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WHIrLows.-Dr Guinier, Professor of the Faculty

WH1rLows-Dr. Guinier Professor of the Faculty
of Medicine at Montpelier. has just published let
ter in the Abelle Medicale, in which be describes
peculiar method of stopping the progress Of whit
low in its first stage. A whitlow generally begins
with dull sensation of hea in the affected finger
the nail rose-colored spot marks the seat of
disease This point, when pressed, is painful; the
color disappears, and Immediately returns after the
pressure has ceased After the lapse of few hours,
the pain becomes more permanent. the color darker,
and extends over larger space while the skin is
swollen. The pain increases rapidly but yet there
is pulsation. This Dr. Guinier says is the prop
er time for applying the remedy. Having slightly
weted the infamed surface he passes over the whole
of it slowly with pencil of lunar caustc, for least
a minute, in order to make that the influence of
the eaus,c has penetrated through the cutice. The
nitrate of silver is allowed to dry the finger
When the skin has become quite black, the cure is
complete. The patient feels no pain, not even an
itching sensation during the operation, and short
time afterwards the pain of the whitlow disappears
the black skin peels off after few days, and no
trace is left Of the disorder. If the operation be per-
formed after the pain hastbecome pulsative the late
ter increases after the cauterzation but the throbs
effected with equal certainty. Dr. Guinier is not sure
that this remedy would produce its effect after the
commencement of supportarion; at all events the
cure requires more time. He ascrbes the successful
result obtained from nitrate of silver not to its hav
ing destroyed the diseased part (the inflammation is
too deeply seated and the cauterizaton superficial
for that) but to Revision or shock given to the
part, disturbing its vicious state.
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BROOM MANDATORY.

THE MANUFACTURE OF BROOMS HAVING BEES
IL selected by the Board of Directors of the n Cr,
the mechanical branches to be taught to the pupils The
BLIND DEPARTMENT, notice is given that We ha
on hand large assortment of Brooms, which will u
offered to merchants on as good terms they can ?"
cured at the North.
{. We desire to call the attention of Merchants e"
going North or their Spring supplies to the fact that E
now have an opportunity of supplying themselves s
article nearer home. All communications orders
Brooms should be addressed to
....... WIN. D. COOKE
Prin. N. c. Inst. for the Deaf and Dumb and Blna
Raleigh, Feb %, 1883. SWIM
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MAN SELLING HIS WuE.-Nathaniel Dyes, of the
Western Branch, sold his wife to George .Canady,
for five Numbered and fifty dollars. All the parties
were well satisfied This is practical illustration
of free trade and s0omans rights" -Norf. Herald
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN GRANVILLE
WE ARE REQUESTED 10 GIVE NOTICE THAI
az meeting at the DemasseGs of Granville County
WILL be held in Oxford Tuesday of the ensuing March
Court being the I'd day of the month"; to appoint delegates
to the Democratic State Convention to be held in Charlotte
on the 18th April full meeting is earnestly desired
req. IL, 1895. Ibid
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The total amount of specie exported from the port
of New York, from the LIST of January to the close
of last week, was &c. 7O2, The Star of the West
brings from California nearly million and a half OF
gold. For the period above named the foreign i'm
ports amounted to only $l2, 03s 94s last year, for
A circular from a commercial agency in New
York sets down the number of failures during the
late financial revusion at six thousand and twenty
two, of which hundred and forty lone were of
fraudulent character, whilst the liabilities amount
ed to 1882 435 900, and the assets to $3.50 OOO
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GARDEN sEEDS...(Crop of 1857.
WE ARE NOW IN RECEIPT OF A VERY LARGE
w supply of the most approved kinds of Garden SEEDS
selected with from reliable Seedsmen which we
rant to be fresh and good
liberal discount to dealers in the surrounding cnt
WILLIAMS HAYWOOD,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists
Feb. 10, 1858. Est
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Fifteen shares of Bank Of Fayetteville stock were
at $50 50 per share-par value $50.-Caro1inian.
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Mr.. SPuRGEoN's IDEA OF Misunderstanding at
Shipley, near Leeds, Mr.. Sturgeon alluded to DR..
wandering from star to star. *For me-" exclaimed
Mr. Sturgeon, 'et it be my lot to pursue more re-
ligious study. My choice shall be this: I shall
spend 5000 years in looking into the wound of the
right foot of Christ and 900 years in looking into
the wound in the right hand of Christ, and 10, 900
years in looking into the wound in the left hand of
Christ and 20, 900 years in looking into the wound
in his side" 1t is we'll asked-is this religion?
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New Crop Molasses.
OAK HHDS. PRIME NEW CROP CARDsNSp
SOO MOLASSES now landing from brig D. j.
Brown. For sale by m
j. 4 j. L. HATHAWAY "
Wilmington, Feb. %, 1853. lS4'
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ID ECEIVED THIS DAY, PER ADAMS q ~
IL Express three cases beautiful Cashmere Hats 'ps
style. .,,,rrR
Feb g. 1858. 10
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Mr. John w. Skies advertises in the Whining
ton Journal for the owner of 1922 in gold, found n
buck-skn purse hanging to an oak near the scene
of the dsaster.-OBs.
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HDUFFS
MERCAN TILE COLL E e Z
PITTSBURG. Pa.
ESTABLISHED IN 1910,
INCORPORATED by the Legislature of Penn
L sylvania.
pOARn OF, TEMSTEES.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
His Excellency the Hon.. JAMES BUCHANAN,
President of the United States.
Hon. JuDeE WILKINS, Hon. CHARLES NArLoR,
Hon. JUDGE HAMPTON, Gen. J. H. MooRuEAp
P. DUFF, (author of Duff's Book-keeping.)
President, with superintendent and five assis-
tant teachers of bookkeeping, and seven other
teachers and lecturers.
J. S DUNCAN, one of the best psnmen in
the country, (author of the gems of business
and ornamental penmanshp,) Professor of
Penmanshp.
! Dulfs system of Book keeping is sanctioned
/ by the American Institute and Chamber OF
| Commerce of New York, and many of the lead
ing business men of the east and west, as the
most comprehensive and practical system of
accounts now in use, anu after from ten to iif-
! teen years practical application ofits principles
| to business, over four hundred students have
attested its superiority, (circular 19.) All the
arrangements for teaching being perfected by
near 20 years experience of the principal, Stu
| dents graduate in about half the time required
in other colleges, saving SIS or S20in board.
i Upwards of 1000 students have entered the
institution since founded. To obtain full par
ticulars Of the collegiatetraining for business
and the character Of the institution, send for
it's pamphlet circular of 5o'pages, with samples
of Mr.. Duncan's writing which are mailed free.
DUrP's BooK-KRErIEa, Hsrper's new enlarged
eddition, 81 so, postage 20c. DuFPs STEAM
BOAT BooK-KEEpiNs, 100, postage Sc. Dun
CANS BUSINESS AND ORNAMENTAL PENMANsHIP
crown quarto, $500, mailed post paid. This
SPLENDID work and Duff's Bookkeeping, have
recently been awarded FIFTEEN FIRST PRE-
MUM SILVER MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS
attesting the fact that their the best treaties
upon these subjects now in use.
An elegantly bound copy of Duncan's Pen.
manship is presented to every student who
hereafter graduates in the institution.
DUNCAS's Cory BooKs complete in six mum
bers "a quarto pages each, on fine DENY paper
with the authors directions for teaching the
most thorough system for school institution
published, l2sc per number, postage 17c., with
liberal discount to the trade, mailed on appli
cation to the publishers, w. G. JOHNSON & Co.
Pittsburg.
e. Call and see Mr.. Duncan perform with
the pen.
Jan. 2O1s5s.
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: LAWS OF OHIO.
! RJRIISHED BY AUTHORITY.

-scs esSsss AN ACT,
10 protect side walks not within the corporate
tss limits of any city, town or village.
Shc11ps /. Be it enacted by the General
4sssns5fy Of TIE State Of Ohio That it shall
be lawful for any person, persons sr company,
to construct side walks, not exceeding ten feet
in width, on the sides of any public highways
IA this State; provided that such side walks
shall not in any manner obstruct any public
SIC. 2. That If any person or persons shall
maliciously injure or destroy any such side
walk: or II any person or persons shall ride,
drive or lead upon such side walk, any horse
or other animal whose weight might be inju-
xious thereto, such person or persons shall,
upon conviction thereof, before any justice of
the peace of the township in which such
offense shall have been committed, forfeit and
pay a fine Of not less than two dollars nor
more than FIVE dollars; and shall be liable in
damages to the swner or owners OF such side
walk to the amount of the injury done.
SEC. 3. That all fines collected under the
provisions of this act shall be paid into the
township treasury for the use of the tommor
schools of such township.
SRc. 4. This act shall take effect and bt
in force from and after its passage.
WILLIAM b. WOODS
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
ssr MARTIN WELKER,
Apriis2, 1858. President oft the Senate.
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cAPPETT BYERS, ESTATE.

GARRETT BYERS' ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscribers
~ were, on the 26th day Of March, 1855,
appointed by the Probate Court Of Monroe
county, Ohio, administrators of the estate OF
Garrett Dyer late of said county, deceased
BARNET MANN,
NANCY, BYERS, ,s
March 81. 1858. Admrs.
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4TT4CHNENT NOTICE

George w. Mason, REFoRE Woodman okey,
VS.. - Justice of the Peace of
John NJ. Kirohner. Franklin township, Mon
roe county, Ohio. On the 9th day of February
1858, 4 writ of attachment was issued in this
case by said Justice, in favor of the said plain
tiff for the of s22,1 10, against the said John
NJ. Kirehner, nonresident of said county,
GEORGE w. MASON.
March l0, lS5s. ata s..se
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WILLIAM TIIOMPSON'S ESTATE
NOTICE is hereby given that Ann Thomp-
~ son and Isaac Murray, were, on the 10th
day of September, 1857, conirmed by the Pro-
bate Court of Monroe County, Ohio, as the ex
ecutors Of the estate of William Thompson,
deceased. ANN THOMPSON,
ISAAC MURRAY,
March 81, 1853. Exrs.
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Petition to Complete Contract.

Petition to Complete Contract.
TOHN SLACK, William Slack, Sarah Jane
y Slack, Thomas Slack, Frederick Slack and
Adnairem Slack, heirs at law of Robert Slack,
deceased, will take notice that the undersigned,
on the 5th day of March, / S5S, filed in the Pro
bate Court of Monroe County, Ohio, petition
praying for leave as the administrators of Rob-
ert Slack, deceased to make deed of convey
ance to Job Stackhouse, for the following
premises, TO wit: Four acres of land lying in
Washington township, in Monroe county, Ohio,
bounded and described as follows: Commenc-
ing for the same at the south east corner of
Nathan Gatchell's farm; from thence east on
the line between said Slack and William Wood
ford, to the run; thence up said run to the
line between said Slack and Nathan fatchell;
thence south to the place of beginning; which
will be Cor hearing the 3lst day of March,
1859. or as soon thereafter as counsel can be
heard. ss,* JOHN BEARDMORE,
e- SsEi CHARITY SLACK,
Adm'rs. of Robert Slack, decd.
BY SINCLAIR, WIRE < SINCLAIR, their Att'ys.
March 10, 1S5S.-3w.
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- - COLUMBUS ssIs
- NURSERY. ~

FOR TIE SPRING OF 1883,
A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FRUIT
n AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, Shrubs,
Vines, etc., including }
ArrLE TREES, 6 yetTs grated, very thrifty,
and of the best varieties for Central and south
erp Ohio.
PEAR TREES, both standard and dwarf, the
latter on Anglers ounce stocks, very thrifty
and handsome.
CHERRY TREES, adapted 10 the climate of the
South west. mostly Mehdteb sfochs, and
branching low.
PEACu TREES, OF the best age and size, with
fine healthy roots, ana Of the choicest kinds.
Plums, Quinccs, Apricots Nectarines, Al
monds, Grapes. Currauts Gooseberries,i Rasp-
berries, Strawberries Rliubarb and Asparagus
Roots, Usage Orange Plants, (for hedging,) etc.
Also. Eyergreens of various kinds, Roses,
and Ornamental Shrubs and Flowers, III great
variety. and at low prices.
tsy Send fer d DESCRIPTIVE CATALoGrE, and
order directly from head quarters, as no agcRts
are employed 10 SeH trees for us. Articles will
be packed securely, and forwarded to any
points on the Railroads, as directed. Given
ty varieties of choice FLOWER SEEDS sent by
mail, postage free, for Sl.) Address
NJ. i. BATEHAM & CO.,
Fe5. IL 1857. Columbus, o.
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ATTdCHMENT

Philip Weber, Plaintiff, ! BEFORE David
against Campbell, J. p.
Charles Clauges, Defendant. ofsummit town
ship, Monroe county, Ohio. On the 18th day
of March, A. D. 1858, said Justice issued au
order of attachment in the above action for
the sum of thirty-one dollars and seventeen
cents; and said cause is for trial May sth, 1858,
at 10 o'clock, A. M. of said day.
March 81, 1858. PHILIP WEBER.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

The partnership heretofore existing between
Bottcnfeld & Wells, in Stafford, Monroe
County, Ohio, was Dissolved on the oath Of
March 1851. The accounts of the firm are in
the hands of Hiram Bottenfield for settlement.
HIRAM BOTTENTIELD.
Appll I, 1858 CHARLES WELLS.
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HIRAM II. P0WELL'S ESTATE. 2
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign-
IN ed were on the Sth day of February, 1883,
appointed and qualified Administrators
with the will annexed of Hiram II. Powell
late OF said county, deceased.
MARY POWELL.
March 81 1858. JAMES SCOTT.
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NOTICE.

TNHE undersigned has been appointed Ad
/ ministratrix of John Scott deceased. ALI
persons indebted to said estate will please
make immediate payment; and those having
claims will please present them within one
year for settlement.
.. ELIZABETH SCOTT, Adm'rx.
. Feb. 10, 1857.
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Charter Oak aa
life Insurance s trance Company
HARTFORD, CONN. A'
c II A r TER ERPETUA Al.
100000 CAPITAL

WITH q large surplus, sccttrelys invested
w under the sanction and approval Of The
Comptroller of Public Accounts, Of the State
of Connecticut. -
This company has also compiled with IT,
very cautious and stringent laws or this Stste,
i'll relation to foreign Insurance Companies. =
1t was Incorporated by the Legislature Of
the State of Connecticut, in MAY, 1850, with a
PERPETUAL CHARTER, and commenced busi-
ness on a capital Of two hundred thousand
dollars the whole of which has been Invested
in securities of the highest character
Those who contemplate making life insur-
ances, should, first OF all, satisfy themselv-a
of the character and stability of the Company
they may select. The interest of the assured
i'll the stability and permanent prosperity Of Q
Company, in the security ana certainty that it
will fulfill its engagements, is of inconp,ara-
bly, greater Importance u.anthe itiaing sarinr
that may be made by paying inadequate pre-
The principle of Life Insul ace is bas-d ON
sound mathematical calculations, and admits
of variation. s.UHimate security being the
primary object to he obtained. this, Co,npany
will do business on the lowest rates of pre-.
miums that can be adopted, and afford reauis.
lite security to the insured, and sperpstuity 70
the institution. sisss zan 3 sFssssSsss, agsi
WM. P. RICHARDSON, Agent, ~
a.t I-ai q zs1 Woosisfieltl, ohicssar
ES Office one door north of Treasursrss
Office, Main Street. q ssas.rs s.lrZsstss.srs.
Feb. 25, 1857. sss s.ars4,@ss ~ sa.ts1sgs, y
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= MOFFATS LIFE PILLS
AND
plapIglx ksiascHsS.

UlIfE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE NOW BEFORE
L the public, for the cure of ScrOfUisa, III
GERS, SCurvy, or EruptiOns of the SlAiIs
Fever and Agne, Dyspepsia, DrOpSy,
and in fact most all diseases soon yield to their
curative properties.
1t has been computed that during the last
twenty-five years upwards of Four Mill
lions of persons have been benefited by the
use of these medicines; fact which speaks
volumes in favor of their curative proper ties
single trial will place them beyond the reach
of competition in the estimate of every patient
BY their use the BLOOD is RESTORED TO A
HEALTHY STATE and freed from all impur-
tiles. The system is not reduced during their
operation, but invigorated, and they require
no restraint from business or pleasure.
The afflicted hare in these medicines a remedy
hat ,ciH do for tkem all that medicine can pos
IDLY effect.
. ... PREPARED BY
w. B. MOFFAT. M d.,
ser- Proprietor, New York.
AND FOR SALE BY
JNo. NJ. KIRKBRIDE, Woodsfeld, Ohio
Oct. II, lS57.-ly
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Daniel Dougherty, Sl''s Estate.
ON the 23d day of January, 1858, Letters Tes-
" tamentary were issued by the Probate
Court of Monroe County, Ohio, to the under
signed as Executor of the estate of Daniel
Dough;rty, Sr., late of said County, deceased.
Jan. 81, 1858 JAMES D0UGHERTY, Jr.
-JU,STICE'.S BLANKS for sale at
tbs ofice.
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TIE LAW OF NEwSP AFERS.

TIE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.
l, Subscribers who do not give express no
tice 70 the contrary, are considered as wishing
to continue their subscription. .r
.. If subscribers order the discontinuancG OF
their newspapers. the publisher may continue
to send them until all arrearages arc paid
3. II subscribers neglect or refuse, to take
their papers from the Offices to which they are
directed, they are held responsible till they
have settled the bill, and ordered them discon-
tinued.
4. If subscribers remove TO other places
without informing the publishers, and the pa
pers are sent to the former direction, they are
held responsible.
S. The courts have decided that refusing to
take periodicals from the office, or removing
and leaving them uncalled for, is prima facie
evidence of Intentional fraud.
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Don't Purchase.

4 LII persons are hereby warned not to pur-
u chase note of hand given by rae, in Aa-
gust last, to William Shell, and due next Au-
gust, for fifty dollars.
Mar. 3, 1s5S. ". C, CUNNINGHAM.
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ATTENTION, FARMERS.

TTIIE undersigned has a first rate JACK, which
i he proposes to keep this season. He is a
SPANISH JACK, years old, and of black
color. Terms-to insure a colt So ,0o--Sl 90
to be paid when the service is rendered and
81, 90 when the mare is known to be with foal
Also, full blooded Suffolk Hog, of p. Mel
endys stock, of Hamilton Co., O., and full
blooded Sussex Hog, both fit for service.
He has for sale full-blooded Sussex pigs;
also suffoiS and Sussex pigs. These stock of
Hogs cannot be surpassed IN the country.
WM. HILL,
Residence on the road from Woodsfeld to
/ Beallsville.
april I, 1873. 1871
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AN ACT

.Fsa 20 ser AN ACT
10 oamemlsection 70 of an act entitled tan act
seS the jurisdiction and procedure before jus
ltices oil he Peace. and Of the duties of Con-
stables in Civil Courts" passed March l4th
1858. - az
Spcrroy I. Be IL enacted by the General 5s
.e,nbfu of the State of Ohio. That section %
of an act entitled ian act Of the jurisdiction
6f the duties of Constables in Civil Courts"
bc amended so as TO read as follows Upon the
return of said order of arrest, executed in pur-
suance of the preceding section the trial of
said cause shall proceed, unlesss for good cause
l,nont the application of either party. or at the
instance Of the Justice himself, the same shall
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MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMA.


MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMA.
am composed Of i3,lct,e-s
ny 90, IS, ss, was a inessenger of the
gods. Her o!see was to cut the thPead
itch seemed to dc.ain' he soul in the
body Of those that were expiring. lis"
wings is rcprescnte with all The beau
tiful colors Of the rainbow.
Ny >, Sis river in Nirgiuia.
My sl5. II, 3z7.,26, 2s, W, 80, 20, l3, If.
: u, %. 8, lG, 80, II, ~, l6, "a, sS,
s. ea3s, 40, was philosopher.
MY q. : q, is au insect.
My i, 2s, IL, Ii, 2l, was one of the ves-
9Nsa sells in which Christopher Columbus
sazs sailed.
Ny 25, le. 1882. IS. 9, 81, 81, was a
Captain in the Mexcan.war.
Ny 5, rG, 2S, %. 8, 5, 5, ], was battle
Fought forty-two years before the
ssChristian era.
My4s3I, 6, sajseS was one Of the seven
wise men4of Greece.
MyT, az, %, 35. is County and town
- in Pennsylvania.
MY 80, 16, 81, 27, 30, 3, 4, 6, 10, IA, Is
is one of the United States.
seMy whole is an apophthegm cited ir
all wars and in all ages.
WoodsGeld 0. JACK.
s@hNT Answer next week.
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April 2, IS

= &&&@&A esa AN ACT,
10 amend the eighth section OF an act entitled
:asan n act toexempt tho Homestead of families
lAfrom forced sale on execution 20 pay debts,''
sspassed March 2i, 1850.
ersEcrIox i. BE IL enacted by the General is
scmtly Of the State Of Ohio, That the eth sec
tion ofsthe act entitled "an act to exempt the
homestead of families from forced sale on exc
sution, TO pay debts" passed March Esd, 1850,
bsso anended as to read as follows: Sec. s.
That atitshaH be lawful for any resident of Ohio,
being the head Of a family, and not the owner
ofAa shomsstexd, TO hold exempt from execu-
tiehser sale as aforesaid, personal property to
Hessfectedby such person, not exceeding three
hundred dollars in value, in addition to the
smount sof -chattet property now by law ex-
cmpted.s The value Of said property to be es-
ttmated and appraised by two disinterested
llouseholders of the county to be selected by
the officer holding the execution, who shall be
sworn by said officer impartially to make such
appraisement. ffs-a
SEC. 2. Tho said original section eight is
hereby rupealed.
SEC b This act shall not apply to or affect
jnd gments or orders " hich have been or may
be rendered upon contracts made before its
rassaee, but all such payments and orders
shall be subject to tbecxcmptions and govern
Ell by tho sprovisions OF said original section
eight, in Tire same manner, and to the same
extent rs If fstl,is act had not been passed.
SEC. 4. This-act shall take effect upon its
passage. ~ 5 ss-f
- ~ Fr.rt WILLIAM B. WOODS,
aa Speaker. of the Hoase Of Representatives..
"a q ts&s ~ MARTIN WELKER,
80 skf lg gJts. President Of the Senate.
March n, 1855.
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Feb. 10, 1858. - - -

JOHN w. STEINER'S ESTATE. "a
NOTICES hereby given that the IN ndessignsd
lN was, on the 2lst day of Jan. lS5S, appoint
ed by the Probate court of Monros county, q.
Administrators with the will annexed, Of the
estate of John w. Steiner, late of said csunty,
deceased. CHARLOTTE STEINER, 4; X
!. Jan. y ls5S.--3w.pd. SAX Adn'rK-