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Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-11-26
ELIZABETH Lock. Exccutrix of Public Prob tie
JoHH Lock, deceased, Court Petition
rs, to sell lands to
-PETER Lock, et al. pay debts.

~
In obedience to the order of the Court in the
,bove cause on Saturday. November %. 1857.
between 10 A. NJ. aud / O'Clock Z. NJ, l will Of
fer for sale on the premises the GLOWING real
estate, situated in PrebIe County, Ohio, to wit:
being part of the Southeast quarter of Sec
tion twenty, TownshipScven, Range Three, E. st.
Beginning on the Section. line of sevcnty-two
qolcs South of the North east corner of said
quarter; thence North eighty-two aud a half de-
grees West. twelve poles and sixteen links tC !,
corner; thence Moth seventy eight Ierrecs &c :,
corncri thence So"th fc,i degrees, East fort v
two pole ~ ~ corner; thence North sixty four
deG."cS East. fHy-four poles and twenty-five
West,.eight poles TO the place OF beginning, con-
II acres"
Also, "A part of the South west quarter, See
tiOa twenty one, Township Seven. Range three,
| East, beginning on the half Section line. seven
weight poles West of the North east of the
said; thence West with the variations on the
half Section hnc, f~ifty-two poles and twenty
links to a stone corner; thence South fifty-thrce
legrees East, thirty-Six poles and sixteen links
TO a stone corner: thence South thirty-one and q
half degrees East. twenty poles and ten links to
Il stone corner: thence North eighty four de-
grees East, fifteen poles and twenty-three links
to n stone corner; thence North parallel to the
Section line %forty-one poles to the place of be.
ginning, containing eight acres andtwelye poles.
The said tracts will be sold Scpa rat tie " or toreth-
CT as will best suit purchasers.
Appraised at $"
One third cash and the residue in two euua1
payments IN one and two years with interest,"
from the day of sale. to be secured by mortgage
on the premises,
ELIZABETH LOCK. Ex't'x of
JOHN LOCK, deed.
w. J. GILLMoRE, Attorney.
Mt a 90
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Estate Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
has been duly appointed Administrator of the
Estate of Henry limerick, deceased. Those hav-
ing legal claims a gainst said estate viii present
the same legally authenticated for settlement.
and all persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to
-g PETER HULTRY, Admir-
Nov. 10. IS57--St.
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NOTlGE

Is hereby, given that there will be a petition
to present to the Board of County commissioners
in and for the County of Ireble and State of
Ohio, at their next regular session. the object
and pray of which petition, will be to have a
County Road laid out and esta blished as follows.
to wit. Comnencing at the section line, close to
William Swesher's miIl-dam, IN Harrison Town
ship, in the County Road running West from
David SyIor's land RAINING South on the section
line to the Southeast corner Of John Rexus
farm, in Twin Township: thence Southwest
to the County Road running West from what
used to be called Wcaver's mill, and about forty
rods est of sid mill and there to terrni. III tie ar
said County Road, IN Twir Township. Prrblc
County Ohio. 4 PETITIONER. ?
Oct. i. 1857.
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ROAd Notice,

NOTICE is hereby giuen; that a petition will be
presented to the County COMM ssioners at heir
next regular December session. asking the ap-
pointment o. Commissioner to lay ont and eS-
tablish a Free Turnpike road, commencing at
the Daytan and Western Turnpike road OH the
line between section IS and So in Washington
Township: thence OH the section line west as al
80 on the line of the present road, to the rtad
running N nth and south between Washington
and jackson Townships
lii 4 PETITIONER,
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THE --LATEST ARRIVAL,
FROM NEW YORK AND PHI ADELPHIA!
NEW DRY Q
T@ FOB THB FALL AND WINTER TRADEN

" VANAUsDAL & CO, are in neept of the largest tock of Goods offered in this market
wanting cheap and serviceabeg goods. Feeling confident that from long experience sufficient
purchase our Goods exclusively for cash. close attentions the purchase of every ar
Iie offered by us for ale we can render satisfaction as to price and qualify Our stk bm
purchasedm New York, Philadelphia, INT otherE Eastern cities in mny inNances dec
from thu mandatory and embraces aperv variety than usually Wound in countrys stores In
addnono our lge stock Of aaoredD Dry Goods we Keep
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Price 81 per Bottle, OF Six for So
Delivered to amy Address.

Delivered to amy Address.
Accompanied by reliable and responsible Ger
t~ificates from Professors OF Medical Colleges,
Clergymen and others
Prepared and sold by II T HELMBoLp,
Practical and analytical Chemist.
No. So South TENTH street. below Chestnut,
As emily Buildings, Philadelphia.
szy~ To be had o all Druggists and Deal
ers throughout the United States, Canadas, and
British Provinces .s
- beware of Commercials
Ask for Llelmbold's-Take no other.
CURES GUARANTEED.
For Sale by J, 2. BR0OkINS Son.
Sent. 8. 1887
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LIFE PILLS
--,a.. y g-rl - O.
P b e i Bitter /.

TIE best FAMILY MEpIclSE now before
public. for the cure of ScrofuLd, Ulcers, Sou.
or EruPtionS of the Skin, Feccr and Ague, LIZ:
pepSiG, DroPSy, and in fact most all disc :
seon yield ~totheir curative properties.
1t has been computed that during the L.
twenty five years upwards of FOUR MILLION
of persons have been benefited by the-u =r--,
these medicines; a fact which speaks volum' :
favor OF their curative propcrties-a siHglet4 =
will place them beyond the reach of coupe. Il.
in the estimite Of every patIent. BY their y -
the BLOOD Is RESTORED TO A HE4hT3fy
STATE and freed from impurities The sy< -
Is not reduced during their operation. butt
vigorated, and they require no restrain from b.
mess or plea sure.
The afflicted Ia ne in taese medicines a rene
that 1ciA do TO-. ther1 ell that medicine CA pc,
li6ly eject.
PREPARED DY
W. B. NOFF1T, If, d.,
PRoPRIEroR, New York,
w For sale b. BRooE1NS i SOY. Eaton
Ohio -.--EaE -.F. r F a
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BOOTS AND SHOES OF ALL KINDS!

Queensware and Groceries, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Iron, Nails, and Steel
Locks, Latches, Butts, Table Cutlery, etc.
TRIMMINGS AND sSADDLERS HARDWARE.
including eagle, tyre and carriage bolts, clips, and turned collars, the yer
best made top enammeled drills, musins and ducks, enammelled trim
ming drills, slvered, brown, black or crimson, a very superior article,
Wards top and trimming, leather, dash, bow, and collar leather, floor oil
cloths, hair, and rugs, Wilton and Brussels carpet, strings, laces, and tas-
sells, glasses, joints and props, names, hubbs, bows and bent fellows.
All of WhicRVV will be sOIda rs cheap S they can bc purchased in
Observation-Disclosures Cincinnati 0 + elsewhere. -s5
Sept. "a, 1857.
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EHRER DAYS
AVER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the steamer Atlantic.

Farther Dec1iae IN Coaon-Breddstgfs
fss oaa Provisions DeeEaaag. 8 css
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1875, 10; Illinois Central shares, 14@l
16 discount; New York Central shares,
40.
The atlantic Telegraph Company
have decided to renew their operations
for laying the cable the latter part of
june next, commencing from the mid
die of the Atlantic as originally de-
signed. Messrs. Glass & Elliott had
commenced the construction of addi-
tional cable, making three thousand
miles in all. Messrs. Easton & Ames
were building new paying-ou machines.
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HeaEE Faflures in ENGLAND
and Scotland
NV YoRk, Monday, Nov: %. .

MoNEY MARkETs STRINGENT.
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". B. MOFF1T If. D.,
~Y,I9OMPSON q ia

PROPRIETOR, New York,
~ For sale b. BR1oE1NS i SOY. Eaton
Ohio. Is a-s-. s. al 3. - II
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SAVE YOUR MONEY,

W. J. GILLNoRE, Attorney.
Oct. 23th. lS57.-4w.
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Bg- Admiration must be continued
by that novelty which first produces it;
and how much soever is given must al
ways be reason to imagine that more re
mains. .. .-.-E
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:eITgS. ARTHUR & CO.,
Nov. 10. 1O3 Walnut-st, Philadelphia.
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November ), 1857.
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HOSIERY AID GLOVES.

Corded SkmH;C inhnc Skhne,a a. variety Of Dress md Cbak trimmings and Fnnes, Eear
and Light Brown and BlachedM Muslin and DrhngS Brown hached and oUed Cano
Fannks SwEses, Cambics, irish Linens E1gngs, Laes FkuncngS, Silk and Menh
.UnderKmt Wooden and Cotton Drawers, White ant Fancy Skirts BSons, Collars, era
v ts Tie, Scarbo nTCOmfots, White Embroidered anu Damak Curtains, +f- .
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-11-26

If YOU are suffering with any of the above dis
tress:ng ailments, theiFluid Extract BuehalwiI
cure you. Try it and be convinced of its efficacy
s Beware of Qlack NOstrumS and Quack
Doctors. WHO falsely boa ST of Utilities and refer
ences. Citizens know and avoid them. and save
long suffering Money, and Exposure, by send
ing or calling for a bottle of this Popular and
Specific Remedy.
1t allays all pain and inflammation. is per-
fectly pleasant in its taste and oder, bat i.nme-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-24
PERSONAL.

80. Mrs. Brown, widow Of the late Mai Gen
Brown, U A, arrived in this city last nigh
tiveS.
60: Hon Henry Potter, Judge OF the District
Cont OF the United States in North Carolina,
died al bis residence, near Fayetteville, on the
2Oth instant.
-. "Fan Faronne," understood to be Mis-,
Harriet Tanning Reade,) the spriyhtly cores
pondent Of the Boston Post, thinks il a mi for
tune that the Senate gallery Is so arranged that
the Senator'S backs are turned towards the la.
dies.
go. IL is mentioned as an instance of great
physical energy and indomitable spirit, that
Washington Irving, the popular American wri-
ter, now seventy five years old, walks to DR..
Creighton s church, in TarrytOwn-Of which he
is vestryman-and back, five miles, nearly
every Sunday.
80. The New Orleans Picayune says that some
new and unexpected evidence has been educed
by that iDdornitable little woman Mrs Myra
Clark Gaines, in her famous case She brings
FORWARD various Witnesses, rngrdveTs, writing
masters, snd other experts, to show that the sig-
nature of her father, Daniel Clark, afi red 10
nous documents, is forgery An interesting
point ia this connection Is the testimony to the
rnect that these signatures were executed with a
steel pen, whereas Ia is well known that, at the
me OF thsir date, 1874. steel pens were not then
In use. e. ..''. ~ ~ :
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Thirty. fifth Csngress-First Session.

In THE SENATE, yesterday, after we went to
press. Mr.. Stuart concluded his speech against
the Kansas policy Of the Democracy, and was
followed by Mr.. Broderick on the same side
Mr. Brown then gave notice of his purpose of
replying to the speeches of these gentlemen soon
after the close Of the recess about to be taken by
Congress
After some further conversational debate on the
Kansas question, in which Messrs. Doolittle and
King participated they went into Executive SEES
sion, at the close of which they adjourned until
the 4th January proximo
Is THE HOUSE, the question was put on agree
ing to the preamble and resolution of Mr. War
rem, which are as follows
Whereas IL appears from the proclamation of
Brigham Young, late Governor of the Territory
of Utah. from the Presidents Message and from
later developments, that the said Territory is
now in open rebellion against the Government of
the United States therefore.
" Resoired, That the Committee on Territories
be instructed to report the fact, and inquire into
the expediency of the immediate exclusion from
this floor of the delegate from that Territory
Preamble adopted-yeas l07, nays &c
After further debate by Mr.. Keitt against tn.
resolution, so much of the Presidents Message
relates to Utah was referred to the Territories
Committee.
Mr.. Faulkner reported from the select commit.
tee to make arrangements for the accommodation
of the press, &c, in and around the new Hall, a
series of resolutions, the substance of which were
as follows:
l Assigning portions Of the galleries for the
use of the press, Of foreign ministers, and la.
dies gallery.
| = Reserving certain Hobbies and staircases fol-
the use Of the press and persons admitted to the
floor.
| o. Directing the superintendent to ft up the
| reporters gallery with seats. desks, and conve-
| niences for writing and taking notes.
| 4. Rescrving the room in the rear of the re.
Porters' gallery for a telegraph room and for re-
| porters.
| 5. Directing the present document room to be
| fitted up for cloak room for members
| 6. Authorizing six additional assistant doo-
| keepers and assistant messengers, and six addi.
| tional labOrers.
| 7. Amending the 18th, 18th, and 10Th rules
| enImeratrng the persons privileged to the floor
the terms upon which reporters may be assigned
| seats, &c.
| 8. Allowing the committee further time to re.
| port on the matters referred to them
After some discussion and opposition, the said
| resolutions were adopted.
| MIR. Petit announced the death OF his late
| colleague, Mr.. Samuel Brenton, of Indiana, il
an appropriate eulOgv and Mr.. Bennett also d.
| livered feeling tribute to the memory of the
deceased.
| Mr.. Niblack announced the death of his late
colleague, MIR. James LockhaTt, of Indiana In
| an appropriate eulogy, and was followed by Mr.
| Davis, of Indiana in an appropriate tribute t.
| the memory of the deceased.
| The usual resolutions of coincidence &c. IA
| both those cases were passed; and then th,
| House adjourned over until the ith of January
| proxmo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-24

NJ ASSESSORS NOTICE.-The voters of
the Assessors will attend at the places designated
below from 10 O'Clock a. N. to 3 O'Clock p. m every
to The 81 of this month inclusive Si the pGsp s,
ofIevlsing and correcting the poll lists: -
FIRST Ward-Samuel RedfeTn's. corner of Penn
sylvana avenue and Nineteenth street. -
Second Ward-George +. Stewards, corner Of 18th
and streets.
Third Ward-J. M. Downng's, L street, betw. en-
18th and 18th streets. -. :
Fourth Ward-City Hall.
- Fifth Ward-B. + Dyer's, New Jersey avenue,
ID ann r. streets south.
Sixth Ward-Edward Wayson's. Z street, be-
tween 9th and 9Th streets. =
Seventh Ward-John IT. Bird. corner of7th street
ana Maryland avenue above d. Boswel's drug stor,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-24

1SA CARD.-JNO. w. MARIN would re-
~ spectfully inform the public that he has re-
turned TO the city after a short absence, and re-
sumed the Drug business 1t hi, old stand, corner of
New York avenue and 18th street, where he was so
literally patIonzed for the last ten years, and that
he has greatly improved its interior, and fitted it out
with complete aud entire new stock OF every
thing IN the medicine line, all of which he selected
with great care. and guarantees to be as pure and
fresh rs can be found any where to the dIspensin
OF hch he will give his strict personal attention as
heretofore, and his residence being the pre-
Will enable him to devote his whole tue to the
business. He has also added a large and elegant az
soTtmsnt OF Per;umeIy and Toilet Articles, and
every thing the fancy line that usually Ike Of in
hrst class Drug Store, and having rent or debts
tn pay he guarantees To sell as low similar goods
New York dir 2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-24

~ per gallon; Water Ices, Cakes of every va
riety and sty les Jees, Charlotte de Russo, Blanc
IN The Conectionery line At ~. PHi1 EPH HIoe
ICE CIR Fam STORE, corner 18th and r STREETS.
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n6-eotJan5 Coliector

0~-ORPHANS' FAIR NOW OPEN AT
ODD FELLOWS, HALI.--The. Lady
viii open THIS EVENING and continue EVERY
EEy,IENlNG this week, except the 25thl at Odd
orphan grs under the charge Of the sisters of Char
ity. They have spared no pains to prepare fes-
Ivai WORTHY Of their patrons, ard will ,fer an end
less variety of Fancy and Ornamental Articles,
Toys, Confectionery, &c. suitable for Christmas
and New Years Presents. The Hall is hands omely
exec lent MUSIC WI u be IN attendance every evening.
Substantial Meals served up at all hours.
AdmIttan II cents. Season tickets 81 cents.
d2l-Gt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-24

IL Dan Rice devotes the proceeds of to
nights performance in Baltimore, for the relief
Of the poor of that city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-24
;. BARGAINS in HOLIDAY ATTIRE.

NOAH WALKER Il CO. respectfully announce
TLEMEN'S and YOUTHS CLOTHING for the
holidays, which they intend disposIng Of at their
usual low prices. Having established a reputation
Tor the superiority OF goods offer them the
pu He coz hdent oil giving perfect satisfaction
price, make. Mt, and material.
From our variety we enumerste the following:
Moscow Beaver, Raglan and Clarendon Over Sacks,
of superior sty ie and various shades,
Back Beav5r and Cloth Surtouts,
Blne and Brown Beaver SuTtouts ard Over Sacks
Derby shire kersey Raglan Over Sacks,
EDgli Pilot Cloth Over Sacks and Coats,
French TrcOt Beaver Raglans and CIarendons
Fancy beaver Rag ans, fur trimmed,
Clocks, Talmas and Cape Goats,
Shawls ofall grades and prices,
Z For BUSINESS and DRESS SUITS we have
Snperur Basket Cass Suits,
Silk Mixed
Fancy and Plain /"
Black Cloth Frock and Dress Coats and Pants
French Breast Cass, Cloth Silk and Velvet Vests,
A splendid assortment Of Pants and Vests of all
qualities and materials, with without side
bands.
We would also invite attention to our carefully
selected stock of F furnishing GOODS, consist
Marssllles and Linen Shirts.
Hosiery, Understands Drawers,
Scarfs, Ties. amdkerchiefs,
Stocks, vi uff FRS, Umbrellas, &c.
Flushing Travelling Rugs.
All OF which we will dispose of at such reduced
prices AS Ia defy competition. Call and examine at
MARBLE HALL EMPOKIUM
Browns Hotel Building,
"A diJani No. 553 ia. av.
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T. FEW DAYS IN WARRINGTON.
LFF!CACIOUS CURE FOR
CORNS,
BUNIONS,
SOFT CORNS

ESsS5t Xxx St!; ;tHh Ttt FOX
'0N'0s sS'rr ooTs zor NAILS.
Without Cutting or Causing tile Slightest
P0,n-by
D. R. 9 c H L. OS SER,
Surgeon ChropOdist to the principal Sovereigns in
and opRP1WSS 81 'ana e: she
vIrons that HE WILL STAY HERE ONLY A FEW DAYS,
Ss seee,y a GoR q
Troublesome Tor NAILS. sii Of which. however T
and pernahentiy cure i'm n few moments without
the slightest pain or Inconvenience, either during
N. b. Office-224 Fsrstt. bst,ceen lara aud 18th
streets, Hsor the Treasury beparfm.Ht. Once
hours from 10 a. m till .. M, and till O'Clock
Will visit ladies at their own residence by giving
a few hours notice. .
II The following testimonials are similar to the
thousands In the Doctors possession:
From II. M. the King Of Bararia.
Mr.. Schosser has operated on H. Majesty's feet
with great SKILL and without the least pain. Cert
he'd by II. Majesty rs command. BN. fOLLER.
From III. Imp. Hishness, the Prime. Jerome Ma
Mr.. Schlosser's ma estrait des cors arce beaucoup
JEROME NAPOLEON.
From William Rire. Proprietor Of the Pennsyl-
Mr.. Schlosser has extracted two corns from INV
feet winch were extremely painful for many years.
snd ne S
who are troubled with corns as the only person
have ever known TO perform he operation scientii
ca.ly and without pain. -f t1 WIN. RICE.
Philadelphia, Sept. IS, 1857.
From PieTc. BKtLtr, Esq.
Dr. SchlosseI has extracted a number of corns
from my feet with great skill Ard without Rsip
Phl'adelphia, Nov. 9, 1857.
From DR.. S. M. Lands, Physician 30 the Gin
Water CHrs Institute at philadelphia.
DR.. Schosser has extracted, without pain or sore-
ness. Gig ht very painful cOrDs IN few minutes
would advise my friends and the public generally to
go TO Mr.. SchlOsser and have thsms elves relieved
of thess toe tOrmentOrs. -
~ s,M. lands. NJ. d.
Thousands oftestimonisls from the United States,
snd also from Royalty, Nobility, and medical men
from Europe con lie seen At the Doctors Once pa
street, betreen 14th aad I5th streets, sear fks
Treasury epdTf11eHf
USLrA Few Days IN WASHINGTON.
ds5-lm = .raHF nf1~t p b -. ~ III az 4
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w HOL DAY GOODS.
w ATClES, yEWELRY, SILVER A
PLATED WARE,

- 49, IlyAIED WAKE.
Nj. w. CALF * BRO. invite attention to their
stock of new and elegant goods suited to the pres
ent season. They cnumerate IN part
LADIES' and gentlcmen's gold enamelled Watches,
richly studded W Ith diamonds.
DIAMOND Bracelets Brooches and Earrings,
Diamond. Emerald, Ruby and Pearl Finger Rings.
Diamond Crosses, Diamond, Emerald, Ruby, aid
Pearl Studs,
Stone, Cameo, Pearl, Coral. Malachlte, Florentine
Mosaic, and all other varieties Of Necklaces,
Bracelets, Brooches and Earrings,
Solid silver Tea Sets, Walters,
Pitchers, GOblets. Cups, Spoons.
Forks. Fruit and Dessert Knives, Ladies', Napkin
Kings,
And every other description of Fancy Silver Ware,
including
SILVER Card Cases, PortemonEaies, Snuf ard To
btcco Boxes,
Extra he w plated Tea Sets, Urns,
Kettles, Soup Tureens, Walters,
Casters, Cake Baskets, Butter Coolers, Card Tray s
&c.
The above. with world OF other articles too nu-
merous to mention Ia an advertisement, have been
gotten up especially for the holiday trade and will
he found 10 embrace the largest variety offered
to their customers
Those IN search of presents will lind it their ad-
vantage 10 make an early selection while our stock
is complete. NJ. w. GAIT d BRO.
Jewellers, S24 Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10th SITS.