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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-01-27
Auditors Notice.

NHE UNDERSIGNED AUDITOR All,
ted by tl,e Orphans Court Of Cambria CO. 50
to hear, consider and decide upon the Go. l.~-
James M'Dermitt, upon the fund IN me - taI = y,
William Kittell, Esq. Trustee for the sac
tain Real Estate OF Michael h'ueTmin' ~
and to report the evidence taken by nm NJ
Court, hereby gives notice that he viii az, Se-
that purpose at his Office IN kbehSUu.7 :;
Thursday. the 18th day of February L'A', -.
O'Clock, p. NJ, when and where all ,lI,5ry Iy51r~y
'efGsteN G tii"y 9oeo'S-at AuitsI.
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The Rhode Island Miracle.

Three or four weeks ago We published on
account. apparently well authenticated, that
Mr. Bourne. of Westerly, R. I, had sud
denly become deaf, dumb and blind. This
was followed by an announcement, soon after,
of his recovery, both the occurrence and re-
covery. being alike singular and anaccoun-
table. Says the N, Y. Sus :-"Ou Sunday
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-01-27

nsa- It viii be seen by to days paper the
firm of Stahl & Roberts has dissolved part
nership. The BUSINESS will hereaf ter be con :
Quoted by c. Thomas Roberts All indebted
nsss due the firm will be settled By c. Thomas
Roberts
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-01-27

Gy We advise those of our friends in a
state of single blessedness, who would win
the idol of their hearts, and enjoy that de-
mestic felicity known only to those in mar
ried life. to restore the hair on their bald
pates, change their grey locks to their origin
al color, make them glossy as silk, by using
Professor Woods Hair Restorative 1 is
now the standard remedy fer all diseases of
the hair and skin.-Ohio Statesman,
For sale here by all Druggist-10-2t,
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9 9 9 9 9 8 3 e 9 3 E 9 8

S 1t has become an established fact that
DR. Sandford's InvIgorator will cure Liver
Complaint, Jauudice and General Debility,
Many people, personally known to US. whose
word cannot be doubted, have given their
certificates to prove this, sad with such a mass
of evidence who can doubt
1t is truly the invalid friend, and will give
relief when all other remedies fail, aud in
some instances that have come undar our OBJ
servation it seemed the means of snatching
ite victim from the grave, We wish all our
re aders who need uled:cine would try one bot
tie, for it will surely give relief
For sale here by a. ruggists-11-4t.
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Estate of Patrick McCoy. dec d

uHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BhI-r hG-r,f-..
| pointed by the Orphans Court 81 \. = ID
county, TO make distribution OF the lcI.E Es
hands Of John Coy, executor o. -rf ut lsrs
Coy, dec d.. rs sheYn by re-stated ''I',,l iii ST
by notifies all persons interested iAal =" :. n. q
fee. in Ebensburg. on the 4th Gay 'i re-
next, at o'clock p n. ,.,l--5-.
ian. 6. 1875 s Sc
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-01-27

1- The Office Of the Spie, weekly sheet
devoted to scandal, in Cleveland, Ohio, was en-
tered on the 9th by party that suffered from
it secu rrility, the pre- knocked into old iron,
the forms into pig and the type thrown into
the street
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%%~
Suicide.

NEw YORK, Jan. 12.-Dr Anson >
ex-Presldent of Texas, committed suis3-
Houston, on the sth. by blowing rn, y
brains ~ q
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-01-27

Eg- The body of Julius Austin, veal
thy citizen of Detroit, was found in the river
at that place yesterday Supposed to have
committed suicide
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-01-27
TIMELY wOTET.

4 Ii persons knowing thcra~elFe' 49, Cr .r-
"A to the firm Of Ettingcr, Uil@1n a 70 a. =
hereby notified that the books d the IN. a. Al Il
the han DIS of Z, L. Johnston for ool!eI HlH n ~
persors knowing themselves indebted VIII
costs by attending 10 this in time. .-C,.
ETTINGER, ULLMAA y ~
Jan,2 1855.
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Letters of Administration having leeu P-sa
ted t. the undersigned, by The reri.te q Car
h-ia County o. tie es;a;e g Dau'sl 8ycDa-
!.;9 o. A .e-'a-y towrs'iiy Car0}ris Corn,
decd. NotiSe is hereby given 10 all thuse ~
3rbtel TO said estate II come aad make s,rt
merit. and th.se having ciaiu.s against e-ga,s
present them duly authenticated f,r s-ttlgn e.
ROSANNA NC DADE.
near tie Tunnel Al5gby,T,
Janv'21th 1853.
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DEATTY'S ARABIAN HORSE OIEINlE.
ES is warranted 10 cure IN every ilstan.f. .
used according t. directions, RinSbone, SPaT-'
ana Spiint. or any other calloUS OF AaIc lr-,'
II does not like ''c1rs ais" Of tie p-sS5r. q.
profess to cure all ills to which MAJ and .52'
are heir to, hat wi! most asSuredly cuTei.t l,1H
and remove all h!emishes resulting, >i1l
humps. callusitics. sc. 1t accompiisies ia S-''
by penetrating the pores and converting 'a5 q
mors or callous into pus OF matter ard is u
discharged through the skin without r5mor-s
the hair
Manufactured and sold by JAMES Il. Ge.:.'
and also at the Drug Store Of Or. WT. ~
MON and at the store Of THOMAS DEI. ~.
Ebensburg, Pa. 5aazv' -
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DESSOEEEsO&.

THE partnership heretofore existing be,r.,
j, ,Stabl& c. Thos, Roberts. in the C.r
Watch & ,Ieweiry business IS this dav .iiss.lrs
by mutual consent, and all persons fucp;-,
themselves ind, bted 70 the late firm Ivn. :. >
book account are hereby notified - come frxs,.
and settle before the first day Of March. 5.f..
wise their accounts will be LEFT il the hands 4
prorer officer r collection.
TIE business viii still be carrie! O. * .lel
stand by g. Thos- z abcrts. where the books n
placed for collection,
STAHL & ROHEGTs
Jan. =. Ie58-3t
EtSTRAY-CANET TO TIE RFSIpErT
~ Il the sUb~cTihcr re>iA;ngin Munster ,rp-
snip. OF the 10Th inst, SIX SIlEEP-t:e a.
mark on any # the number Is SNAIL sI5, In.
right car
JOHN / MINNIE
Jan. IS. 1888.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-01-27

@ Thos. w. Smith, tried for the mur-
der of Mr.. Carter, has been acquitted.
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o B I T j A r Y.

DIHD-On Thursday. 21st inst, Mr.. JOHN
DAVIS, of this place, in the SD year of his
age.
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ADMINISTRATIONS vQTECy.

Jan, IS, 1888.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-01-14
RARTICULAR NOTICE.

All persons indebted tie Elias Long are re-
quested, for the very last time, to can immedi-
ately and settle. Otherwise suit will be brought
and 10 mistake. That no one may have an ex-
cuse, Corn, Oats, White Beans, Wheat, Dried
Apples aud Peaches will be taken in payment at
the Jackson market price if delivered in tim e.
The above claims are now held by John L
Long, who may be found at his Store, lower
room in the Commercial Block, opposite Geo,
M Adams Store, Main Street. jackson, c. II
Ohio. fdec 81, le57.-3w7
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N0tice.

Margaret Hoover, Admrx OF John Hoover
decd, Pl'ff; VS.. John Hoover. e.. ais. Def'ts
Petition for specific performance Of real con.
tract.
John Hoover, Nathaniel Hoover, Cathariue
A. Hoover, Nancy ]. Hoover, Mary n Hoover.
Rachel E Hoover, Sarah NJ Hoover, & Joseph
Hoover, minor heirs of John Hoover. late of
Pike county, Ohio, deceased will take
notice that Margaret Hoover, as Adm 'rx
OF John Hoover, decd, has this daV
filled in the Probate Court of Jackson couu ty,
Ono, her petition setting forth that, on the
twentieth day OF March, A D 1854, at the coun-
ty OF Pike, Aforesaid, the said John Hoover, de.
ceased, for the consideration then and there
agreed upon did bargain sell, and agree to con.
Vey III fee simple TO one John Polan, the follow.
ing described lands and tenements, situate in
Jackson Co. U. to wit The north. west quarter of
the north east quarter Of Sec. No. SO, township
No. o. and range No twenty that the said John
Polan, at the time Of said sale, paid the full
amount OF the purchase money for said prem.
ises, and performed all his part of said agree.
ment. Said pestioner also sets forth that on
the Goth day of February A D. 1855, at said
County of Pike, the said Jehn Hoover. did
likewise by his certain agreement Of that date,
with one Samuel Hoover, of Jackson county,
Ohio, bargain, sell, and agree to convey in fee
simple, to said Samuel Hoover, the South West
quarter of the South East quarter of Section
No. "a, township No. of Raige No. 90 in the
District of lands subject to sale at Chillicothe,
Ohio, containing fifty acres, more or less, situate
In Jackson county, Ohio, in consideration of
which the said Samuel Hoover, according to the
terms OF said agreement was to pay to said john
Hoover the sum of four hundred and sixty
two dollars, aS follows: two hundred and fifty
dollars in hand, at the time of said sale; one
hundred deIlars on the lst day Of September
1855, and one hundred and twelve dollars, on
the lst day Of September 1856, All of which
payments were fully and duly made, being full
performance of said Samuel Hoover's part of
said agreement.
bat that on the 3Oth day of Aug. 1855, and be.
fore the conveyance by deed of said premises, or
any part thereof, the said John Hoover. depart.
ed this life, leaving the said minors his heirs
at law, who are made defendauts to said petition.
Said petition also prays that an order be issu.
ed by said Probate Court authorizing said MAJ
garet Hoover, as said Admrx, to Convey said
premises first described to said John Poldn In
fee simple by good and sufficient deed Of
general warranty and said premises lily
herein described to said Samuel Hoover by
like conveyance in fee simple. Said Petition
will befor hearing in said Probate court, on the
s23d day Of January, 1858
MARGARET HOOVER,
Admr'x of John Hoover, deed
By W. X, Hastings, her Atty.
Dec. 81, lS57-3w .
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AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE!
III, GETEnNRnRGnH & 90!

BEG leave to present the following dscripticn
ofG00DS to the notice Of the public, which are az
ways to be found in our New and Splendid Store
Room, styled "STERNBERGBR5 BLOCK" Be-
fore going into detail We beg leave TO inform you
that We are only able to give you small portion Of
the names Of the Goods Of our present Stock other
wise it would take u half dozen County papers to
give you full description. In the first place, we
offer you Blue Black Brown and Drab, French,
English, and German Cloth, Black Steel mixed and
Fancy Doe Skin Cashmere; also large stock Of
Sattinetts Tweeds and Jeans.
We take pleasure in announcing that we have
the best and largest selected stock of Clothing and
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods that has ever been
offered to Jackson and its vicinity, such as fine
Black, Brown and Blue Cloths, Dress Coats,
Cloth, Beaver Pilot Cassimeres, Mohair, Bear Skin
Ragand and 0vercoats, Pants and Vests, according
ly. Call and enurherate them yourselves. We have
the latest styles OF Gents and Boys nohair, Plush
Fur and Cloth Caps; also, Fur, Silk, Cashmicr and
Wool Hats.
In the next place, VIC give fcw enumeratiOns to
the ladies; with pleasure we will inform you of the
glad tidings, that we have the latest European
Styles Of Fancy Dress Goods such Black, Plaided
and Fancy Dress Silks, French and English Mcri-
noes and Pladcd CaShmeres, all wool; Plain and
Figured De LANES, Coburgs, Delaize Frllian
Stripes, Lustcrs, Figured Vevets, solid color, wool
De Iaine; which will be able to sell cheaper than
ever We are bic to offer you large assortment
of the latest styles of Bay State, Long and Double
Shaws Silk and Cloth Hantillas, Cloaks and Capesy
Trimmed in the latest Fashion.
We also have few sets of Martin and Sable
Victornes and Cuffs of the best material and the
latest styles Call soon if you want to get a
peep at them.
Our Jewelry Department we always try to
keep complete, especially such as Gold and sill
Fer Watches, Gold Chains, Gold Fob Chains,
Gold Pens, Gold and Silver Pencils, Gold Lock.
cts of all sizes; Ear Rings, Breast pins, Finger
Rings, Necklaces and Wrstletes, with which
we can suit the most fanatic if a Judge of the
material. We will now give you fow Of our
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master commissioners Sale.

Pursuant to an order Of sale issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas of jackson County, Ohio,
and to me directed, as Master Commissioner Of
said Court, shall, on the
3Oth Day of january A. ID. 1855,
at one O'clock p. NJ. of said day. at the door Of the
Court House, in the town of jackson, in Jackson
County, Ohio, offer at public sale, the following
ptetiises, to wit The undivided half of In Lot No.
So in the town of Jackson, Jackson county, Ohio,
except twenty-five by thirty feet, sold to Joseph
Jones out of the west corner ofsad lott and also all
the right and interest of Levi Davis to and In the
water privilege on In Lot No. I03 in said Town,
which is described in deed made by Daniel Perry
to tohn natten, and recorded in the Recorders Of
fee of said county.
Appraised at SI264
To be sold as the property of Levi Davis, at the
suit of Moses Sternberger,
Terms of sale, Cash, -
j. w. LONGBON,
Master Commissioner.
HeEFnAk SrEtFYeoNy Atty's.
December 81 I8j7--ds
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! BOOTS g. SHOES,

~
ssaAS CUTLERY d QUEENS. ~
W A r E, together with an assortment Of f:tIA
r-xSSM GOOD LEATHER TRUNKSH1y
EfsSSEyy ysTvS Carpet Sacks, Carpets, Wall and
&u.l.lSLEIW Paper, and Cigars also,
q few School and Blank Books Bibles, Writing
and Letter Paper, which can be had by the reaw
orqulre.
Weare agents for the Ohio Salt Works Salt
can be had attbe Factory Price, including trans
portation for Cash only.
AT the commencement of another season We
adopt this motto of addressing you, and res
peclfully asking your attention 70 our advertise
ment Every day's experience Convinces us
more fully of the advantages of the buyers, of
doing business on uniform principle. Our
stock includes no bats, or Goods to be sold at
Cost, involving the necessity Of large profits on
other articles.
But We epdeavor to sell our Goods at a low
profit. We know, and experience has taught,
a large circle of our customers, that we sell our
Goods cheaper than those that propose TO sell at
Cost. Past experience of fifteen years i'll bu-
siness has taught US that this is the honest way
to do business.
We are thankful to the generosity Of the pub.
lie of Jackson and vicinity, for your past pat
ronage, and hope you will continue tie same as
long as We deal with you as honest men,
We ask an inspection of our stock as early as
convenient. Yours Respectfully
NJ. STERNBERGER 81 co.
Jackson, Ohio, November -, 1851.
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B"A Convention of the soldiers Of the Wa
of 1872 was held at Indianapolis on the oth inst.
A telegraphic dispatch from that city sayst
"A memorial was adopted to which some two
hundred names were appended, asking Congress
to make some appropriation to the soldiers Of
the war of 1912 and those Of the frontier Indian
wars of the same period.
1t was stated by several speakers that num-
Der OF the men who composed the armies OF the
West at that time are in necessitous clrcnm-
stances and that it is no more than Justice that
Congress should afford them some pecuniary
aid. After mutual salutations and renewal of
old quantanccship by the members, the con
vention adjourned to meet here on the 4th ol
March next"
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EAMrY AMl IRIMMIMG

Catalogue: Capes, ParNsols, Silk and Gimp
Bonnets and Ribbons, all widths, Cap and Trim
mings. Ribbons, Flowers Laces, Embroideries
White Goods. Jaconetts, Cambrcs, Book Mus
lin Swiss and India Linen, Victoria, Lawns,
Shimisetts, Shirt Fronts, Barages and Tissue No
hair, Head Dresses, Cravats and Ties, Linen and
Cambrick Handkerchiefs, Pongee II ak '.chieffs,
Woolen Hoods, Jackets, Scarfs and Capes for
Women and Children.
Silk Velvets, Ribbons OF all varieties, Moire
Antiqe, Mohair and Silk of all widths for Trim.
ming Cloth. Silk, Kid. Fur; Lyles, Worsted, t.
n, "A, GLOVES, for Ladies', Gents and Chill.
lJfIIlI Wear We also, offer you Willow,
l4lMy Plush. and Brussels Satches, together
with wrapped Rattan, Brass and Whalebone,
Hoops and Skirts suitable for the seasoh, again
we offer Wooden Head Ties, Linen Floss. Cloak
Tassils. Silks Mitts, Belts, Woolen and Cotton
Hose, Whalebone Buttons. Silk, Linen and
Cotton Thread; all of which will be sold to
snit the times.
Wewill now give you asketch Of our Domes-
tics: We have al! brands of Prints, Scotch and
Domestic Ginghams, Brown and Bleached Mus
Inns, Plaid and Striped Checks, Eastern Lin,
seys, Tickings, all colors of Cambrics. Linen
and Cotton Table Cloths, Red. White Green &
Yellow Flannels, Wool Figured Table, Bureau,
and Piano covers, Woolcn Bed Blankets, Cot &
HORSE BLAN KETS;
will be sold cheap for Cash. To be brief, we
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Municipal. Election Pittsburah

An election for Mayor and other off =
GERS was held at Pittsburgh on Tuesday.
The Republicans carried every ward in
the city but one. There was strong dis
position to poll strong vote of condem.
nation and this brought out many who
would otherwise have staid at home. The
vote for Mayor was as follows, compared
with the votes for Fremont and Buchan
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stsng !NNe gCl. Johnston was at Fort
Bridger Nov. Goth. Col. Cook with his
whole command had also arrived.
The grass had all been burnt and the
animals were dying at the rate of 100 pei
day.
The Mormons were fortifying all the
passes leading to the city.
Jesse Jones, agent for Majors & Rus.
sell, had been released and sent to Col.
Johnston's camp.
In passing through the different can.
ons he was blindfoIded to prevent him
from obtaining any knowledge of thei,
movements.
Another letter dated "Col. Cooks com.
mand while en- rout." makes no mention
OF being molested by the Mormons.
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Acknowledgements.

MFR R. HILLS will please accept our
thanks for copy of the Nineteenth An
hual Report Of the Board of 'frustees.and
officers Of the Central Ohio Lunatic Aay-
lum, to the Governor Of Ohio for the year.
1857" R, 3. STEVENSON, Esqr, Rsns
sentative to the Ohio Legislature
Chis District. will also please acc
lanks for sundry public documents.
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R1s- The Joint Committee of the Sen

~ :; E9- The joint Committee of the Sen
"a, ate and House of Representatives of the
.ag General Assembly of Ohio, met on the
aeee 9th inst, to count the votes for Governor
ic service; stenant Governor, Treasurer and
,aJ ayi'Iu,Tsy A correspondent of the Gin
mu6aifvai. / Gazette says, after counting out
fact, til siaotes the Committee came to the con-
mediaelgSn that Chase's majority was much
maey oLsshan had been published, and that
NJ Lytle not Welker, was Lieutenant Gov
ri ear Of Ohio! 1t was simply an error Of
Clerks. The figures, 'when properly
bclsd by them, showed the following
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" Office,

William G. Moore, Of Orange county, Vir.
ginia, will take notice, that James L. Smith
and Fanny his wife, Perry Huddleston, and
Judy his wife, Jane Hall and Thornton Hall,
OF the State of Ohio, in the county of Jackson
did on the third day of September, A. D. 1857,
hle their Petition in the Court Of Common Pleas,
within and for the county Of Jackson, in said
State OF Ohio, against James Hall, Sen., VIM.
Hall, and James Hall, Jr., minors over fourteen
years Of age, the said VIM G. Moore, and Job
Buckley, Defehdahts, setting forth that the
said Wm. G. Moore, of Virginia, received four
bundled dollars in cash out Of the estate Of
Thacker V. Webb, decd, whu BY his last will
and Testament duly proved and recorded in
Orange county, Virginia, devised and directed
said four hundred dollars to be laid out Id land
for the equal betefit of the said 1atnes Hall
SEN, his wife and their children, the wife OF
said Smith, and Wife Of said Huddleson, as
well as the said June Hall and Thornton Hall.
Plaintiffs, as the two mih6r Defendants VIM.
and James Hall, Jr.. Defendants, being the On
ly surviving children. That said WIN. G.
Moore purchased Eighty acres of land in Jack
son county, Ohio, particularly described in said
Petition with said four hundred dollars, but
instead Of taking Deed for said Eighty acres
ofland in the names Of the saii James Hall Sen,
his wife and their children by name as drec
ted by said Will as Tenants in Common Of said
Eighty acres of land, said Moore took the con-
veyance thereof in his own name, and after
wards conveyed the same to the SAID James Hall,
Sen, his Heirs and assigns. who afterwards to-
wit March 2jth, 1859, disregardful of the trust,
or his childrens rights as Legatees under said
VIII, sold and conveyed SAID Eighty acre lot of
land to Job Buckley, said Buckley we'll know
ing the trust nature Of said land. The PRAYER
Of said Bill is for decree of said Court to va
cate and cancel said Deed from said Moore to
said Hail. and to set aside the conveyance from
said Hall to said Buckley for fraud aud for gen.
eral relief, The above cause will be for hearing
at the next March Term of the Court of Common
Pleas. E, JOHNSON, Atty for Pl'As.
Jan. 7.ISbS.-6w
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WASHINGTON WORKS.
Mill Street, Portsmouth.

HENRY DAVIS, formerly SupeTintcndc'.. and
Craftsman at Olive Foundry, ronton, ami late ST
the Portsmouth Manufactory Establishmsnt, has
commenced business at the above Works, where lie
is prepared to make ali kinds Of Steam Engines,
and of any required form. Z,
Blast Engines, Rolling Mil, Grist NIL Gearing
in general. CGstiHssGf every description, ard as
the shortest notice. He keeps constantly on sand
all kinds of Gauge cylerder and Pump Losa 4
Oil Globes. lie is also prepared to furnish
and drawings, or to execute them to orde!
Of the above kinds Of work $50
He tlattors himself that be is 80 we'll a1I !.
bly, known to Furnace and Rolling Mill men Ena
people having Machinery that it is unnecessary to
say more than that lie is now in business for hint
self, and will execute work as cheap, prompt and
as good as any House III the Union.
Portsmouth, July %, lS57--I
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Probate Court.

John Stevenson, Admir- of Stephen Thomp
son decd, and @. w. Lake. Admir- Of Patrick
Code. Decd, have filed their accounts and
vouchers in full for final settlement, which will
be for hearing on tht 9Th day Of February, A.
D. 1858; and T. R. Mathews, and Elizabeth
Williams, Adm'rs of the estate of Thomas vii
liams, decd have filed their accounts and vouch.
era for hearing on the same day as above.
T.. N. HOWELL,
.. Probate Judge
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Attachment.

R. Bell d Co., Plffsl Before II. Adams, j..
against P, of Lick township,
James Piper, Deity Jackson county, Ohio.
On the SOth day of December, A. D. 1857,
said Justice issued all order Of attachment in the
above acton, for the sum of one hundred and
forty three dollars. Cause continued to Feb.
Is, 1858. r. BELL & co.
Hoffman & Mackley, Att'ys.
Jan. 7th lSJS.-3w
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|. AN OlR.AfNE WntG REWARDED. .-THos

AN OLnA.iNE WHtG RHwARDEp.-TH -THos,
aIIksoN. of Kentucky, and for many
Glof the Maysvile Eagle, has
SssEanted and conf med by the SEN
ssBiss .slIis I as,aaudgo in New Mexico. He was
copies the most devoted wings in the
. until the nomination Of Buchan.
ethen supported him for the Presi.
~ for so doing has been remu-
He is a man o. the first order
ettainments and will make good