dissolved Bone Phos.
Ammonia .......... ..............,. 3, ,s8
January-Soluble Phosphoric Acid 9.s4 - D. %
Dissolved Bone Phos.
huuonia......''....".. 3. SIS
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Gunpowder Superseded.

~ - rEFt# AZ AEB-.1AAE II
In central Europe, the attention O.
mining and military engineers is al
present mach7~e ngrosseih with. 4hah>-
t%onishing effect produced by the ex-
plosideefsna i fantisies sofffeaipei
a recently ibtroauced expfeASekagert-
Dualine is a coarse powder ola light
brown coler looking very much'lTES'
sawdust, Or like Virginia smok;n-
tobacco r 1t will neither -decompes,
(even by being accidentally brought
into contact with aci.ls), nor CONCEAL
nor pack together, o lose any oft.
properties during a spell OF cold OF
hot weather.. 1t is immaterial wheth
err the magazine in which dualine i.
kept be dry Of damp, hot or cold.
Dualine, by its explosion, does not
cause the development Of any noxious
gases; miners have been able to re
sumo work Immediately after severa
blasts bad-beerii fired in a mine thai
was not we'll ventilated. - 70 @ l.
Duali1e, if fred by . flame OF. coal
will burn infthe open air without eN-
ploding. Twenty-Five pounds of dua
rines contained in Il strongly made key
over which a large fire was built, com
menced burning rather slowly only al
ter the slaves had been burned
through. But. if confined ina strong.
Enclosure, as in a we'll tamped blast
hole, in the box of a maine, in a tor.
pedo, &c dualine can be exploded
like powder by fuse or fpa:E. The
stronger the Enclosure is the greater Is
the effect of the explosion. In open
air, or with a tampng of loose1sand,
or under water, 1t Is necessary .tOHuse
a cap in order to cause the dualine tc
explode. .I,issaT naeL
iDuaIine is so little sensitive to con,
cussion that it may, without any dan
ger of premature explosion, be used
Tor the bursting charge of shells. :,
Dualine acts on rock and coal lesi
violently than. nitro-glycerine and dy
Mantle do; its explosion produces il
coal alarger quantity of Jumps anc
round coal than even a corresponding
barge OF powder would produce.
:, The remarkable insensitiveness o
dualine to conclusion and friction, ant
its inezplosive nature, renders it murl
less dangerous than common powder
It may be stored. transported, and ap
piled %thhardly any risk at afa-
Absolutely his al-o relatively cheap
er than either nitro7gfycerines or dy
Mantle, it Is also relatively cheape
than common blasting powder 70
hardly ouelifth OF the work and tim
required in nsing the latter is needed
for successful operating with duaiine
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-12-01
Dom Piatt-His History.

Dom Piatt has brains-more brains
than usually fall to the lot of man.
As a writer In his particular line
which is not history;-Donn is the
most readable. Hi letters to the
Commercial are the best of any Wash
ington correspondent Witheall this,
Dom i On aspiring genius He has
figured as "a Dip:omat, and as such
getIHeace 9Greetey outlof jaibn Paris
He was q Legislator for, one session,
and made his marx broad and deep, m
leading the Radicals who were fore
ed to follow him into such excuses
that next year the Radical majority
of two7thirds in each House of the
Generai Assembly. vas turned toAa
majority for the Democracy. and that.
majority sent old Ben Wade into re
tirement, and elected Judge Thur,
man United States Senator.
AS q Judge Dom, was a success.
If like n~ecessity, The knew-no hwib
he made law as he went along, ard
sometimes Dqnn's law beat Black
stones law badly. As a farmer, lie
is the wonder of the Mac-a-Che /
valley. lie raises wheat which costs
him more dollars per bushel than he
can sell it for, and so with every
thing i'm the farming line, to which
he turns his hand liz ~ssoisng-o
Bot, everyuman has a weak spot.
and DonnssMeak spot is history. In
that he shows ears large as. those of
Midazpwithout the trouble Of takns
offhisIhatj or having his locks ci.5-
pedraH Il y mUd To- t-d 5a-sd 20
In a letter, to the Commercial, The
writes about -Gety cJacksoa,r and rat.
temptsh history The hBn Eaton, as
he. affectionately calls him, who figured
in the war with Tripoli, he confounds
with the Major Eaton, who was United
States Senator from Tennessee-the
biographer of Gen. Jackson-Secreta
~ of War under his Administration
and more than all, famed as the hus
band of Mrs, Eaton-formerly Mrs
Timberlake, and latterly the wife of
fellow named Buckinhani, an italian
dancing-master, who married her TO
her money and then ran off with he
daughter. The General and the Maio
WS@O NV u bhC 1IAC 4dIA1I--HO Ic1SA
tionship, and never saw each other.
1t was this woman-the daughter o
an old friend, at whose house Genera
jackson boarded while a Senator frof
Tennessee, that produced a rupture i
the first Cabinet formed by him afte
his accession to the Presidency. Scar
dal attached itself to her name, an
the wives of the other Cabinet mimi
ters refused to associate with hel
Some of the charges made against he
General jackson had thoroughly invel
tigated and found to be false. Thi
cIused the President, because of ii
love he bore her father, to stand byhe
assafrien6. Dom insinuates that
was her beauty that made Geners
Jackson her friend, and that he Glove,
her, not wisely but too well" Thi
charge, among those who knew Gen
jackson, viii not raise Dom in publ
estimation, for, IN that respect tn
probability is, that among the grea
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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-12-01
BROWNv& KOlL0CK,
1901 RIDGE AVENUE, Philadelphia

y = mo TE.r EI. fss.t - EF-.Lfs F4.
. To GoNsUMPTTvE.+The Advertiser, hay
ing been restored to healthin a few week:
5yaa very single remedy, after having sui
.:-erediscveral years with'a severe lung affec-
rion, and that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious to max known to his fellow sui
aers the means Of cure. ~. 7eu-,
To all Who desire il, he wi send a cop,
with the directions forEpfeparing and usint
the is~ameiwhich they wi find ais sli1hlo
for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis Sc,
The object of the advertiser in sending tbs
Prescription is to Benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he conceives to
.hesihyaluable zand he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, as il, .Swi cost them
nothing apd may prove 2 blessing: q,
please address Re9!hEdward A. Wilson.
les South Second Sc, Williamsburg, Kings
County; New York. l,ygf dorm . I1y51sr
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-12-01
Ii sHERIFF'S SALE. 1905, go;
James McWright and Mary Wright;
Administrators bf
Thomas Wrightsa deceased, r
Simon Clay, ct. ala

State of Ohio, Ashland County, s..
BY virtue of a certain ordor Of sale
against defendaptss issued from tn,
of Common Pleas of AshIanG
County, Ohio, dated November 2, A.
d. 1869, and to me directed, twill
sell at Public Sale, at the South door
door OF the Court House, in ASH
land. Ashland County, Ohio, On
Saturday, Decembe Discs,
at / o'clock T. NJ. of said -dav, the
following Real, estate, situate in the
county of Ashland and State. of Ohio.
to-wit; Being the East half of the
North-wesr quarter@of section three
~, township twenty-four ga, and
range seventeen Q79ucentainipg- eigh.
by (sOl acres. pore Of less, togeth-
er with the privileges and appurte
nances thereto belonging.
Appraised at $4,000. Terms OF
sale cash. A
cWM. o. PORTER, Sheriff, {
Ashland County.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-12-01
SHERtFF.ySiaSALE.i n
Benjamin Huffman
josiah Cunningham.

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State Of Ohio Ashland County, IS. ~ :
By. virtue of q certain writ ofuFi. la,
against defendant, issued from the Ceur-
of Common Pleas of Ashland County Ohio.
dated October IL, AID. 1861 and to- ms
directed, l will sell at public sale, at the
south door of the court House, i'll said
county. on aar .5eGi ..t yga
Saturday, December 4uA, d. 1869,
at 2;o'clock p. NJ. of said day, the follow
.ng described lands and tenements to wit :
the North part of the Northwest quarter
in Section number thirty oneISt finTo%n-i
ship twehty-three, (23)Gof Range sixteen
f6l commencing ut the Southwest Icernot
ofthe said Northwest quarter, and rnhi
ming North on the west line of said quarter
One hundred and fifty-six -21-l00 perches,
% the North-wes LcorHer, thence East E9n
the North boundary line seventy one, CD
perches to stone, thence South parallel
with the West line One hundred and fifty
perches, to a Stone. thence West p~arallef
wife the North line Eight perches to Il
stone. thence South parallel with the ives;
Boundary of said quarter sixteen and 6S-lOC
perches to a stone on the South line of said
%lnarter, therce West on said line sixty
three (63) perches to the place of beginning
containing sixty eight and 60-160 acres save
md except Is acres and 25-10O, sold to
Benz. Cunningham June Is, 1865, off the
west side of the above described tract o:
and, containing SO acres and Se-19ayof
.:I1d together with the privileges and APP
~5urtcnances thereun.o belongings iSlf1
Appraised at S3.710s Terms of Sale
Cash.