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RInnk needs. NIOrfgngcs.

Quitclams Contracts &c. kept hand or printed To
ordsr at the JOURNAL OFFICE.
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OHIO election, 1s50-OffieinI.

We have not yet received the official re-
turns from all the counties, but the returns
from SO counties for Supreme Judge foot
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DIR. Il. SLOCUM,
Walls himself of the opportunity announce to the
citizens of Fremont and those of Sandusky County
that has removed from his late residence Main street
the first street west of the jail where he is nov
ready to wait upOn his old customers and all who wish to
cured of the different diseases that prevail in this
ton of the country All kinds of Sores such Milkegs
ever-sOres Scad-head and Feons without cutting them
OPEN There will be the stctest attention paid to those
who may favor him with call.
Fremont, Sept. S, 1856. S2f
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lust received. few tons Swede's Iron,
y and Nail Rod, june 81. CANFIELDS.
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Farm fer Sale.

O, Farm for Sale.
s:.L valuable and well improved FARM situated in
Sandusky County, Ohio living Muscalunge creek, and
a half mile north of the Turnpike containing
1O7 Acres,
good Farm House and large new, frame Barn an ex-
ceent mill seat it. improved that it would be
sasiIy rebuilt good bearing Orchard of Apple and
M other varieties Of choice fruit For further particulars
inquire of the subscriber on the premises.
JACOB B0WLUS.
Muscalunge Greek, Aug. %, 1856. Slm3'
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Township % LIE
collected betfrh mh fkwmgb
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CAST IRON COLUMNS. WINDOW @.
11ounq America Gxrelsior Corn an0 Cob fflill

FREMONT, sandusky County Ohio, August Is 1856 oct
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-06-06
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cause than IN "nd'eA'l'n oil Tie tiI''' OF
debate on tins u''r' IL these are 10, nm
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wss. sun.l.ar, Nay %, Is,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-06-06
SheriG'5 Sale

ONToEp, So. ArriI n, 4. u. 1856.
TUAkEN ON ENJcmi.r lui will d. slll a. pub
lic auction, on F,ila,, lhe tweut'ih day Of
june neat, 20 ten Ut the clock On Che i"Tdnoh' a,
the Inn uf David q, M,iiu, IN lIumI'rd' IN 90"
Cuuui,, 40 che Ugh in Dniiy hat Jamgs Amber
con 81 Auioycr, IN ,lil County, hl., 90 hldun the
eighteenth day II Sc,t.ul,r let past 90 TcioCm %
parcel NJ lant situated IN saiI Audo'rr, on last
.e n I'M. river. lsiag ltnuuil erri seven, w the
mil ,,pyr. ,pI mut1lJrd m Silveuus Poor ~
nh And1vcr. by aid Nulrrson, Nv bic mortgage
.ssL dated Juae G, \. n. lsi2. recorded with On
e,rI Records, puuk Co. Page $40.
10 JOHN VI. SWIFT, Deputy Sheriff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-06-06

rTIlIS invention, the result uf practical r,V"ii-
rncr, T. now cnuiirul'y prosecuted 10 The
ru'lic ~ superior in point economy. .1iciy, du.
liability, ease ui management, c"uNrnirny', 'ud
au,r all ~ che unriylllri mlru'r ~ Nhi,hit dos
a. vork, Co any other Invention 81 ihc hiud now
iu usr.
hna Po'soi Orsn, doing ry,pihiur required
ul % in thr moot sup,ripr MANNER.
Gur ul1sIiug mrsts, d b. uIl, C'Vul a. ihc OH
Fashioned Spit, which BE- veil known tuhlyr lvr1
The hast method c7sr invented. II will fn1st at
doe slln, uu, a. mlH, dId,uul kiuIs OF ms'ts as
ihr oven can contain, aui ,l.h ui,Cr will IT, rrr.
fr,i, sweet 8ui Tree irun thr ,t.sDs arising tom
thrilidrirut Na1iet,,s, as ihtsr gases ace Dc uh
ihwufh 100 ,.r1po pip' 90 thr tur.
o., boxing hrr,l Jn.l pastry, ih's oven BE- with.
out rival, 1s thr beat BE- negotiated %, d1unrrs ~
thg l.tlom sul d. under the urr.rri rHptWl OF tho
upsTlfur.
itis uHt ,>r.'.ui iB point 81 co1numy, aF 'ho
boat ruirur.I is generated " lih,n tho oven. The
Iurt.frl lf1m Which ii b. manufactured l'iuF 10
nun.r.utH,fHr. rra Constructed uIilair.,h'ruIfu,
ib,i, o.. uu radiation ui heat, pHI q fu1Il quantity
ul mrl viII Keep 81 going lnr H.Hr.
The wli,rlf 800. uUiia.I mot uHI l1n ONT, Hul
che o,,u viH bst &c ,u,'s.
Eg,y oven o. warranted in give rutiIe Hi..llr.
tHH.
S,vrn Uirs, srlrl., co. ihr smlI..l rr,v''.
family. ur ur srlmars HnI h#'rIs ol iha bfgs.t
rilss. au manufactured. AIl utrIs dur.t.. fp
thr suH.rrih,rs, at South Paris, Willis Vumrf'y
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Guardians Sale.

IN rrsuu-r ufl l.rrr.s fum thr ilon THruAs
NJ, UnuNS. Jut. b. cot Probate ilr the County
ID 4. f,u, I slHy .rI % psJiic ,,l., aI m, dN,l.
lIug Luu.r BOO Bethel. 600 SATURDAY th, twelfth day
ct JOIN. A.. ~, rs. 10 Ten ct ihr cIugk i1 The
forenoon. unc urI,iI.l quarter pIrt uf lha ir..HN-
boz described zeal estate, situated u .J,J Bethel,
i...r1.rl 1nI t,.rriirI as follows, o. Wit h,,In.
niu- un tle fu1i beading GUm Bethel ilil' 90 lJr.
Lrr's T,uy, no ihc Nuuh Wet corner IT NuuiI's
Academy p'. thence uuul.r'g nu .1II rIlI o. 'le
road l,rjiu- hum West Bethel iD the DEPOT
thence ,asty.ly uu .lII r1JI o. huI owned To-, j..
cob IIah; ihfncr .a1,laI'you sail Holt. Lnl ,ul
hrl owned O., John kulsU o. auI ovurI hy
Gilman ChIrutui theme, westerly coo slii CHIP
mans l.ud aHI sllI Ar1d,my Bona % che hrt
mrntio1rl lunn .--.1il undivided quurr rli
l.iu- ,II the r,ht a1i luinrrst which iry u1uis,
Jamrssg. Steam. uHu Charlie liWrY S'rJuus,
minor childr,n and hrirs ,f ChlIle. ll,ap Strams
late OF said Bethel, Gcr,a.rl, have boo aud % The
HENRY STENGNS.
Bethel, NJ, 25ih, lsj6. "
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ST. Lorrs, June .

800 W. aeNt iA'i ''i N.'''' w.
tallc.
ST. Lorrs, June ..
We have the following from Leaycnworth
city. under date Of May - An exciting
extra Of the wcs,rori News, headed "War'
War 80 reached this city this forenoon,
and throw tie rro-slavery men into great
excitement. They held a private meeting
sud appointed a committee Of vigilance, to
attack Lcaycnworth and lc, no Frcc State
man pass, and determined to make lawless
arrests Of obnoxious parties.
\ company Of men, armed with muskcts
and bayoncts, (Unitcl States arn') have
b,cu raradiuc an the afternoon, making
arrests. They took prisoners a clerk Of the
commission Of Congress, named Conway,
Garrett and Mile, Moore, Warren Wilkc-,
Of south Carolina, headed the party. A..
Moore. ono Of The murJercrs Of Brown,
hclp,l make the arrests.
Mrssrs. Moore and parrott were arrested
while couycrslng with Mr.. sherman. Mr..
sherman askcl if Il was by legal rrocrss
they had taken ono Of the clerks ct tho
Commission. Mr.. Wilkes said IL was not
that he had no legal authority, but that
be would arrest the men down on his list.
Many other, have b,cu taken. The town
{, excited, and the Commission fear they
must leave.
Alarming extras arr sent from Wcsiport
o. che h1r,lJr
4 Fight IS expected towards rassovatomic
Cr,,k some rro-slaygry men attempted
90 Jrivca Frsc State man from hi, claim,
hut De refusing 20 -o, they took him, and
were about o. hang him. when h' neigh
hors came % The rescue, ani shot some OF
the Tro-sll,yy party.
A civil war l. inevitable
Another lrspatch to the Democrat, htrl
Topeka, 2Ith, say. the Unitrl State, Dis
trict Court has adjourned tiu the -oconi
Monday in September.
JuI-r Ircomvtr Refused % admit Mrssr,.
Robinson, Smith, Drirlrr, Brown and Jcn-
Kim, to hail, and they will De- held prisoners
by the Marshal.
Gen. Pomeray has gone % Washington.
Uc Is a delegate To the Republican Conyrn.
tinn. which e. to assmhl, at phihIclrhil.
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Western Land Agency.
HENRY II. BOODY 81 CO.,
Bankers, General Land Agents,
AN rI,trUs ~
Lnnh MnmnmI. mud Rrnl Estn,r.

CONTINUE Co hu, anil 80 lHrI W-uarE
\ make collections, in,,sfm.uf. B.' IH'm,uis b
lur,ir WsupH.s, ascertain ulI.ss lnH tu iHusart
alI uthrr Ir.,Hy.. Irlfatp,us Co. "uDfIl l.iud
A-,uc,.
Tiau QUO kravI-Ier ufth, Weston country,
auI tom uur prrIirs ur ihs iurnD'lpu 'l lusi
ur.., v, t,l consistent that v. can execute ~
tru.t. committed Goo us, 600 O. wau1rr ,.'ir.g #N'-
Ari1p.
CuruAu,g,ia. 600 information usrrgrtrs lhr
terms uI.u which see la luslH,s.uiI, %. s.Hi tH
al who dc-iry &c.
IN Oh, hrsh,., mark,t PAIGE Away TpiI
Coz Inud Warrants.
ATdlp... iIENItN li EpOnN. HuH.vi.k,
Mr., ur NlNiN ruuul, ilaI..a, Sc Cim.. e..
Wisconsin.
I,Umtr, %. 1896. 90
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SheriR's Sale

OyroHp, S. Arul n, A. ~. 1855.
rINAKEN or ,Ncculion, aud will IT, sull 1T Pul.
lc Auctiuu, on Fri,y, the twentieth diy cd
JIar nrNt. 90 Zen Il thr dick IN the forenoon. nj
thr Inn uf David e.. Martin, ~ Ruuioul, IN nil
County, 90 the night be oIu,l, th1t David T. Rob-
,rs, ct Audu,ct, IN laid County, has ur bal 0u
thg eighteenth los IT September h.t rlst, tp rr.
deem the following described real estate, thc same
that Samuel rurr snI Si',ruu. rupr dr,lri CO. strl
Rul.us hy their deed dated September l, 1853,
aui recorded BOOK 100, rsgc no, u ONlurl
Cuuat, Records. nul murigl-cd Us aid Robert.
tu saI : iuuel anil Sycrus on The ab1yeslii tir.t
diy II S,ptsmher, 90 secure thp payment II U1r
hundred eighteen dollar. and hly.ihuc cents.
Said decd ofmpuglgc is r,c1hCd with aid re-
cords, Book 90, ra-r l2l
Is JOHN VI. SWIFT, n,puly Sheriff
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MRS. R. S. GREENLAW,
Independent Clairvoyant
AND HEALER or TIIE SICK.

DESrECrTULI.Y ri,cs notice to The citizens
IL II Mechanic fall, ani vicinity, that shc has
l,ru prevailed upou 10 Wet the place again, ami
Co stop srV,Bl muuih-. She Will attend To- ihe
examination auj prescription ct 1ll diseases that
fr,h IL h,ir 90. Tor thirteen Notr. he be-. he0n
boz h.r Cairyo,aUt state Co describe ibe oiuse aud
location .l tle Ji..tss uu Oh, Maternal organs, anil
de eject d bias upon thr system, aul pr,.CTile
mcJigiurs .uf th,ir cure. Mr.. e.. m,Itrluy. ave
prepared ly CLuNwIut directions, and theN pro-
duC, che most wonderful luI cheering effects.
Rr.id,ncr, house lomuarl, occupied by VIZ. Mel.
con Valentine. neal the depot. Is
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-06-06

MOSES CUTTING, 1T Ania,gr, IN the
vi Cwuy % ONlul, 600 che 22l uly ut D.
J,mnr, 4. u. 1853, mHrg1guI Co David e.. No
rIl, ct .pI AuIr'rr, certain real estate iur tha
.um ui uur tuui..l tuI forts dollars, NINETY rHnis
Tho ,.ru. recorded boz O,hd E.li.'n, l-,Hh ~
rrrr lIa. o. which r,i,r,r,r m,t o. bal. The
condition of .HU mHu.H-. having ls,n lruhyn,
Oh, urG,tsi-u,4 tlIu. o. iutyJlH-y tho ..ur.
DAVID q. MERRILL.
Anlayrr, April 29,h, lNj6. i
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SATISFIED. Brooks. who challenged SEM
at1r Wilson, states that there was nothing
offensive .r Mr. Webb. agstic letter e. che
Courier and Enquirer, which contained thy
following paragraph.
In ms comments upon The recent out
rag Goo the senate, have Intentionally kept
out gi ,igw both Mr.. sumner aud Mr.
Hr1lk--.llkiHs AZ 10 ,ll,ly as an insult O.
the country, a tramrl,ur upon the Cousti-
tuition, and an outrlcg upon the sanctity
Of che senate Chamber, ri.i wri'ri dean.
0' iis 'Fa' from any patriot present, who
was IN Position TO iuiigi,heV punishment.
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Nniirr nfEnrccIn.nrr.

JOUN y. MERRILL. 1T n,ru1, .n the County
~ ulONnrI, ou che 2g.h Ia, ut o,i.'sr, \ u.
1858, nHffgtgrl tr DAVID q. N.uN ut AuiH',r,
900 ssiI J.uHts, certain url r-tti. iHf che -rn 90
three hunIf,d 81I three dollars and sr,outy-.iN
cents. The .pus r,r.pIsd iu Osfh H.ri.tp,
hrrk 90, ,1-c 2l5, trvhlsh reference may L., bad.
The condition. of .lid mHrfU-r having h.ru brU-
Ken, ihc under, coed r'tuHs ihr Hrr,I.urr of the
.tmr DAVID q. MERRILL.
AuIr,,r. AprI cob, i,j6. !,
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III Q bron q o a d 0 m y.
9Y5IyITHHD IrHRTyi

SNU(Cl+l0 ,GHIQllI,
rf,IIE SUMNER TERM of thi. Institution
will commence on MusDAY, JUNI p, 1850,
under the charge 81
CHARLES }. PRESCOTT, \. H., Principal,
with such assistants a. ,he interests Of the school
nav require.
During the Summer Term the Principal Will
give especial attention 10 the CLAssICs, thus NJ
fruling an extra opportunity 10 those preparing
iur Cul.,gr.
Particular attention will also hc given Ia the
departments 81 Bookkeeping AID thc Natural
Science,
Ample arrangements have been made i1r accom-,
notation II students in regard a. boarding. and
Clubbing. Rooms will o. furnished those wishing
a. hard themselves, at p cents per week o., n,
board, including Wishius and hsh"' F-'''
PEE week. - IN
TuIriON-Com.on English, Ss'W
Higher Engl,.h and languages, 800
p,i,,i.. Dra,,ipg and Peumlushp, ENtp.
JOSEPH BARROWs, Scc'',
Hebron, May lat, 1856. u
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Strayed or Stolen.

TROM the premises 1t tho Snhscriler, a
i BROWN MARE, with light nose, star ~ The
forehead. short, bushy tail, ani weighing about
500 ne. When last heard hom she Wa ~ Eat
Hartford. Whoever vii give any information
vbcrr the .aid m,rr en- a. lolnd, or will rcturu
her to The suscfiler, shiil IT, suitably rewarded.
nENJ. II. DOBLE.
wes. ssna,ar, May -, 1856. "
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Tho city OF Paris has been paying for
threg years an indemnity % the bakers In
order % keep the Tucg OF brad at a certain
hNcI rate. The amount thu. paid by the
city 90 the bakers during this period Is ST.
5lu,jll iuucs-a little more than ten mill
lion. OF dollars. Thus Che ro0s have Jccn
kept FROM crumblins.
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Weekly Summary of News.


The Radical Ab5liti0uists held their Na.
tional Convention at Syracuse, ON the sNth
uIt. They selected Gcrritt Smith Of New
York. as the candidate Cor President AMI
Samuel Mcfarland Of Pennsylvania, f1r Vic,
President. Speeches wcr, made, denounc
ing, in the strongest terms, the assault OF
S,ua,1r sumner.
Tho Bangor Wing, states that while tv,
gentlemen with two ladies wcrc sailing OF
th, river at Skowhcgan, they were drawn
towards the falls. Not boing able to mach
the shore in the boat, they jumped, and one
courlc reached the shore, and the Others a
Jam oI loys. just as they wcrc being rs
cucl, the Jam started, and they vcrr both
carried over the falls. Their names wcr,
jaime. MeCIiu,ou and Ms Wclch. IL is
stated that ,hc dcccosti roupl, were 90 have
b,ru married m frw weeks
The Washington Union defend, the detcs,.
uhl, outra-r upon Mr.. sumner Thismishi
T., cvr,ctrl. No National democrat is at
liberty On dgnouucr 10, without being In
dln-rroG hsinc Dc rad out Ct thcrarty.
Tb, brig. teen. PIERCE, Of New York,
h1, rcgu captured BY the r5rtu-ricsc rov-
y-nmrnt, and condemned asa shaver. Shc
was living at Lo1uco, on tAc c1ast Of Africa,
and her ,aytain and crew were in prison
awaiting trial.
Mr. james hngs, a highly respected
vit,r.u ol Portland. committed Suicide, ly
hanging, ou che 2l'h ult. The act is sup
Ir,.i 90 hay, bcyh committed while De wa.
in state of mental alteration.
Mr. CHAMPION, ana th- British consul,
rsseiy-l tbc,r passports on che 2Sth. Per
srrll objection 90 Mr. Champion IS alleged
O. bc che cause. In nj, Ji.ratchrs. Mr.
Marcy state, that the government will h'
harrv ., rommun'-atr with the English
government Through any other medium.
tn, Frc, Pros states that Patterson, who
has h,sn rrcrutly sentenced O. eight year,
IN thc Sut- Prison for am attempt 90 Rim
Mr., james Grgsae, escaped from ths ail o.,
Belfast, on Thursday morning. Arsvarl
= oTr,l f,r nj, capture
NI che Fr., Sutrs papers now Published
inEanus-ruriauumhgr-haveaanouuoe
their preference, Hr Fremont as candidate
forth President;
The students % Gavl0.n Collr-r have
adopted resolutions Announcing the assault
uIau senator summer as a hi-b-haulcl at-
tempt o. suppress ir,sJ'm of slergb, AMI
yyTr.siu- th.r sympathy 1r Mr. sumner
Tho American STAT Council assembled 40
Morr-ltrr ou Oh, 9th ult They u1mi-
ustI nr Governor, Ey'nI Fletcher oi
C.-nlrr. lrL~at Governor, james VI.
Sal, ol McIH.bury. Resolutions were
Adopted proposing % cooperate with thr
Republicans nts Irst..uta' election. 81
t..-..r was elected o. N.v York.
pr EEtanl NJ Mitchell vrr, can''y
49,. near Iarru.r, ly Jones posse, rs
tye.r aluu..a- 90 l-,ray thetoun.
M-s.T Wentworth, % L.y.1, NJ, has
lt..r Zoo the Nrv York Ya,s-sEs., Letaiu-
cI Or postage.
LIS suggested chat doe rrcIil.etian the
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Mr. Ilamiu, OF Maine, has introduced O
l.lI into che senate ct the United states.
giving che Ssrrgtary Of The Treasury power
g. authorize tbs owners Of ygss'i, 20 change
their names, when there shall De- sufficient
cause for ~ Laiu.
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A. HEEsEY
rruIIor,r. Norv,Y. ~, -. Is-G.

Ttu llnr'T, Nurv,Y, ~, -. l~-G
Gruilrturu. Ihl,r u.rl tH. Patent GI''lu.r.l
Icon O,.u, ui your nlnu'lyfmr, m.s,yruI. U.,hH,
with entire sHu.IuI1r. lur thr Vu.rHsr ut
russrrug mrlt., nHI baking lHs'i auI 'r''ry, %
.r.r..I',s 4u,thIu. 1T thr Bond fhri I ht,r over
...1. I ,lu ssEI, .r, iHrt .fu.. have us,l ,uuI
u,,H have uut u.1l moore thpp uu,. South l. uI.h
nrI tr Cd, mt baking With, o.. dil lstIr. can
satI, recommend Nuu- uNrus Co. 1| lI.H' kuUf.s.
E,.r,uu.Iy ,uurs, OTIS III g.,
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We are Taiucd TO lelsn that Judge Davis
had a severe attack of bleeding at the lung.
last week lie vas thought az one time TO
D. in a critical condition. Our last iniollI-
seacc is that be is much better.
ballast Acc.
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NOTICE.

THIS is 10 forid al persons harloriug or tn'si'
i ins SAMUEL GILES. a pauIcr ct tue l"Nn
of Sweden, o. We shalI p,y 10 bile 81 his oou'rc'-
ing, having made suitable provisions ioS be ,up.
pot at u. H. Kgccand's Ia said Sweden Ani
the sail H. H. knccsnl cautions al p'ts'n, trust,
ing him on hi. account, as be will T1y ~ bills OF
his contracting.
THOMAS CHUTE, }o'T'eer poor,
SAMI. pI.UMMER, Jr. town Sweden
n. n. KNEELAND, Contractor,
Sweden, Mdy IS, 1856. 10
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ONTorp, ss.-Ai a court 81 rr1llir held At rir.
BE- within inI for thr couu'r Of oy1rl, go th0
third Tust,l,t uf Niy a. ID. i-'Bf
On thr petition aiufrsaid,
OHurrTr, that ihr slii AlmiuIsiufrls give
motive o. 10 r,r.uHs Interested D., causing copy
~ 1ii petition with Chic ur Dec o. d. pulIIshui
three vrrk surrrssiyrA Boo 1lr O,iurl Democrat
rriurrI 80 raus, ihtt do, w.y 1rrslr 20 rru.
bate Cuurl 90 be- h,d m rlrI,, boz .lid couul,, un
lha tliH Tuesday 81 June neat, az uiuo Of lh0
clrrh ,u ihr forenoon, aud shrw rluss tIi luy
The, havoc uhy thc same shusN nut o. guHirI.
THOMAS II. BROWN, Jafgs,
4 tuc c1py-atDsG
S.R. CAHrTr, Rleafy.
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Highly Wrought Terms!
TIE FAME OF THE ARTISTS,

Na'r arI rcaal,-rrrylr',. tLc por,.slt, uf o.
.ragif.,'iHu ui their genius and aiilium,Ht-
The, 1ry ku1vu 4 u.ur ihru a., ih' distin-
-ur.h.I N'Ilr M,UNSs,, Nj. M,irrU H..
NnNAE. Mr.. WuIt,v AnvAE NuH Ne. WI
rr,vE. ErTE-Np..r.. MaIpr u. A,mbr. So.
thaI S,lf,.trr, MIst,Ts John prrI, lrg,u, Tee
uluIl, l.,vts Moor, ilyry Hume, John l'uilrr,
Sruu.l jackson, auI thU mysl,0nus ~I'as Bald.
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fr ~ C.Hsfy \ Orari.
TMELINE PAgk, Aimiri.u1uN II lhc T..
II tate IT Isaac PAWg. late ~ niNGsId. boz Md
Clonty, deceased rrsfectfiil, icprcscHfs That tho
p,r.uu r.,tr ~ AID decreased b. unt suihr,'ui ir
I1, ihe 'u.t dDbt.. which be- owed 10 tho tius Il
he death, hy thc Fum ~
Nuur petitioner therefore pI1ys ih1t y0ur hmuHr
vuull -rlut bee lr,rsr i' 80. 10 puhr ur TrI'I'r
ale, anil convey thc whole ~ thr ro,l estate Il
saii deceased as m1, d. n,crsslp nr the payment
~ .liI debts, lai Incidental charge.
EMELINE PARK.
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Oxford Normal Institute.

THE SUMNER SESSION of this Institution
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