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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-23
K. r. r.
"EATTu WILL IN All rACnC

n EALIH WILL, IN ALL UASES
IL follow the use 0f kalSay's K K Remedies Ther
SICK diseased. weak, feeble, cTppeu
with pam iunImitils bus that Railway Ready Relief
ssnovatzs iissoiE sH4, g hsglads le nature Of tie
disease may require. viii quickly and rapidly cure
These -emedles consist 0f Ras way Ready Relief Rad
way kenOy ang ResOlgeut, Rad way 5 Regulators Eacn
81 these remedies possesses special curative powers
certain diseases Yet there other diseases, wherein
t.er ClEhusd u.eL-cull prulertles geguilrd and
when thus used, u tEsru aId strength Wlt-
IN thu diseased dyuE sody their action
patient Will live ant be restored 20 health
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-23

Ia Pot coltras HarbOr. osiobsr 2ls,-Barque Ooesal
Wave
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-23

And Trl-Weekly Line between Ogdensbugi and OsWego
and Ports Lake Michigan connecting Oglensburgh
with the Ogdeusburgh and Vermont CeI tral Route be-
tween Ogdenshurgh. Burlington, Concord, Manchester
Iawrgnce. Nashua. Lowell ana Boston; and Oswego
with HOvcy Craword's OsvegO lice Of Thrtv Ffst
Class Canal Boats large sizel the enlarged canal be-
tween OsWegO and New York, thus ahordnE a Regular
SPEEDY and Cheap Route, with but tranShipment b
tween Boston. New England and New YOk nd the West
This Company having made the most ample arrange
Osego for Dock and Siolage acies with abun
NJ for handling asserting and Shpning
antee the sale pnmpt and perfect delivery Of all property
eutrusfe ed to lis
This Line connects at Cleveland with the Northern
Transportation Line Of Canal Boats the Ohio Canal
line Prupelersto Lake Superior and with Railroads
Columbus. Cincinnati Indianapolis, Louisville and ST.
Louis.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-23

LocKKR Z Co, Racine, y. ;. KIRKLAND, shsbOyrAa,
Chamberlin, Crawford & Co., Cleveland, 0
I5s.dtf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-23

AGENTS AND CONsIGNEEs.
J. MYERS C9ntiss Otis Kiubal, los Stale ST.
j. Il Wauer Slip, N. York Boston, Mas,
Geo CLARK, ll5 Broad 81 CIaSIoId Co. Ogdensbh
+. c. HoEey,g New York New York.
H0vey \ Crawford, OsWego, Nm Il walker Toledo o
New York y r. Mathews Detroit, Nh
MathsT / Co, Chicago III Barclay Co, MilWaukss
Wis
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-23
4nsuralIfe.

r. POLICIES issued IN The ahnse Companies Al res
s1nabie rates, desirable nsks "A
II + BRARTON ocI6daII r + MASON
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-17
The Floods .ho West,

sr. Louis, Juna A.---DiSpatcheS from Cairo state
that on saturday afternoon crevasSe opened on the
Mississippi side of tho town, through which the water
poured AT fearful rato Hlling up tho whole space
between the levees, and Is now running over he en-
bnukmenis On tho Ohio side. About u thousand feet
of the Illinois Central Road are washed away The
lefl wing of tho hotcl fell on sunday, and the
balance was expected to fall during the night a.
Nearly all the houses were tumbling down, drifting
AWAY or sinking. Scarcely building IN the city Is
expected TO Withstand the huod.
The winter Is TWO and half feet deep In the second
story of the TaI lor House. aud still rising rapidly:
Mound City is also In danger ofbolpg overlooked.
ST, louIs, June II, =. M.-Forthe forty'one hours
ending six o'clock last night the river rose twenty
nine inches, and sstl rising one inch per hour
The water is now about four aud half feet below
the highest food mark of leil.
The Upper Mississippi lie rising at Dubuqc, ana the
head waters of the Illinois nre again swelling. The
Missouri fell lvo inchesat Bonneville Saturday; bu
there Is an additional rise coming from above llea
Wy prevailed yesterday ,butit is clear this morn
Ing. ..,
The Levee, on the Mississippi side OF Cairo ha
broken; and the whole town ls overaowed Th'
buildings are floating oil.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-17
Later From California.

NEw YORK, June l2.-The Star of tho West, with
half million of dollars. News unimportant. Min
ing aud agricultural reports satisfactory. An abun
daht crop was predicted. There was considerable
excitement In consequence of recent discoveries o
gold on Frazer's River In the British Posscssons-
Fifteen hundred persons had left San Francisco for
the mines. Advices highly favorable.
The Indians were very troublesome. fight oc'
cured between the whites and savages, in which
twenty of the latter was killed.
Twenty gamblers were indicted at Sacramento, In
cluding Ned McGowan.
The negroes OF San Francisco are preparing to emf
grate to Vancouvers Island. Reports Of the pioneers
Rre ighly favorable
$. Gallay, French importer, was assasslnated b!
his mistress
News from Oregon and Washington unimportant
The Frazer River gold excitement prevailed there.
Sandwich Islands, Spring business un usually active
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-17

WHAT THE FIouREs SHow.--The New
York Eveairg Post will have it that the
federal government seems to be Fastening
to bankruptcy, Que year ago there was
a surplus Of more tnan $1,000, 900 in the
treasury; it is now susceptible of demon
sration that before another fiscal year has
elapsed, we shall have a natioual debt o
over $50, 900, 900, and by the close Of Mr.
Buchanan's administration, debt, in al
probability, exceeding 500, 900, 900.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-17
Dreadful Affnir---EXplOsiOn of the
PennsyIYania--One Hundred Lives

MEMPHIS, juno 14-The boilers OF the steamer
Pennsylvauia exploded Sunday morning at o'clock,
at Ship Island, seventy miles below Memphis. The
boat burned to the waters edge.
About three hundred and fty passengers were on
board. 1t is believed that one hundred were killed
or missing. The Diana, Imperial and Frlsbee took
all they could hnd in the water or shore.
Tue boat was owned In Pittsburgh
The boat was on ner way from New Orleans to st.
Louis. She was owned by Captain Clnefelter, Goo.
Black & Co., and the two Engineers.
The Imperial rst arrived at the wreck of the Penn
sylvania and took large number of her passengers
| to New Orleans. The Diana arrived here at eleven
O'Clock on Sunday night, with large number for
! Louisville.
Alta meeting of citizens $1,000 was raised for the
sufferers; committees appointed to collect further fol
| their aid.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-17
LAWS OF OHIO
PUBLISHED By AUTHORITY.
an ACT

mo. 1871 ANACT
sr amend an act passed March 2T tes, 1897,
emitted an act to oIeanize aud discipline the
Mni,,a snd voinaiorr Militia.
-Srt,rroS 1. Ne q snaelri by iAs GeRerGl
Xssrm6lB Of IKE State ef Oki0 Ths the
second Secacn Of ''sn act 10 organize nnd dis
cieline the militia and vtlun,eer militia. pas
sed March %. 1851, be so amended as to read
rs follows: Sec. =. That the militia Of this
stale Shall be orgenised into divisions as fUl
loAS, w: the county OF Hamilton shall form
the first division; the counties Of Butler War
rem. Mon'eon cry and Pu.be shall form the
second division; the counties Of Darke, Miami
aud Shelby shall form the thIGi division; the
Counties Of Mercer, Arglai2e, Allen, Van Wert.
and Putnam, shalt form the fourth division;
he c, unties of PauldiGg, De e6ance, Williams,
Fnitoa, Henry and l.ucuS. shall form the hlih
division; the counties Of Wood, iowa, san
duskv. and Seneca, shall form the sixth divlS-
ion; the counties Of Hancock, NyaRdol, Craw
foTl, Marion aud HlTaiu, shall 70 m the sev
enth diyiSion; the counties Of Logan, I'm n,
Chsmpnien. Clafk and Madison shall FORM HE
eighth division; the counties Of Greene, Fay
ellie. Clinton, and II ghIand Shall from the
ninth dvsinn; the counties ot Ciermoni,
Brswn anil Adams shall form the. he tenth di
cisiah :tlie counties Of Ross, Pike. Sciutn, Law
rense, and Jackson shall (orA1he eleventh
DIVISION: tie counties of Gallia, Mrics, Ath
ems, Vinton, Uncting md Washington shall
l,gm the twelfth division. the counties OF
Hnnkrn. PirSaway, and Far field shal!irom
the thirteenth division; the counties ui Licking
NuSkin.Mui and Perry shall ioun Tie four
teenth division, the counties 81 Delaware
Knox aud Morrow Sha! form the ltteuth di
vision The colniiesol Richland. Ashland, ant
Wayne stali foIm The sixteenth division: The
counties Of Huron Erie, Lorun and Medina
Shall form tie Seventeenth divisions; the coun
tres Of Cuyahnga. summit aud Forage, shal
farrn he eighteenth DIVISION; he counties q
Mahomin,. C0lunlana, Stark and Cano
shall fuIm the twcn'cth division; The cOun
ties Of Lake, Geauga, Astabula, and Trumlui
shall form The nineteenth division; the coun
ties OF Holmes, CoShncton and ruscaIawa
shah f'rn the twenty FIRST div.sI1ni The conI
lies cf Jefferson, HarlSon and Belmont, shal
f.rn The twenty second division; The cotrlie
al Morgan, Noble. Monrie, and Guernse
Gal Iotr; twenty thifd division.
Seco. Tho The original section two Of the nc
to winch this ls an ans endment, be and th
same is tenly repealed
Sec. 3. This act snail take effect from an
Hftlr IT'S passage.
WILLIAM 3, WOODS
Speaker of the House ol Reps
MARTIN WELKEE,
Pres d.nt of the Senate.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-17
THE ROCK HOUSE
The most p!e0Sanl Nnmmer Resort In Nhin..

Situated in Rocking County, ~ miles South of Iancas-
ter, & the same distance Southeast OF Circleyillc.
TBNHE House is in complete order. and the proprie-
tor isprerareI to accommodate any number of
visitors in style that cannot tail to please.
The attractions ofevery varicty--a Dancing Hall
-ren-Pin Alley-Circular Railroad Revolving Swing
the woods ahound'wth game, and The scenery Is sur
passed Besides the great natural curiosities of tho
Rock House, ,heneghbOring hills and ravines furnish
many wild and romantic places, and the continual
breeze destroy the effect ofthe hotsun. Ii
Among form ner visitors, reference is made TO T. w.
TallmadgeO Messrs. Martins, Lancaster Judge Rem.
nick or Mr. Cradlebaugh, Circleville; Judge Bates
Chauncey ods or J G. Mccoy, Columbus, aud John
Shilito Co., Cincinnati. Post Ohcc at Rock House
Mayo, isjs-3mI LEVI FRIEND. Proprietor.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-17

ng' The working capital invested in
the lager beer trade of st. Louis is $685.
900, which added, to the total products,
makes an aggregate of nearly two millions
annually invested in the beer hade at that
place.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-17

EE On the 6AI insl.. the fifth column Of
re.lniorcements Tor the Utah army, left
Fort Leavenworth The fun Of marching
upon Salt Lake will not be stopped.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-17

EyBeautiful extract-helping a young
lady out Of mud-puddle.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-17
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VI MARRIED.,

On the 1lth inst, by Joseph Wseman
Esq, Mr.. DANIEL. ALsPAueH to Mis-. AD-
ELISE FDwARDs all Of Perry County.
On Sunday evening at tho Lutheran
Parsonage near Amanda, by Rev, D.. NJ.
Marteus. Mr.. HIRAM CONRAD and Miss
MARY E. GRANDsTAFE, both of this county.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-17

EE A Father calling his son into I
crowded stage saying-"Ben-j jam'in."
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-17
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker OF the House Of Reps.
MARTIN WELKER,
April 10. 1853. President of the Senate.
AuDiroR's OFFICE, Fairfield county,
lancaster 1883

| hereby certify that have examined the
proof of the foregoing laws, and that they are
published correctly, according to the copy re-
ceived from the Secretary of State.
A. J. DILDlNE,
Auditor Of Fairfield county.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-17

President Of the United States have
thought proper to issue this my proelama-
nation, enjoiuing upon oil upon all public
officers in the territory Of Utah to be dill
gent and faithful, to the full extent Of their
power, in the extent OF their power, in the
execution Of the laws; commanding Ill cit
iEsns Of the United States to aid and assist
the officers in the performance Of their
duties; oifsrinug to the inhabitance Of Utah
who shall submit to the laws. for their Sc.
ditions and treasons heretofore by item
committed; warning those who shall persist
after n:tlce of this proclamation, in the
present rebellion against the United States
that they must expect no further leuily,
but look to be vigorously dealt with ac-
cording to their deserts; and declaring that
the military forces now in Utah, and hero
after to be sent there, will not be with.
drawn until the inhabitance of that ter
ritory shall manifest proper sense Of the
duty which they owe TO this government
In testimony whereof, | have hereuntc
set my hand, and caused the seal Of the
United States 10 be affixed 10 these pres
ents.
IL. S. Done at the city Of Washington
the sixth day of April, one thousand eigh
hundred .and fifty eight. and of the Inde
pendenc efthe United States the eighty
second.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
By the President.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-17
ARE YOU sICKI

Win UTTN. Dun TWVHT
their kindred disorders because your siomnch Is foul
non non 49, uicers ~ ~ ~ sssu ~ith M
unclenu diseases Of tho skin, because your system
wants cleansing Don't show yourself about lean hag-
gard ali cayed In, yOur Stomach and Bowels
need sire ngtheuing into healthy action. Ayers set
these things right as surely water Quenches fire.
They purify tho body aud blood & restore their fnc-
tons into healthy activity which you feel as quick
as they are taken. They are the one great medical
wonder this age recognized by all who know their
vrtues and many thousands know them. Take tho
CuERRY PEornRAL for Cough, and the Puts for all
arrangements requiring purgrtive medicine.
Prepared BY DR J. c. AYER, Lowell Mass. aud sold
by Kaufman &Co. and d. Snord Lancaster; 4. alb
Rushvlle; &. F. IIamin, Oakland; A. simmons, Bal
itimOre; aud all dealers In medicine every where.
| May 6, ISJ6-9ml
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-17

ET Jim Lanes wound is said 10 be moi
very seaious nature, as he has been walk
ing about Lawrence since he received it.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-17
RH0ADS { LAW9 ENCE'S
spHEREoTVpE, AMeRorTPE

TRANSFERO GALLERY.
One Door West OF the Hooking valley
Rank, Lancaster, Ohio.
FHNHESE Old well known rooms have again been
4 entirely renovated and refied, so TINT they may
now justly be den0mnated model Picture Gallery.
These the only rooms in this vicinity whore the
Sphereoype can be got "a picture which is rapidly
gaining favor, both for beauty and durability and the
Ambrotypes superior to the generality of Ambro
types and universally admired for the eXqusiteness
otthcir whites, and beautfulness of their blacks
Black Silk and other Black Dresses and HAIR which at
other places made n the picture} to appear grey,
and in many instances whitC-bu at these rooms, are
made as dark us natural. The transfer Pictures upon
Patent Leather rec Ommends itself, on account of its
convenience to send TO frionds at distance in let
ter without extra postage, liability of getting soil
ed. In short, the Pictures all finished in the most
approved styles of the Art and cannot fail please
the most astdious. Pictures made as well of cloudy
| as clear weather.
lCPDon't forget thc place. South side of Main
Street, one door West Of Hooking Valley Bank.
| Lancaster, Ohio. Juno 10. lShS-3MG ~ -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-17
The Election in New Orleans and the end
of the Vigilance Committee.

The Louisville Courier Of Monday. says:
The steamer Newcomb, which arrived
at a late hour last night, brought New Or
leans papers Of Tuesday. The Courier
and Crescent agree in Fronounciny the e.
lection Of Monday fair and free from vio
lence or intimidation. The Courier says
of the election:
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-17
Estate OF peter Maclllin.

NOTICE ishereby given, thst the undersigned has
" been appointed and duty qualified as Admnis-
Macklin, deceased late of Fairfield County, Ohio.
SAMUEL JACKSON, Adm'tor.'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-17

- . :" ne K LID Xe
ATTORNEY AT LAW, .1
LANCASTER, OHIO.
NPoFFICE-Tallmadge Block-Up Stairs pr
November 90, 1s57--30u
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-17
SWANS REVISED srArurEs
NAsH's PLEADING { PRACTICE

UNDER THE CIVIL CODE&
Embracing Discussions the Principles OF the Code,
with great variety Of Forms. useful in Practice.
Price 100, for which will be sent by mad, pre-
paid. Five Copies for $4,000
- Book OF great utility to the prOfcss0n and to
Officers of Court. .esa "a
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-17

| never ulTeCu1 OT lUulTSCtl sOublt W HOItSI
you in your worship, to contIole you in
yolr ecelesical nfft or even to influence
YOU in your religions opinions.
This rebellion is not merely violation Of
your legal duty; it is without ust cause,
without reason, without excuse. You new
er made a complaint that was not listened
to with patiepce. You never exhibited a
real grievance that was not redressed as
promptly as could be. The laws and reg
ulalions enacted for your government by
Congress have been equal and just, anc
their retirement was manifested neccesSari
" for their own welfare and happiness -
You have never asked their repeal. They
are similar in every material and respec
to the laws which have been passed 70
, |, the other territories Of the Union, ant
: which everywhere else with one partial
+. exception have been carlully obeyed.-
a. No people ever lived who were freer from
. unnecessary legal restraints than you
Human wisdom never devised pohtica
5 system which bestowed more blessings o
a imposed lighter bmdens than the govern
ment of the United States in its opperatio
$ upon the territories.
But being anxious TO save the effusio
" of blood. and to avoid the indiscrlminat
o punishment of whole people for crimes {
!, e which it is not probable that ali are equa
! ly guilty, offer full and free pardon
i all who will submit themselves TO the au
rs thority Of the federal government. If 20
" refuse to accept it, let the consequence
fall upon your own heads. But | conjul
of you to pause deliberately and reflect we
# before you reject this tender of peace an
g good-w will.
Now, therefore, I, James Buchanan
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-12-02

A T a Probate Court holden at Winchester within "A and for the District of Winchester on the 27th day of November. A. D. 1858.
 Present JOHN BoYD Esq. Judge
 The Trustee the Estate of BU k S. B E k c H E R of Colebrook, in said Dis trict, assigned for the benefit of his creditors agreed be to the statute law of this State entitled An Act for the Relief of 1nsvent Debtors. and for the more equal distribution of their effects among their cred tors, and the other statute laws of this State relat ing to the same subject, having given notice to all concerned to appear before this Court this present day at o'clock forenoon to be heard relative to the appointment ut CoInmi soners on sai.I Estate After hearing the parties interested therein. this Court doth appoint REUBEN ROCKWELL and JOHN SPENCER, both of Colebr,nk in said District to receive ex- anime, ljust and allow the claims of the creditors of said Estate and make return to this Court and also doth decree that two months be allowed and limited said creditors from the Si day of December lSoS to exhibit their claims to said c mmi-. sloners and doth further order that said Com missiontrs meet to receive claims against said estate, at tEe tavern of Burton D Wolf in said Colebrook. on the Sd day ot January 1889 and the 3d day of February, 1859, at 10 o'clock forenoon, on each of said tays and that mo- ice of this order be given by publication of the for one month in the Winsted Herald and Iilchfeld Enquirer, two weekly newspapers published nearest to the place where such Estate is in settlement and by posting copy of this order on the public sign post in said Colebrook nearest the dwelling of said Beecher. And doth further order that a copy ing without this Probate District, within one week from this date.
 Certified from Record, JOHN BOYD, Judge 3l
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-12-02
I. FOX, Empire Clothing Store.

FHSHt subscriber would respectfully announce to M the citizens of Litchfeld, and the public in general that he has received new stock of Winter Goods, at the Lewis store, opposite the Mansion House where he intends offering the public gem erl assortmentof Ready Made Clothing consisting of Coats Pants and Vests, and Gentlemen's Furnish ing Goods Having met with good success du- ing my short stay in Litchtield have made arrange mcnts for continuing the business in this place. 1 would therefore return my sincere thanks 10 the public for the literal encouragement they have given
 me, and belle wing that offer inducements great CT than any other establishment of the kind in the village for their further favo,s in my line conn,ct- ed as now am with a large Clothing House in New York. enabling me to fill all orders that may be eI,. trusted to me at short notice and On the most req sonable terms. Call and see me at the above place where my Goods are always open for examination. Gentlemen that never bought clothing before,
 Let them come and buy their clothing at my store Ana those Gents that always bought cIotiing befoie Let them come and buy some more.
 Recollect, shall not be undcrssld. L. FOX. ;
 Litchield, Oct 25 1858 273m
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-12-02

A T Court of Probate holden at New Milford "A within and for the District of New Milford No, em ter 29d. 1858.
 Present SAMUEL D. oRToN Judge
 In the Estate of LuCIUS LUM, of the town of New Milford in said District, an assigning ilsoivent debtor.
 Said Lucius Lum on the 17th day of April 1858 delivered to this Court the Probate office in said New Milford a written application Dt tias date, by him subscribed and sworn to, pufpoi ting to be d list of bis credtors with their Respective places of residence, and the amounts severs,lIy due each of them; and also >ehe ue ,t his property, accounts &c, ana praying in said writing and application flor the benefits allowed by section 10th of the statutes of this State of act the relief uf Insol venr debtors and for tine more equ. distribution ot their effects ainpg their cIet tors, p;ls>e, io53 by said writing aud application iile does nlote fully appear. -.,s
 Olderesl, That the foregoing application shall be heard and determined at the ProDate office in said New Milford on Monday the 18th day of Deceu- Der. le3s at O clock in the forenoon and that notice thereof b. given by tine Trustee ot said signed Estate to all the creditors of said Lucus Ium and of said Estate and all persons interested in said assigned insolvent Estate by publishing a true copy ot this order in the Republican Farmer, d weekly newspaper printed in Bridgeport ip-sthe county of Fairncld, and also in the Litcheld En- quirer a weekly newspaper printed in Ltchiiesd, il Litchield County, anI both sail papers being the nearest weekly papers having a ejaculation in said Probate district, and also by D sting a copy thereof on the pubiic-sgnpo in the village of New Milford nearest where said Estate is in set tlement aud nearest tie residence of said isolvent debtor. alt of which to be done two week, before said 18th day of December, ls5s and due return make. k SAMUEL D. ORToN. Judge.