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NEW ORLEAN:

NEW ORLEANS, August y, 1851
The steamship Charles Morgan has arrived Iron
Galveston, Texas. Among her passengers 40
Hon Messrs. Robert J. Walker and T. Buie
King. The contract with these gentlemen Tor III
construction Of The Pacific Railroad had been sgnA
and sealed.
Gen. Smith had called upon the Governor a
accordance with directions from the Secretary d
War, for SIX companies Of mounted troops. his
stated that his Excellepcy would promptly nspOa
to the call.
The voters Of Texas have gone almost unsn
rhously for the Maine Liquor Law.
The crops throughout Texas were very PrOms
Charleston Standard.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-25

O. We learn from the last Salisbury Banner,
that the Hon. Burton CRAIGE has arrived al
home somewhat improved in health.
Mr.. CRAIGE has faithfully performed the duties
Of Representative, aud will be received wherever
he goes in his District with demonstrations of con
fdcnce and approval. We hope before he returns
TO Washington his health may be permanently
restored. We regard MIR. &. as one OF our mos
intellectual and prominent men, and the party is
looking to him as one destined to occupy con-
spicuous place in the eye Of the nation. The 9Th
Congressional District is proud of her Repre-.
sentative.
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The Charlotte Railroad.

One of the Directors Of this Railroad informs
The Chester Standard that the income of the road
during the month of July last was Sl4,OO5.25-
which, compared with the same month last year,
9,374.53-gjves increase in favor OF 1854 of
S4,63l.72. This is certainly very fattering
exhibit, and speaks we'll for the prosperity Of the
company. In view of the fact that the business
in cotton and other produce has been unusually
limited during the entire year, the overPlus must
result from an increase in travel which has, in
fact, been constantly augmentng since the com.
pletion of the road.
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birth, no matter what their merits @, No..
strikes not only at Democratic ascendancr
some Of tho best men in the Wing RANT. uuE
shall take occasion to show hereafter "e
This concern, es our readers must h,..
ceived is designed 10 control elections Do., ~
mainly The election Tor President in 1850 wv
where, though Democrats are IN it, haviOo !,
induced TO Join from various causes, i, is ny
Wing power. Il is composed Of the deceive,
the designing and the duped-of "smart," sb,..s =
unprincipIed men, and of many Of the h..
masses, whose prcjudices and wan, Of iDS.
ton are thus turned to account for the adv,
men: of deproved and broken-down demagop..
But we have heretofore expressed our OH,,
as to this order in plain terms, and we hOy. :
thing ia add at present, and certainly no,hiD,,
take back.
"And men loved darkness rather than III
because their deeds we're evil. For erery Y
that doeth evil hateth The light, neither comeS
the light, lest his deeds should DC reproved"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-25

ABUNDANT CROPS IN EURoPH.-The inte.
gence from all parts Of Europe relative to the fine
and abundant crops is causing the price of bread
s:us to fall very fast in the markets Of that coun
try. In Grea: Britain the corn crops never
better or the growth greater. France has wheat
crops the present season superior in quality and
larger in quantity than in former years. 1t is
said that with her own and The abundant crops in
Algeria, France, will be able 10 sell to English
purchasers instead of being purchasers in English
markets. On the continent The crops are extern
sve, and the markets are not only dull, but fast
declining. circular from Rostocz calculates on
a large YIELD at least one.fourth above the usual
average OF The wheat crop, and more than full
average of other corn. There are the same pros
poets in the Baltic districts, and accounts are ex.
Iremely favorable from Norway, Sweden and
Denmark. In Prussia there are excellent pros.
poets Of great yield, and at Smyrna the grain
IS unusually plentiful. In Egypt the prices have
greatly fallen, and at Alexandria the corn is most
abundant 10 the Principalilies the corn is being
cut by the Russians, but in Bulgaria the harvest
has been most abundant on the whole Potatoes
promise to be abundant. In spite of war there
seems to be an abundance of the elements which
give impulse to industry, and make manufactures
flourish,
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Rhett g. Robson,

We call the attention Of our readers to the ad.
vertisement of this firm in another column of our
paper. Mr.. Robson was here a few weeks ago,
and presented letters 10 US which gave assurance
that the firm is worthy OF confidence, and by their
prompt attention TO business have established a
high character as successful business men. They
will dispose of produce OF all kinds consigned to
their care, and will send in return, if ordered,
Kettewel's Salts, Guano, and other valuable Ter.
tllizers. Of which they the agents.
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Non Commissioned Army officer will be glad to
learn that there was an appropriation IN The Army
Bill which enables the President, with the consent
Of the Senate: to confer the brevet Of second lieu.
tenant upon such meri'orous non commissioned
officers AS may, under regulations to be established
be brought before an army board, composed of four
officers of rank. specially convened for the pur.
pose, and be found qualified for the duties of com.
misslOGcd officers and to attach them to reoi.
men's. as suprrnumerary officers according 10 the
provisions Of the fourth section of the act of
1912.
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OF We are gratifed to see tina. Gov Reid, by
and with the advice of the Council of State. has
appointed The Hon. s. J. PERSON, of Wilmington,
Judge, 10 fill the vacancy occasioned by The re-
sgnation of the Hon. Thomas Settle. Mr.. P. is
one of The best read Lawyers in the State, thai
combined with his known integrity of purpose
patience, and sound judgment, cannot fail 10 make
the appointment universally acceptable.
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ERsk1NE Co1Lrer.-Tbe Board Of Trustees Of

ERsKINE CoLLEGE.-The Board OF Trustees Of
Erskine College, IN this State, have given notice
that the endowment of the College is secured on
the scholarship plan adopted by the Board on the
9Th April, 1853, and that the scheme will 60 into
operation on the LIST November next, at which
time the subscriptions will be due and bear in.
terest.
Certificates Of scholarship will he ready for dis
trIbuton before the LIST of November The
books will be closed and the sale of scholarships
discontinued on the lst Of April next.
South Carolinian.
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Terms of Subscription.
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Judges for the Fall Court:

The ODD. Fellows, in the State of Ohio, nUnS
nearly twenty thousand members, devlded INTO
wards of two hundred and fifty Lodges. Soa
three thousand new me mbers were received d@T
the year which ended on the 30th June SI-
Daring the same period the revenue amOuneo~
$3.50, 900, of which sum upwards of $40, OOO W"
disborsed for the relief oil the sick, the bura
the dead, and ir aid of widowed families.
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India.

The latest news from Cabul bears date of the
18th Of May. Mahomet Afzul Khan has informed
The Ameer that Kokanee army, twelve thousand
strong, lately marched against the Russian force
in the dependency of Haorgunj, which amounted
only to 1000 men. A battle took place, in which
the Kokanee army was defeated, having all killed
On the Geld except one thousand men. Some,
however, report differently.
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CHARLOTTE:
FRIDAY MORNING, Aug. rs, 1854.
The Names.

The Wing charged week before last that num-
Der OF illegal votes was poIled at this box. We
called upon HIM for the names and he refers us TO
the Criminal Docket Of the next Superior Court
for Mecklenburg County. AS we are not aware
that there has been session of the Grand Jury,
we again call upon the Wing for the names, and
to know by what authority they have been already
docketted
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The Yellow Fever at Savannah.

The Board Of Health report that the wh@
number of deaths during the week have been 81
including "A from yellow fever. Daily report
will now be made. Many citizens, especial!
females, are leaving the city, although the alar
has not yet become general. The disease is p
pareniy subsiding, only few new cases b'l!
reported to day. The telegraph office will n''
close every night al O'cIock.-CarOlintan.
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Telegraphed for the Charleston Standard.
DiSPatcl4 from Minister
SDUle,
WASHINGTON. AUG 81 Is

WASHINGTON, Aug. q, 1854.
Mr.. Soule, our Minister at Madrid, writes TO the
State Department that there is no prospect of our
being able to purchase Cuba Of Espartero, or OBJ.
tanning an amicable settlement of the Cuban diff.
culties unless he is backed by strong measures at
the seat of his Government. He also states his
belief that the reign Of the Queer of SPAN will
be brief. and that a republican form Of govern
ment will be established.
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Cotton Market.

COLUMBIA. August "a.
$50 bales were sold, at 81 to cents extremes
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CHARLESTON, AUG. 9

Sales to-day Of s2s bales of cotton, q. TO 10
cents. Ten bales were new.
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THE Copartnership of J. C. HAND & Co., and o.
L dissolved by mutual consent. The e.olIeedH,
counts due the firm are with j. G. Hanc io s ForEs
and all persons indebted are expected to cOn''
and make immediate payment. Z. CO.
J. C. HAND q w.
August rs, 81.
N. B.-The undersigned will continue t"'
the old stand. ,IN1
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100, 900 Gifts, Valued at $os, $50

100000 Gifts, Valued al $95,SSo
ONE GIFT FOR EVERY TICKET.
In order TO insure TO afi concerned a
perfectly fair aud satisfactory disposition
Of the above named Gifts, Mr. PERHAM
proposes that tho Share holders shall meet
together on Thursday Evening, June 22,
1854, (or sooner il oil the tickets are
sold due notice Of which will be given,
at somej suitable place, hereafter to be
designated, and appoint a committee Of
five persons.to receive the property, which
they may dispose Of in such manner-by
10, or o,herwise---us the. Shareholders; in
general meeting, shall diriS,, the Com
mite giving good and sufficien, bonds, if
required by the Shareholders, for the
faithful performance Of the duties requir-
ed Of Them.
Shareholders residing out Of the chy
Of New York, will stand upon the same
footing as residents, and whatever may
fall TO their shares will be forwarded TO
tham in such manner as they may direct,
after the partition has taken place.
or All orders for tickets, by mail,
should bs addressed to josiah Perham,
Academy Hall, 663 Broadway N. York.
If il should happen ,hat all the tickets
are sold when The order Is renelved the
money will be returned, a, our expense
for postage. Correspondents will please
write distinctly their names, residence
County and State, to prevent errors. Or
if convenientj enclose an envelope, with
,heir directions on il in full--in wh:cl
such tickets as they may order will be
returned. MaylS, 1894.
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PETITION 70 SELL LANDS.

PElIFlON ~ SELL LANUS.
William Scott, Administrator
Of Samuel Bussart, deceased, -.
We. ~ Painans
Rachel Bussait, two minor County Fro
heirs Of decedent, names un. bate Court.
known, IElizd Sarbef, John
Bussart, e,s al.' residents oi
State oflndiaha. s...Ap.
TNYO Rachel Bussart, widow Of decedent,
Elizs Sarber, Iohn Bussart. Israel Bus
sart and the two minor heirs of Samuel Bus.
cart, deceased, whose names are unknown,
and who are heirs and legal representatives
of said Samuel Bussart, deceased. You are
hereby notified that on the sixteenth day OF.
June, A. D. 1854, said Administrator filed
his petition in the Court Of Probate, OF Put
nam county, Ohio, theAobject and prayer Of
which petition is to obtain an order Of said
Court for the assignment Of Dover of the
said Rachel Bussurt, widow Of said decedent,
and for the sale ot the following Real Estate
Of which the said Samuel Bussart died
ssized, to pay the debts OF said Estate, to
wit: ~itE ,,T-1T@ 80
The south west quarter oi north east quar-.
ter Of section No. 4 township No. four north
Of range No. one east, in Defiance county,
Said petition VIII Be for j, caring on the
22d day or July. A. D.. 1854, before said
~ WILLIAM SCOTT.
Administrator. Of. .Samnsl Bussaris deceased.
JANIS .,MVfAaxsNSiS, .S0l'rafols Pet'r. .
Zane ". la5SssE sd . sTai'si 4 $50
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100000 Gifls for Mse People

JOSIAH PERtfAM submits 10 the
People Of the United Sta, es, his Third
Monster G;f, Enterprise. in connection
with he Exhibitions Of his Mlgai6cen,
and Immense NIX, if,.t
MIRROR OF NORTH AND SOUTH,
AMERICA, gsaI
Al Academy Hall, 663 Broadway,N. Y !.
100000 Tickets only, at 81 each, will
be sold. Each Purchaser Of a Ticket for
tho admission oi four persons to the Ex>-
hibition, will be presented with a Num-
bered Certificate, emitting the Holder TO
One Share inihe following 100 900 gifis:
A FARM located ia Harrison Township,
Gloucester Co, New Jersey, and wiill-
in Is miles Of Philadelphia. I, ems
braces over 100 Acres Of Land. ia q
high state OF cultivation, with DWELL
ing, Barns, and other necessary Out
houses, in good repair. There 10 q.
large OrchaId Of choice Fruits. TILE
indispu,able. Valued at $4,000
(Auyinforma,ion in regard TO
the farm can be obtained Of
Belan Redfeld, tenant on
the promisss.J
A perpetual loan without ses
curity or interest, 5000
A perpetual loan Without SO.
euri,y OF in,ares', 1000
A perpetual loan without Sc
curiiy or interest, 1000
Two perpetual loans without
.sdc'y or int. $500 each, 1000
Ten perpetual loans without
security or inl, 800 each 1000
The celebrated ,roIting mare,
'LilIy DaIc,' who can mo,,
in hsrucss,a mile in 2.40--
valued al -. 1900
5 Rosewood Pianos, valued al
$500 each, $500
5 Rosewood Pianos, valued at !
$500 each, 1900
"a portion Of hcPianosare
r Gilbert & Co.'S celebrated .a.
E ,lians. Olhers of Elalleu,
Davis & Co.'S splendid instru.
men,s.
The splendid series Of paints
iGgs known as the "Mirros
OF Nsw England and Cana.
dian Scenery" and now re.
alizing handsome income @
by its exhibitions ia the east
valued al 2s,Ooo
3 ligh, aud beautiful car.
riages, 1925 each, 675
10 gold watches, 100 each 1000
40 gold watches, so each 1000
100 gold pens and eases,
each j, .ats 500
5000 gold pencils, 3 each, $4,000
94,sl9 Pieces OF choice, pop
ular and fashionable (.
music, 25 c,s. each, 23,7o5
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

A T my instance an attachment was issued
IA on the 5th inst, by William McClufe,a
Justice Of the Peace Of Blanchard township,
Putnam county, Ohio, against the property
and effects Of Aaron Van Sickle, non. resi-
dent of said county, ard the said Aaron is
hereby notified that the amount for which
claim judgment against him is sixty-nine
dollars, and that the cause is continued for
heaIing before said Willi,m Mcclure. Esq
on the 18th day of July, 1854. at one o'clock
pm, MINOR CABEL,
by e. DAY, his At.'y. /.
June 9Th. 1854. 6as
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

In Press, and will bo publ, i,shed as soon as
completed, in one lsno. volume; Of abou
500 pages,
MARRIAGE,
Its History, Character, and ResIlts; i,'
Sanciities and Pfofanites; its Science ant
its Facts: Demonstrating it's Influence. as Q
civilized Institution, on the Happiness o.
the Individual and the Progress Of The Race
By TL. Nichols, H. d., and Mrs, NJ. s
Gore Nichols.
Published by the Authors at their Reform
Book store, 65 Walker Street, New York.
Price One Dollar.
This hook. like 'Esoteric ArthfcpolGgy,'
will be sen, by mail, post paid, on the receIp
of the Subscription price, One Dollar. All
orders addressed 10
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65 Walker Street. New York.
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Henry Bowers III

VS.. ef| rs
Non-residen lnndhod- pieW and Estabiish'
ere, of Blanchard tp, me"t Of H0ad.
Putnam county.
NTOTICE is hereby given to non'fesdehl
lN Iandhodera,in in Blanchard township, in
said county, hereby affected that M order
made by the County Commissioners, Of Put
nam county, State Of OHIO, at thor June
Session, pursuan, to n. petition duly presented
TO Law out and establish the following county
roadi to wit t:-Commencing at the east limo
of Putnam county, between. sections twelve
ll2) and ono q in Blanchard ,ownship-
thence running west along said section limo
until It in,ersects the GiIboa and Defiance
State Road near John Vaughn land, in said
Blanchard township. Putnam county aiore.
said Simpn Frantz, Joshua McDougal, and
Samuel Hickrson were appointed Viewers
to view sad road so proposed 10 be lad oat
and established; and they will meet at the
house of Henry Bawers, on the'l9th day OF
July next A. D., 1854, in accordance with
said order to view the same and make rePor,
accordingly. .. Z
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ArrAcHMENT NOTICE. .

NOTICE is hereby giyen.thai IN order of Attach.
in ment was issued. the 7th Juy;of Iune, A. D..
1854. nv John PARRISH "a Justice OF the Peare OF
ITuion Tovn.IIip Putnam county, Ohio. against the
foods and ehates rights and credits of Joseph King
an bsconding debtor and nonresident OF said conn
ty AZ tho suit Of III. Ries who claims an indehsed
ness OF SIS 65 against said King, und for which sun
'alS Su0. 0.osl s,li. .ass'a isss. m. RIcE
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LATEST ARRIvAE
AT THE TAYLOR s.T6REs

TUsT received from New Ycfk and .ciH:
e 1.-THE following new and yfIIeEls
GOODS, which we are reaay to sell .St the
lowest rates at which sale arc made ip ;thier
section Of the Stated Call soon, as they ara
gong fast:
shsstings s Shittinss, aLarse Assortment;
LAWNS, BAREG ES, &C, .,&C.;
Silks, Six Eapas, SIX Frings. .SssuSHrdsd.
Sdnmer. Cloths, Co,,inets. Denhams, Fork,
Ladies' Drills, &c, &c; =,
Ready-mads Light Clothing fol tho Season.
| OF all Sizes and Qnslities;
PALM LEAF, LEG HORN, sILg q BEG.l
@3i YER HATS;
Ladies' Fancy B,nne,s, Summer siikss
and Plsinf and Fancy Orname6ted.
and Bonnet Trimmings, ElsGS ~
nehs, Woolen, and Cotton, ~ =
Rosiery, Cttidrens Hon,cs's ,aad JaemT COG-
@ ~ ton Linen and H'oollen;: y sa5sss II
Ladies' and MEMS iFa ne3 Boots, Shoes, ,Slips
pers, &c.--iacl ding Home Made Roots 81 I
Shoes; CLOCKS. day. end "a hepr..xssS. 4
elegant; SCHOOL BOOKS in,usein Sshapisj
Stationary, Ruled Paper, Post aud FnnIseaR
by the ream or qnire-e < ~ (.
|CRUCKERY. GLASSWARE. .& STONE.
WARE, UMBERELL AS, BRoOMSs&e
Steeyards, Sad and Smoothing Irons, BasRs 6
cts OF different sizes; Scythes and seysho
sneatbes, Hoes, Spades, Shoyels, Forks, ,&c.I
&c.. RaSars, Table Knives and Forks, Shoe
makers Cutleries, Fancy Pen, Pruning and
Common. Knives; Nails. from 4s to i0s in. ?
elusive. Cd. per ID. =. a,afa
GUN BA r ELS.
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$500 REWARD!

r OST,.-believed 70 be. between Kalida
4 and Frauconia,-a note or due bill
given to Rice & Ayres, with some state
nenta of accouats on the back OF il. Who.
ever finding it will return il. to c. H. Rice or
TO this Office will receive the sbeve reward.
Ksiidn, Juns, 1861.
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HENRY i. IiowE's ESTATE. 4 III

mt Office is hereby given, that the under.
signed has his day heen appointed and
qualified as Administrator of the Estate OF
Henry f. Howe, lste Of Putnam county, Ohio,
WILLIAM BoGART', souios. 4
June lssh, 1855 Sses
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Auditors Sale Of Section 10, in Blanchard
Township, Forfeited.

NJ Office is hereby given that the follow
lV ing Administrators have fled their ac.
counts for settlement. to wit:
Final account of WilIiam Krauss, admins
traitor of Gotleih Ellenger, deceased.
Final account of Isaac St elmer, executor
Of Peter Zurcher. deceased*
Partial account Of Elam DOy and Matthew
Chambers, administrators of Barth olomew
Chambers, deceased. p s,s
Final account of A. Marchant and J. A..
Bowen, administrators OF Barnard Marchanf;
deceased.
The final acconn, Of Barnard II. Kemperi !
Executor of John ". Horstman, deceused.
4 And the partial account Of Henry Wing,
administrator of John II. Miller, deceased.
Said accounts will be for hearing, July
10, 1854. %
JOHN DIXON, Probate Judge.
June 81. 1854. e,.., 4S9
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY OR
DER OF COURT. st

an the twelfth day of August, A. D. 1854, nt o..
clock In the afternoon on the praniises. will he
sold to the highest bidder. the following Real Estate,
ns the p' operiy Of David Lyon. deceased, to witt:
The south half 81 the south east quarter Of section
number seventeen (l7) In township number one CD
north, range number Eve (5) east, subject to the
dover ofihe widow. Appraised al $4,000
TERMS OF SALE.-One.tliird cnsh in hand, one.
third IN six months. and one third In year from
the day of sale. The deferred payments to benr In
terest, aud be secured by mortgage on the premises.
olt l WILLIAM r. WRITING,
.sssg : Administrator Of David Lyon. a, { d.
yune 90. 1854. = = - GEO
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THE MARRIED WoMAN's
Private Medical COmpanieR,o

SY DR.. A. N. NAUkicBIU, esa $
SRsFESISH sEbIIEAtGs waaas
0ss HsHSrsdA Editon. lems, Fp. $50. Fvies. % ~
(aR EIrg fArER, sxTRA urNbtNs, st eel
Flrs, published IN lst!. and !tisuot ,1s-S,
SURPRIxING OR wONDERrUf,,
Considering that EVERY EEMAGH.
WHETHER MARRIED. ON NOT, cnst h0fo
acquire a full knOVvledgc, Of the tiatslre.
character and causes 0f her oemplHeHts,
with the various sTzaptoms, sad tasae
nearly -tfet w
5.f HALF a MILLION coPIMs
,houid have been sold. -.
IL is mpaeieAbis to sosysy fully tie yassa satjscta
treated Of hsy OF strictly intsndsd lar te
married. Or lhos. esntsYpstinI msr.ess hat female
health wheh conducive to her happiness and ne
f hsr hnsbsnd hut either has will obtain H. has or
sYsTy husband who hss the love aud Affection of his vie a
hsar cr that Of his own iiesaniary imrovemsat 81.
UPWAnDx-OFO ONE EIuNnRisD TslOV-
2" SAND COPIES
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DAVID ROTliEN'S ESTATE.
NOTICE islhcreby given that Barbara
N6then, Execuirix Of the Estate Of David
Ro,hGn, deceased, has filed nor accocn,s
for the final settlement Of said Estate;
and that the same will he examined OH
,he 2sh day OF July, 1854.
JOHN DIXON,
Probate Judge.
June 24,i, 1854. $50