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NEW ARR1vA1


~ uF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
HIRAM w. THORNTON
HAS JUST received and opened new
and splendid assorlmen, of
SIEASOSyA yALMIN GOODS
For Fall and Winter, a, his store on Main
street below Market, 10 which he invites
The attention OF the public. HIS assortment
will compare in price and quality with any
TO be found on this side of Philadelphia,
and includes
H2 p @@0no@o
QUEENSfFARE,. HARDW.ARE,
GLASSWARE. HA rs. C.APS.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
He has on hand every desirable aud fash
onable style of Cloths, plain and fancy cas-
simere's
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
MERlNOS. .CORURG CLOTHS.
CASBMERES, SHAWLS, SILKS.
DELAINS, GINGHAMS PRINTS,
and every article Of
HOUSE FURNISl1lNG GOODS,
SHEETlNGS TICKINGS,
CHECKS. ETC.
His stock is selling fast, aud will be re-
plenished every few weeks. for his motto
is ssmall profits aud quick sales"
Cal! and see our goods. We charge moth
ing for showing them, and will always take
country produce in pay atthe market prices.
Bloomsburg, Oct. l6, 1855.
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THE MARRIED woMAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL C0MPANI0N,

PRIVATE MEDICAL C0MPANI0N,
BY DIR. A. NJ. MAUEICEAU,
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES or WOMEN.
Ons HutdredM Edition (5ooOoc) i5no, Pp $50
tos FINE PAPER, EXTRA BINDING, $lO01
A standard work Of established reputation found
cnased in the Catalogues of the great Trade Sales in
New York Philadelpha and other cities and cold by
the principal booksellers In tie United States 1t was
nrst published in 1S47, since which time
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND COPIES
have been sold, of which there were upwards of
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND SENT BY NAIL
attcetng the high estimation in which is held TIE
ONL Y RELIABLE, popular medical
BOOK FOR EVERY FEMALE,
the author having devoted ard still devoes his exclu.
sve attention to the treatment of complaints peculiar to
females in respect to which he Is yearly consulted by
thousands, both in person and by letter.
Here every woman can discover, by comparing her
symptoms with those described the nature, charac
ter, causes Of and the proper remedies for her COM
paints
instruction and advice of the utmost importance to her
future henh will find such instruction ind advice, and
aso explain many symptoms which otherwise would
occasion anxiety or alarm rs all tho peeulares Incl
dent TO her situation are described
1t Is of course imprac eable to convey fully the VI,
rous subjects treated Of az they are of nature strictly
intended for the married or those contemplating mar
riage. The revelations contained In lis pages have
proved blessing 10 thousands, tho innuncrahc let
iers received by the author (Which he is permitted by
the writers 10 publiah) will attest.
Irfracf of n latter from a genhena. in DAYTON Ohio
w.. ,t, 1o,,
,. ohioN' may !, iof''
Ut. n ~, ~ - nid'u'eedh: H H.. - A..
more % Vso q her great anguish and
suffering months before and during confinement;
every successive more and more debilitaled and
prosiraed her putting her life in Imminent danger aud
which on the last occasion despared Of supposed
that this state of things inevable, and resigned
months heard yonr book highly spoken Of, as con.
tanning some matters re ching my case On iis receipt
my Distressed mind and the Joy is pages imrsrsd TO
M on es nraxGsd 'r remedy e e" %
% me which little conceived was pofslblc. No Iecu.
mary sodefa9m @ Gan ever oe repay snS o a IN
rs the matters contained in The Married Woman's
Private Medical Companion But for this, ere another
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STARTLING, But TRUEl
WARNING TO EVERY SENSIBLE WOMAN.
WHY FEMALES SUFFER- IN HEALTH.


No woman of delicacy ia willing to disclose the rect
family physician
This modesty and delicacy Is implanted by nature,
and neither should need he subjected to the rude
shocks inevitable in making known to the other sex
those ailments belonging exclusively to the female.
Except in extreme cases. her sCtsitSenebs Will sacft
nce her health rather than her delicacy.
The consequences serious, lamcntable, and lfc-
loni.
Thus what at first could have been easily rcmeded
or perhaps better still not incurred becomes cump
cation OF Diseases not only running the health of the
mother ard eubitter'ng her days by sickness ana sur
feriug. but entalng broken constitutions upon her
chorsn and embarrassing If not distressing, the bus
ard pecunary prospects of the husband Let every
sensible woman
TAKE WARNING IN TIME,
Gas IT, ousnnds have donc) by the bitter experience and
sutier1 ngs of Others of the dreadful consequences she
entails upon herself and those endeHred 10 her by her
ignoranc' OF tire simplest and painest rules OF health M
connected with the marriage state the violation OF
which enta lis disease suffering, and misery.
low maiv nre suffering from obstruetiuns or iircgu
larities pccu lar To the female yaen which undermine
tho health tn, effects of which they Ignorant and
f,r which thcI,' decacy orbids seeking medical adj
the womb or from tour 5us (weakness, debility, &cN
How many are In constant 0gony for many months pre-
ccdirg confinement How many have difficult, II not
dangerous deliveries, and slow ana uncertain recoseries
To the question how the. " 10 be prevented "hat
shall be done the answer Is SIM We - 49,
Let every ascertain for herscii, without vio
lence TO her dccacy the nature snd character U the
aimcnt Ito which she female is WbJecD tie causes
from which It may arise and the proper remedies Tor
its cure and future prevention
This she do ly possessing f!t,e v1llrc Iairesny
possrrsed by thousand.l PHfCH ?'EmLS EpERH
WOMAN WHAT IS THE Ma TICK, AND
TELLS HER WHAT TO DO FOR ~, In simple
but chazte words, and such as she can understand
hia t1a VIOLIN ia anfit ittad
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nRAW Err GOODS, Spotted Swiss. Bog
IL Jaconett Null, Cambria, Swiss Muslin
Bishop Lawns, sale Bard Muslin just receiv.
ed at the Store of
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SIiiLGKEATfR Al FRACTIONS!
GODEY'S uApY'S BOOK
5 ST1nJo 0GSSG

T1 Jso SS5o0s
FIFTY SECOND VOL! THE PIONEER MAGAZISE
Especially teroted 10 The uants Of The Ladies Of
america.
Where this Magazine is taken 10 a house,
no Other is wan'ed, as i, comprises all that
could be obtained by taking three other Mag
AZ
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WHY ARE WE sICKa

1t has been the lot of the human race 70 b
weighed down by disease and suffering. Hoi-
loway's Pills are specially adapted 10 the relief
Of the Weak, the Nervons, the Delicate, and
the Infrm, of all chimes, ages, sexes, and con-
stitutiohs. Professor Holloway personally su-
perintends the manufacture of his medicines in
the United States, and offers them 10 free and
enlightened people as the best remedy the world
ever saw for the removal of disease.
These Pills Purify the Blood.
These famous Pills are expressly combined 70
operate on the stomach, the liver the kidneya.
the lungs, the skin, and the bowels, CORRECTING
any arrangement in their functions, purifyip9
the blood, the very fountain OF life, and thus cuR
ring disease in all its form,.
Dyspepsia and Lirsr Complaints.
Nearly half the human race have taken thess
Pills. 1t has been proved in all parts of tbs
world, that nothing has been found equal 70
them in cases of disorders Of the liver, dyspep.
sia, and stomach complaints generally They
soon give healthy tone to these organs, how
ever much deransed. and when all other means
have failed
General Debility. M Health.
Many of the most despotic Governments
have opened their Custom Houses to the intro
uucuoh OF uese fHis, tbat they may become
the medicine of the masses. Learned College,
admit that this medicine Is the beat remedy ev-
er known for persons of delicate health, or where
the system has heen impaired. as lis invisors-
ting properties never fail to afford relief.
Female Complaints.
No Female, young or old, should be withoa
this celebrated medicine. 1t is correct and ree
ulates the monthly courses at all periods, acting
in many cases like a cham. II is also the bess
and safest medicine that can he given TO chit.
dren of oil ages and for any complaint conse.
quently no family should be without it,
Pills are the best remedy
knotcn in the ,corid for the foiiowing
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M USLlNS yard wide for 8 cents, and
ltA good prints for Ct cents just received
by Al. G.. MENSCH.
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SHERIFF's OFFICE,
Blooms5urs, Oct. a, 1855.
SssERIFF'S SALE.

pY virtue of several writs Gf pend,tioni ae.
sS ponas to me directed there will he ex-
posed TO public sale at the Court House in
Bloomshnrg on SATURDAY THE l7th DAY
OF NOVEMBER NEXT, at Q O'Clock in the
afternoon, The following real estate TO wi, :
All that certain lo' Of ground sitnae in
Hemock township, bia county, bound.
ed aud described as follows to wit: Ga the
north east by the main road leading from
Bloomshutg 10 Jerseylown, on the south
east by lot OF John Ponst, on the south west
by LOT of John McReynolds aud on the north
west by Ioi OF Dsoiel Neuhar, containing
one fourth OF an acre, be the same more or
less, wherein is erected a two story frame
dwelling house, frame shoemaker shop,
and frame stable, with the appertenances.
Seized taken in execution as tie properly OF
Henry Faus.
ALSO,
| AT The same time aud place all that Ger.
| tain lot of land situate in He.nlock township,
| Columbia county, bounded aud described az
| follows 10 wit On The north and east by lands
ot VIM. Miller. and on the south and west by
land of Zebulon Robbins, containing one
! half OF an acre, 5e the same more or less,
all of which is cleared, wherein is erected
one and a half story frame dwelling house
with the appuriepances. Seized aud taken
in execution as the property Of Moses Gibbs.
ALSO,
! Atthe same time and place certain LOT of
ground, situate in Scott township, comfy
Of Columbia. adjoining lands on the north, of
David Lee SEN, on the east by Jarkson Hag-
eubueh, on the south by Aaron Boone, on
the west by Aaron Boone, containing three
acres, whereoD are erecie1 one and half
story frame dwelling house, and frame sta
! Bile.
Seized, and taken in execution, as the
property oil C. & c. Shug.
CONDITIONS Ten per cent of the pur-
chase money TO be paid when the properly
| is struck down, and The balance on Thursday
| the 9th day Of November next.
SHERirr's OFFICE. JOHN SNYDER,
Blonmsbure, Oct. rs '55 SHERIFF.
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PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE

PU UbItC SA LIZ Ot NEAL Eo IL
rNHERE will be sold al public sale at the
Il residence Of Daniel Knrle, in franklin
township, Columbia county, on
SATURDAY, the Isl deg Of DECEMBER
next, al 10 o'clock in the forenoon, tract oil
land silua'e near The residence of the sub
scriber, in franklin township, adjoining lands
of David g. John Yoder, Joshua Mendenhall.
John Lawrence aud others. CONTAINING
One Hundred and tTenfy fue .8cres.
more or less There are on the premises
DWELLING HOUSE, near which is a well
and several lasting springs OF wafer: also a
large frame
EDA lJES @AE2Ss
and other ouibu,ldings. About thrly acres
Of the tract are good pine and while-oak Tim
Der land and the remainder is In good state
Of cultivation. A large part of i is excellent
meadow land. There is large
APP l. e 0 r G II A r D
on the premises, and vare y of other fruit
trees. The property lays along tie rpblic
road from Caiswissa 10 Elysours, aud only
three miles from the Cfllauissa Railroad.
Conditions made known on day oi sale.
DANIEL KNlrTLE.
Franklin tp Oct. 29,-ts.
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A. RI. JOCELYN'S
CATALOGUE of POPULAR MAPS AND

ILLUSTRATED Sheet Publications,
With General Descriptions, Prices, &c.
re'HtSE publications are invariably colored,
"A and all the same size, Zee by 30 inches. }
and OF ore retail price cents each.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-03-03

HINTS TO FARMERs.-When feed
ing with corn, sixty pounds, ground,
goes as far as one hundred pounds
in the kernel.
Corn meal should never be ground
very fine, it Injuries the richness of
it.
Turnips of small size have double
the nutritious matter that large ones
have.
Ruta Baga is the only root that
increases in size.
Rats and other vermin are kept
away from grain by sprinkle OF
garlic while packing the sheaves.
Money skillfully expended in dry
ing land by draining or otherwise,
will be returned with interest.
Experiments show apples to be
equal to potatoes in improving hogs
and decidedly preferable in taiten-
ing cattle.
Wild onions may be destroyed by
the cultivation of corn, blowing and
the field in its plowed state all win
ter.
Sweet olive oil is a certain cure
for the bite of n rattle snake. Apply
it internally and externally.
To cure the scratches on a horse
wash the legs with warm soap suds
and then with beef brine. Two ap
plications will cure the worst cases.
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Gun Maker,

And dealer in ailkinds of Sportsmen's articles,
One door south Of The Union House, Columbus
Street, OttdDd, H.,
X EEPSconstanIly onhand ageneral assortment
IA OF English and German double and single
lowing pieces, boys guns, goDd variety, all OF
which were bought tor cash, and selected from
large Invoices with great care as TO their general
workmanship and finish. and can be sold at better
bargains than have been heretofore had in this
market
wishing guns for themselves or boys
and not being good ges oith- article will find it
an obIecttO cal on the subscribers where they can
dependupon what is told them and be sure oil get
ting good sale gun, as we deal with none but the
regular gun dealers, and have none of the cheap
castron stuff with which the country is flooded.
Rifles, made from Reminglon's celebrated cast
shetland IRON barrels, warranted to be equal to
any made n this state elsewhere both in shoot
ing qualities and workmanship. The subscribers
have ior several years been engaged in the manu-
facure OF the celebrated increased twist rifles, and
have awaited themselves Of all the latest improve
mcnis as regards the inside finish and sighting !;
we ater ourselves that an inspection OF the work
made at our establishment, is all that is wanted to
sntisiygentemen Of the ,rsth otthe above state
nent.
Powder, superior article kept, suitable for tar
get practice or long ranges.
Key fitting done byconpetent hands and in
workmanlike manner.
All work done by him is warranted.
Ottawa .Dec2 1852. ~ p BRuNKIR
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How LONG IT TAKES TO GET APPLES.
Mr.. Buckminister, editor Of the
Ploughman, in a recent editorial,
says:
We have three hundred trees set,
two years ago, in our orchard in Far
mingham. Some of these (the Bald
wins bear fruit this year. One has
borne thirty-seven good apples. Peo-
pie may preach about waiting 20 or
30 years for young orchard to come
to bearing-and they must wait if
they get good for nothing soil. But
why not give your trees a chance to
grow!
The trees spoken of above, are
very handsome and promising, and
we think an examination Of them
would satisfy person about to plant
an orchard, that trees Of three
or four years of age, handsomely
headed in the rising, would prove
the most profitable, although costing
something more than younger and
smaller ones at tirst.-New England
Farmer.
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LITTLE HoT BEDs.-Ihosc who de-
sire early vegetableswill find an ar
rangement like the following of great
use. Take q common window sash,
of six or more panes, of eight by ten
glass, or any other size which hap
pens to be convenient, and make II
box frame, by mailing together four
pieces of boards, stopping on the top
the box to be of size which will
be covered with the sash. Place
this over root Of pie plant, a small
lettuce bed, or hill of cucumbers,
or in fact anything else which is to
be brought forward, and though bot
tom heat will be wanting, the veget-
able so protected will be advanced
from one to three weeks. The glass
allows free passage to the sun, while
the wind is excluded, raising the
.-.-'ro"ntrre from six to eighteen de-
grees. Such little frames cost but a
tritle, and will be found of great ser.
vice.
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IUST receiyed-l00 boxes Of window glass, all
i sizes at 20 Mayo CHeeyeR's.
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The SAD RESULT OF IGNORANCE. -
The Detroit Advertiser relates an
instance Of an OK being killed and a
sled broken to pieces by Il railroad
car, all because the OK could not un.
derstand French. The facts of the
case were these. The team, consist.
ing of one English and one French
OK, drawing a heavy load Of wood,
and driven by a French driver, was
crossing the track when the express
train of ears made its appearance.
The driver, in great excitement, i'm
mediately ordered his oxen to chuck
(the French for shawl. The French
OK understood him, and turning of
the track, saved himself from injury
but the English OK, having never
studied the languages, pressed fur
Their on, and was instantly killed
This case should be warning tC
farmers to have oxen properly edu
Gated.
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HEAVY BuTrER.-We learn that
some butter makers in the country
sold a lot of butter in rolls, at one
Of our groceries in the city, a few
days since, and after having weigh
ed it, received the market price
per pound. On cutting open one of
the rolls it was found to contain a
stone ofconsiderable size. on exam
lining the lot, every roll was found to
contain a similar amount of ballast,
neatly moulded into this costly deli
cacy of the present season. The
dealer not detecting the fraud till
after the countryman left, and not
being acquainted with him, came to
the unpleasant conclusion that the
rogue had both sold his butter and
sold him.--Alton Courier.
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Green's Mills,

THE above mills haveu.r undergone thorough
repairs and are now arranged that six run
oiburrs can be turned on custom work or merchant
either which makes the "Old Pioneer" one oithe
bestcustom mills in the state IA the four run oi
merchanburrs, bolts, &c. ,wil.be edtorcustom
work whenever required.
Gentlemen give US call as we are determined
to spare no pans, with good, competent, and ac-
conmOdating mers to render genera satisfaction.
The undersigned has obtained the entire con-
troll oithe above mills and will hereafter supcrln-
tend them in person and he feels confident that
with his new arrangement together with 'oung
lifetime experience III the above busnessthat he
can safely defy AL honorable competition.
DAYTON Sent H. 1852 ID. GREEN.
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Water Power TO Lease.

THE Undersigned offer great inducements TO
i capitalists aud manufacturers as they have de.
cidediy the best water power in the state hayngo
ycr25ieet head and fall and situated IN DAYTON,
milesaboye Ottawa and dra wn from the Fox river
Feeder which is keptin repahhy the state ,withou,
any costto the Undersigned. They have water to
lease Tor term OF yrarssuiiccnt drive 90 run OF
Al feet burrs and wllleaseo very liberia terms TO
any good, responsible company.
Thisisa rare chancellor men ofc1pnl who may
wishtogo into the manufacturing business The To-
ca,ions very healthy and admirably situated ms it
is on n nayigable feeder, within miles ofthc con.
templated Rock Island rail road and the head OF
steamboatnaygation. torturiherniormaIion ,ad.
dress DAYTON maf3i. ions GREEN & Sons.
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U. S. Mail and Express Route.
- s.4s..1.;ss. siss,...s:s. sss,:. ss..;si.:
CHICAGO AND MISSISSIPPI R. R.

AIR LIVE ROUTE TO PLOONIINGTON,
SPRINGFIELD, ALTON SST. LOUIS.
TWO THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS.
DAILY, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED
Leares Joliet Aryires at st. Louie.
Night express, 35P. N. ai5P. NJ
Leapes Joliet Arriresaf Chieoco.
Day Express. lO30P. NJ. l225A.M
Night express, 635 A. NJ. 1925 A. NJ.
HNRAlNS run through TO Alton ,cifht ut change
Of cars or baggage, and connect with the
company's steamers Winchester and Reindeer,
through to ST. Louis without landing.
CONNECTIONS
AT BLQOMlNGTON-Ni Night train from Chica
90 conhects with Trains of Illinois Central
Railroad, Tor Clinton and Waynesville, and
with Stage for Peoria.
AT SPRlNGFlELD-Wi, Trains of Grept
Western X Tor Decatur, Jacksonville and
Naples. and stage for Petersburgh ind Ha-
AT VlRDEN-Wi,h stage for WaverIy aud
Franklin.
AT CARLINvILLE-Wi,h stage for Hill,boro,
Salem, and Vandalia.
AT AL rON-Day train from Chicago connects
with evening line OF packetsat Hannibal, GUM
cy and keokuk direct route 10 oil portions N
T.. Missou,i) Night Train connects with stage
for Edwardsyille, Jerseyville and CartoIIton
AT ST. LOUlS-Trains connect with regular
lines Of steamers for all points on Missouri
Mississippi, Ohio, Tennessee and Ark nnsas
Rivers.
OF Baggage checked through to St. Louis and
iowa stations.
GJ-Through Tickets to ST. Louis and to all
way stations can lie obtained a, the company 8
ticket Offices on the line.
Septembsr23, X. p. MORGAN, IT,, stunt.
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Estate Of Michael Bremen, deed.
NOTICES hereby given, that will make
~ application to the county court Of La Sale
county, a, the March term thereof, to be holden
at the court house in Ottawa, on the first Monday
IN March, A. ID. 1855, tor an order to sell al!
the real estate belonging to the estate Of said de-
ceased, or so much thereof as will be necessary
10 pay the debts proven an allowed against said
estate, at which time and place all persons inte-
rested are requested to appear and show cause, il
any they have, why said rcn estate should not DO
sold for the purposes Aforesaid.
January -. X. T.. BEcHwlTB, admir-.
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Ottawa Furniture Depot
rarI MpAI,N las4.

TIN f. subscriber would respectfully say TO hisold
i customers, and citizens generally, that he has
still further enlargedhis warerooms, and increased
his stock with a greater variety OF articles. lie
hopes st II to give that satisfaction to his custo-
meIs, which six years steadily increasing bust
ness (ironting all competiion) makes him feel he
has given, aud that the depot is tie place TO get
good articles and cheap too.
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lust received
81 100 bushels of dried peaches, just received
and for sale a, a small advance, a,
Mayo CHeev-R's
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Etnte of Charrnn Osmanson. dec'd.

Estate Of Charran Osmanson, decd.
DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that the un.
| dersigned, administrator Of the estate Of
Charran Osmanson, decd, will attend the cow
~ court OF La Sale county, at al erm thereof, to
be holden at Ottawa, lin said La Sale county
aud state OF Illinois, on the 81 Monday in Math
next, when and where al persons having claims
agans, said estate are hereby requested to pre-.
sent the same TO said court Tor adjustment.
February 3-6w OLg ANDREwsoN, admir-.
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Estate Of Alien Peake, dee'd.
NOTICE is hereby gwen, that vii! make np-
~ pication TO the county court of La Sale
county, At the March term thereof TO be holden at
the court house in Ottawa, on the first Monday in
March, a. ID. 1855, for an Orderto sell all the re-
Hesitate belonging the estate OF SAID de- eased
so much thereof as will be essary TO pay the
debts proven and allowed against said estate, u
which lime and place all persons interested are
requested TO appear and show cause, # any they
have, why said real estate should not lie sold tor
the purposes Aforesaid.
January 20-6w.' PAMELA PeAKe admir-.