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Valuable Real Estate for Sale,
NEAR PENDLETON.
July 25th. A. d. 1858. ~

Stephen Anderson Guardian of "a
Samuel NBusck, James Busick. Madison county
and Wesley Busick, minor heirs Probate Court 81
Of Samuel Busick, late Of Put
nam county, Ohio, deceased, Petition to Sell
VS., - Lands.
Henry Kilheffcr, ct. nj.
,DY virtue of an oider of the Court OF Prohate
ID within and for Madison county. State of Ohio,
will proceed 10 offer for sale Mt the door of the
Court house in Kada, In the county of Putnam, be-
tween the hours CT ten o'clock, q. IN, and four
O'Clock, p. MI, oil
z Tuesday, September 9Th, 1853, q"
the following described property TO wit;
Tie share by VIII Of the said James Busck, In
the north half Of the south east quarter of the south
ea5t quarter OF section seventeen of township one
south of range eight enst being twenty of land,
lying in Putnam county, and State OF Ohio.
Aud also "The share byiWi Of Samuel Bnslck. in
tlc-midle part of the west half o: the south east
quarter Of section seventeen of township one south
of range eight east in snid Putnam county and State
of Ohio, lying immediately south of tie parcel Of
land Willed by Samuel Busck, now deceased, to
George Busck, and by him sold to Whitfield Ackley,
bounded on the south and east by lands wil|ed TO
Sarah Busick and Wesley Busick, and on tie west by
lands occupied by Henry Blosser being 90 acres OF
land.
And also "The share by said win of Wesley
Busck, which is the south west quarter OF the south
eust quarter, except northwest part; and the south
cast part of the northwest quarter of south east
quarter of section seventeen of township one south oil
range eight east in Putnam County, State of Ohio,
being twenty three acres fland and Inlos number
five and six mos &6l in the Town oil Pendleton
In said county
Subject however, to the Life Estate or Dover In.
ierest of their said Mother Sarah Busick, in the
aforesaid three several tracts oland andtown lots
STEPHEN ANDERSON,
Guardian of said heirs
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL. ESTATE ~ qerr4

GN the 9th day of August, A.aD., 1853,
W on one O'Clock inthe afternoon at the
door of William. McClure's tavern, in the
Town OF Gilboa. Putnam county, Ohio. will
be sold to the highest bidder the following
Real Estate as the property of William Will
liams. deceased,7to wit: The north west
quarter Of the south west quarter of section
number SIX 10y township number one: north
range number eight east, containing. for6y-
two acres of land, more orileas4> sdbjectGtp
the Dowerfofthe widow (assigned from the
north west corneriof said property,i enfum-
berihg lot Of land forty rods in length from
north to south and thirty-two rods in width
from east to wesO. Said property is1ap-
praised at $3.50 90. 5ua Gbal ,,ifb1 ao11l
Terms Of sale.-One-t third cash on day Of
sale; one-third in six months, and balance
ntweIve months. Deferred payments to be
secured by mortgage onthepremlses. f
5E L NJ iCRAWFIS, Administrator.
Julyl28th, A. D 1853. m ba.egn ,s ;642
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/ Fl CHRISTIAN BEARS ESTATE 81
NT0TICE is'hereby; given that the SUBJ
| v scriberi has this day been appointed
and qualified as, eKecutorsof the Estate OF
Christian Bear, late of Putnam county, de-
ceased 2a' f"' '20 i'4 JOHN NEILd!t !t'''
July 25th, a. d. 1858. lsr3 a}u1 10 642
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,TITE YANDOOlsN MOUSE.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF

\ ..AUHIINIOI KIA iOKCI0 ak2zAI tOE -
stif lIiiw REAL ESTATE. flen
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant 10 an order
In madehy the court of probate. of Putnam couni
ty, Ohio, that will offer for sale at the house of
Henry Gresp, in hetown Of Leipse ~ said county,
On Saturday, july 30, 1858,
between the Hours ofl0 O'Clock Al NJ. and O'Clock,
P. M,ofsaid day. the following real estate, belonging
to tile esate of James Sutton, decehsed late ofPick
away county, subject othedower estate Of Elizabeth
Sutton, his widow theteiu; to wit: pNa 44l
The sonth west quarter of the south west quarter
dissection nuIphertwenty threesn township number
two north, Of range number seven east, containing
forty acres Of land more less, situate III the eoun
typf Putnam, md State OF Ohio ggia hylaals
Terms Of Sate:-One third cash ip hand; one third
In nine months; and tho residuein eighteen months,
wthinterest from tile day,of SALE TO be securedby
mortgage on the premises -
JuIy'o. ls53. VI ( 77saIsT sis~0 039dS
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ga vi AN EL PEASEE IRA;
;ara.tai tG Hitt-, OR, .s, !, u sIss.c
The Sovereign Rule of South Carolina
WITH
Yieps Of SOntEern La,0s, life and Hospitality
Written in Charleston, S. C.,by &c. Adams.
FUNHE above work forms beautiful l2mo
IL volume of over 300 pages, small plea.
Pnce-in paper, SO cents; muslin, rs cents.
The usual discount 10 the Trade. Orders
solicited. Copies sent by mail, prepaid,
any distance under 1900 miles, for 81 cents.
The above work is delineation of the
scenes and incidents connected with the
imprisonment, in 1885, Manuel Pereira,,
steward Of the British brig Janson, in the
Ijail Of Charleston, S. G.
The following notice Of this work is copied
| from the National Era of oftFebruafy f'3t
"The above is the title of q work now in
press, founded upon tha: infamous statute Of
South Carolina, by which her citizens claim
Ia right to imprlson colored seaneh, Of all
nations, and even those cast upon their
shores in DISTRESS. We have perusee the
book in advance of its publication, and find
that it gives a life-like picture of Pereira, the
vessel in which lie sailed, the' storms she
encountered, and her wrecked condition
when brought into ihe Port.of Charleston.
Sc; together with the Imprisonment. Of
Peieira,, several seamen belonging to the
New England States, and two French sea
men; the prison Qregimen, character of the
Charleston policey and athe mendacity OF
certain officials, who make the law q medium
Of pecuiation, The, work is rcplete with
Incidents OF ;Soathern life and character,
pointing Sodthefnersto the things that call
ior corechonla at their own hands, with a
force that cannot be mistak en-. The works.
written. by one who hasltaken a prominent
part IN the, affairs Of the South, and cannot
fail to interest alike the general reader,
ccmmercialiman, and philanthropist.'' y 3s
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iENRST ARRIVALS W From New
n York.-A choice and wen selected
variety of beautiful Prints, of the latest
styles, quite low, Choice Fans. Alpaca
Lustres, &c9ji S3Fs
WIN & A. j. Taylor, Kalida,0 Q.
April 25, 5,slS53. 629
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SECURE THE MEANS OF HAPPINESS

By becoming in time possessed Of the knowledge the want
Of which has caused tie sickness and poverty Of iesd4
la view of such consequences, wife mother IS excu-
sable IL she neglect to avail herself of that knowledge ny
respect to herself which would spare her mue suffering be
The of happiness aud prosperity to sflnsband and
confer upon her blessing above all price-healhy
bodies with healthy minds That knowledge contained III
"a rrnrk enIiIled
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1.OIIlMARRIAGEFI At i
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE.
WHY IS TT!

That we behold many females scarce in the meridian Of life
broen IN health and spirits with acomnlcAo Of diseases
and ailments deImying them Of the power for e enjoyment
Of lie at an age when psica health sSoyGg q ip,TiS
should Be predominant. li!.s iENHI
Many ofthe causes of her suefngs at s-perhaps years
before perhaps during ghood e first years Of marriage
were their origin pass unhotced and o course
eied
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And TO her husband the constant toll and anxiety OF mind
necessarily deyoyng upon him from sickness Of the wie
without giving him tie opportunity of acquiring that
pctence which his exetions entitled aud the possession
Of which would the happiness Of HIMSELF Wife aud
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PAMELA Guthrie EAeeutrixlt7 sa8 e7RiI
lut ] G. Gutlirie, deceased,
and Austin a. Guthrie, foreclosure Of Mort
GfnIhon CutI apJt tftoiI 'tI
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ignorance. ~ fl es TsFa tfi =. /,
knowledge We obtain in after years And what days md
ngls Of anguish we might not baye been spared, II tie
knowledge timely pOssessed. IL Is ytNGM 4fHtft
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The Sovereign Rule of South Carolina.
WITH
Yic,cs Of Southern La,Os, Life and Hospitality.
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Buy no book unless "Dr A. NJ Maurceau, 129
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buy only Of respectable and honorable dealers or send
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Red Top; Large Whit. norton:
white Globe; Ruta Baga; Dais's
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deet-karly blood furnIp
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CfrrV<-Lonx Orange. Early
Horn. AitringhAip, white Held
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Sscsssbsr--karly frame. 40
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soa'hsasei White spined. Cher
oo'r-Early Sugar; do rasea.
rora, do yellow. 80
kndfre-1reen Carried.
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On and amer NoSDAY sh lssa regular P...su
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retained in ,Ss osss and q must ). w, sr
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S;. YoII daily ss ! NJ and ss r 's''S' T. Nj .rr''s
rare "A'e.ns'n' is' class seats. 50
n.i'isas ::::: ::::::::.:::: 90 g
Between n sas. an. and
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sss: and e for each "a elias.
iniernsiioa apply ticket sse and Tor other
the through and direct Nth the
Main Northern Route through tickets direct obtained al
Depot OF the baltimore and Ohio Company p
nSton for barg and Wheeling, Relay House on the
be.meen Washington and Pittsburg- rU u...H .
Between Washington and wlssias- %
proper addition to state. for III: acr.a. aa % 81
tna Our daily lines between WASH
nSon ana baitinore by which the traveller who
or pleasure has been delay
nhvays In his proceed nj .e,Ix
on his journey to any point north place. '
o.n RUTH, agent of Transportation.
Richmond, Feb. 20, lisa.
r. s. The night nm aoxr
,ens.s eSsep, a, the fuOsng
Chesterhed Guincys. Brockes
N H. by order q the General no mali tran will NJ
run between Richmond and Washington on sunday nights
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Tor children under twelve years age
d vim e 'ss1,ssa s chars, nom ,As .,. ss'sas,sa
Faaed win pay charge poiat next ds.sns,ed with
s, no n. pay les: than = cent: 70,
ihs charge win no, be les. than any cents. :
s.ny viii 70. :, rs.psa.ls,. snls;; nss
BE for specie bills. e.sy anything psssen.
p.sssnseron be taken on tn. cars. should
maxi sigma, IN the day Win h.ndtscheG and in the
until reaches them however, passenger prae,
Of he TOO late the sSnausos a ssms s .as
able to stop =, other points on the road
The Train Captain their wish leaving prsviOa,
passenger. prohibited nom standing platform the
n. Sssd iS Of sSsn in motion
oue. r.. APR. Roo, '''-'''''
Richmond, May %, is5s. ! 'eio
6eRs IsS roSsnSsT1Hs, sr,ssI
s ss The isSys ssnss. Win on
latter place with che Ericsson Steam Propeller via
BELvIDERE Captain Giuord will leave Baltimore every
yArykpAf anerno0n Reurnng she will leave Richmond
The pocAnoNrAs Captain Jones' will every
sST1RpY oo S o ss s hs ssss sa
opportunities week between the places
ing Pt,.sSIs Cincinnati and the south and
~ STEAMERS Phil.aephi. every Wedne.- An
RioEEoSp Captain Michel. sei%s" i1 S W
1 % Sss vi. @
Cape Nay 70 land P,;,snssI Rssqrnns leave Philadelphia
G for Cape May win their n.:s., By taking
have entered into arrangement.
steamers. allowing them the privilege remaining
the arrival Of the steamers. :" upon
shipper. 70 The 5roS.esonl.. ds;rOo, Of shipping
ea,y arrangements forward Tobacco through
Due notice wiz be always given in all the Daily Papers
city, ShS The steamers will be ready receive height and the
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uAhDMAhE-we in receipt spring %
Hardware Cutlery Guns and sadiery invite
tsntion OF virginia, Tennessee and North Carolina
visiting this market the
very complete and unusually consisting
90 dozen Engish, German, and American Seythes
o0 dozen Cast Steel Axes; various makers
300 dozen shoyels and spades
loo dozen Manure and Hay
100 dozen Selves and Siners
1000 dozen Knives Porks-StAf Horn
handles -
1900 dozen Pocket Knives, OF all descriptions
700 dozen RArcrs and Scissors
1900 dozen Pad CUPID, Chest Kim, and Locks
1890 pair Trace Chains
loo dozen Halter Breast BAND and Fifth Chains
eco pair Elliptic Spring., 70
ecO Set Iron Axies, inch to inch
5000 dozen Hand Pit Cross Saw and other Piles
$50 Anyils, Mousehoie and
leo dozen Hand. Mil, Pit
sou Double and Single
- sNaylo and thers
200 dozen Horse aud Mule Collars
leo dozen Wagon Hames.
Birdie Bits strrup Irons Harness Buckles Harness Mounting
Saddle Trees Bride Lathers
tion; Baeksmh Tools Carpenters Plantation
kinds together wits many articles
ton, eomprSng the most complete
English and Amercan Hardware market
Of which have been selected With
American manufactures, and purchased cash
vorAbie terms.
Merchants woud do we'll call above
Goods before going North
cent great advance In heavy hardware.
a
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rs. arg. s.ssss.ss q csssS Had
s;is s; =. Ss: from to ..;s:
ai Ss s variety ofrassn, Axe. for DssSyy. 90
.ss r.. Fs sis s ...S
Sssss ss cs.sss. a..s,p,Ioa
s .::. ass s:sss s ss s Ssss
Ash Oh ana ceosy ,-,. Bassy' Carriages
Cloths and Vas ss ssas r AZ by
NkM INSTALLING FANCY AND srArLE GOODS fo o,s
srass & he sss Ss, Sa isseeS
Dress siiks In srea, variety
Mousin. and paIsgs de LANES Tor spring
Plain and printed ea. Ia, and I fcs.rd si'f'
sssaSs S Srssnaiss and PARIS %i Lawns sltls.
French cambrics ant Brliantes
ainghams, and low priced Lawns
French and eopiete
assortmen, eve, shown by them
MOurnins sOoa. for Spring and summer Of svery kinds
-'"s ended With entire eonadence "
ss and their
plete Of all such goods as are .aSsd by s% At This
P' spi "' " THOMAS R. PRICE a co.
ntss0LITi0N OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES business here
~ OfOre conducted under the hr and style Of JOHNSON
81 3. s aAs sSd y sas e. JOHNSON
na jas SsAS !. Z cd JOHNSON
NoroE-lIayins .ne nssTs,t0, Mr. JAS T. cox
b Goods ss in %y n"ms al No. 81 Main Street where
shan pleased to see my friends and the PSss
nHSSY sssfs sa SS Gs sssrRs ass he
arm Of HENRY shaFsh Co was BY mutual d.ovs
ON h In s The S S ssa d. s S be settled
s aHSs{ Z! s SHAVER.
n n OF nkSRr sH.Ixa Co. viii eon
.ss, tS Thsre ss be glad to our Oh
and patrons and the public j&.-a HENRY shAfER,
I,lrr M
s Sss II Ss Sf en na Main s Opposite
Exchange Hank. chnona Na respectfully invite
ger: The city and The public 70 SA and snT n
Their prices will be found to he low those Of any other
braces
Gen.lsrnen,s dres, Shoes, Caters and DOotse.
Youths Boots aad BoO,ees, Of many kinds
Ladies Shoes ss Ba.s is Kid. Jenny Lind., &c
Baskn. Bso,ces for servant wOmen-variOai style,
Misses, and ohiiarcn's Shoes in great variety
Z PLATA Leather and Hair Trunks
PEMBERroN BRO,
No i6i, Main Street, opposite Exchange Bank,
d,nLpnfNs cH,lKs, Camp Stools, Rattan, Mood w9o.
- Chairs Hobby Horses, and Wheel Barows for BOYS Fer
as corner Main I'M s4reii.
unIssoLITiON OF CO-P.Kr>tftsini'-The co-PaItnvI.
RryyE ini % ios y p,, consent, PeT.ons inested
the of the arm in settlement OF the seness
wv < fk H SNSf nSESH.
fSO-PAHTNEiisfilp-MrJ H. BLAIR having purchased the
interest W. H. sEABRooK OF the late hrra OF SEA
BROOK REEVE has entered nto partnership with Mr.. T. i.
REEVE REEVE BLAIR, and will continue TO
APoheeay and Drug business the old stand %
SeabrOok by strict attention 10 business
1T share OF the patronage literally extended TO the late fra
T. PAYSoN REEVE,
JOHN II. BLAIR
retiring business eheerfuy and confidently
patrons and the public sneraly the hrn
b REEVE 4 BLAIR.
ts5-u wM. II. sEABROOk.
n oTIcE.-Tae concern KENT PAINE 4 KENT having
~ pired by subscribers formed Co
Partnership aans Mr. ROBERT A. PAINE Partner, aud
rll continue thS business under the same style
HORACE l. KENT,
MM. c. PAINE
Ja+-n JAS. S. KENT,
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kas I2th Richmond, offers for complete assortment Of
House Keeping and other articles i,lows
CUTLkAT-fine ivory handle Knv Forks o. ~
pieces by the dozen handle Knives by the doen Buff
o handle Knives and forEs CATver stes Pen and Pocket
Knives Bread Knives, and other Knives.
Kettles, Pans, Masin and Brass Kettles
Fry Pans Gridrons, Waffle Irons Furnaces, Pcndrs Fire Irons
Coffee Mills &c.
SLvER PLATED wARE-Casors Spoons Forks Butter kniyes
Walters Toas; Racks, shutters and Trays, &C
pLATs-TabIe Tea Spoons,
spoons, Table and Desert FORKS
wAEE-rea Pots, Sugar
op Bowls Psgn soup Ladies' Casiors, Mugs Candle sticks Gas
Laiaps.
ST waEK-Engsh Pots Sugar Dishes
Top Bowls and Cream Pots, Dish Covers, CSGee Urns
MAKET0e Water slop Buckets, Cake box
Dressing Cases spice Boxes, Tea Trays, Nursery Lamps Plate
Warmers, Tea and Coffee Cauisters Tumbler DTaineTs
ArFAAATrsLuckes Hand, Show
Sponge Hip Emerson and ehldren's Bathing Tubs.
REFRCEHGToEs &cMeDonoughs Refrigerator the article
manufactured in seounty Water Coolers Ice Tay Picks and
Nallets, Ice Crclm freeIers.
CcErAmccan French and Vienna 50 hours Is day,
large stock from the best manufacturers.
PAPiEE MAcUE GouD-Stands Tables, Port Foo ard
Waters and Of other articles inlid Pearl aad
Painted.
WOOD WARE kc.Tubs Buckets Churns Pggir Water
Barrel Covers BTooms Mats willow Wagons Cradles Baskets
plain painted and embroidered
BRooHs-air, vail, busting, shoe marking
erub, scrubng, white wash hesh TOOTH nall hat
lo;hes Brushes aud sweeping Brooms
MrscAL ISsrEuESTsNons Guitars Flutes Aecordeons
tnas Bantos, violin. guitar and BANJO Strings,
COHEsToroise, shell
tooth Combs.
RGcEs-Togeher Psrfumery Soaps
Articles variety
isement.
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CAnDThe subscriber last 10 years engaged With
n the house ~ Mssrs KgSI KYSr and KEST KxS-
DALI ATWATEH desires 70 call attention
shpnoc and hopes his friends eo1ntry -Iu
favor the With a call.
fe1-du rouu y
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4 iINoHAns--tancastsr Ginghams; Snail and Paid
~ scotch do; striped and Sold ohahray do; whU
hnd slsok and Lead do. In great variety. - =
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~ Eyr PAINE a KENT Importers aud Wholesale Dealer.
N ferrxn and Domestic Dry Goods NO H. four'"ehn
s''N' ''". FAIL TRADE 1882.
Packet ships and steamers nom
pool ulasgow nportations Of BRITISH AND
FRENCH Doors Fall Trade, which will be found
v,at variety Of new rh styles We also
sewing by arrivals from New York and Boston
American Manufncturcd eooa inc
.,ectfliy invite Virginia. North Carolina and
visiting Market to give stock an
oar terms As liberal house In market In the
We are also prepared exhibit, large and handsome
READY MADE CLOTHING, -.
entirely With Increased facilities IN hs
prices aSiow, those
Clothing House in any Of the Northsrn rrr
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second TO none In the u states rae
sibscbers that their assortment as
prices be found any where being uret
esabishment either North or SOUTH
HousekeePers and others can ma AZ TINS
required except Opnostey
eehy saving themselye running In
nnding the exact article they
The following Ia enumeration OF Few oil the eaahs 'e
ALBArA WARE This kind Of ware, Manufactured N
shemed intended substitute for SILVER being
Tea, fable and Dessert spoons
Table and Forks
Gravy and Soup Ladies'
Mustard, Egg, and Salt spoons
Butter Knives, Sugar Tongs, and ShOvels
Plated Tea Ware, In 81 pieces
o the elegant patterns
Cake Baskets richly chased and mounted with Silver
Chatting Meat Dishes, Of sizes TO- IL ~ TO-
inches styles Oyster Dishes,
.Colee and Tca Urns; Coffee higgins, Sc, &c.
beautiful patterns either
tn sngy Pdng Moud Tea caddes Cake Boxes hne
found at DULkLEY a cos,