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days with railroad to order. vessel toJ. 7 White
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steamships Petrol (Br) samson S. Thomas and Bermuda; CITY
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MUTTON HATERs ATTEND.

The American Agriculimist says: I'VE
mean 10 repeat At least = thousand times
or till what we say has some effect oil our
ceuntrymsn, that a pound of lean. tender,
juicy mutton can be raised for half the COS,
Of the same quantity of lat pork; that II is
infinitely healthier food, especially in tho
summer season, 10 more agreeable TO the
palate, when one gets accustomed to it,
and that those who eat it become more
muscular, and can do more work with
greater ease to themselves than those who
eat fat pork. We know nothing more dol
icate than smoked mutton hams Of south
down breed of shecp--vsnison itself is no,
superior. Sheep can be kept in fine grow
ing order where other domestic animals
will scarcely exist, and thousand Of acres
in the State, under an enlightened system
Of sheep husbandry. may be made TO pay
sgood interest where now they are nearly
dead property on the hands of their pres.
ent owners.
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HoAGHsIcK.
BY ALICE CAREY.

4. T. =, - a
The lamps are all lighted, how brightly
they CLEAN,
The music is flowing, soft stream upon
stream,
While youths and fair maidens, untrou'
bled with care,
Half blush as they whisper, how happy we
Well. braid up your tressss with gems a'
@ you may,
Fly light through the dances, and smile
and be gay;
The glow OF the roses, tho flow Of the wine,
Are not for bosom as weary as mine.
O give me cottage half hid in the leaves
With vines on the windows, and birds oa
the caves,
And heart there whose warm tide shall
flow like the sea,
But nsvss, o never, for any but mo.
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DANGER OF CANDLE GREAsE.-It is con.
fdsntly believed that disease has been in.
Produced into the human system Ivy the
mere application or use of'eandle.grease,
in cases Of cbapped hands or lips. Can
dies are often made OF talow taken FROM
animals ths, have died of some foul dis.
ease by which it is rendered unfit for using
in this way.
A little marrow taken from tho bone O
healthy COW or bullock, and melted in g
cup. is excellent for chapped lips or hands
Making proluss lather OF CASTLE soar
on the bands and rubbing them gently un.
Ill the lather is absorbed and nearly dried
up, 10 good 10 soften tbs skin that iuclines
q bs husk. M.
Germantown relegrspl.
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY. %.
In THE CoURT OF COMMON Pleas.

Samuel Glover John S HeAld and Jane
vs.. =; Hesld, his vile, are hereby
John s. Head and notified, that OH the third
Jane Head, his wife day Of July. A. D 1851 :,
Samuel Glover. OF the county Of Belmont. and
State of Ohio, filed III the Court of Common Pleas
of the county Of Monroe, and State of Ohio, Bill
in Chsncery, against the said John s. Head. and
Jane Head. his wife; the object and prayer Of
which is to subject the following described prop
er,y, to witt Town Lot numbered eleven, and
fractional Lot numbered twelve, in the town OF
ClsrIngton, in Monroe county, Ohio, to sale, to
satisfy mortgage Iein. that said Samuel Glover
holds against said John S. Head, and which is
secured by mortgage upon said premises; and tho
said John Head, aud Jane Heald, his wife. are
further notified, that unless they appear, and plead
answer or demur to the said Bill. within sixty days
after the next Term Of said Court. the said Sam.
uel Glover, at the Term next thereafter, will ap-
ply to said Court. to take the matters of the Bill
as confessed, and tc decree thereon accordingly
n. H0LLISTER,
Dee. 3. 1851 Solicitor for Complainant
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS


Court OF COMMON Pleas In CHANcERY
Henry Clark, Of the State of Tennessee, and
David Dye. of the State of Iowa, will take notice,
that on the 22nd day of November, 1851, George
Walters. Of said county, filed in the sfiice Of tho
Clerk of said Court, his Bill in Chancsry. against
said Clark and Dye, and Samuel Jones, Richard
Sewell, Thomas M. Arrest, the Ohio Life Insu-
rance and Trust COnpany, David Kirkbride,
Henry H. Mott William F. Hunter, John Sin.
clair William d. Patton, Levi Richner. William
Myers, Joseph Myers, Dame, Clark. John Myers,
Elizabeth GraRieli, Hamilton Jones, Lewis Jones,
Joseph GRIN, Moses Gordan. Eiias Myers, and
Abner Beall and Nancy Hall, as Administrstsr's
Of Joseph Hall. deceased: That BY said Bill the
said George Walters prays that said Samuel Jones
be compelled to convey to him the following prem
ises, in pursuance Of contract in wiring made
February %, l846. between said Jones and said
Walters, to wit: A certain tract 0r parcel OF land
situate in the county Of Monroe aforesaid, aud
described ss follows Beginning % rods frsm the
north west corner OF the north quarter Vi sec.
ton "a, township 8, Of range 4; thence cas-, with
the section line II and tenths rods thence south
~ and 2 tsnths rods to white OAK stump; thence
west IA and Q tenths rods; thence south IA rods 10
q stone; thence north 50 degrees west AZ and
tenths rods to asycamors tree; thence north II
degrees west 81 rods thence north 10 the place oi
beginning on the section line. supposed 10 contain
80 acres, moro or less That all claims Of said de-.
fendauts to said thirty acres Of land, be declared
null and void; and that the balance Of the pur.
chase money due from said Walters on said prem.
ises, be applied to the payment Of the claim. ol
said other defendants against said Samuel Jones;
aud that unless they appear. within si1,y days
from the rising of the next term Of said csurt, and
plead. answer Or demuI to said Bill, the same will
| be isken as confessed by them. isss sgl..
| a, ao 81. taahi GEORGE WALTERS,
! nd5s - BY ELIEL HrApLEy. his Solicitor.
Attest: VIM. OKEy, Clerk. bpr sl
Dscember 3. 1851, 81 .rtr. -IiE t ~. u
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LANES HARRIS is hereby notified, that ou

HAMES HARRIS is hereby notified, that on
0D the llth day of December, A. D. 1851,
David peden and J. o. Peden. as the Admins.
traitors of James Peden, deceased. filed in the
Court Of Common Pleas of the county Of Monroe
aud State Of Ohio. Bill in Chancery, against the
s,id James Harris; the object aud prayer Of which
Bill 10 to obtain decree of said Court tor the
sale Of The east halt of the south west quarter OF
section No. 10, in township 2, of range 4, in said
county, for the payment Of the balance of the pur.
chase money for said premises, and the said James
Harris, 10 further notified that unless he shall ap.
pear aud plead. answer or demur to the said Bill,
within sixty days after the next Term of said Court,
the said David Peden and J. o. Peden at the Term
next after the expiration Of said sixty days. will
apply to said Court to take the matters of the Bill
a. confessed, and to decree thereon accordingly
N. HOLLISTER, Atty.
Dee. II, 1851. .'4. for Complainant.
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AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS.

In all parts Of this State there seems to
be disposition among the farmers to give
more attention than formerly to the various
improvements in the business Of agricul-
ture. The old prejudcs against what is
called shook farming" is disappearing
from the minds Of intelligent cultivstors Of
the soil and owing to the dissemination OF
common and agricultural newspapers, the
number of this class is increasing every
year. One very sffsctual means Of ava
kening the attention Of the farmers to their
true interests is the formation Of Agricul-
tural Sscisties and the holding Of Fairs.
While each one plods in his own way or
the way Of his fathers. without being
brought in contact with his neighbor, very
little progress is made, whilst it will not be
seriously urged by any one that the art is
not susceptible Of much progress. tits by
contact Of mind with mind that improve.
msnts and discoveries are made and one
Of the most valuable uses Of County So.
eisties, as well a. County Fairs, consist
in their bringing farmers together and max.
ing them acquainted with each other. A
wholesome and good natured composition
is excited, and that farmer who finds him.
self unabls to produce fruits, grains, &C.,
equal in quantity and quality to those OF
his neighbor who has borne off from him
tho first premium to the County Fair, will
sst himself at work to ascertain the cause.
If that adopted by his successful rival, the
proper remedy will be applied by adopt
ing it and thereby the standard of culti-
walton is raised. If his soil is found not
we'll adapted TO tho production Of a given
kind of crop, his attention will naturally
be turned to producing something else
which is capable Of bearing in perfection
and abundance.
Although without any pretensions 10 any
skill in ths'business OF farming and with
bu, slight knowledge of the subject, We
may nevertheless be allowed to rejoice in
the efforts made to cultivate that interest
and make it prosperous. Ithas been tru'
ly said that substantial prosperity OF a
country is always in the ratio Of its agri'
cultural industry and wealth,
The invention of labor saving machines
for farming purposes has relieved that oc'
cupation from much severe toll and leaves
the farmer a large margin OF leisure to be
employed in storing the mind with useful
knowledge. There is 10 good reason
why our rural, population should not be
we'll posted up in all that is transpiring in
the great world Of news. The agricu,u:
raj journals, of which thero are several
valuable ones published in Ohio. contain
much, besides the matter especially relat-
ing to the soil, raising Of stock, &c. that
will interest the general readers and tend
10 enlarge topics. But the county news.
paper, from its general frequency of pub.
lica,ion, must be relied upon for general
news, combined with information Of what
10 transpiring in the vicini1g. Without
intending it as a sol!citatiohAo take our
paper especially. we must express our con-
viction that 10 farmer can afford TO he
without some paper published in his own
county -Sandusky Register.
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A DMINISTRATORS NOTICE.-Af per.
n sons interested are hereby notified. that st
the October Term. A. ID 1851, OF the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Monroe county. Ohio. the un-
dersignsd were duly appointed, aud are now the
legally authorized Administrations Of the estate OF
John Gugger. late Of said county, deceased.
URS KANSIG.
Dec. ", 1851. ANNE KaNSiG, Adm
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NoRNELlUS ATKINSON'S ESTATE
~ Notice 10 hereby given that the subscriber
has been ,sppointed and qualified as Administrstor
de5onis non, Of the estate Of Cornelius Atkinson,
late Of Monroe county, deceased. ~ Ma
h IN .,sg ARCHIBALD ROSE sA6n'E
pssenbsr ., 1881.
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Dec. 3. lS,

A TTACHMENT.--A At my instance a writ of
"A Attachment was this day issued by Jacob T.
Morrill,, Justice OF the Peace. m aud for Salem
township, Mouroe county, Ohio, sgaipst the prop.
erty and effects of J. Blomer. . nonresident Of
Monroe county. JOHN X ROMSER,
Dee. II. 1851. BY G. W. DuakEE. Agent.
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TOHN KENT'S ESTATE. .--Nolice is hsre-
q by given, that the subscriber has been ap.
pointed and qualified as Administrator OF the
estate OF John Kent, ate Of Monroe county. de-
ceased THOMAS MlTCHELL,Jr.
Nov. ~, 1851. Adm'r.
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HAMES STEWARDS ESTATE.-No.ics is
Q hereby given, that The subscribers have been
appointed and qualified as Administrators Of The
estate Of James Steward, late Of Monroe county
deceased. GEORGE STEWARD,
9 JOHN STEWARD.
Dec. 8. 1851. Adm'rs.
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