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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-04-09

WORDS TO THE UNwIsE OR, THE DoNKEYs DICTIoN-
ARY-Advce; Generally consists, even where the giver
is sincere, in recommending somebody else to initiate
himself. One tells another what he would do if he
in that others place. instead of telling him what
would be best for him. differently constituted to do in
his own. Advice is very commonly mere dictaton the
expression of desire to control other peoples nclna-
tons and regulate their conduct In reviewing past
career, in almost every instance, repent of having
taken the advice took and rejoice for not having
taken that which rejected Medical advices is Of
dubious value and advice gratis is not worth what it is
offered for Little dependence be placed any ad
vice but that OF respectable solicitor Banter Is the
polite and playful expression of contempt 1t is the
body dares to banter judge on the bench or anybody
that be fears The objects of banter are usually those
on whom it can gentlemen think that it can be prac-
ticed with impunty. Banter tries philosopher as
reasonable conversation bores fool To rid yourself OF
the plague of banter you must retort it, but in the
taation of banter care should be taken to return insult
for insult in an elegant and pleasant manner-Pna.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-04-09
Cnmels for the ARMY

WASHINGTON, April 2-The government has made q
contract with citizen of Texas for the. purchase
$25, 900 worth of Camels for the use of the army.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-04-09
Sailing of the Arnhfr

NEW York, March 3l.-The steamer Arabia sailed
hence to-day for Liverpool with ninety passengers i'll
Guiding Commander Pendergast, of the United States
navy. She takes out S. 900 in specie
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-04-09

Why is lady putting on her corsets like man who
drinks to drown his grief! Because in laeing herself
lshe Is getting tight.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-08-26

So. When requested ts beta, 10 al FsSj'sFs spsaF
"a. ana Ia Re aa.lss " tavtf sstass.
Is lie snN Prepare s'ssaeis fes ms 81 scirsese
hilaxst,as spa S'rrr Exc sNssraHenE u agtA2E ~
lis 9.~ "a he sgreers the State. Si$n fe4u~sssd ny
Ia tagsFsoF sseres%ry. AetAs 81 tfTsSasrr q sac
see H. fhaj "a All easts hfssuxs' uHaef ne bftaA's
has AZ laS sea mris @rs teaf b s*a' y AZ sht.
IN u anr eqnns 81 taa. ast retained ~ s' ~ Nse
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ms tf uxy General uteis b. asH ~ ft sstS ar SAY "a
~ otarers 10 security sAsA pa feSssct g. - "a.
SAr he That lie AssafeAy 1essfN AaAh saF ~
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fr Aas arg. e. 4Aa ssAsA'e sapesss fTststtf~ w
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ana eE4a a f~t4ster al srttep 0 af apntata a. Hu
b, hfo nAsA sAiA k he 8 at 0elSsr 70 his ssera ss'
81 the 1ssrs tl.aa Vi ~ ARA .
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psas~Ne. . ..,..s..u a., N
WILLIAMS flutossE Pxf-if Sfnssst a
Appeosei Juig eass sAkhh, kitee IN haSscs ~Hane
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WIZ Fa.srls sAssns ss-sre,ary Of state,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-08-26
AN ACT
Regulating the Hours Of Manua! Labor.

Re cugfrsd b u, fssi.fsrsrs 81 ne Stay n stsSss~
seesioa hal tD hi sarisk, work shops ans
oiasF used r mechanical manufacturing psr
poses ia the state of GlnsssoA, where osiren nadsS
DE age o. sshisen sun souen smqict 81 he
labor Vt lie pefxs2 Aforesaid, Shat uoa sneel
hour Iof ss1,h jay saa ~ay aSssr, SO sho'd~T,
sHIosrr cisrE cFrtokn, ~5o tha4t compel
any cA,ia ekdeF rsxhseaa ye&rs Il age 'a
labor sBy gay eeeding 10 shall peffii sht
csth uolfF 5.@ uut4re, {acuf s9f IAsieFF
ssap 0sr places uss4 70, mech asts Al % aso
factaFips 4Tgesss 20 lad tee h49rs 10 any
day a1asr si< sbsaes SFsrs.sr asn loysr.
cisys ep.rsl. such Bst aling
shs.. Ne pro2sc he OF tass state
heurs tsitG. " W. pcaf~ ~ ssBft OF
eomp1tnl jurisdiction 81 is eeaeiS ~asf@a NE ssraa
s.xl and zpOsa eaon hcfcf1 ~ S"A8 "A any
no. isss Ian Ustrs han @na hgnds~i S9lars
hss IN al enFsgetassis 10 isusF N sej tn@
esAnlea MAJ ltas'rtis sBHiaessi asJs Noss ~sea
he gentrAt bor si4HB' aln he sub eel. ~ :" *h
erpress mat shall ceDssi 81 tsg ba-s-s
asd oil ggreeoe agsc1@ of engsz"nnanss, ~ t.9"r
tnne 60 .aeA lahos sbEll Re " construed
Tso 8 That EhsneFsg u aas .as8 - eu}lsesff h. A.
roraaafs brAi seeta u thia sri ne sss2r ska
tc pad ~ eFAty sressarrr rheTeln b@ issal
tssy ~ ash la sls b. ny hein aAsbgs-ss ~
So tenE..s Of ueHat3pa schesaf
see 4 Thls saAa AKA eHsc, ass te "a ieTes fg2ia
40 ziseF "a pssz%ss
"a. Bsirfsv. ~ Aakes y he II - X
Wn4tAs HdiGosss Prestisat = zoe ssssA'e
Approved Ausld stoas.A iayasspi stgsi Ats0l1''
Hs.sY y sistry
b1esvans
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-08-26

To prescribe the du'.es u Attorney Gsasrsl.
q, 81 .aief by he lsq sss'yrs ~ q, sssis v sHse~es
suterIsz Ey0a The gsTfsFsAea 81 as asiis saz.
ssa Of ss.raa5n before The sarrslss r"uF, o
ls.sea -.ass sne hi Cnassuen Il he stats Of Mime
.ea4 sal i@A'aiif seh rye aas asss Of his sa.'s.
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sac ~ 10 lfss 50 ~ ssss n al o@sss ia BE -
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-08-26

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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-25
sHRRIRR SAFE
j. s. Bristol aDY virtue Of an ex-
Va [Decut5on to me di-

s, srlsfol H. e 70 o. m an ok az
George VI. Little ct al Sreeted from the Court
of Cenmon Pleas Of FIankiin county. Ohio, 1
shall offer st public sale, At the door of the
Court House in Delaware, on Monday July Is,
1885, between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. m and
4 O'Clock p. m of said day, the following de-
seribed real estate, to wit Situated in Deia-
ware county, State of Ohio; the west half of
Lot No. eight (63, Section three 80, Township
four. Range nineteen, United States Military,
beginning at a post at point A, the southwest
corner OF the lot. the corner of lots Z, 5, Is and
II. maple IS inehes disfHeter, north T3a degrees
west IS link, an old bearing tres; running
thence south SIS degrees So minutes east 81 poles
on the north line OF lot lS 20 q post at Is. on
the centre Of the south line of The lot, ash 5 in
ehes IN diameter, south IS minutes sest 5 links,
beech Il inches oiaiheter, north IS degrees east
10 links: thsnce north 10 degrees Ia east loo
$40 poles 10 u post at Z. On The esnSre OF the
north line of the lot, beech 70 inches diameter,
north SIS degrees west - links; thence norah IS
degrees 60 inmates west 81 poles en- the south
line of lot No. 5, TO a post at ID. the corner of
lois }, 6. Z, 5, elm II inches in diameter, south
81 east 4 links, al old bearing tree thence south
l degree II inmates vest los $40 poles on the
east line OF lot Nc. ! TO the place of beginning
containing ffty-one acres and 4 10-190 perch
es Of land, Surveyed and laid of September Is,
1szs.
ALso-in same county and State; a part of
old out-lot lumber tEsnsy-six 2s) called the
Spau;ding lot, being on Liberty street, eomsnen-
chg on the vest line OF said street, at q stone
nineteen rods from the northeast corner Of
said out-lot number tweHty-six {269; theme e
west twelve (l=1 rods 20 a stake; thence south
8 rods to a stake: thence east twelve rods 10
Liberty street; thcuce north three S3) rods to
tie place OF beginning Said Out-Ict number
twenty-six beng in the vacated part OF the
town Of Deizware being abouE % rods Of ground
lot now kncWn as rs on papiieAte-
e. SdERMAN, Sheriff
June %. 1883. $780, @ts
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-25

than hcresofore, if desired.
- Hoping 10 r6seirs Il more extended patronage from the
woui growers ami merchants or tile vest, we PROMISE un-
difbte4 S..sntion 10 Iheif iuteress 3, aud rtraain
VEfJ truly, &c,
GOODALE 81 co.
ciext,sn; Nav 81. lsss-z2r
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-25

8. NJ 4 P. RALRoAD.-Tt Is now said
that arrangements have been perfected which
will insure, beyond doubt, the completion
of this road from Delaware pits eastern ter
minus at Lakeviile, by the LIST of November
1859. Messrs Mitchell, Dafis & Co., are
the contrastors--ahd one Of the irm {Mr-
Davis) informed Us a few days since that
they will very soon eommenee work will a
strong force. We hope the present ar
raugemeht, unlike those heretofore reported,
win prove a sure thing and result in the
much-desired completion of the road.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-25
Guardians Sale.

ny order OF Court, l. as Guardian OF Grace L.. Ticknor,
ID viii oaer al paslic yendue, at the door OF The Court
T,nuSe IN Delaware, Delaware county, Ihfo. between us
hours OF one and four O'Clock p ~, ON the oIst day oil July
n.xI ihs one undivided half OF a tract OF land situttsd IA
he village Of snnburyi n.rksaire township, and eouaty A.
ioresaid IL being In lot No. 81 and q Dart eAcl OF In Lots
M n and so. Containing .-oths OF an acre. more or lesg-
known as the property formerly occupied BY Hosea W;
Chamberlain as 9 dwelling. subject TO the dover estate oil
the widow.
Terms Of sale: one-thtr8 of the purchase money IN hand
one.ihird IN one year, and one third IN TWO years, win IL
terest. The payments secured by mortgage on me premi-
seF. 4s oooAN -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-25

ALMosT EVERYBODY HAS HEARD OF MAahs
Aeur HALsAM-The sttsitiou OF our numerous
readers is directed to tho advertisement found
in another column of this paper, OF the high
est;mation that il placed uPon this, the 9re3fest
remedy knoson to Dsodern science We have new
err known any other medicine win IS large a
shore Of pubIic confidence in so short & time as
tL;s has done. if we may be alloWsi tie judge
from what we read; Bu. this should be sufficient:
particularly when W see such testiinon ials com,
inc from nen of nndoubted veraoitJ, from all
b.,t that ID Is one of the ereasest disco veries in
the medical world, and deserves the approoA'
sion and esteem Of our rcadeEs and the pooIe-
Sold by all good druggisss- Jeli-lH
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-25
w HotEsGbE.

---
THos. q. Muller, Plaintiff. Gsnrt OF Common Pleas.
against Delaware Lftthty, Ohio.
Robert Neeker, Defendant Petition
TfsIE defendant in the shove ease, WHO IS 4 rcsidrEt OF
J. the s ate of Missouri. is hereby nhtifhd that in the a
bofze ease PelEen ~as fled and Attachment isEned in The
Court OF Common Pleas in and for the county OF Delaware
and State of Ohin, OF the 18th day of June, A ID. 1855. The
OBJ eel and pravef of said plaintiffs petition is 10 recover q
Judgment against said defendant for Tho sum Of Two hun,
dred dollars, on a contract entered int0 in March. ls5e. AID
sub .eet properly 81 uatrd in sad cnrnty of Delaware and
Slafe azores aid for the payment of he same. Salt proper
" has bsen attached and the Defendant is required 10 an
swer or drnIur to SAID plaintiffs petuon on or before the
t4th day Of Az ust, Is5o.
BY J. S. JONES. AIRY. for Plaintiff.
;Ipaa u. 1853: lS3 sol =Ut
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-25

The financial editor of the Standard seems
exceedingly DESTROYS to get up a Controversy
with US in regard to the affairs of the county
treasury. He parndes an extract from our
paper Of July last, in which we. stated that
NO actual defaica,ion had then occurred, that
''all demands against the treasury had been
promptly met" and that the Treasurer was
"pesisise Of his ability to meet all demands
against it in regular course" When Il is
shown that Ia this anything false or unfound-
ed was stated, 1t will be time enough to re.
ply to the charge to that effect which is in
timated if not directly made. And if j, will
add 10 the ctedibility OF the statement, it
may net be asriss to say that the game in eff
feet bad previously appeared in that sheet.
We last week said as plainly IS language
could express il that the late Treasurer had
failed to meet the demands against him on
final settlement of his account to an amount
exceeding Sle.ooo-which of course is a
iefalcation. We alsc stated that as his bail
we're responsible, the county would sustain
&c loss; and further, that we understood his
sufeties had SO arranged matters with him
as 10 secure themselves from ultimate loss.
This is all denied, and 1t is inodesily charged
hat we are attempting to conceal and cover
up q defaication and adeceive the tax payers
So we ssdid a year ago" Without noticing
as they desesye these charges, we will
merely repeat that It will be abundant
time to refufe them when some attempt is
made to substastiase them-and meantime p.
fos the i~nforEasion Of others, will simply add
that we had the authoriiy of one of the su.
rites whohad been acting for the others for
Saying what we did in regard to the proba-
'biiiities of their being secured from ultimate
loss while in reteFence to their responsible
ity. NE presume no sane man can be found
IN this community who has doubts on that
score, and how the responsibility is to be a.
voided we are at loss to conceive, unless the
Courts or some ether competent authority de-
clare the bond fatally defectiye--and that
env such decision has been had in reference
20 il, va fancy will hardly be pretended.
we have no farther concern in, or con-
aecsiop With this affair, than The writer oil
s%se article E~eferred te--and aay hope he may
$, sytain OF making political capital out OF
:. ~ : seans Of a profiiess, iong-winded dis
.,ss;o, u nth Us on the subject, are destined
d De blas,eo', We have endeayored to give
our readers all she facts in the case thus far
and will continue 70 to do if anything new
ar impor,ant is develc sUed--but beyond that
unless & be to correct sross in'srePresenta
.ions, wa do not propose ~ make it the sub
Secs Of controversy.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-25
FITS! FITS!! FIT3i!
uAEGEtS vt:G
EPILEPTIG Pills

For the Cure of Fits SpaSms, Cramps, and all
Nervous and constitutional Diseases.
PERSONS WHO te iah8fing under this 4istrcsssng mala,
L dy will dnd tfASCAfs ~FECi4TAHi-E EfiLEPflC
rILl4St 10 pe the only fsinedy ever discovered IoE curing
Epilepsy or Failing Fits
iheee pills losses< a specific 1eiion on thc nervous sys-
tenn: and, sltIiuagh they Ire preps reu speciaily for thcfur-
. sac Of curing Fits, they Hili be feund OF especial benefi
For All 1arsnas iHIicted with weak nerves. 0r ~hoSeneFso"s
sysirIi has heeeervssrsted on <hatte5sed IRON any e@ns
shztever. 10 5&FoiAc cotnpsaInts, o. Diseases cltaaasLaeh
Ing, -uperindasea by nervousness. they are exceedingly
n Psiee s3 per5ex, ar tive boxesfor s.. Personsontofthe
ssItv. enclosing a remittanee, WI hare the pills sent ;hefh
iANGE, No. tUs B NIsrIMD RI STR aEf, Dahlnare, Nd,
to ~hcn orIersfron ailfarts g9the Union rnasta~--r3E
I'd. post Jaid- 5uac@ o-1F
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-25

HoLrowAx,s OIsTzEsT AND PILLs-Loak oHs
for G1unterfssas +Thess can always De de1setL
appears in every leaf of the genuine book OF d.
ra.,fons. Unless the words. " EoiLasraT, Aser
Inrk and L1adaa." are visible in semi-trans-
Inv lone "a spuriogs. To Leplete the system
by bleed ng and violent pnreing, is to derive
I;se,. MACHINERY OF IT'S motive power Thesa
great remedies disinfeet the blood and me Se:re-
tons, and cure external and internal Complains
bg DESTROYING their seeds in the vital fluids
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-25

We are indebted TO the Secretary o. the
State Board of Agriculture, Mr.. KLTFPAHT,
for a copy OF the Premium List and Regula-
tons for the next annual Exhibition, to be
held al Sandusky City in September next
We notice the names of two citizens OF this
county on the awarding committees-coi,
N. Dustin on the committee on agricultural
Implements. and Geo. W. Campbell On the
Committee on grapes.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-25

ANOTHER Witness FOR Din. Rosxcx--We see
that DIR. jean Ledoux u well known pracNtlon;
or in Franklin, Louisiana, has come out Win
: strong Endorsement of Or. q. w. Koback's cell
ebrated vegetable specifics. tho se~andinasian
BLOOD Pills and blood Purifier. lie says, Ia a
letter published in the Southern papers, These
medicines the Pills and Purifier undoubtedly
relieve disorders incident to the digestive or
gan-, improve the appetite, renew tho strength,
s,I4ynerI oas irritation ansttrce the systc,n tiefn
tho impurities which generate anu stimulate
d;s..sss uf the Stomach and Bowels Sush IN
ouaiifed praise from such source, carries weight
with il. and is seems to coahrm the result OF
our own observations. DIR. Rohackis advertise
May Isl mo
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-25

We understand the Commissioners have
contracted for a safe in which to deposit the
county funds, as provided in the sub-;reasury
bill which goes into operation next mouth
IL is to be placed in the room at present
nccunied by the Treasurer.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-25

A woxDKRFuL REHEDY i-Mr- b. D. @eods'
late Justice Of TIE Peace, East Birmingham, Pa,
says:
II have been afflicted with a disease of the
stomach. palpi,ation of the heart and neTVoas
headache, for nearly fifteen years, and have
spent some hundreds of dollars IN order 70 el-
fart a cn-e hut TO no purpose. After having
nsed lhree bottles of your Holland BitterS, l
feel myself entirely restored. can now cal
aud sleep well and attend to my business with
pleasure. anil would therefore recommends IL 10
all those similarly aaiictei.'
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-25

Sheriff and Master Commissioners Sale.
Wilson n Peter Andrews pY vir-
VS.. I'D tue o

vs.. A0 LdS Oh
Nathaniel Hart and Wife. q deeretai
order of sale to me directed from the Count o.
Common Pleas of Delaware county, Ohio, |
shall offer at public sale, at the door of the
Court House in Delaware, on Monday the 10th
day of July, 1858, between the hours of 10 o.
c ock a. IN. and 4o'cioek p. IN. of said day the
following described real estate, to wit: the ent
undivided half of the following described land
lying on the west side of the Seioto river, il
the county Of Delaware an State OF Ohio, be.
ing part Of Survey numb cred fourteen hnndrec
and .twenty-one t4zl) Virginia Military Land
commencing at u st ,ne on the bunk OF the mil
race u liltle north of the Sulphur Spring, and
running north l75 west 10 perches, north la
west II perches to about west of mill dam
north vi west eight perches to q corner stake
then noe south 20 west twenty-ei ght perches l.
links to corner stake; thence south 245 easl
thirty-six perches fourteen links to corner stake.
thance north 70 east twenty-five perches and
four inks to the place of begianing conta :
ing six acres ond twenty one perches.
CHAS. SHERMAN. Sheriff
and Special Master commissioner.
June 25, 1855. l$4,55J is.
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Why is the Demand so Great for
DR.. MANN'S AGUE BALSAM !

D aCtuSE t win. in ali cases. safely and eteetusily cure
II tsat tnucn dreaded scnurge of the Nest-Cbllis, Fever
AID Asae-Sithout f4l. and in ca 7es viii couiIteract Tie
pn5scl Of Malaria, oil which fact ti.3uSan $ do tvs ny and.
ciaSa OF diseases, nn3 as & lone II IL unsurpassed we u fti
Offer \ few ~eyidtnces Of its worth, By men vi iadaence asd
r'SS staa
PRIScEroS. Ill, Sepzemoer2 1li, 1851.
MfNS-Dear Sir: For several yeas past 1 have
usad ,o"r Agge Baisarl in my daily Prsetee, ana nave
,ch.aely oSs5-Eed its RGecl ii Hundreds 0f eases snd IN no
ms it filled TO prd=uca the most happy effect can
most eheerfnliy reconlmend ii rs a certain sIseciacio or ehflts,
fever and aSue, and n.aiaTio Is else@sSs- --r-
TrHiy#fours, II. At~-- a =
rfss1s.-
-, -4tchisan, Feb. 18th, 1861.
DR- MANN & COL have sold a large amount Of YOUR
eose OIL a. l believe il u be the oest remedy Tor chiiis, fe-
ser and 2gue, that has ever been sul1 in our state.
Respectfully Yours, GA. HYDE.
AsHTaECLA, Ohio. January LIST. 1853.
MESSRS. S. <. M..-a1 e CQ.--tfents IL canyassins IKE
States or CHS and Michigan Tar He sale OF the diderent re
nasdits of which we have control, our attention has been
called to observe the great name That your Asne Baisaln
has gained for itssliin every place where sold Il really
seems 70 be the PEoFLi s. OWN REMEDY, and It's s lie more
rapid fhan all others. III destined TO supaFeede all other
Very truly Yours, A.1& 5. HFsSDEF.
NEW YORK. February %. 1888.
MEsSEs-S. K. MANN & Go--Gcnts: Ih;re a our house
in st Louis sold your Ague Bals4nr some tiree &c trs. and
: . sareftlIT Q served its ELECTS IN CURING. and II asi ia
-, helfeve ia n3lal EXISTS in all the
world of n1rd cines. 10 naY parsonaf = IN - ~ y
RID permanently every time. and 4 lave kaaHH i us7t. ar
happy result. AMI. what is Uor'. fenafkaelc I haze 0ey-
er known q case out What reta4ined cured ior q: least tina;
feet triumph over caills ard eyer.
Respectfully Yoa,s, PRoF. o. J. WOOD.
s. &. MANN t 80. Pfoprieuars, Cation, Ohio. soli by
all good lrugzisis. May J.. !s5%-2pi
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Settlement 81 estates. &C.

nTuE ssaowing ADMINISTRATORS, GsardtaHs and Executor
i have d ed their papers fer iaal seuleInent:
Era Oias Administrator Of 8. y. Wins5r decd.
h. Prffehard Admin strdtt- of Ebus. & Williams decd.
Gearre I. Polter, Aduiuhstrt er of Harriet heedtr deed.
Peer He!ser Administrator Of Frederick Neiser dec'1.
William sharp, GUARDIAN of heirs gf Il. r Ben On deed
Isaac I,arss, 6uardisI ~ heirs OF bnniei barst decd
Alien I4itdar, ,Iusrd.an oE Lucy smith.
Benz. +. suhieis, tiusrttAn Of aibllh Runncls ct al.
Jahn Cunningham, Executor Of Joaa Yeas decd.
There will be a hsaring IN said cases at my office, III Del
May 4, ts5s LkASNEY. I4lb.J judge