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Sceiusumgen.

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ocrocnpnnen unb auf SSsrlanecr prnprirt.
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mcbn Yerb6lmfmdbs bee unb nten herbe DC rely @bnn~
nentcn beonbrc Scrldihsuna &nN9en 0nncn bs n NNr
bse pprtcreebenbsn Sa8es einaeionbt wcrben
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bmoms, Ssa., s9sittaooe6, Sem 2aD. e5aapmar 1853.

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ben &rpf in Die Sanb uno bcrlieS ft alIc tem laue
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n9lndltden IN lu 9rp6cr guiasrcstbcit fanr rat ie
an9tli6 nater unc ira9tc nit liGrm nttcirsem Gone
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sen fctncS leoenben IrmS 70 iitrmannt H1ttcn pnB
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n'aht belle9t su merhen, er9cb t une erIblte ci
ner tbcilnrbmenccn 8rcunpin iuccm or BIC rftiatct
enes tctcnrcn Scr;cuo scpaltlom niceercridtc, Die
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| an mcincm Mi6geihidc. uno tcren irruncliGcr Slid
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Snlie 9efunbcn, 9clirbtrs MGohcn! oojIru sic mir
traucltc &ni!tc bcmlih Ycm Sreru cinrn Cara Der
untertringen, CT lpu mir als Sctt tienen Ncmmt il
bod Nicmanc gu mir SsraIrnen, alic pcrte h ou,b
9iehano rnr ricics tccnbsre Ntcutel cinrn 9luitoG
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barin lG9e.
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G'rttcsmtcn, ipretten sic niht lctte unbritit,c
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llnp sic tatru 9cmcint2 81, ci, laHsu sic prtb rtr
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i'm Stlen itr llnslid nm gsip tewent Ocd scrul.
ben sic b MIR, Die 0ife 1T iiher nGter ais sic
mGGncn
>, Sie 9uteS M1otsn rief Scnm. sSie Iputc ity
niht 9lauteE, mas mir aus pcm Niunte eues Gnscls
10 superii6tih 9ea9t wirr 9ltcr melt, nur ,u mrt
1T nod bic GrfiilunS meiner SSinIAc id slnubr Gle
nem Sbwdrmrnbcn ;u glei6cn, webrr iitt su rcn
Sternen erbpten miiniht. Gorf t ie bic tibnc >ocf
nuns lesen, bisIs Gn9clsbanr ais bic mrnse az nein
Ser, ;u rrIfcn it, Der iA niht cinmal 5err mcincr
ei9eneu Sanpe bin, I'm mir nit bnen mrin tinlmcrli
Dies Srco gu Yereiensn?
Sur @tutb, uur Glnspauer, 1iiterte bas WGpchen,
inbem ie pss lie umfangenpen Gjslstten aliibeupen
&ub lham6aft errGtbeuo er!rieperte llnb nun aenuo
senus, Der Sater tGnnte mid mrt serpIen sic
iprana, bplcie9 ldhslne, sur Stube biiaus; Stein
6clc aber beb pen neucm MutD eriGt. in lciucm ens
ianlcn Stib6en srrid.
Salp war irin lunrerbareS Eager brreitet; er Ianf
NIT llsn e1deln taranf nieber, mdtreno tcr Mpno
ssrape lsiuen milpen @ru6 burA pas 5enler 6m ;,ls
mari unb iude Die Stube in bsm rnsen 9taume, prl=
der basu belmmt mar, enen ewis Sdbummernccn III
empfangen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-20
The German RICHMOND ADVERTISER,

B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at S5
per Annum, payable advance, or 10 Cts per
Week Terms for Advertisements reasonable.
OFFI;E: 1914. BROAD STREET.
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e'eeH9e, pel0pe tph truHer leer Sunfferft9Ntt me-
gen 10 bod sepreicn unb i9res S6ubcs pcrlhert BATE
ten, ernnertcn d iener niht me9r, Ieibcn, lie feline
,}aneertUne nidt me9r bGrtcn. 0anse Ihrn batte CT
etn Ssib einem encrnten Sbem ecmeleet fnp ibn INN
e1ns llnerltibnng III einer unperi6uceen 9irtb sstc<
ten; aher feline @ntwcrt mar crfol9t, unb 9teuGulp
9lhubte Iib lpnatb BON Der gou,en gSslt perlalen.
Als CT nun 10 fnnenp unb fat in 8brdnsn oustre-
drnh pa ab, Gnrte Semanb sic G9ir unc cine picer-
he, nngsitaltsts 6igur rat nit einem tarIten @rubc
elm. Oas tleiue MGnuein NIT tlibcnpen etuscm, rp-
tben Saarrn uno auf9cwpriener 9toe l6isn gu eincr
trcnceren 6eltlidfeit 9ehmidt Su lein. Sin sctici
pcner grad nit mahtig 9rpben f6er:cu &nGrfen I'm.
buNte bic @'eltalt. OaSu pabten gars ppr3iNtb ric
tur3en 9rilnen Senfeiber nnb Die nit Shuaucn YER
lc9cnen Sd9nbs melde siurn SUP um6lpIcn, rcr ci-
nrm Ncic ansu9cbGren i6ien.
Stun, Musje 9tsinbplb bcsann Der gtntrctsure, mc
9eht eS Slm? Scr9e Gr ia bafiir bab ST. wieber lenc
GlirbmaBcn brauden fann, bamit Seine &unlf noh
SrcS 9ebe, pnlt nuB Gr meiu Saus rGunlrn Sd6 fam
Scpcbner utt traucen, bic pa partcn, pb itncu ein
Seutel @elS burds 6enfsr 9efcsen fcnmen, rnmit Gr
icinc Shulrcn nnc eprnamlt bic @tetbc Srn iistcn
G'ulrcn teSaben tGnnr. llnb camt Gr's pce, 70 laac
i'd S9m bicnit, Dap Gr ni@t ldnser metn Sctac7e0e
tebolten fann; benn i'd babe Yrm 9el,bGnccr 6uh5,
wv =" w >'t'I''Nt 'EpSftt Su tlHfll
Sett9elteae erbaltrn unb pa i9m muresn cbrn Iphes
ferti9 Ihafen, DaDer Mill M Sicrs bier ppn Som nod
bsartsitcn airn, I'm eS Dem Serrn scbrn gu fSnncn
slllc ie9e @r, 40 Gr ein Saupt tnrgr. Sumit Gjptt
fcfcllen! SD 9e9e nad Dem S6lcB6erge ramt i'd
Dem 9rmpaufsn9e Der Serren Surrntcn sus9en fann.
9arauf wpllts Der tarte Mann natb Der Sbiire
srcfen ais Ieinbplp nit bittenter Stimme i6m ,u>
riff: @tsr, teiier Serr Sammsr, Si. pplrn mir bod
nuu in mcinem unYerlAulreten llnslad nid1t aled,
Die SBubnun9 finpi9en?
Sa mpbt, Mpsje. SeBbal6 fam ict ia cten 6cr,
bamit id mir enen 70 altissu gtnmietber ppm Salle
fhafc. Gr firbt mir am Gnbe nod rein prr Suns
GER unb pann lca id i'm wpbl gar np6 fir mein
ei9en @'elc besraben laIsns &Hnftisen Samstas mus
Ct buaus unb bamit Yunttum
Stun 70 laiien Sie mir bod weusNsns tS paDin
nod fas Set; i'd, weib ia frnit wirtlitb ni6t, no.
Fin id mid lsSen lua, urr elm reueS fam itb mir
bod ni6t faufen, ba it aus Nct9 ldpn an mcin
abrises Sausserat9 babe perauBsrn mu6en.
Sas LIT Sene Sa6e, @tosje 8eubplp ib mns
nod beute pas Settse1ea baten. llnb pamit punt
tim -
llno obne Gin Qb6iebspcrt ,peiter ii, Iaaen. fappte
Der ersilrnte Sausbelr Die Sbiire ginter fd . Nsne
9cr aber aB nit sefalteten Santen, @ott leiu Sdif
IA! anbemifslenp, unp psraut III ein frii6eres, Bit
iterss Sdbwei9en.
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2. Die ueberraI6uns.


9as Gld Der Grbe Mir Id asrne
llnb Bid, Elm Mdrtyrer, 6inun?
9snn iber mir III soIb'nsr Serne,
pat ltt Der 9imm eI aufaet6an
Srar6eu auf Der StraBe wurbe rs immer lauter.
@an bDrte plSblih cine iid na9ernbe Snltrumeut,l.
mnif. SIS mar Der Bug Der lutisen Stupenten, wese
gum SeblolIe lid gnbesatsn, um benz @puserneur Der
StaSt, pem seebrten SelpmarldaG son Qewafb, bur6
einen praftpolen 5adslsus nS cine SpatGnoee Nbenb.
muilt i9ren Oanf fir Die 8ssinisuns aussulpreden,
bic er ben @fuen unb ibren &5nssberser @56nen Its
Su 1ee werben lief. Die @oriber,ie6enpen bilseten
fan 9roBe Gb6re, Seren jepem sin 3us Der been @u>
lter Spransins. Der lebte par BON Wulittunbaen
Stnbsnsn ielbf sebilbet, unb in ben Gb6ren, pebe
Die ein5elnen 3ise abpe6lsnb anInmtsn, aeate bers
elbe, Dap er ben anpern fenespess an Sertafet unb
Yraeitat naditebe.
Niit pabrer gSebmut9 fab 8einbplp bsi Dem beren
Slsin Ger Sadrln Die @snoilsn lener &unit in brer
altertDnnltben Surbentradt SOriiber3e6en unb fat
polts tbm bas pera ;eriprinsen als fe einen solen
ebOr gu blaen besannen, peien SA6pfsr er elb mar
er bbrte etn Solo fir cas Sprn, tas CT Ipn an aae
metnem ent3idcn ietf porsstrasen bate; : adj, rr
bate "pr 3rausr ner9eten mGssn.
Oa traten Die Snrihen Sss Sarsners in lein &Gm-
msrsin, marfen Die 8etten aus Oem @elteae unb tru.
9n OaIelbe fort.
OteB aues nit G'leiAmutb gu ertrassn, mar Ietn
junSss Ssr3 bsnn bod 3u ldwa8. 1branen ROTTEN
aNer feline ssanssn unO tieie Seusr enttiessn iener
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-02-10

ESTABLISHED IN 1910,
T INCORPORATED by the Legislature ofPenn-
i sylvania. o.,. sl
BOARD OF TRUsTHEa:
His Excellency the Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN,
President of the United States. H'
Hon. JUDaE WILKINS, Hon. CHARMS MAYOR,
Hon. JUDGE HAMPTON, Gen. J. X. MooRHxAD
Hon. JuDGE LowRls.
P. DUFF, (author Of Duf's Book-keeping,)
President, with a superintendent and i've assis-
tant teachers of Book keeping, 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 penmanship) Professor Of
Psnmanship. '# r'i 1st
Duff's system of Book -kseping 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, and after from ten to a.
teen years practical application ofits principles
to business, over four hundred students have
attested its superiority, (oircular l9.) All the
arrangements for teaching being perfected by
near 20 years experience Of the FriRoi pal, stu
dents graduate In absut half the time required
IN other colleges, saving &lb or $40 in board,
Upwards OF 1000 students have entered the
institution since founded, To obtain full par
tioulars OF the oollegiatetrainins for business
and the character Of the institution, send for
its pamphlet circular Of b0ipagss, with samples
Of Mr, puneap's writing whiah are mailed free,
pVFF's RpOK-KREPTNd, HaFper's new enlarged
edition, xl,hQ, postage zoo, ppFFs STEAN-
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pAs's bgsIs Hss AAp QHsAAEsFAE PkHMAssHlr,
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LEGAL NoTIOE.


KATHERINE MARTIN, whose place OF resi-
IN dence Is without the State of Ohio, will
take notice that on the 21st day Of September,
A. d. 1857, at the instance Of Lauren NJ Todd,
summons and an order of attachment was
issued against her by the Clerk of the Court
of Common Pleas Of Monroe County, In said
State, demanding two hundred dollars, that
said summons was returned endorsed, that said
Katherine Martin was not found, and that q
notice had been served on William Mcknight
as a garnishes supposed to have funds of said
Katherine in his hands.
Said Lauren M. Todd demands $20o,Oe With
interest from the first day of September last,
against said Katherine Martin, Josiah Wilson
and John Lewis, oy virtue of writing obliga-
tory, dated the 10th day of June, 1854, wherein
they covenanted to indemnity said Todd and
hold him harmless for selling as Constable cor
tain goods and chattsls, as the property Of John
Wells, at the suit Of said Katherine Martin,
which were claimed by Butler Wells, and for
which the said Butler Wells has at Law recov-
cred large damages against said Lauren NJ.
Todd. ftt.t.fr 'qea ..s
Unless said defendant appear in said Court
on or before the first Saturday in February,
1858, and answer or demur to said petition at
the February term of said Court, said plaintiff
will ask for judgment against her by default. 4.
lef ARCHBOLD & RICHARDSON,
Dec. 8, ,1s57.-6w. Att'ys for Petitioner.
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r EB9AI E0FIFB,

N9lffiiAM RUssRh and Hath biekiassHi
wv will take H0tee that On tbs goth dag OF
is iRsssss Vss. A. M u aaS 4 ,Es sss ass y ys ss sa I
Of the G6uft Of 6omRioa flsM within ana fef
The county Of Monroe ahd stats Of tjti8, peti
ti6h which "a hew pending In said 6aaft, weFe:
IN the said PlsihtIfs seek t6 hats theif titie Ia
and possession Of The foloshs described lands
fhlelsd and hhslly settled, 10 viii
Fractional seftl6h IA, te~hlhib /, aHd fStse
A. bounded On tbs sdiilh by tie foiI8wihe iihe,
10 wit beginning At the south vest eorRsf Of
said s66tlshj thence south 81 dssfsss east with
the iahs as5t rods 10 d st6hs on the bahk oi
The Ohio FLYER, sltasts II the souniy ef Monroe
and State Of 0hio. Il, .,.lt Id ,4i,siv - ~ is4b
Said defendants are required 10 appeas ana
answer said petition on or before the third
Saturday Ia February iiett, and Ia dsfanit Of
such answer, dtyree will bs taken against
them al the next term or said CodFt, as by ovfs
fesslon. liolLisrsR, ohnY h tloLiisrks,
Ahys for PlalntlfTs.
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, NOTICE NaP4RT1TYOy

yT7ILLlAM H. NAY, Elisha May, Mary May,
wv Martha May and Hosea B. May, will take
notice that petition was aled against them
ON the 23d-day of December, A, D. 1857, in
the Court Of Common Pleas of Monroe cQun.
fty in the State of Ohio, by Peter Dillon and
Julia Dillon, his wife, and is now pending in
said Court, wherein the said Peter Dillon and
julia his wife, in right of the said Julia, do
iiand partition OF the following real es late, to
wit: a;ss sfa@
Lots number Is, Ii and Is in tho town el
Darlington in said county, and that at the next
term of said Court the said Peter Dillon and
Julia his wife, will apply for an order that par
tition may be made Of said premises
80 .ss, HoIL,srrR, OKEY & HoLLlsrKR,
: Dec. %, 1857. Att'ys for Pssiliol,s S.
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10 II N 0 B r r G II T
LOCK AND KNIFE SMITH.

.s-14. WOoDDFIh hLD, OHIO. lHHro VIZ
LIE makes and repairs every kind OF desr,
IL trunk, gun and piatol locks, also kuivss,
scissors, cshss mills and steel yards; and ID also
able to grind and polish razsrs, knives, snA
every kind Of small iAstrunsnts In thaA has.
0 His shopis at the ssath end Of Woods.
lsld, near Main street. He will preatss
pronR4 and very cheap work. ri
JOHN eHhz0HY.
WoodsAe}d O. Apry "a 1Ne7 4t, IL -
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NEW MARBLE WORKS!

TTNHE undersigned are making arrangements
i to carry on the business of manufacturing
CRAVE STONES, TOMB STONES
MONUMENTS, &c, &c.
EITHER OF AMERICAN OR ITALIAN MARBLE
when desired. They hope, by strict attention
to business and moderate prices, to render sat.
isfaction To those who may purchase work ol
them. Thoy will also be prepared to furnish
work in Free Stone to all wishing it.
s}E safisa.il ;sfos u ALEX. POPE,
sef ssp e.sg DANIEL NEUHART.
Sept 80, 1SS7.---1y.pd. s -
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Farm fOH. Sale.

TIE undersigned offers for sale at very rea-
L sonable rate, his farm, lying in Washington
township. Monroe County, Ohio, within half a
nile of Reinard's grist and saw mills, on the
Little Muskingum, and seven miles from the
Ohio river at Matarnoras, containing 120 acres,
.a Well Timbered and Watered,
with about fifty acres cleared and well i'm.
proved. e ga4
- n YOUNG ORCHARD.
Of sixty apple trees, two comfortable cabins,
agood stable and log barn and two tobacco
houses. f
y Persons wishing further Information can
inquire of the undersigned en- the premises.
5 Dee. SO, ls57.--sm. .ss s7' =,
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PETITTON FOR PARTITION.

ID PETIIION FOk PAh1I1ION. NJ
JNPHRAIM TREMBLY, David Tren,bly, Hisa-
IL beth Troinbly and Jemima Trembly, will
take notice that 4 petitisn was filed against
thcm on the 27th day Of October, A. ID. 1857,
in the Court Of Common Pleas. within and for
the county Of Monroe and State Of Ohio, by
Eliel Headlsy, as the Guardian OF Margaret Il,
Trembly, and is now pending wherein said
Eliel Headley as such Guardian, demands par
tition Of the following real estate, to wit: y e..
The north west quarter Of the norsh west
quarter of section three, of township Ave, OF
range FIVE, containing forty acres. Also the
south part Of the south west quarter of section
four in said township and range, containing
ffty-nine acres. Also the east half Of the
north east quarter of section nine, township
and range aforesaid.
And that at the next term Of said Court, the
said Eliel Headley az Guardian aforesaid, will
apply for an order that partition may be made
Of said premises. EI.IEL HEADLEY as
Guardian Of n. E. Trembly.
Nov. 4, 1Sb7,--6w. $3.50
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Dec. 30, 1557.--sv. 'l
ATTAoRNEN7' NO71Ur. T

HI HUHMHNI NUIICN. n ~
Peter Dorr, Plaintiff, Before, VIM. no.
against baugh, ]. z. of Nal.
roe County, ohio. On the f7th day Of De-
ceinbsr, 1857, said Justice issued an order Of
attachment IN the above action for the sum Of
seven dollars and sishty-ono cents, which viii,
be for hearing on the 18th day of February
1858. PETER DORR.
Jan. g, 1858. - !.
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NOTICE.

rNo the legatees of Robert Carpenter, deceased,
j you are hereby notified that in pursuance
of the provisions of the will Of Robert Carpen-
ter, Joseph Carpenter elected to take the farm
therein devised to said Joseph Carpenter; and
that the subscriber has purchased said farm
from the heirs of Joseph Carpenter, deceased.
That the widow of said Robert Carpenter died
onthe 2lst day of November, 1857. '
That the subscriber will be prepared to ear
,ry out the provisions of said will by paying
said legatees as provided by said will of Robert
Carpenter ii .gsN .sa.d JACOB VERNON.
Dec. Q, 1867. 3i9 'sas saas.ga =. ss.is,
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JACOB FISHER, Proprietor.

The proprietor of the above named House.
hegs leave to inform the public that he has
Just opened up said house for the accommo-
dation of travellers and boarders. Every
attention viii be paid to those who favor him
with a call, to make them comfortable and
their stay pleasant. He IS we'll provided with
Stabling, and the utmost attention will be CIV
en- to that department. Charges reasonable.
Don't forget to call at the Willow Grove. 81
T, l'9siH JACOB FISHER.
= Daressille, March 20, '57. S, pd. s sssi -
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Thus ssdh may read the same IN hii eva
vi sars Native Tongue, ml4i I laiss
MOST FHRYFpF HANK NoTk HIST FyBLlsHER, !
4 - Also List OF ks raas.
All the Private RankprA In AmerlQR, !
A pemplete Summary Nf The RIN ASnB NJ
RpRerE and AnERIpA WIN he published tW
saph adiliah Legetbev with AZ the IlHpest- 4
ant NEWS pp TtlR DAY, AlsaI Ee IlsI
4 FER Iis nF INTR RsTIN Nj HT0RIRH, 4
From an Old Mannsafipt found w the RAHtl
" furnishes the Maat tlamplsLs History NJ
QR4AN4AH AIFA, fs1
Describing the Mast pppplpsiHs PasltIaHs
IN which ihe tadlea and asntlslAeH nj that !,
County have hneN 10 efIpn leHDdl Fhe4u
Store. s ~ ,l sn s EhGls
eFef ALFRED tetbe Public, I 4 l 'lfA slisHT u
ezs FnpnIshed WetklS 10 EuhveIlbeEx'
eaIf n sllA Fsafl All alatsaft Ms.i tsi
''''''de deHB a. BFR, Bpskyu,
lHhliflitf aid if8pide}efIA
Aplil W, 1857, ia Wsll HtFest, N. n,
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CHRISTOPHER SANDERS ESTATEs
NOTICE is hereby given that tho Subscribers
In have been appointed and qualified by the
Probate Court of Monroe county, Ohio, az ad-
ministrators of the estate of Christopher San
der, late of said county, decsased, =.
I6RAKL LENTZ,
JACOB WAGNER,
Dee. 10, lsA7s-tt Fd, AdM'n.
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William Myers ir',s. Estate.

y pE / ~ " u d ~ lf-@s'eSSs|'
: On the 11th day of January IL s5s, tho SUBJ
scriber, was appointed. by the Probate Court
of Monroe County, Ohio, and qualified as Ad-
ministrator ofthc estate of William Myers jr.,
late Of said county, deceased.
, Jan, 20, 1858. { WILLIAM MYERS.
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MOFFAtl'S LIFE PILLS
AND 4aI f
Phoenix Isitters.

ii'iit fEsT FAMILY tiEbiGlNE NOW BRF6Rh
the public, for the cure Of scroflbIssi Ui-
GERS, sCurvS, or IsriiptiOils Of the Akln
Fever aiid AEAe, Dyspepsifs, Dr0 Iiss
and In fael rost all diseases soun yisld 10 theli
curative properties. asna
II has been computed that during the last
twenty-five years upwards of EOur ETn-
Hens of persons have been benefited ty ths
use of tless medicines; . fact which speaks
volumes In favof OF their cnraivs properties
a 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
1iEALTHy STATE and frssd from al fmpur.
ttiss. The system ia not red need during thei.
operation, hut invgorsted, and thoy require
no restraint from business or pleasure.
The afflicted have IN these medicines a remsd,
hstwiH do for hun all thai medicine car pos.
tkfv effect.
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ADMINIsTRAToRlsN NOTICE. s s1.a
NOTICE is hereby given that William r..
In Knowlton was this day appointed by tho
Probate Coart of Monroe county, Ohio, admin
istrator of Lydia Knowlton, deceased Aaa i!lss
: Dec. so, 1867. WIN. p .KNeWhToy.H
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscribers
IN have been appointed and qualified as ad-
m,nistrators ca the estate of JehnF y. Bidsnharn
late Of Menroe county, Ohio, deceased. All
those knowing themselves indebted to said
estate are requested to come forward and settle
Immediately; and those holding claims against
said estate, will present them legally authenti-
Gated for settlement. fF37 iisS kla.a.i
RICHARD G MILES,
JOHN OBLINGER,S 2
Dec, 8, 1887. = Adm'rs.
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Miscellaneous.
!, ,DUFFS
M Z R CAN TILE COLLEG GE
PFrTsBURG. Pa.

ESTABLISHED IN 1910,
-NCORPoRATED by the Legislature ofPenn-
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usl w. K. Handy. grocery merchant on the
Avenue. near fourteenth street, while IN his way
from his residence On the Island 10 the meet
ing Of the Grand Lodge. was attacked and Sc
r;ously beaten by local gang Of four young
rowdiss, whose names are said 70 Be well known.
bat Of respectable parentags, and who there
fore, W presume will escape the clutches Of the
law.
The same gang had previously attacked an
other young gentleman. who escaped injury BY
knocking one Of them down aud trusting ~ his
heels.
Late last night . gentleman returning
from the Councils was pursued by two fellows,
for several squares, in the most public portion Of
the city.
Thess instances are all that have come To our
notice, but there may have bsea dozens of others
not reported.
Democratic journals that havs. taken Baltimore
under their especial care are requested to copy.
We presume il Washington were now in the
hands Of the Know Nothings, the President would
order out the Marines!