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ON the 2ith day Of Januaryts57, dnIs dIer was
cd and qualified AdmiDisttsrir on ths appOint.
Jonathan Walden, late of hckssn COM NssIete Of
ceased SARAH Wal, ,HtA.de..
March l2, 1857. 5l-3w
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ment after being sore
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record andrccorded. shall be as e
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il he hat been under no disabi,it.
formed said acts himself
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:, Aaron Watson Plaintiff, vs. Alexander W soo,,.
Defendant BEFORE John Stevenson. = Az
ton township, jackson County Ohio n - ,p ,Ur
day Of February, said JuriSe issued m @ ;le 18th
dollars, debt. Maroon ~ ~ u II 2. o. ninety
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ma historical designs by eminent artists. With
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THURSDAY, Mar. IL, 1857,

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II R S E P II B Z R -
APPLErONs
RAILW Way GUIDE.

CONTENTS
Man of N. York Central Railway aud Connections
Nzp OF III. ork and Erie Railway and Connections
Nm Of n. Penusyynis Central Railway and Connections
Wsn ~ The Patinor. and Ohio Railway Connections
Mao Of the Belefontsne, Tere hsue and Richmond Rail
way and Connections ., n..,u
and Councillors
Mar OF the Michigan Southern Railway and Connec.0os
Seventy Mps repr, ting the Principal Railway throughout
the United States and the Cansdss.
Iupor.nut Hints TO Travellers, &c.
Ppiiw. and their ProgressF Railway In Mexico; Grea.
rI, rsnr,s. Fast Tennessee and Virginia Railway: the
Cleveland Columbus snd Cincinnati Railway Pi,sburs Fort
Wsyue and Chicago Railway Company.
,op Tours from New York TO various parts Of the United
STATE and Cansio with approximate aemer. Of the Inn,
reoursd travel place TO psce and the duration Of the
hats 70 be made remarkable compiled
Hand Book of Travel whi.h the
az Is referrtd for fuller information
The Tourists GuideA Guide TO me principal watering
Place. sprng. and places of fashionable resort in the Une
rse Steel Plate Map Of the Railways Of the United States
Index Of DversIe Routes
ipGex # upward of eco PRINCIPAL Towns in the United
STAT, in connection with RajlEays.
Through Routes ard from New York PhlslcpEs, Buffalo
To,do Chicago, St Louis and principal points South and
4 Lis. of Hotels in the United States and CsBadss.
Cartier the United States arranged under the separate
Maps of Railways
New r M + .bles corrected to date.
Commerce. Register Qt Prominent Bus.Eess Ioi'sa
s'ear ,s sst oSLY fwEyTY FIVE cENTs-5l2 FACES.
Fer sale by ell the principal Booksellers Book aud Peri acsl
AGENTS throughout the United States AID Canadas Also Tor
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NOTHIN TO SAY:
Being .
sPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED,
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~ " LAM THE GREAT RACE
fer the sthorihip Of NOTHING TO WEAR" not yet be-
ing decided the ,aiehedsrs Me,, -, RUPo have
isv0res, DOEsTICks
McLENAN,
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wrb hoped viii be made up for heiI benefit BY the dsn-
NOTHING 70 SAY"
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Of his feet in pail water and one hand tied over as
N''D' '' the "'''0' DoEsTIcKs, PB
Elnbellshed with quantity of ...
ELEGANT ILLUSTRATIONS,
by JoHN MCLtSAS did by that comic artist IN eighty
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pole in each hand and string Of tout hanging i'u4 Ae BACK
u 1' MN INTRODUCTION;
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Who did'Lt write JOHNS" or Nothing TO Wear
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Bot a hosaO as cold any Of history.
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Arc Nothing % Eat" all written by you
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6nmmer Retreats.
g L r Z HOTEL AT FIRE ISLAND
- tits IL Q new house, extensive snd well far.
r,hed srd well Kept ard it with gas-hes the sres,
South Bay on aide AID the Ocean tss o5hsr.
The pro determined make Fire lslscd ths voe
ga shore resort Of NewYork II accessible twice dsy b.
the LOns Island Railroad iesvns Brooklyn o. Sa and
$50 o. M and have been inside q TUES
DAY and FRIDAY Of each week. ehe.p excsrorI 20 leave
souut Ferry for Thompso3 Stations and b. steamer
Hero the South psy Fare each way ; ~.
d. q. 8 SAMhIS. Prop-i.,or
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Goal, &r.

FAMILY COAL.-Our LACKAWANNAC U t...t
Yards the foot q HBt.Tt = SoTfh hvs -,
q. and shsv corner Of Gouverneurst sno fIons.
River ace IN Brooklyn No y Atlsates, are nov III
knlies with their G.ty eelse rated 1s, - =.
orders eft in-re, 1t our Once NO - H ~ S17
kxebspt- PlsCe Weight e7aJenseei c,y.r IN
DELAWARE RqDsOS CANAL CO.
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60 formers ano Others.
forses, Carriages, &r.
Hatebes, Jewelrp, &r.

4 MEXICAN WATCHES-To the TRADE
machinery and tools expressly designed 70 secure with low
price q substantial and correct time keeper The move
simple and beautiful. ia and construction
remarkably easy repair and have been pronounced py the
quality and by ali who baye used them to De reliable In
performance. Each one IL engraved Appleton Ttscy Co.
Wahsm Ms-" and IL accompanied oy certificate Of genu'
ineness and perpetual warranty our written nafure
We ask buy these Watches merely 6ecsase thsy
manufac We that THIS lac, shau
not be permitted to exclude them rom confederation we
that Watches equal In auAy AID nent canot De 90
tanned in Europe ssd k our county 20 give
Orders or inquiries may addressed directly
Of the firms who are agents 'or the safe o o
goods In New York, viz: . ,,
Ke.H. c0oPEa4 FELLOWS. No i Ms.tsnlans
Mesgs FELLOWS 4 Co, No. II MNdsnisn
Aessrs PLATT BROTHER No. 20 Maiden lane,
And Hessrs ROBBINS APPLETON No 10 Maiden lane,
APPLETON. TRACY Co.
Successors 30 the Boston Watch Company.
Boston Watch Factory, wsltbsm. Mass. July lsSI.
WATCHES and JEWELRY
The subscriber in bushes. in Wast for the past nineteen
years. Is selling all descriptions Of GOLD and SLY Et
WATCHES and JEWELRY ct wholesale AID RETAIL q less
thsE usua prices
Ladies Gold Cameo Mosaic Pearl CMbunee and Lava Ear
rings and racset Diamond Pins sod Rigs Ladies ad
Gentle1nen Chains Gold Studs and sleeve bl'
plain God Rings pure Gold Wedding Rings Gold s2ecsse!e
and E Glasses Gold Pens and Pencis God Throles 700
Loies for dsguerreoypes or hair Gebteuehs oieasR
Gold Peus Silver Holders Gold Necklaces aud Crosss Sse
Spoons Forks Silver Dessert Knives, silver fofton
SPAN '''Ns anu GEO C. ALLEN,
Importer Of Ws,che. and Jewey wholesale and retail No.
II Wsl.st second floor near Broadway N I.
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" VI u L. ~ NJ
~ Thropes of soxious people sti eolnue 10 an ,bs NJ
s-gro % see 1.-THE BOOTS BURDFLL INfANrn and hIy.
tnsneea ts reel mother" Ma AuGeIsor 20 wait Gt,
ard beIcr mSy Va: De seen .. 81 pope. hou day
I'd sy.I ns WYMAN tho WIZARD VIII IepcA' This
AfTEkfOR a. 0clock 40 web a. EVENING - 9 o .oes
ssss IN bssse, Nerlrnrucy, Fensroqcnn az Toe Happy
FAMILY LivIeg scrpep;s nay b. sCel Acpt.soct ,:
tsossj ehiaIsn yDssI ter, 10 ceris.
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6petial Mniites.

Railroad Convention. s,,s,.
rx.,on Of Railroad Managers and irocoino'N ''"f'
i.asndents vii De he'' O. '"' No. 3S Broadway,
TUESDAY September II clOs. M to eGn,,ee sf
90 ,,c,l uanaeenent II Railroads and the impfo's'
theb machinery
-FIcycnIb Ward Republican Associaiion;rA t kes
ul.I Meeting OF this Association wiz DC MY Sn a. n
O'Clock. 1O2I- = 80
Fish,eertL ward Council on n men. .Rs
,,.1 Nh. Ethteenth Ward Council are 6eeoy 80 cor
ssnSe II 6 place meeting e the Gfsse} nSae con on
n,I Of 81 av and 2OthEt where ney W." % ,rf,cnarIv re-
aSsS Meeting on gEsoA x be
brought forward for '''i0H 0' O. H. ADAMS President.
oo.srLus H. wmrAxEs secEe..Iy.
The twentieth ward Republican AssSei KI
mo, Sept 's'ei0ef' Nm 1i 'n sTEWRRT President
CaAs. MISSING, Secretary.
Phannx Buildings open transient visitors or per
psnent resd.nts Board IS 30 to Sc % peI week.
30 room and duration o. st Qag nuHTteG bs Win
pasc slwsJ available Accommodations to rent TO ar dTo
gs s Ssa ASde: JAMES sew %IPSREN
New.Jersey.
Plea for the BibIc.,The Re-; G III j,
The Bible against the attacks Of modern sgrua,m aud in es
position Of Its Phenomena the first On Medarsa5y evening
oesi Mediums and sdyocstes Of spTns'm are invited to
..Ss M .a S cents ' tS the
al styer an address in the McDougsl Baptist Church
,,he Rev Duncan Dunbar's), on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
s@Tt,nber a. o'clock the last prior TO his departure for
The iunsjes OF India collection will be taken TO aid IN
procuring books for the Mission School in Bnrmsh
Lirh n entirely disconnected with home organization
Erepds Of Missions earnestly invited TO attend
American Institute Earmers' Club meets e. The
Repository No. 55l Broadway TUESDAY Sept at noon
Sn6eots; The Small Fruits" and Irrigation Tansa
tons &C. will be- read Strangers always especially welcome
Admission ftse TO all. III. MElGS, Secretary.
Wnter-Cure.-Dr. TRAILS IESTlTCrE No. 10
Lrh It Oldest and extensive Water Cure in the
Iri:ed ststes. Dr. TRAIL cures Cancers, Polypu Tnfn0
FuBas SalDnering Female Dplacenents, and many other
di,ssees usually considered the oppro5ru" Of the profess
sion He competent slc and female essocste Ply cau
g sexsrs practice and will spare labor expense TO
MAINTAIN reputation The leading Health instltuon OF the
The Hygeio Therapeutic College tcharered by the LIE
this INSTITUTION. The science
precryns health well the art of healing diseases is here
TAUGHT an prsced Boarders and patients have the privilege
ndnE the Lectures School Exercises without
charge. Charges always reasonable.
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rJ,IIE IOWA CITIZEN is the best paper in tbs
i West as medium through which to advertise Il slso
,y., account Of the progress Of Western Railroads
And Land gpecnstions sud through which Capitalist,
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magnificent edition Of the
POEMS OF EDGAR ALLAN POE.
In one vol spendidly and pIoasy illustrated BY the
fol DISTINGUISHED American and foreign ARTISTS Darcy,
Bhket Foster TeDncl Pickerss, CIopsey Dnsgan AMI A.
ksdot Engraved by Linton, Cooper Evans WIN new
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dsguerreotype taken shortly before his death -,
The work will be beautifully printed on The best and very
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y L r a y G l. I s.
d. APPLETON Co Nos. $40 and SO Broadway,
PUBLISH THIS DAY:
TWO HUNDRED LYRICAL POEMS
PIERRE JEAN DE BERANGER.
DONE INTO ENGLISH VERSE!
BY WILLIAM fUUNI,
"a. 4nn 49,. ~


One volume limo, 400 pages Price, g -.
The recent Of Beranger has revived foreigners
that interest his written works which has absorbed hi: own
couuymcn during about half The st edition,
therefore this attempt to render large portion Of his N ieT'
pieces into tongue being exhausted has been thought op
poI tune 10 put forward another. an 80, ,
To the accompanying sketch Of BeTapser's e published
seven there scarcely line to be added Singing no
In, and resoutcy his from notorey the old
which from very ay period be had delighted 70 egn-oveI'
took his physical malay iricd him
yeey end his mind its equabe tone 20 tbs last
Par. humble lodging the 18Th OF July and
following day his remains hurried into the grave at
the Cemetery Pre Chbe The haste Indecent but
caused perhaps by State necessity Long ago. IN one oil nj.
lighter the Poet had the occasion, and sung
his funeral Could he have forcseen that when me
event actually occurred the which he mstrusted
would officially supply the chief mOuners and the People with
whom he loved identify himself would be kept aooi by bayo
nets he would have touched the subject les playully.
But all his death and burial will in degree affect his
fame Krencben ettered ADD unleered lo1s awarded
to Pierre Besnger foremost place i'll their esteem
the world OF ooteron appear question his preen
A. a lyIic poet he has never been surpassed. ,.
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We arr slkd b BE- Able 10 say that
The late his visds nd eold wes,Aw
have had Seusi effect cs the cotton
crop d cus bottom laad,. Some s~o
weeks dnee ve wsrs led 10 suppose
that the warm rains would cause many
Of DE hollis to Ns. ba, upon isqsIsy
Ne And that . greater ssmbes u sscA
hollis are noe opening shah vsA a.
'ie'ps'sd. Daring the lac, too days
We have made . pretty general isvss.
''sa'lch Of the state Of The crcps b
osr county. All while Va ind that Ne
prospect Is better than ~ anticipated.
VET u r. almcss certain that Ne vill
IAN shcr, some ten 90 twenty pcr csst.
81 IN average crop. ., least. II no,
more.
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the tfaei tsken Together 10 nne NJ ~
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and lksly. and we'll trained 10 IL
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some VI The mosl lruriy aud Aeei~l
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Tor any fault.
Also = certificate ~ lwcn,, sia,s h
RAILROAD Comusn,. "
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farm mula.' a,., 1917
yle 81 esen. for,, head ~ sa,,I. ~, .ss|
stacs hogs, ~ head II Cue ION ~
urs ~car,isse' near, rcn ,asl
"a he,.eI' ~ ,o.l No.. ."s W. ~,
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s'trrut0 S,~oss.

Oar Csur, adjourned % Thursday
last. At 10 o'clock. .. ", the eu,irr
'iccAes having been cleared The will
ea'e II McKiunic W Ferry and wife.
VA decided by the jury in favor Of
the contestants. Perry and wife. and
tho sin &c, aside. The other party
viii take the cs.s Ia the suprcme
''ur', As an evidence cf The i'm.
proved state Of msssls IN on. county.
their vas not a single csss for sris, on
the State locke, Of high criminal
character, AMI ta, very few Of any
hibi.
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Them slii hm . grand thnHmaa
Pats sissn IN fa.ala. 90 fadaf
stshlhr The cath ilseeaa.af Thksls
avs dailsfs, 10 be- had N The Manager.
isd 30 y else NJ asnii,mah vi
Hi'isi laip lhe 'pam without . ilehs
Manager Holamon' Iamssi l3d
vatd 'afie' ! \ Molsad 4 T.
so'shy dfcca wstins \ G rsslw.
! n HImmona
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~ nsrAsf 10. hai ~ vlftas n. M
inlsslseaiafg dpefae N To thaneafy
rHar ~ FsnaIh ruun,y, Msslulrrl,
p%fanouhaea ~ he ipfh ~ N Nutam
be-, ls4l, IN lhe ease n sarah A Ilshap
n alta " f'irklas NJ ais. The under
SIGNED tummisslAr4 will, on SAT- H.
uAi, ihe u lev ~ ianuaft.iyik, NJ The
teuft llenss DUR. In H. i0vnuf Pamela.
within lawful hours, ell 10 the hlphas,
bidder, nj pablo suctiun, ths ~folluains
slaves, 10 VII Ntuet, nint, lind, and
her h,e children, named klhrri. %lasier,
Harriet, sarah, and . small child. che
name n which 4 u%nkhnen, on q credit n
twelve months FROM The day N sale
huni ana security will te felnfei N
lha puf hasers, and The statutory lluh ~.
tanned an the slaves 10 secure the Ia
meni u lha purfhHsr money.
These slaves are nal sold fof any f%alia.
d iuf tho rarpasr II making . division
Among the heir. under the decree alefc.
snil lutiN &, HARRISON.
dpv2.lv Commits ioner b. thbn,sry,