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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-03-03
AssIGNEE's SALE.
Ass1GNEE's SALE.

In the District Court Of the United States
for the District Of South Coroltna.
In the matter of GEORGE W. RAsoR, Bankrupt.
BY virtue Of an order to me directed in the
above mentioned cause. from the Hon. George S.
BRYAN. Judge of the said Court, will sell at pub
lie outcry at Anderson c. H., the 9th day of
March next the CHOOSES IN ACTION of said
Bankrupt. Terms cash.
W. S. KEESE, Assignee
Feb II, 1870 "a
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sHERIFFvs SALES.

BY virtue of Writ of Ficra Facias to me d-
rected. will expose to sale on Tuesday after the
first Monday in March next, at the residence of
the Defendant the following property, to wit:
One sorrel Filly, 8 years old, one Cow, three
Yearlings, one Buggy and Harness, one folding
table, one Secretary, levied on as the properly of
A. D. Gray, at the suit of Ezekiel Hall and James
Thompson, Administrators.
Terms cash.
WM. McGUKIN, SAD.
Feb II, 1870 81
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Notice to Creditors.

THE Creditors of the Estate of Thomas Parks,
deceased having sealed demands, and who have
not received fifty per cent. on such demands. are
requested to present their claims to me Immediate
ly for their pro rata payment.
]. S. MURRAY, Attorney.
Feb "a, 1870 35
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Ygn1sneal.

; MARRIED, February Is, 1870, at the residence
of the BRIDES father, by Rev. w. F. Pearson, MT
A. c. KEYS and Miss TABlrHA HALL, all OF this
county.
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3O5 ACRES,
Horses and Mules

would respectfully inform my friends and the
public generally, that will be at Anderson about
The fifth of March. with lot of Kentucky
MLL ES and HORSES, which l will sell at low
6rures. Remember the time and meet me at
Anderson. GEORGE W. RASUR.
Feb e, 1870 80
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-02

fsD+ tRihpiSs tEsSS Snld reduce his sI:
periments to a meaffsAo of Scemmunioa-
ZION! oApfewssuehEqdid invest, and
taowtcomesi theoipoputar t~woice4sshaf
this sinoh u mbagi but the greatest
discovery of the age migrants mprove.
:meutsiGtNoeman whollastwinter pull.
llchased onabushi ofthese oats and
gavesthenIRa fair ehancey but cleared;
above expenses, FROM oneshua6redscto
five hundred dollars.as-they now sell
in New drkfor $3.50 siper bashet.
These are facts, and Ffaets are sstubs
bornaiHugsghs ui9EG2t bnalze Aogg -
Ita5tafmer o buys One busiiel that
W~ilLseed1one acre, he 1can afo-d to
pay the price of the. four bushels that
It requires of the common seed,. and
IL That 6feI hushel6 Of HNorwaysz will
yield from eighty to one hundred and
thirty bashels per acreywiIere he could
raise bit from thirty to- forty bGshefs
Of the commonsoats pthen9 DE, 5differsl
enceais indavor pf theH Norway5aoats,
from fertysto9 ninety bushels per acre.
50 that he could better afford to pay
thirty dollars per busRetfer the;Nor-.
way seed than to SOW any other vari-
ETY. for nothing. But The Norways
lave been raised in such quantities,
the past seas4Fthat7 hyKpYlng qn
fiin& they can be 'PttSSedfed. from ~ sarhHHj
eIs ihthis State wh6 lave raised them
and. will sell them at, moderate prices
bht my, adyice TO ,hrmers is 10 pro-
cure the seei1s Whatever the price, and
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ALndNoFIG dei.

Enamuei YesfiekI who = semetimes eaHr
lad L. NJ. George and who resides in the
State OF Michigan one. of the heirs at law
Of J onas Yearick late or the Cprfn;y- of ASH
land and STATE of Dfiio deceased-wiH take
11otieeafhat 51hnA s,hsE esta Administrator
of tho Estate ofthe said,J onase Hearick. der
ceased. on the 23rd day OF October A. D.
1863 filed his Petition in the Probate Court
wiutin and for the CoGnty'of' Ashland and
State ofOhi6 ~a'.esilig that tie personal
ESTATE rot said detedeat is. Insufficient to
ibay lis deb.s, and the 'chdrgeslef adniai77
.tering Lis ~es,ate;sthat he died seized nyfet;
Simple of the following dcScibed Real Es-
ta.e Situate n.said Comfy of Ashlanfl tfbr-
merly Wayne and State Of 0ffo, and bouts
'ded uudsdescribed ns 5foitows: saf tsissff a.
so Commencing at o. oefner of Tthef Aerth
line oftae Npr;hb East auarter OF Sec;Hp
right Township twenty-five ,Iange hgeen
in, said Ashland County, formerly Wayne
County now Known as she Northeastern
ner ofta9iot 5sSnedpabyEA datn-iR eichardk
boushtsodt Of the said qnhrsef fFsm thence
Sou,h on the Fast line Of said Rsichand's
setto the south east corpe of said ReichaId +
lot. from thence East or q line On the North
side ofthe Brubaker lot to a stake; from
thence Nofthpn thesSest line Of the H4yi-.
bIelot to the; North line o.. said<quarter to.
Stake: from thence West q said line 10 the,
place of beginning. so as to contain. thirty
Acres! be. the came ni6reiof 1esss aRd fhat
Marg~refN eariek. widosenS said decedent3
is entitled to dover IN aid .pEenises~Th
PRAYER of sind, Petitions for ne assignment
of dover to scid Margaret Yearick, and for
a sale Of safd premises. for the payment of.
The debtEard Charges tafofesaiala lEzs 81
GoSaidPetitionrrwiIl1b be for hearins on THE.
Tth .ddysef Eebruarx A. D.I1SF4 or as soon
thereafter as leave can be obtaiped,a So
Jan; $, 1870. A.JoHN VAN EEsTi 5ts
. BY J.B.FJonss. Atty 26g hEfa gan
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We eoitrast fHS brssehEsfats 7dTda2
beautiful country with what it was
ssnss f. as Sssg ba slses + ! ad segdy :
journey of a fewY hundred miles, or
e4enMT@ p and fece6" an:
swer from distant parties BY mail.
Now az, excursion of rhfee or, tour
thousand miles by rail is The work of
a very few days; and b~ytelegraph we
can'cunnunicate9 with friends a%foar
thousaiid miles asauder in4ffew min
uteS through theabott Jmo OF the ocean
|, Had t6s, history Of this country
BEEN anticipated seventy years ago,
aid the pen of p~ropllecyIhad been re-
cited to thelpeopEe Of Europe what
would oceuf, as IT fas occurred, ! in
these inpfpyeBsS s. they Would haFe
regarded 1t q fabulous. af.Etyen Tnog,
when Hsjs seen blythe. eyes OEInlun.it:
behrs the charm Of .y5ini1iv
Ouiocodrftry rs 4,ea6dfulg dTPts Is
behntiiaL 81, mmomtaihs EahdG valleys
by nebbIBsedakes and naSib$$44a8e -riyers,,
which saEpasso al os hsrsoiHzthe worlds
Nature has indeed done mu64rsforous,
antts-under ieinF GddnsTitaeF6n9, Si1ee
17BT19 We have Sfo%f ana Developer
frd8f4ftsses1i., ESff4lteeSS ara % three
mllioHsrof mRulaaqnIIoa thirty-sIN
StatesJzauddeiEht ;lAygeS GeiTitdbfas3. |
witha popuIatInn4bf Eoat EAMibasaEd
Mho can predict u destiny az .:ad
natfon under wise and osieriMfgg6y
er1me9t!b &iaTK d II
Our domain is immense in extehf::2
1t is Thought tq-be capable, of SUPP
porting FIVE hundred m1tons of hu-
man population, ahdz atzthe same time
furnish large supplies to foreign couD.
tries, which is more, than any ether
ekiimspa9 P5pulatfun of 1851
millions, bat theirimoaie al sakingthe4
censHiisq VET imperfedt9aand itisTeyi
dotbtthbw hetiier ChIaa containstS004
millions Of fnhabaalIts-dsk YTsyGEb bf
AIhte1EngiishIwrit6Y lgieingrialfs
presesb state lot Europe. 5onifaismsc nsif
thateyeryisauare mile, Eirqpe sup4
ports thueshundrad and feraI
sons. The populaiiop Of France asd
ifSSla Il Wit S1IHS Ttios5
but in East FiaPdsrss 9each square mile
supports Eve hlndref and f1tS. PEEL
'onFITff 4 siS bh9pdfeaa and for
" Afestol BE s91afS mifs1t yfowst
.hatsatff individually SsdPpsFtsa-n Wf
,nd aetE2S andoa f4action Q" gfro5tRSsd
There grieii}are jiis BrSdgGt atarsrE
ocrfsetipn Tran any 6theGf part Of tile
Eoild1Sl Win these f;sets anil data q
an Predict our destiny? +
For thedie4i these
nahifoldb eis6its the American pco-
'leIhave great reason on thtsA our na-R
THANKSGIVING DlX.JofeelaI
o express great &gaitudeIdAfaS the
Flag of our Union, the emblem of
1ifletnya elSetog,Hsea aRJPtrSpeetedh,
n every Statszf9eBu thesAiiaadc to
heii acifc, and may gep:le and peace
i'll zePhyrs tlpat it oxer-eyerx ;Hch Of
uriterrItory mtif ting arcfangei shall ;
ouhd Me lase kfaahpAa ana Qnfirtfha b
'wIecb0f matter and sthe 'ertfsii orr
,stIEbu5lS3 tsEiaye pisa
% sagI4 HuHHINP BAaFfETdi ~
rrfrpI. G.trh ado ZiUuu1 EuEll,
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VGrrhs. .24tbafrst idbutza sriat1 idropioa
dafk- coiOsed bloodcams forth but pc.
peate9 incisiuns and manipuiatious Of
the1dbbdyE caused it at last 70 trickle
fofta more ffeelfI 1isitF haEaz'isD -
In ThagaAsaaate bdttefy eassappke1 and
horritdss land. WONDERFUL to1relateSin
les than ffteemminutes the WARM
blood CONFERENCE.-The courselthFough
I thenci1iIled 2body, aed Gtlqst tile, eyes
c1e opened. The students stood aps
palfed and could hardly realize the ex=
tent of the deiiontratioifbefore them.
One of them spoke, TO Kriel, asking
him, '"Are you sensible The eyes
answered expressiyely, and the lips
opened inetfectua1ly n2ror no Speech
forth" iStiniilann1ts We're poured
the throdt d, the revived Grimm!
al, aud IN less tian QUE hour after he
lad been placeain Che SURGERY, Krfef
sat up and asked t.hem,, .tWhat have
you9dJlte? eAm I alive ?g si1iti .
TIE cohgtefiiatfon aud Itetthe prb!,,
lfessiinaf dsIight1o ithte Spectators was
oudtyaexPessed.E sAFe",Tiil-
Stei,s9 Were fhhfmsafatel yifapgn to-
ave1tTe Maof1the11 @fetc hed man! Jus,
tice had. been satiyHed a,y the RjibIicc
sYecatibn, a76Ssgshi HE 1refifHh why
IssillousoH otAS3r IlsFvefqdb WHAT HID SO
RFoJRde1ffaFIy ard, %onhdefhlny Been
testopGd YoEirgHr,I bnG s5nHi9S ,yTGi4
TsN5he of KffatssfPsefkko hapfrfends 4hS.t
tffed.gE Sthr31ggeFs I'dsgGhitseetHf Him, FUR!
Hthf With 1neafis,I add nBSidayt.
f@heia Amahs,f Weak and t6ttefidg5, but
firm and immovable in his defheihor,
crossed and WAS last seen ~
a watchiul, silelit, frieild, yh6 kept
near him onthe'tfafn leas log SeymoAr.
Ind. on his way to an unknown, but
it y to BE- h2Psd better future
Thus ends this Wonderfully story.
We give itgas it wagss2lveRtq4saYjth
mt names, giving the pubic the pri-
vBege OF attaefihgs Whit S~iBpersance
hey ehYstq4isst rapgeisPtapsihled
we express no opinion Our-
vel ses, but confess that tile clos ely:eon-
lectinc link and cirtsun1 stances at:
3eplliplg the deneanor,- delth and APP Il
of Kriei- ensitle It to some
;reashce. 7
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the Lorain County News,
Norway Oats
CBRRLlN. O.. Dec. 18th l.

5sFi EBHaLlN, O., Dec. 13th1s6a.
ED NEws As your paper isxscir
culated extensively among the farm
ems Of this vicinity, IMish, through
rydnI columns, to c.hl their Afternoon
to a subject Of vitalImportance to
them mFthe hope that they may read
and reflect, and be profted by. what
fHWEitel
II There is carcely a farmer in Ohio
dYho has not heard of a new variety OF
oats kpown az the Norway Oats; but
perhaps few know that a new system.
Is ihhuguraled III oat culture with
this new variety that will soon clear
etne field of all others as completely as,
the Off stage coach has been abandon.
ell tor the raiiway car. 20 s,s.I~
Five yearsago, when ID. w. Raws-
dell OF NerIuout stated that The had
discovered, among a package of Nor
way peas, a single grain of this seed,
whictr het1ad planted as an expert
ment, and which yielded hundreds oi
vigorous large stalks growing higher
tLan' his head people regarded il like.
thu story; OF .iJuck and the, Beam
Staik.f One year g when Jones u
Clark, Agents Tor Mr.. Rawsdeli, adj
vertlsed these oats for sale ut ten dol
lars per busheL, and furnished humid
reds of testimonials from reliable
Eastern farmers showing. that they
bad tested the Norway oatsand found
that they yielded numerous stalks
from each grain, requiring but one
fourth as much seed per acre as the
common oat, that the, g rain grew
frosI four to[six feet high and stood
well where other grain, had qtallen
down, that heads of these pats grew
ispnI fourteen to -twenty-four inches
leAe. yielding from eighty to- one
tundfeda and thir j bushes per acre
the people cried .hunibug." Yet a
few renfdresome ones in all ports OF
eolntry rYfpepbering sthatsFF Franklin
NJ sscalledslabfaola ierslthinkingi5he
could tame'-the Lightning andithatI
Morse ANA Others were .eohnted crazy
E4 I
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KIseeEaHeus -HemsSoI

1EfN W. si1lBo4 s. oGS
feIThe Boston City Cou4chhhaFs refast
PED t. oapTnrnta = connnitteesttoJ Extend
leAei Rospitaitirs Ui-trv- citydt9d Pfince
fAftliir If he hsd,beefa bucSqGiS
ger from Georgia,fti would have beet
tqtPtaiaatSs Arthur ana ssaaafts atRfso26SasJd,
fWallaek..s T1feitef1l-NywsYork; aid
the HartS were tkeefed '5np feaeipg
the building III rs h1a; oa Wash,
lingt6n City. SOI . = =,
Hegara s1gaFsl bropghtsF ,a, New
lYptkGp g~enyetalllylefa YerYs Inferior
P4frlhx.S But few, good lots have arr
riv9d,asd merchants areeqPaPaininga
HltepkRebecca UtI, conyictedof ahe.
tne1t in the State Prison. 6y Judge
hieSdfesdes Isdsud g e5id~ ,sn
Eo!Itis stated lbat.spmei Eaahhr Mmiifo5si
wofth} ofstocko 81 the ehieago andl
Rack 4 sland Railroad have beent qHf
city p1teon the mar ct on Wall street
mach td3tl e disgust OF certain Especu-1
'%Iitors Tor a rise in that stock
Jnhp Francis Rollins has.been ar
Sreste.h at Montpelier. Vermont, clIarg-
cd with tIie murder of his Child Two
months old. in Swanton. lie maEFi- j
efalast May. The child was fund
buried i'll his cellar, and wasRaruaiy
devopeed by rats. I on tsdspd
HEA4 a fg = -
4 7IpF@Aation has been tr9eeeaeiysed at
,Sashytle. from North AlabaS AZ stat;
ing that the murderers of Granyiile1
and w diiam Pillow have p,fbfictlyi
%annpunced their crime, and left the1
country .TFap9y nfItbteSapaeaE tel
haze been the cause ofthe murder.
Hslena Montana, papS4fsA fgep report ort the
arrival Of the agent of tie Mnup.ain
CrokxAffpm Fort Parker, in the Vel;
lowstohe Valley. General Sully~ has
erected 4 mill and farm houses. 1t is
expected lhat the Indians viii heflJ to
ill the soil next year. j
9lEGeneral Augur has just received
eficahiHformation from Fort Randall
-sae%IRgeatkat theee il not-donbta that
P.tsynee-Kil!er's band were engaged
in thednassacre of Bucks suryeying
party-on the Republican River, last
August. Eight whites were killed in
the first attack. Several escaped, but
were subsequently murderedlhy eanHl
other band of 1ndians.4d 8 soiod5 ss!t
+, Judge Aaron LoveIand; of Norwich,
Vermont, the. astszsurvfvor ofapan-
lei Webster's class in Dartmouth Col
lege, diedson the Sd inst aged 96f
ts2SFsgSS
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NAl IlHI
so Elegant Rosewood Pianos.each $500 to
SEQ; 20 Elegant Rosewood MeloJeons,,I7 q,
to 100; 35O Sewing Machines go to
175;aQG I'D Matches. q to 800.
Cash Pgizfs; SilY pa i &c valued ed
at $1,000, 00O.r.H ~ -4.Si. 80
!, Adhance toadra% any ofthe above Prizes
cents. Tickets describing Prizes are
sealed in envetnpesIand well mixed On re-
eeipt of 25c. a sealed Ticket is drawn. with
The prize named nponitswi BE delivered to
the ticket holder on payment of One Dollar
Prizes are Immediately sent to any address
by ex press or return tnaik xer gzSif1dS5 !
You will know VIII II, Your PrIze Is icfore
you pay.fOr it. !lAny Prize exchanged for
another ofthe same value, No, Blanks, Our
patrons can depend on tnfr dealing ~ q
fytm many who have lately drawn Valnatle
Prizes, aud kindly permitted us to Apubiistl
thtni: Andrew J. Burns. Chicago, $4,000;
Miss Clara 8. Walker Baltimore. Piano. SSaa;
JaIhes NJ Matthew'S. Detrpit, So, 200 ;iJohn,T I,
Andrews, Savannah, 5000; Miss Agnes Sim
Charlestn~n. Piano s6e0.E We pub
lisb no, names without permission
OPiSioSs or THE PRF$s.-"The fifmisrelf-7
able. and, deserve their snccesss-Weekly,
Tribune. NAV g. ave know Them to he 4
fair de1itng firmsreN. ". gierald! May %
"A friend of ours drew q $500 prize, WHICH
was promitiv recefted sADaiiy News Junes4
+, Seat d for Circular Liberal Inducements 10
Agents, a Satisfaction guaranteed. Every
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WnITTi. BY IIIMsELF. In one large octave
volume-Neark 500 pases-Printed III Eiig2
1nsh and Germtn. 80 elegant fn~lbpageen-
CRAVINGS I-embraces Forty Years, Reed.
iections of his Busy Life, as a Merchant T
Manager. Banktr, Lecturer aud Shbwmnin
NoboakP ubiished sarnceeptasle tNall ptaSsi
es. Every ones wapisituf Agents ayerage
ira terms. ahd4aav freight West:g Illus
trated Catalogue apd terms to Agents srnt.
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s!i.'d bs;sidsA - soEe I'D 81 mi.
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FARNER'SsHElpER

Shows howlto double the preftsef the
farm, and how FARMERS and their sons
can each make 500 per month in win-
ter. yd10, 400 copies will be mailed free,t
to ADMINISTRATIONS and, address
to Zeigier, McCurdyI,& Coz Cincin
matt, Ohio. .stzigxn1u la cd 04w3Q
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THE MAGIC CoMBAwnl chanSsa6y col
ored hair or beard &c. a permanent blark, or
brown. It contains no, Pofson.esAny pne
cen useit. One sent BY mail orcSf.i7Adr
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HIsroRIdIL.
lntstss,indasesF from ExesyeruoTt
.,Is< Morieeai3B art!eyti id dos

.,Is< horiecaieB ars.eytiia do
- Ts9Y Y19gi
The venerable Elk Governor Morde
nj BARLEY, OF Mansfield, s0hio, nov
C his 18th yeaf; lhas seft she follow
ing .e9mnnpicatiopI ted,he WesterI
Reserve Historical Society of Cleve
land. of which >ociety he was recent
" chosen am honorable member.
MAssr1f{6j Nh. 10 1869.
10 RsrEestsrnsRsssg Historical So
x49tJid e'seNsjnH III bnen
A residences ofaoTer half ascehtury
in Northern Ohio, has gixen-meLop
pating in the eaffyy Ms16fy If this sec.
tionyof tue State apd in1marking, ff9
rapid gEagrsss qpd RdFanffsffr fufBiPPag
THseSrIsJp ftIef wsfe PttieayBdt
en~terPtziAgIl Thes 6fle6EhSek fbored
under many trials and disadvantages
which are not incident to early settle
ments of States and FTItories at the
present day, becaHS Neintercommu-
nicaien ~nqKlafddhyys isIgrfaHy fccilIII
tated ~ steajp o. ~raifroads, navga-
Bile ffSers and cahAa95nHHntp4A9 bengI
fit okefsitkatsai atisaee
and arts. are ntd more nss 9 TIi1ltori sarf ,ksn p
f o, rears
For m,uy x98SLEs44SAe a mat
ter q asSi4ps Extraordinarily SssH1
were ar+1S6HyIw;tH
mud roads and at distant points.
Up to 1928 a fsTi6&8en harbors
sborSeFISfe REjSanh Mthsssboinrs
our faEfSsrs andonIrcliants withSstaI
radius, efz5io100 miles ,iuteriard CAS-
far ssnfh IS the -NaG9aa1- TIEnpike
1 S9s d. had sd sis sssasP sss t SSssR ssastsi
wagonloads Observation-Disclosures
Use. This lonsDERR on
ssneiraISdaGasss ndmefsaJodtt life psiepI
of artieks eiomeTe4iaadisel. and, con,
sumptiope- 5Mgbsat: Kpeh would sell
Mt a port anTake Etc at go 'toTIfol
cents-&8ushai.I8Hdi geasf4tIiy pestt
% toEsO
it bys Observation-Disclosures ubqtI |
Is 80, cents per bpshsl as,the home
value ofif Ge
Waea6i EemhEs trihAi fimaQbRiAnt
Observation-Disclosures teoAlaIaaREaedHef
from Baltimore and .FtihmfelHniai
over -tha-Aueohenr monntains. in
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-02
SfGR vi VI BsEuJ fFEss5sETa
OF sSHERhFFiSS
Ftfse National Bank N Ashland Ohio
1ohnlP.Grshameta1r ;

First National Bank OF Ashland Ohio
Ia iz'IIiis 4ps nEisa9Tgab ,EttlSSs
Ts75UohniP PFC rSta m ct al tsed 81
State Of otiogAsf,iand County ss.-k
BIZ virtue of a certain order of sale against
defendants, issued from the Court of Com
fmon Pleas of Ashland, Ashland County. o.
Es sisee.sda sih dsaaAsl p J. lS ss sRs 4 s ne
Septh door ofthe Court House, in Ashland
Asiilaiid County Ohio, ienCTeSoi'7fd zssrs4
pSdturday February %, a. D.. 1870,
IatfvSSeiock PIN! On said DAY, the ofol4l
hYing Real Etates sfuIatSin eTlCounty
GRASSLAND and the State of Ohio, and
more particularly described IS 'bsihg snots
ithArtyniRes4fertga and f~orty-ene, I'M Francis
EGfaham's addition to the toYAyof Ashland.
at $4,000 to-wft: Lot no So
TIVE hung red and thirtYsthrse dollars lotns
;4Qfxo Hundred and thirty-tircc dollars,
sfSt, no. 4lty9 hundred and thirty-four dol
Glars. Tefmsof siie caSh.sS MdCombs and
IEuftis Attorneys for PlriHtifE.
nff NAT q, Wms0.RORTER Sheriff 4
ELI aab4yog5AshlaPNdhgC county, QhisNf
t1ifsen n@arSS8da' f2sasTq sai "a stsixs
OF Ens L~,EGALBSQELGaSo adj nj
.Margsre;to Musier} Jn1sAsklandi Eounty
~ no oi5amTcf&iourtof-Gen . bRieas
John MaSler-d .ialFrit;on for ssDporce,
The said, defendant John. Muster, whose
place of resfdehce Is unknoWn to p~etitioners
4shereby ai6ffied thu en- tfseit&enty second
day ofJanhaIs,J Aaa@ Observation-Disclosures
garct Masserf He'd her pethiohilahe efies4
ofthe CLERK ofthelC Corr Of Compfon PleasI
County charging the said john Mus
ieF wftlF;& a6stiiee for more thphhthree
reSrs Ihet.past, and asking that she may be
divorcedkfronIGllei said John Mhsler,swhich
petition whl stand for hearingiat1the next
term Of said Court Dated this t~wenty7sec-
'oad day of January Nd. 1870 -
" MARGARET MUSLER. Nib
~ Ef3 BY J.tJ. Jacobs her Attorney.
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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-02
"a sTsHiEF.

iH 40 gaEGs ~ EarA1ESFpE EHi
Fr Hebas been t~gayelipg about hum,
bugging druggists and private parties
mixing .qH and selling a base com-s
pound which lie calls. Nolcotts Pain
EPsint An ofstyalpus genuine rem
Eediesdhase1a white outside wrapperr.
9withfsisnatune largel,a Zoos oqbtfHg
Six Pints Of w Sdisos Il AaStniT BbiihffiarGg 3r
Catarrh and Colds in the head, or one Pint
of Pain Paint, for Ulcers or Pain, sentstFee
of express charges, on Ieceipt offfbe Inoneys
atsI81 Chatham Sqvare, NY; or one Gal
lon OF Pain Paint double sTengthltar$ sc
Small bottles sold BY aff Dfiggfsts. ~
k4x30b s5Tos liz bns.iLrl WDLG0FRo q
19m :EoKILEYRD's@ FUREKR"i5 d
smoking sn, / sl Ti! s'ss i ane .SgesallYy .: aftiffie g; Fl
'0dNhereyer introduced it is universally ad
mired.e asInTut OF t5TsgSIq ozis 5EE ysd
1T isOput upsihsk hpdsume nfls.in bagssHi
which orders for M~serehaqmr Pipes are
IdRiLLA Il5sf Z c1IlFFSc& CLUB -D1i:g y
Smoking Tobacco ,lias no superior; being
Edehicofinized, it cannot il6nre ncrveless'
constitutions, or people of sedentary;habitsI
1t issprodtced from selections of the fn-i
est stock and prepared by "a patented and
original manner. d go
II is very aromatic, mild and light in
lweight-hence it wit last much4onger than
nor docs it ~bl8ubrsshlg the tongue,
or leave u disagreeable after-taste.
Orders for genuine, elegantly carved
Meerschaum Pipes, silver mounted, and in
neat leather pocket5ensesS aresplaced inzthe
YACHT Club brand daily!lE
81 LORILEARDSs CENTURY1S
Chewing.T Tobacco.
/ This Brand Of Fine Gut Chewing Tobaceo
has no superior ANYWHERE IL hsiI sG'7u4
at is, with III sdoubt the best ehewipgte -i
bacco in the country. .fzE-e aaaaH Il aalsI
.sLORILLARDS SNUEFSl .asut
Have been in general use in the United5
States qyer; ITO yeIrs, and still aeAipwl
edged TIE BEST wherever used:
If your storek:eper does not have these
articles for sale, ask him1tng get them.a ssiS-f
They are sold bytespeetab!e jobbens aal-
most everywhere. gl9g nj .ygog Te7 stsd
Circulars mai!ed on application, % a
f2w2a F. Loriliatd &SCos NeY York:
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