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one or the boys met IN company m intelli-
gent gentlemen who understood the thorough
business Of shoe making, and he vsry 5000
enlightened his young friend % to hb trss
position. Il happened about this tims man
working in the Mclaughlin pen, secured .
job in Evitt's factory, and, wanting help,
offered the boys better terms than they were
getting. The boys accepting the offer. left
Mclaughlin, and went with Weisel 70
Evift's. kacLaughlin ses upon the boy
Kavanagh, and notified Mr.. EvItt that the
boy Kavanagh was his appreciates, and
claimed him a. such Ksvasagh vss dis
charged BY Mr.. Evist. But he wss -cs sasas-
fed 70 recognise the prOpriesor Of Tho pen 20
be his master and no dad nos rsturn 90 work
After lapse Of two weeks, KssanagA again
secured work at Evits's factory, bue wss .
second time discharged, ea MseLaashl
claiming hica q his Apprentice. and no teld
the boys guardians thss hs weuld
not permit him % werk 10 any ssscs q ne
tory in the state Of Marylsnd. Ths matter
now assumed . serious sspeet, and tAs boy
evidently fels his position co bs Q very cri-
teal one. Bot, thr01gh the aavies u his
new maze friend, 10 ssoshe legal sdvics.
He took witnesses with him end demanded
70 know what ciaims that petty tyrsnf had
upon him, but this esnsinR knavs seeing,
the boy had Witnesses % Asar what was said,
considered his ti@s toe pgscious % ~ wasted
in talking about sssA @asesss, and tho rem.
tlemen who were With ths boy, 20 quit his
premises ~. They dsd, bas repaired to
Squire Ben, and eassrsd ssit against the
Petty Tyrsnt when the trisl mms on,
the redouoeabae . Mao MOI having lany ia-
dentures or other writings whereby hs could
claim the boy. rested his claim On The shoo-
or" Of the boy. The boy pet In evidence
to show that be- wss discharged at the ms
stance Of AacLaushlis, end vas obliged 70
walk about three weeks. fss Squire gave
judgment In fsses of Kavssagh, and awar-
dsd damages 70 the aoesss of SIS with
costs, and Cor ever freed him fro@ tho Psety
Fyrsnt Of me Balsimose Pen. Bat tho svsr
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meeting,
VOICE FROM TIE COUNTY,
vas received in the shape Of q letter, from
Mr. Kelly, OF Baltimore County, stating that
the people Of that county were ripe for the
movement, and asking COMMITTEES to be
sent out there to organize the county. am
dlsposed 10 think a similar movement will
soon be inaugerated in Elysville, and then
we will have mucleas for q State organize
tion, sod 30 keep the ball q moving.
crRRKR's ANEIvERsARY.
One Of these pleasant Incidents, which
makes life easy and agreeable, took place on
Monday night last, &C the Hall of the Our
rssss' Association. IL was on the occasion Of
the sixth anniversary Of the Curriers' Asso-
citation. After the business OF the night was
over, :he meeting adjourned to the garden
attaceed to the building, when q handsome
collation. was served up, and Partaken OF,
by the members Of the association and the
Invited guests After the first round Of the
collation. was disposed of, the health of the
association was drank standing. The Presi-
dent elect replied to the toast in peat and
becoming little speech. Mr. Marriott was
next called upon, and gave quite an inter
esting history Of the origin Of the organiz1-
tio0. He stated that the organization owed
in existence to the merest accident. One
day, said Mr.. Marriott, wss approached by
member Of the Snip JOlners' Uuion, with
the request TO buy . ticket for an excursion
Mr.. M. pleaded rs an excuse for not buying
the ticket that the wages he was getting
would not permit him to indulge in pleasure
excursions. The ship joiner expressed his
surprise ut this statement and pointed out to
Mr.. IA. how be could advance his wages and
better his own condition. Mr.. M. went
home, thought over what had passed and
determined TO organize an association. He
then related how he bad visited the various
shops, &c, and the success he met with, and
concluded by hoping that six years hence
thsy would Do a. strong IN proportion As they
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TERMS FOR 1870.

Yw s t copies o' one c year -rsse- 20
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~ copy to the person getting UP the tss.s <.
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club, mak ing nine copies Il 20
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the club making twelve copies - 30
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HOW TO REMIT.-In remitting by Mall, n
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DRAFT on Philadelphia on New York, 7asyab!e
to The order Of l.. a. Cooley, is preferable to bank
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s st2fn sa q xfs 2s a 'hs
net bstpgocured, send United States or Na.ion-
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Ayor' s. Cherry P.ectoral,
For gssssa saass al efe Throat and LungN.
e suc:, 80 Coughs, Colds, " hOOping
Go,r-ra, sfrrucI.isis. asthma,
E,s,FfSIsat,finn.


Probably Sewer before in thc whole history Of
rrfcillt, hha "1ytling won 80 widely and so deeply
upon the Confidence OF mankind, this excellent
series If rtars, and aiaons mt'st Of the Of.
n,en it has risen higher and higher Ia their cstina
ton, il has become better known. Its uniform
character and power To cure tire various affections
OF the lungs and throat haye made it known a. re-
liable protector nTainst heri.s While ataptc, +,
millcr fpims of disease and to young children, i il
at the t0C the most cfcctual remedy that can
be given fni ncirient ~consun ptuR, aud the dam.
Eerous AFFECTIONS it!.c throat and lungs. Is pfa,
be keptpn hand in every FAMILY, and indeed IA ~,
are sometimes subject TO colds and coughs, IL!
should lie provided with this alltitlotc for Them
Although settled CoasHmrtio" j. ihonght in.
curabc Still greet numbers Of eases here the dis
case seemed settled, have been completely cured,
and the patient restored to sound health hy the,
CHERRY PeetoruI. SO complete is its master!
oyer the Disorders of the Lungs and Throat thst
the most obstinate of them yield to it. When moth.
ing else could reach them, under the Cherry 5'rc-
foraE they subsitle and disappear.
Singers and Fstbiic SiIe"ErJs hiHi great pro-
lection from it,
/ Is,hn,a is always relieved and oftcn wholly
cured by it. ,: a.
bronchitis is generally cured by taking mo
Cherry Pertoroi in small and frequent doses -
So generally are its virtues known that u - wv
necessary to publish the certificates OF them mere,
or do more than assure the public that il qualities
are fully maintained.
Prepared BY
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80 PRICE. - 90.
ali Iri,r ssf.ts ni7eOwd :
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Good Farm for Sale,

TIME FINEST IMPROVED FARM inCetlar
/ county, for sale. Is situate ted l = miles west
Of Ii pton, and "OnSistS of Gig hty acres all
der fence cong hundred = DIS Of which is hedge,
ana divided into four fields. "''" ''~ ~
On the farm i>,a never ,tailinx spring. and
two wefls-one at the house and tile OTHER at
the barn. An orchard Of 100 ibeaiinp apple
trees of the most choice xarietie also, plnnls,
cherries, currants. Strawberries raspberri"s,
goOSeherriGs, and grapes Fifteen. acres Of The
land contain splendid growth of young tim
Contains six rooms. pantry closets. and rrrs,
ses. under Which r. agood dry cellar itn'Hrvi-
GUS to frost. new bank iparn, 81 zo BIZ ri feet,
with floor and granericS complete. AMI stab
ling for 10 head of horsee. Also NIL necessary
outbuildings such as:.sheds. sites. Wooahopse,
dressed and painted. enclosing house yard and
garden public road passes the buildings.
Eor price and terms enquire of the 'substIi-
Der. living on the farm.
l'a Nov. D. ls6Sfn3 re- 4 t-.t" CITAS.' =. FUNK.
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u japanese stepmother in Alaska
,clled down her husbands two children
= I hot bath. Her punishment was -
~ slowly boiled In cauidron OF oil. to-
vhich each stepmother in Alaska
contributed . portion.
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FU3'tietH Year. s'.~ "a
G0DEY'Sn LADY's q BOOK
y FOL 1870, 49,
sg.E!ssGtBt THE a3sQ o~s 3Tssa ~.
CHEAPEST OF LADIES' MAGAZINES.

sg.EssHt4H THE s3sQ o~s aT&# sd
CHEAPEST OF LADIES' . MAGAZINES,
BECAUSE 1T IL THE BEST. --..ss..
/ II has always been the care ofthe publisher
nifi..d, ana trtuous III sentifne,it, With what
ever may afford rational and ihiiocent alnuse-
ment. For its Literary Department, IN past
years, g-A Sc
THE BEST wsiffRs 7 Bret
In the literary world have contributed, and
will continuc to furnish articles for the year
1870. Such names as.
Marion, Harland, Ino Churchill,
louise Dorr, Meta Victoria Victor,
s. Annie Frost, Mrs. Dennison, and
Mrs.aC. ~ HopkinsonSsfs ts'ss's
Cannot be found on the Prospectus of any
u@ BEAU1TUL STEEL FLARES =
OF these the LADY's Book contains .fo,4seet.
each year, superior 1--WE challenge com pm isoa3
TO any published in this country, either ill
book or periodical. 7aes -.-s- ~zz...
QUIZ FASHION PLATES.
Have a reputation for correctness the world
EMBROIDERY PATTERNs.-we give fire.
a"sn.iS sheet 10 our patrons
'V oRIG Gshs Mu naens is the only
magazine in Which music prepared expressly
,SnbE iPe c.toTrAaEs.-The only magazine in
:His country that gives these designs Is the
LADY's Book. ~ .t'"s - = ~
DRAWISG hEssoSs.-1n this we are also
alone. ~ D. '.tf5. J. .ta' H 5#@s
We have also CITII4DREN'S,.. n IToRTI-
CULTURAL and HEALTH department.
~. GODEY'S INVALUABLE EECEIPrS
upon every subject, for the Boudoir. Nursery.
SitrsaP 5l9Eass Iy series
Of cngravipgs / hal no one has attempted but
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~ LADIES' FAN CY WORK. BEREAVEMENT -
Some Of the designs in this department. are
Rrintcd In colors, I'm n style nneanAllea.
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Lay The very highest prize, THE
CROSS OF THE LEGION OF HON.
OR, MAS conferred on the representa-
tives of the Grover g. Bak erSewing Ma.
chnes- at the Exposition Univevselle,
Paris 1867, thus attesting their great su-
periority over all other Sewing Ma
chimes. '+ 3d.. =
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yttt8 sTSt tA EAtJEs pernapS v>,.as
5ssa. g..s a ~ Cine is SO unyersnl1ss ~
!f' ~ CURED by everybody a.
RAJ -~ q a,, cathhartic, nor was ever
q s(e .s: :ssst,s Ne 10. Il
~ Awe ~ tut ,i fl sieie,n e this Yll4
: ~ ~1W "t' 1'iu.' THE obsinnssa Nv.
d /. SON Is, that it is moro no.
tual remedy thaS ,sSa
sz.sa.t other. Those who hsSs
tric it, know that it cured them; those who hs,s
not know that It their ncighbors and friends
THAT it neycr fails t'togh any fault or neglect y
h' upon - th ,s # certificates Of remarks
saa ss r rS1h shfFy hsSis E sss y,
Ssa "sy deet sass d sss AZ; ~, ,;,
with safety bY anybody. Their sugar costisr "s.
serves nnh, ever fresh and mikes them pcas1np -
take, While being purely vegetable no harm en-
.,Th,y Operate by their powerful influence On n.
in:srnai vsccra to purify tire blood and stimulate
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs ~ ~
BODY, restoring their irregular action to health. ana
by correcting, wherever they exist, such derr,nTg
ments as are the first origin Of disease. "e
4, Minute directions are given in The wranncr IN
~ ns te following complaints which these
Ior :ly.llcIs'a or indigestion, I.sssless.
ness. l.ssnynar and LOss or 4 np,eeie.. thev.
snonid be taken moderately to stimulate Inc stom.
'aen md restore its healthy tone and actioN
ror Liver C0smrfafnt and III vaFioae ~ g
1eeef, l.afiOus ls0gNcAe aeck IT, 49, -.
AnqMsCe or GreG4 0Gck1&on.
yoaic and. AaIoo1snsU0Veens1A6S - -,
seiSa y i rsSoe sss III ssss ssss &
FOR asyscntefy or Dlasrh9a, but one Mid
dose Is generally required. =
For rsHes.s.at,.sn. {; oss, G ravel, 1..a,,.
tssssca Of the Heart, Pain in the side,
4etsCh md f1frs. they should be continuously
taken required TO change the diseased action Of
the sy stem. with such change those complaints
disappear .51t a. srrs..' Z. ~. ..I.ql .,
For ssroI,sy and Flror,sical SNellinss they
should be tfken in large and frequent doses 10 pro.
ttuce the elect of a drastic purge. , .- '.
For Suppression large dose should be taken
rs it produces the desired effect by sympathy. -.
As Il Dinner IfH. take one or two Fills to hrs.
mote digestion and relieve the stomach. 81 -
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels i:ito healthy action, restores the appetite
s'nd mStgorfes the system. Hence it IL often u
,ytaaagCnus here 10 sCrious arrangement cxists.
Ono 70 feels lerllly wc ole finds that desc.
of thee RUS makes linn feel decidedly better
their cleansing and lcnov;ititg effect on tho discs.
tive aT3,arHy<.t There are numerous cases where
pnTgajl'r II required hich we cannot cnnmer.
ate lIot bRt hey suggest themselves to every hnly,
as,st w2E-e ~ Hi3t;rS o! this jW are known, tho
public no longer doubt W hat 10 employ. ~
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rtouse,seepers VIII and the best assert men
CHAMBER AND PARLOR.
'2rt b, FURNITURE. a..

At NJ. Beach's store, south of the Court House,
Upton, iowa. His stock Is coripiete and OF
the best, and cansists Of everything usually
kept In furniture Store IL 3
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POINTS OF EXCELLENCE.

W POINTS OF EXCELLENCE.
Beauty and Elasticity Of stitch.
Perfection and simplicity of Machin-
cry.
Using both threads directly from the
spools. ......
No fastening of seams by hand and no
waste Of thread.
Wide range of application without
change of adjustment.
The seam retains its beauty and firm
ffess after washing and ironing. -
Besides doing all kinds of work done
by other Sewing Machines, these Ma
chimes execute the most beautiful and
permanent Embroidery and ornamental
work. f
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GsAnillssiratcd pam ph2ct, cORtainlnS price
Isis, with n NIPPLES ofbOth the Grover 4 Baker
stitch and the shuttle stitch In tho Various
fabrics, will be furnished on request.
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|1HA.LFANT'S

n Very few persona think when they have
u = fine suit OF Hair of the very great impor-
lance OF cultivattng IT in their youth
: Nothing can Ire more becoming or deAira-
hie n old age than q fine full SUIT OF
In order to secure this, years have been
spent by DR.. CIrALrAST In perfecting this
u valuable article - contains NO SUI
n IOL'n NO IrEsDNOUS COLORIVG
4 Ma 1TER!h, to burn snd destroy the very
delicate root Of the Hair.
| tits PURELY VEl3ETABLEe-conta ins
the only vegetable oil ever discovered
tnat promotes the growth and produces
long lnxuriant locke Of Hair It II dell.
Icately perfumed with the sweets OF most
fragrant flowers. This, article 10 found In
p the large Cities ON almost every toilette.
but more especially among the more fash
. lonaole classes. ~ u has proved TO be the
u only article that will retain the hair IN
y position any length Of tlm0 amer AseGa-
ana BARRIERS 4 I'll rs isadinx Hotsis y
y the Co0ntry. n GOES threo tlmea - fAg -
alcoholic Articles, Alcoholic preparations
from the natural heat 0f ne h4aA evApo-
rates and leaves the halr parchod and dry.
It Is only MY cents Per bottle.
CANDY, GILPIN 4 CO.,
81 nALrrMoRE Nm
n SOLD ny ALL DRJaGIsTs. n
BURNHAMS e. VAN SHAACK.
Y 3m Chicago, Wholesale Agcnts. ~
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IT is a well k,low.l fact that no AMI
NAL is more difficult to Kill than shark:
One of these monsters of the deep was
captured by the crew of the French
clipper "Rossignol," Oh its last crnisr;
and being brought OF deck. was niale
fast by the head and tail. The captain
thereupon ordered some Of his most ez.
psrienced hands to rip it up from the
lower jawbone to the tail with sharp
knives, and to take out its heart, lung,
liver, and entrails. This done, i. Was
cast into the sen again, through which,
IL swan with SO much velocity thatin u
fsw sseosds Il was lost sight Of. Alth"
il could not possibIy live long in this
oonditson, Is apparently SWAIN with as
much ease and energy rs It did before
it, mortal wound.
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PRECES.-A FAIR OFFER.

Send tie retail price, Washer s14 Extra wrineer o.
freight gsces whes. no one il selling. and % SURF
he s o o whe. e e Ms ss re q sesc
free Of .r9sht, Pera mouths trial aceoHlnS % d.
sssaa sE Fl eFa re hsn shgss 2s sg a., :r s
To- s sseps and asss Ss'ts nc
y Pa e's .sshsr end rgst n Nas
y s. sssai 5sher to whom liberal discount.
, Il. c. BROWNING, Gen. Agent.
3Im6 81 Cortiandt St., New York.
M Office is hereby given that Joel Kinney,
IN administrators of the estate Of John 4:
Iowa and ID at iSe e .es
far final hearing IN the ~ Monday 81 Felruar
M hssh a%s s.sss esf''on' .'s
uopia ~ / carr, Atty,s WM ELLIOTT Clerk
Nov. 5tn, 1884 g.,taAr.st3e- III .tH .l!..-~
NOTICE. IL hereby given, thar TN fnftfnnsAnt
~ .pnrporting to be the Last WIN add tesla
msnt Of MONTGOMERY Fraz1r, .S1!. deceA.sd,
Was presented Fl the October isrm q ths or.
Tie sasiac Is set Tor final hearing tn 1hS second
isss nre S;ae hss ss az q
'r Pia,r I Carr 'ix ATTY. WIMBLEDON n's'1''.
Nov..5tll. l6lf,..i-s9 f ia9fk} aal nfaTl Y
NoftcE i.hereby given, that tho undsr.ign-
;has ing claims dkAinst 1aid estate as kotiaSd
an %Sf: 1s 3:
payment of the same TO the undersigned.
Nov. 9Th, 1860. ave
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The advantages of the National Bank
Ing system over any other system that
has ever been tried in this country are
summed up Is follows by Thompson
Bank No Reporter. 81
''Ths advantages Of the National
Banking system aud National Banking
over State banking may not be essen
ttal - far a. profits for the shareholders
ars concerned; but the advantages so
hr - the people are concerned are OF
vital importance. We Will enun1efate
some Of these advantages: l. The Ma.
donal Banks furnish uniform curren-
cy. The circulating notes Of banks
everywhere are par everywhere. =. The
currency being Of uniform value in all
parts Of the country establishes a cheap
and uniform rate for domestic ex-
change. Let those who paid such enor-
sssOass discpunts. on nncuyycaf money and
snDAg1s6n 1 ~ Eastern EttA,nge,
$500 csrrensx nop
y The public,
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Ayers Catharticc Pill.Ia,
For all tsse purposes Of q Laxative M~a1
o'8i >" f~%sa feline. f.
Perhaps NO nm. -,

9 Perhaps no one met,.
enc Y SO universally re-.
d Z nass by everybody as
any before SO universal.
y myptcf Into t,sr, inv
W s,, 3 eoeiitry ahtlas,ssMel
III; ~ classes, as this .luiid
but efficient plrraHtk
Iu. The obrioas Tca,I
son is, that it is a more re- re-.
liable and far more, efrec-
tual remedy thaH AM. I
nfhCr TbnSo
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-11-26
SsMERIFF's 4 SALE

In the Court Of
Eliza Jennings, Plf. Common Pleas, within
against aud for the County Of
Daniel Burns, Hancock, Ohio.
William Jennings, ! In Partition.
Ann Webb, William w. Jennings, Mary A. All
man, Mary J. Gould, John i. Jennings, Abigail
d. Byers, Hannah 7. Jennings, Joseph b. Jcn-
nings, Mary E Jennings, Simon Smith, llebecea
l. larger. Eliza McRamSby, Seth Smith, James
W. Davis, sarah Singleton. Mary Ann Baker,
Margaret J. Taylor, George W Taylhe, Andrew
j. Taylor, VIM. A. Taylor, Eliza A. Geurge, Lcv vi
johnson, Oliver johnson, Simeon Johnsun,
Jesse johnson, 20. Servs, WIN. +. Jennings
Levi Jennings, Isaac Jennings, John II. Jennings
Rebeccs II. Ellis, Martha ShIathsrs aud Eliza
W. Hams.
In Pursuance Of an order Of sale issued from
the Clerks Office Of the Court Of Common Pleas
Of Hancock Comfy, Ohio, ON the 10Th day Of
November. A, D. 1859, and To mo directed In the
case above named, | win expose to Public Sale
on the premises hereinafter described, in Wood
county, Ohio, on
TUESDAY, the 2sth day Of December, 1859,
at one o'clock in the afternoon of said dAy, the
following Real Estate, situate in the County ol
Wood aud State Of Ohio. aud bounded and de.
scribed AZ follows, to-wit;
Being the west part Of the northeast quarter
Of section seventeen tlT), township four ~, U
\. Reserve, containing eighty acres Of land more
or less.
TERMS OF SALK.-- -One.third In hand, one.
third in Que and one third in two years Will
interest from day of sale, deferred payments t.
b secured By mortgage ON the premises.
SAMUEL MlRES,
Sheriff Of Hancock County, Ohio.
Sheritf's oiiiee, fiudlay, D., Nov. 23, 1869.
3le$l3 Is.
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4 Zeal NOTICE.
board of County
CcmmisSiOnsrS,
va.
william Kirk,
d. J. Campbell aud
W. II. Richardson.
in Wood
Common Pleas,
State q Ohio.

The descendant w. u, RehArdsea, whose na.i.
denes y ueknoNn, is hereby notified, tha, the
siA'H,las . have elsd their Petition 10 The above
named Court, setting forth that the asfse,i..a
William Kirk, did sEeeutt aud deliver 10 the
psainnuu, h's two pr'nniss0ry uolsa for the sum
OF, eighty elk dollars aud sixty .seVeneSuts .seh
dated Jnue 10, A. d. 1854, aud payable In one
Aad lw0 years attsr date, res peeuvelr, that ssid
aQtes ars seeunsd BY a mortgage ulon the east
half Of the east half of the north est qua ,ter Of
sectson tweety'niUe t20i. 10 town four AZ. north
range nlne " east, 10 the county Of Waod. and
Stats OF Ohio that the notes have knR .iaoe
bee"ne due And payable, and by roason ,hersof
.hs nor'gaged Preaises atoTsaid have beoauas
hAhls 70 " soad, that the proceeds thereof may
sPphed 10 the payment VI said nOles.
The sbjeet and prayer Of the petition L. that
an account ma BE- taken OF the amount due In
squily uPon said Dotes. aud that the premlse.
above deseF'6ed may BE- sold and the proeveds
applied upon the amount 50 found due.
Tue defendant IS TequTirod 10 appear and An.
,wsr OS dsmaT 10 said petition by tis Ith dav 81
Jaoaary esHt, &c JudIsIaeat will bs taken aEaiasl
him, by default.
saASNoN 4 BEXSCHorER, Pld. AuI.
Nrtyssssg, Ohio, November Is, 1859 sos rSi5