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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-12-04
Grardian-s sale.

Grardian's sale.
Peter e. Benadum, guardian LmilY Crane ct. al.
DN Yrtue Of order Of sale ne directed uud l--
Dlyered from the court cf mmOn pleas OF Mood
county. Ohio. will offer for sale the door vi the
court house. in Perry shurg,
ON Monday January T. 1851,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock r.
M of said day the north half of the north quarter
of section number seventeen 071 in township number
a. north. of range number twelve ~ east, in
Wood county. Ohio containing ~ acres, or less
p, c. BENADUM Guardian
NUKFNT pnnIE, Atty's.
nov. n. lSj1--2gWG&2 Is.
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GFRs1ort says certain daguerrean ar
tist, on the opp osite side Of the river, acts up
on the principe of Z" the beter the day the
better tt edeed, and hence takes more pic
lures on the Sabbath than any other day in
The week w liiiE1 q. ..
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Administrators Sale.

DI virtue of order from the Probate court of Erie
ID county, Ohio shall expose for sale. at the door
OF the court house in Perry sburg Wood county O..
p NJ, the following lots. situated in said town oi
Perrysburg viz In-lots 49, 80. and i6. outlot No 81
the property Of L. Sansilaus late Of Cincinnati de
ceased .r.
GEORGE II HILTON, Administrator.
Dec. 4, lSjG-3O-jwS1 So
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,yahgsola 4 Chamberlain, of Maume

City, have furnished us with quite an assort-
ment OF pens and pen holders, toietsoaps, d.,
They heve a splendid assortmen MT Of notions oi
every kind, while their stock of jewelry is
large and complete. In connection with their
fne ieWelry store, they also have a large
stock of guns. Of every description, together
with all the paraphern lila belonging to a
sportsm ms on fit, Griswold's guns have an
extensive reputation, and are beyond doubt
the best manufactured in this western coun-
try. Give them call. 1t is well worth a
fe " moments time. just to look over their
large assortment OF iae things.
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GEtThe, Syyf has gone nto -wintssr qnfTrii
ters at Detroit, where she Stll lose her iden-
tity and name, bat the Capt. assures us that he he
will be on hand at the opening of navigation
with. something little SwIFrER. r...-..-
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H. c. DAVIS, Recorder.

The Mystung Liniment cures RkeHmaiisrl - g,
The Mustang LiHimeHt cures Stig Joints
The Mf8taHg Linimsat cures Burns and
IVOuHds ."
The MgstaHg LiRimemt cures Sores and u
GERS ..-r -..l .....-. ..
The Mustang Ltniment cures Caksd Breasts
and Sore Nipples .'
The MastdHg Lini@ent cgreS Neuralgia
Ths 4HHs'aRg LiHiRteAl cures corisS and Warts ;
The Mustang Liniment is north Is.....
100000 DOLLARS PEE ANNUNE
TO the United States as the preseryer and rcstorer
valuable Horses aud Cattle. II cures all Sprans
GadS, Wounds Stiff Joints, &c. .'.
VIII you answer this question Did you ever heal
Of any ordinary Sore, Swelling, Sprain Stiffness
either on manor beast which the Mustang Liniment
would not cure? Did YOU ever visit any respectable
Druggist in Gny part of the world-in Europe. Asia
Amerca-whn did not say " it was the greatest dscov
cry Of the age - Sold everywhere. Every famil!
should have it sizes.
... BARNES & PARK,
..gg Propr ietQrs, New York.
4 IS,tti--.1O-
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DY order Of the Probate court ~ " ood county,
DOhio. John Phillips, guardian OF Ensign Phillips
and Maria Phillips, and Lawrence flipie guardians OF
Juett Hipie minor heirs OF George Lyons, late OF
Wood county. deceased will offer for sale Mt public
auction the 18th day Of December. 4. ID. 1856.
O'Clock S..on the premises, the following real es
tate wit: The half Of the south east quarter
OF section 80, in township north of range 10 east
containing so acres of land, more or less. ....
Terms OF sae--one thrd cash in hand, the balance
in two equal annual payments with interest secured by
mortgage on tile premises. JOHN PHILLIPS, -.
-.I LAWRENCE HIpLE,
BY PETER II. GEE, 4 gent. Guardians.
nov. 1;. ls5G--27w5S2.s 80 .| ."
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lust RECEIVED. Tcelpnd Moss Candy, for
y Coughs and Colds, AZ PECK Il II INMfLTONS.

1--WE think it is hardly known eve to the most
intelligent of our readers, how deep SINE of the
sciences looking down into the mysteries Of
creation. We know there were wonderful discoy.
cries in the times, and wonderful uses made Of
them. but did not know the Chemists were imitat-
ing in their crcibles aud even surprising the most
wonderful prod lctious of organic LIE. During
our visit to Lowell We were iutroduc' by one Of
their prominent citizens TO the laboratory of DR
AVER, Inventor of CHERRY PEcroRAL and CArHAR-
TIC PiLLs,) where we were shown with generous
frankness, his processes and his pro oluctS. This
master genius of his art is manGftc urng the
subtle essences Of flowers from tar and other vrge-
| table substances His essences of Pine Apple,
Strawberry, Checkerberry, Ounce. Pear, Cauella,
Cinnamon dc, not oaly equal. but they exceed in
purity Of flavor. those vegeabl IS themselves. His
oil of Wir ter-green is purer and Of better flavor
than any that can be gathered from the Plant-and
yet Is made by chemical composition from the
Hydro CarbOns in tar His process is. TO AMI yhe
the substance, and find the exact ultimate atoms OF
whl'h tla made. then reSompose them in the same
proportions which exist IL nature Christian
Advocate.
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k,artmeIsllip N0tice.

NOTICE istereby given, that the partncrshiphere-
~ tufore existing hety julius Blun and G. V Jcn
uison nuler the nirne, stlye and firm Of Binn 4 JsH-
nison Is this day dissolved hy mutual consent. pr 81
ic lusiness ot the late arm will settled and con.
tinGeL hy julius DUnn. q. JTI1US BLfNS.ia y
8NI a'.ff 6'H0dS H'mT7iab -V!iJFNN iS0N -
Dash rsi,flor iIides.'Sheep Relts weoI &e.. &s. s
gPERhIsGg aug. Y. H,5GaL .JULlIS BllNH.
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SE-The NJ sumee Ampietsays L. P.srcher,
Esq lis about to erect di7tilIery at or near
his .Croton Mil.
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-,2so5ce s,anelS S0s, SssEe.

1BhV4OS blcehbsES pVH N"Sf Hea
| viii sell at c.ry io,t price tt y tor sHE. ~ &
J $. S.IofN. r. / of sec. 26 in Weston 1'oy%nt'h
,er .0TT TRs v aHeha+i sni ARD E F.s S' p, "
.on the east line Of said lau,the barton & Michigan
lhi Road witi,ir 40 Rod aud The depot He,;.dnt
Westfcd, ia within two rhites % snmn. y 10 Ns
For piriiculf's inquire Of Amos Dswese. niioihiug
the land the subscriber at p erry shnrg
:, ,.L,lN4N .AAAi / JAMES y f9ssA
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.Oet4zANb555 lLFTElAkY.
Arrinal laud,1 Departure or the Mails.

Eastern mdilALeavesat at IL o'clock A. NJ, ,ondarrves
at o'clock T.. h., daily. ..uuu1 Il.ky
Fndlay matt -Leav oOn yruesdays and Saturday at
A. ~ Gaid arrives ON NJ qnda,snnd fridays,at P. ~
FuAou 1ienyrsi Thursdays at ts a. M-' ana arf'FeS
Western niail-- leaves everyl lIondaymorDng al A.
" andaftfsos at a. same day ,.Ig le. -
yg--asgT fJpHS POWERS'fost Master'
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nssops pssEon a every eight i 81 4 Southern .
Ilinois-Bgyptn il is called--cannot read
This is worse 1hpp sat the South where but M
one in teri' eanhot read and writer et1nro1L
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Congtnbitss Sale.


A LLrpersons are hereby cautioned against purchas-
Eing two notes OF hand drawn in favor Of William
Jefreys, aud payable by the undersigned dated Aug
18TH 1856, one OF sHid notes at $5S.,jdue demand
and the other note OF like amount, $3.50, due three
months after date The public cautioned not tn
buy said notes as have offsets against the same.
t.L. JONATHAN sALSRERRI. ..
Liberty Tp., Wood Co.. Nov rs. 1SiG--27w4tl l.7j
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~Peck & Hamilton have the fairest arti

yPeek & Hamilton have the fairest artl'
tilce of Candy we have ever permitted to
melt in our mouth. The Iceland Moss Candy
for coughs and colds, has no superior in the
candy line, and those of our young friends
who hsy e been in the habit Of filing their cin-
namon scented Supdaygo-to me ting row-
sers pockets with cream candy, sugar kisses,
and what-not. will fad that the girls will bite
at any hook THAI is b4led with Iceland Moss
Candy. If your sweet du,cina should " break
wing" for you, instead of giving vent 10
your boiling rage, and before you conclude
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NDcd County Common Pleas.
A.W Saretnt Plaintiff 5i!ItcBert Shant, Sfary 4
,yr!H1Hm Shnria llpieudhits!n 4u'' -F' r
= tlLg Nsqsi4p Rf,ar Fail I,lla. lS5f.s N.,-
TluE Defendants VII take iotce tlhi lie piainiiT-
J. orthe-30,h day ~ Netembtr A N fs59 flei
in tlgsutce ofilccsHiro 'hs cuur df common rlsas
OF Ne9d coWts GiY,la pctitiou sgaust them seeking
10 tU7cIose certain Nu'rnre oil IRE south 1Alrof tic
.noatest quartz Of ctiou nruher township nn
Der nouh cfr'nge Q. east eooiaiDag ~ acres more
Vr less IL. MON county, Ohio eyespted hy defeud,
ants and EiSeg oIanies Ballet, A,g II 1851 d,d BY
hn assinsf tn hiuif To secure tho puvu1cnt Of one,
nots9F sin ldiT Aryenber 4, ls57, Rn9r~ior s2Cp,
dne llyemBg ls.is Yith iutsrss On ho sip 2 Aug,
IL. 1871. PlaintiT hsts dg9neht-f1r stM W iri-
teres' esnce AusI ItulS5f also fr sI5 &c Yif taxi
Eaiito serite bis enApdAq deistlt ef ypasnsst 10,
the mqrgaSed mCnrshc s0ll K tle prrcgsls ntl led
first n t6V ttbst atit sdcoe tiSt,i-ii II N md
iDtrsstsihce tugl'ir ts5i. tiids lEcy dives kytf
Interest sires NovsH 1sM$ourth the arpnnt that Yil
heco me due or said mortgnur. nov. 7, istT and iie
deferdadN are not66ht that unless te snswsr " del
muir to laid petition Nv tie oath tny Of Jauilhrt "A. D.
$50, said petition viii at the ueStterm Of wood cou'
" Common Pleas thereafter hp taken Confessed pqj
Judgment he renihted acrddngh I'll. ''I
~ go. e.. i2 y 4NURRNSrG Donor. fav'kofplff h
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100000 DOLLARS PEE ANNU1
Perrysburg Priccs C,,vrcu,,

ferfySOUfS PriccS SUrrcHf,
Wheat, $ll0otI.25 Flour. $jOnG(6.iu; Rye.
5Dan56; Corn 3od3S Oats. 2202S; Potatoes 80 ;aI;
Butter, ljdls Eggs, 100 Apples dried .25Il 80,
Peaches, dried, $l.2j0t25O; Beans, $l.5uGy2,OO; ;
Feathers, 3l0t4+; Fresh Pork 5GtG Beef, 4gi5; Tai
low, l0Gl2; Lard,loal2; Wool,2j635; Hay $500
Gl000i Wood, Sl.iO92,00 Salt, s2.0OG2.5oi On
ons37650.
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''T'" Let the world grow dark

?" Let the world grow dark,
That tie eItingushi sun may hide her shame y
just shake paper OF this candy IN h1te,r, her face
and she will be sure to smile and look as
pleasant as the Baird House ostler on a frosty
morning .-' ...'r .........
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ES- The Charleston Mercury truly says
"it is the South that have saved the demo
cratic party" ...a. .t....
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I1ITeT, yorre f. 10 Fdta,e b L l,nn,pl samuel

{ T1TFTI NOFEC E.- Fdshr b 4 hanip. sAIn Ne
ijMo--- and Loyelss. P9u5pA the ni hn9S y, GfAtFs
of the lands hereinafter described, NgiL arg Lerty
lands situate in Wond cguniy, Vhi9.to wit: LnSRr u.
, Caup. T. rSi W SECTION &ta''.Vn G. tai'te D. 90
saneI Moss " :. E.it ssrOarr arli -hss JlyNFsslF
tInRge te,.. IONaI ) Pond, Gorli er ggaFt :, "a :
anIE y. L. section -, townSiu'd trtlge y" tfh Il
apetan ias fcyit preserved othe n Iisttss Of s1Se
inptou township in sad coanty ssh lBg s n ts4i4
esDuiI west corner n The east half ~ tie crt W.,
dat,er ~ sc'icn township ., uiri gell 10. ltljeiI
north aiuut 4t9 rUs then no' n " CsitFy q ZIP sst
,iitaiJe ground rayiue IN the nnrtI Nest guSt
Of SECTION - aforesaid and 20 nforton the eNe' ss1
lnying ctr and nihing theIeut nrIons the ia 9vaAs
tbenetsd thereby, and that said trufigs MY utgtrn
the 2th day of December, A. D, 1886 al fl'e ho'se
John Black ia said township. 10 VrotC ed tultN dGt
! and aIrortbn said ditch PBICF& &JEFkERspN.
Nov. q. 1s.iG--2Gwf s4.l0t AttNs for y. IitiorGr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-11

TOGREoULAR attention Is called to style of lever
Watch SesFU zrt q manufactured IN Amer
cassd In every variety Of STYLE gold and silver
alSheS are IeVSlea al warranted to be correct
Por "a BY C.P BROWN,
aIS,sy4 We Warrington Hall, Monroe st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-11
SPRING FASHION FOR HATS.

TIIE subscriber has on manufacturing large
assortment OF Hats the st and most approved
styles which be surpassed for ghtness beauty and
endurance.
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MEDICAL.
q AIR q. ND I9YE7=z=
Des. LEBRuN q nrrn-
g OGUIISTS. AND TRI e N


~ ~, LEBRlIN Offers TO tlosc slafEerIn. ~. ~
faftl5is aural rsmedies sThIsb f. ron Deaf4.,, ~
ia nearly uree thousand cases OF neen sue,s
remedies have been pron6aneeif o. Drs TN
and DeteauS OF Paris, Ind %tnsS b.,,S
most wopterfal ever applied for tlIscs VI LcHOa AZ ~,
middle care They comprise dfrrruf go - intei1j ~
rious IlsraseS that eject the oTterusl ioT Va
II the disease Is eonaned TO The external "is &C.
apparent Onthe nah or sixth DF IFfi,,T sgtc,,
cte q !iT c.Fes, Ehsn the ear IS ptTEe ,s1-F,,,
ttcn lie has etehteen reEtica:es from tbo 10 ' faT
deaf from infaEeS whose hearing Is Who
and ther ore nov enabled 10 IeirrI ~ 5p e
rEentS.seven hundred easaS Of deafncsE SlSt: ~
fplly treated by him. Certificates to maj srs
on application. ~ ''4' e1set nay h ST
In all cases ofticaf1ess arlington, j,s,. Ssa
ess1 Or even psFEor1fGOa Of slsSI.y '1'ion az,
usually called tho "rnm;' flfGaptttfios " hgR,5'S
bEtt'sc Of the ty1IasHsa and eLsttAiH III. ~.
fdfiS't @, HsEesss FERROUS q9eetiops ; nh
or when the disease be trleed "a $50 gEoIt
ieus, Bilious or Intermittent Pever, Coids , TyfSs ~
or taetentta medicines, gatherings in The 49, 3 Cs
Ss, me sense ran In 4deS1 every iasfg sSlysa
Where want OF secretion apparent th-.. 's'etel
being dry and sesly: when tr 2aiurss II sses
roeS IN the car, like TuSlng Of ieavey
falling water ringing Of bells puEatous o iatSs
ter whsn IN = position sens flor efta
OF ploea totbe head had taken place When III q aTns
perfectly acute where there is nch rniS, or W"
tn dun md eiondS weather, cold bs .ssa Seats
,(fIie. SID - 1''' y, . considered it'li.
DS. DuFToS. the ONLY practitioner In ,,. I,.-,,.
sho. pEetiscs the new, psfnrss and Nlc,ss stsi
treating all diSeasas 10 which the eve l. had u
nv o:her means have failed to afford YaTy sFeess
such air ami Impartial tffsl Patterns h., .ss Al
lev aFfieHiaFs Of their case, have sS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-11

eff ~ t-- FuOIlC GNOLlCus H7=-4
TAvINe discontinued the Grocery business hsreto.oEe
kept By me- Market street. 10 the city Of Mhselnss
person1 indebted hereby required to maze pay
bsioFs dag Of April, otherwise the same Tlhe
put In the process collection by suit without respect
3 T,frsspG = I75 ANDREW MULOEw.
Msreh 18Th. fBS5 stssz-ta- maria
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- E54lzl F-t-44 NOTICE.
IL knowing themselves Indebted to MeCalenG
~ Knox are earnestly requested call aud settle BY cash
oElncin,on or before the 6rst Of January.
d PfsonI having sluS Sanss the dF VIII please present
,ts Ss1s A'p'datl0a' .MecLALtESs KNOX.
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\,
- =, Union Place, Mem Yort CITY,
ness end Diseases orte Ear, wtls Treatment Of Ne 81,
Money letters must be registered by the Ps.,,,...
Registered Letters at=onr ap risEpI.s 49, 80
answers the New Postage Law re,uii Ing M 'a
'si New York, Jaly 81. lsss 77.5'.' 'nhs-sA
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-11

Alarre sssortento of Black Brown ciarct and Pearl
ored Soft Hats every rnde; together with large assnT
nent of mems Youths aud chdrsns Caps Wholesale and
Retail which OF patrons and the public
is especially invited.
" B-Iiats made to confornature measure, warranted
easy fit, ct shortest uOtiee. -
ana W. w JI1lESuN
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TESTIMONY.

TESTIMONY. .sr
i,'Wc, the undersigned pract to.ie+s or
o. Nss oF having had occasion to witness ts ~ Wy ny
anu Dnon In diseases the Ear mi
ne 81 nersonal Jealousy aud prelriiSs 4
course Parsned 6y thein treating ilseasf. ~
,eaSa q; Is wen worthy the attention Of our
mrst.1en thtouShout the United States T.r
~ OF the middle and Internal ear by
s9 a particularly eircuic and eo,s NJ
~ InFnS new era IN the practice III aIrs
@ IN DISEASES OF the eve, they seldom r, ~
an GgIsfhtion As skf1l aitrists and Gct,li,s "a
~ ~ sleSotea 10 their profession ne cOrrlislv "a
So'e''d t s 70 such as may require their aid 's
.E.og a a go y, N 1iS&ASEpR K. MJFr. MsD.
= n,,n,.rs5 n, ~ ~ HORACE MISSION, If. n,
y n " I. ~ ~, ALLsruS Il. FRAxCls ~ D.
L w., ~ ' ~ ht:eS, ". D., BEnFoaD DoREXus ~ b.
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70 correct the appetite by strengthening the and d.
Sessre organs the most certain eprcifc the Baon
Shoiic LTGF GoHplanis, Dizziness, PatGeucy Piimta.
tion and all Nervous Diseazes Dyspepsia Female Weak
ness Physical and Mental Debility regulating ire bowels
and tone aa1 cheertulnezs the whole system
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-11

N0LINNNJ
TIyB respectfully invite citizens, and country msr-
~ chants who FepenfshinG their stock Of China,
s onesnsWar6 and Tsncy Goods, to examine our stock
bore EonK Rat purchasing eSeThere. 1t embraces
GofaS and desiFable patterns of this
sssisa SPRING IMPORTATION.
WeaskopT eouaTy MERCHANTS . give rs Eastern prices
vlTh eoltafi transportation rF-s f7.f
% aeOas fqT Es-IhipRsn. packed Win great care and
E'S'ts4 - .. J. K DuNHASt& CO..
-t--S 80. % Monroe street ~
,ause - t2i, Wheeling, va.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-03-19
DI T. H.,

At Blackstone = Roads, on Friday. The
18th inst, Mr.. LOADMAN JOKES, in the go Ii wear
of his ago.
lie was more than f'riy years n member &c
the NJ. L. Church, and whose gentle and chr,,-
tian-lIke spirit Won the esteem of ey, RI am.
who knew him.
AT Little Creek Landing, on the li,h inst.
Mrs. MATILDA MELVIN, wife nf Bronncl Mel
vim, aged about 56.
On the I'd of November last, near Willow
Grove, Kent county, Del, Mrs TAMzA bows
HAM, cOnsOrt OF Mr.. james Downl,am. m liz.
Doth year of her age.
THIS faithful servant of Christ was Converted
to God and admitted into the ~ L. church.
when only fourteen years old, aud $fhtil her
death she was most worthy member of thar
body.
During the greater part Of her life, she was
teacher IN the Sabbath school Of her nriuI,-
borhood, and the last six years of her earthly
pilgrimage she filled the honorable aud impor-
lant post OF superintendent
Her labors and her influence in every denar,-
ment OF life were felt to be those of the true
Israelie."
She combined with a naturally sweat TAM
per, the most profound christian meekness-
nature fitted her, God called her, to be a chosen
vessel.
Zeal without Enateism-dignity without
sternness-love without misunderstanding.
without levlty-tirmnesse without obstin.c,
were beautifully harmonized in the character
of this good woman.
Her integrity was unspotted-her discretion
unexceptionable, and her pety profound.
Hers was well-ordered piety, too--Eor
while the cares OF life and its demands u wero
not able to separate. her from the love of
Christ, neither did her loyalty to the Creator
cause her 10 desplse or neglect the creature
nence she vast devoted wife, and most pro-
htable aud pleasant domestic companion.
Many a season OF good cheer has TIN. nioLt-
bound traveller, and the poor itineraut" g, 4,
Joyed at her hospltablc board aud con,ior,,l a
hreside-many word OF Consolation has H.,
downcast and tempted received ffoIn her wnInt
heart ana iervent lIps--Inany kind service n, y
tue dylng sufferer felt from her ALWAYS rea, y
hand and, with such character, such a brn,
and such life. is it wonderful She shouI, b., =,
triumphed in the dying hour! She said 10 brr
aged and afflicted companion, when abuut II,
launch ON Jor,an's " cold food,' shall scam
De oVer--bnt weep not for mel am ooiru
nome-'h IS better TO depart and be w,in
Ohrist ne 10 me Is 'all and in ALL 4" This
was her language, m substance at least and
thus, full OF holy triumph, she passed aw.v -
Faith, which was to her sthe wines a, H.,
soul bore her FAR off from the sorrows of tins
world, Of which she had her share. Her ma
rents and two brothers had shortly proceed, Il
her, and 10 few weeks her little GIRL Also was
called to join the blest company" We have
la'd Them all, with their tolls, silently away in
l.e solemn charnal-house of death
There sweet DO their rest I'LL lie bid them arise.
10 h~ll him IN triumph descending the skies 4
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part of the abdomen, njuring him so badly that
he died in few days. Ellis said his son was
chafed from riding home on one Of the horses,
but the little boy told differently. 10 his rage,
Ellis also stabbed his wife in the breast, caus-
ing her death, as above stated, Thus, this poor
unfortunate man, who is now in Jail at Chester
town, has killed, in one drunken spree, both his
wife and his son Thank God, this was not
done in our State of misunderstanding in
this State is no longer lawful business. If
degraded men sell it in this State, contrary to
law, the sin be upon them, and upon those who
aid them! |, for one, will never vote for any
man who is in favor Of making rumseling q
lawful business; for, by doing SO, | should be a
partaker in the sin. 4 Il. ANDREW.
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ga b BLAcKlsroN's \ ROADS, March H.
ss MIR. TISpEs--Sir:s 1t is reported in. this
Helghborbood, that Mrs. Ellis, the ladywho was
stabbed by her husband, James Ellis, near Mas
sey's Cross Roads, while he was under the in
iiuence OF rum, diedihis morning. IL is reported
lhat Ellis went from home, sometime ago. and
traded horses. getting two fos one I; d, one of
which he pat. his son, small boy, aud rode the
other himself; after arriving at home. no be-
come enraged, stamped his son upon the lower
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On the 18th inst, by Rev. S. NJ. Cnoper, NJ.
WIN. +. STATS To Miss MARIETTA SrAArx.
both of New Castle Co., Del.
On the same day, by the same. Mr.. JAcoG
HARRIS to Miss SARAH A. ANDERSON, both Of
New Castle co.
On the same day. by the same. Mr. Gro. +.
RASH to Miss HANNAH BRAMBLE, 10th Ui Sm,r-
ma, Del