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AMBRoTyPEs AlD PHoTooRAAHs,-Mrs. CAIN
has her picture gallery at the Old stand, No. 200
Superior street (South sde). First class pictures
taken on reasonable terms, and warranted to suit
mVlB-dlm.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
MONDAY MORNING., JUNE O. 1850
NEW ADVERTisEMENTs
TRAyELER,. nEGlsrNn

b Cobb Co Books and stationery. EHlEW
Rettberg Hsusmann-Lace Mantllas
Gy'ord Hammond-Fly Des roger.
Dan r. Tiden-Probste Notice.
Gutter Sou-Auctiou sales
Chamberlain, Crawford Co.-Norlhern Transportation
Co IS EKoross
II Heatou-For New York Boston.
II. Bets-F City Coffee pot.
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KEEP Cool SAVE YOUR lcE !--sehooloy's pat
ent Iceberg Refrigoratois. never become musty or
damp. For sale at manufacturers prices for cash.
by Fogg, Ellsworth q Co.
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FoR the best qualities OF Segars Tobacco anc
Snuff, go to B g, Dietz, 1T Superior street.
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Innhestangy rrouource them emnsatg superior in ac-
ion elasticity Of touch and power Of tone, to any have
ever used in this the old country Another s'nkng
feature in these ruments and where others too often
a) is their remaining in tune under the heaviest and most
difficult playinguot string shattoring or hattmg aud
tn. action remaining perfect that the performer is ena-
bed at all times give instantaneous c6cct to emphatic
passages
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NJ. DICKERSON,
late Of the firm nj Ambler b DickersonD
DENTIST

Once 259, Superior street near KsndeTs siors
Dr d 3 new suit Of rooms ready, and he would
be pleased soc all s his od patrons ad o,he's who
may wish the services Of dentist liberated teeth treat
ed anrs aud he'd e1po.ei nerves capped sud saw
ed; 50 eeh inserted gold silver ooralo vuicanie
base or platinum plae, with continuous gum, which IS
90 much us ID east. my
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lzsy- Round and oval Glass Shades, to cover
mantle clocks, wax flowers, Parian figures or any
delicate and fragile mantle ornaments Of any size
or shape can be had at Fogg, Ellsworth Co.
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This bank issues no as Peoples Bank, Me-
2O's, spurious; The viz Of genuine Is cattle aud
sheep; reaper and mkmaid on let end. Mer.
chants Bank, Westdeld, N. Y POS, raised from
BE. Wig. rail cars &C. female seated sheai OF
wheati steamboat on right end =. Mechanics Bank
Providence, r. I.-l0's Wig vulcan at bis lorge
y each side Of Wig o.. Oriental Bank, New York
City-lOs, altered from broken bank Wig far
mer's cart aud corn; a girls head on lower right
corner; 10 on upper left D.. Commercial Bank,
Bristol, Il, los, horses drinking at a we'll
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What Gustavc Satter Says
THIS FAMOUS PIANIST,

THIS FAMOUS PIANIST,
who vistod Ohio for the first time in company with the
renowned
KARL FORMES,
And WHO pronounced by many give greater expression
to his playing than EVEN THALBERI was pleased
TO write the following IN reply
WHAT PIANOS DOES sATTER PREFER"
He says
From the many severe osts that have given
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Fare Reduced via Piusburgh and Philadel-

Fare Reduced via Pittsburgh and PhilHdel-
phin.
Fare to Boston ........,..,! $40 90
&" New York .......,....... 90
" Philadelphia ,...... ....... 90
" Baltimore ............... 90
Time Gs quick as any other ronte,
Tickets for sale at the Union Omce, in the Wed
dell House, also at the depot at the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Railroad Office.
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KARL FoRMEs,

who visited Ohio for the first time in company with the
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NIAGARA FALLS.
STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS, White Mountains.
sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, Egyptian Ruins.
STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS, Scenes in Paris.
sTEREOsCOPIC VIEWS, American Scenery,
sTEREOSOOPIC VIEWS, Swiss Scenery.
sTBREOsCOPIC VIEWS, American Cities.
lsTEREOsCOPIO VIEWS, European Cities.
sTEREOsCOPlC VIEWS, Grecinn Ruins
| STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS, English Landscapes.
| STEREOsCOPIC VIEWS, statuary.
sTEREosCOPIC VIEWS, The Glaciers
sTEREosCOPIC VIEWS, Palaces.
STEREOsCoPIO VIEWS, Celebrated Churches,
sTEREOsCOPIC VIEWS, Many New Subjects.
STEREOsCOPlC VIEWS On Glass,
| lust received a new supply many Of them now subjects
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This Invention Is on exhibition At the Paint aud Glass
Warehouse Of n. DENiiAM, No 10 Public Square
County and State Rights for sale by the patonluo doo2
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3pttlGl NOttfRs.

- For Gas Fufse es o-d F'u,ag--APPiy
Feg7 Easrorh Co iua and ioI superior street
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For Lake superior.
1fliLlinerp,

NEW STYLES
SUMMER BONNETs.
Also RIBBONS, FLOWERS,
STRAW GOODS, RUClIEs, Ea.
An at tho very LOWEST PRICES,
iul SHAW a. co.
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" If any people in the world ever needed
an apostle TO o,st Their devils s who i've IN
this water-ogeed country Tho masmatio poison Of our
swamps and Marshes becomes o veuiable devil IN the
blood to revol 10 the Agues aad Fsve which shake oud
oerch us all Ayers "AeuE CuRE" is said TO be The
postie need and Of neghbors who have tried
con firm the report --J0ara. T. Plano, M 9
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The Restorative is nut ia bottles Of three sizes via
Latge, medium and sma the small hold. \ a mint, and
etn In ono dol or ger bottles the medcrn holds at least
twenty cent more IN proportion thun he small retas
for Two dollars per bottle; he large holds quart per
Cont mora in proportion aud reta for three dollars per
bottle
% j, WOOD co ,Propnetors, No a. broadway, N.
York and No, Ia Market street st LOUIS Mo.
Aud sold by all Druggists aud Fancy Goods Dealers.
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S,TATE or yEHuoNT.

~ NisLhAfE ~ NEAEANS. 80
At Probate Court baiAsu at insburlsis with
IN sud for the District aforesaid, tie lti day
% .Bsfly 1859
.;ssHles n. Clarke, administrator on the estate,
ri1sia dis Safe. u James Streborn. late q Fort
WAyne. Allen County, aHd stafe Of iaaiana. as-
ceased interstate. flea Ia said Court BIS peilten
IL writing shersih Getting forth sisai TIE SID dee
ceased died seized 81 ceFisiH Fent estate sitnsts
lying and being ID ilie fown u Wesifseld, Be- tie
Aforesaid disfrics, - sits
+ A pASf d Lot No. ~, "a tbs nTst aiTisios 81
lots d said Wesffest, Gupposea - besfs hty- hse
acres, mars Or isssi and praying the Csart v
zIAnt i8iHs leebos - ssi ths Nhsle d saia real
estate; and eelfiag aTth As fsaEqns tlsregr ftat
The hesrs addressed si reside without MS state
and hist II aili be so zasaafse - tAsal 10 ell
said real estate; aad also iAaf i 5 aeessssgy q
seii para thereof fW tie pafPoae ~ paying
#ichaKges ard expenses sssIhss ssid esszte
| IhEkEf0i.B. L i ordered by said eoaff
that pebble notice b gwen % All persbas cor
/ ccrned therein, . appsaF before a4ia eouFf 4
| Session fheFeoi, 70 te he'd IS sala lsAsaasas. -
ths 4sA Dag q Apge iss9 ttissy aaay = bard
/ ia the rsatifr and shes cause Nby iAcsuzs
/ shsaia rot BE FFaH4ea - sfoFsz4ls.
1 And this order skail be pubfshes three zee Il
saeesssiysly ~ the 0fieaas Iaeepeasseg sizas-
/ ard newspaper printed A. iHaabafgh ~ uis.
state, ~ sci - shleb psassessisas siss.l b i
fore ths eay asslgHsa foF heaFipgas ai9fsssia
AsTsu naasf nv hsna 81 fl1e ffoSzss 5sssae a
4 lfasbzygi fhis iffh day q Jaiys 4. q. 1855.
Ts~s eHAPEHTFH. faf9s
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1
The losses are far greater than at first
anticipated. They cannot be less than
from 10000 to $4,000 on both Sides
You canonly estimate them after pass
ing over the whole length of line in every
direction. In spite Of the exertions made,
It has not yet been possible to find and
bury all the dead men; as for the horses,
they still lie about in scores, injecting
the air. 54AD q 54
The Paris correspondent of the Lon
2" You have seen the loss ofthe French
at the battle of Solferino as stated in the
Monitear yesterday. Ii is, / am assured
on good authority, much under the mark;
the loss really being 10000 in killed and
wounded The reports of the different
Marshals appear in to-day's Monits,r.-
It is observed that the King of Sardinia
seems to figure, not as independent SOW
ereign, but as a General in tie French
army. In the report which appeared on
Saturday, it is said: According to the
general orders given by the Emperor on
the night ofathe Esd of June, the army
oftbe King was to move on Pozzolengo,
&C.; and to-day the Monitsur gives the
Kings report of the battle (signed by
Della Rocea1 the last in the series
The Paris correspondent of the Man
chester Guardian says: sL.sL So
The real accounts, now deposited at
the War Office, give for the battle of
Solferino nineteen {odd) thousand killed
and wounded for the French, and little
over 5000 for the Sardinians. Whatev-
er may be said TO the contrary, you may
hold these figures fore certain. l can
youch for them"
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The HoHsH rowKR J. s,fans sn.l aarabls, ard
: r1sade u Faa stu - pee esiar eAsssfxslesisa
Ct sas eseAass sAaia eaasaz i tosuxn a. saneosh.
Is around he eareses II ne -f,3s j. $50 ~
friction, which arises from asiFeraat eafsstfles
tiea Of the chsia.
The geaFlae on i r fastened securely Is
simple nannef, e tlisf Z cannot WORK i65se and
come OF sshieh. Il happening, pfevslp the ass
Of = brake, sud the team e liable 70 be inillrcs
hy being thrown out IL the rawer from IT, ens.
sng % high a motion. Il $50 esarsd hat lesTa
walking 1t The rate of 81 mice reT hasfr wiH
thrash drt grain. The snnaat 81 elevation 50
qnired depends much upon the team, aad caadis
toa Of Tie grain - se finished -
OVERSIGHT IBRAsaEhs with vieF5ting SsPH+
rators are in eommen use, aud are excellent ma,
eisiHes Tor taTnng1s use. An ao(nccf3sn a. the
| fhrashers ha. always been made on account IL
/ thcie throwing gram sfih aast into the lesfacs
/ face. This objection they have overcome Ia Ihe.r
/ fhrashcr hy ~ afgalng psseu3ad Is thsh
ant~wh.oh makes lhe feeders position no mere
4 objectionable than any ether About The maeihnca
4 they put en- iile eyiinaey wtelst ralisy which
IS Of great serylee, - The Power can ee steppeN
ing any part ei TIC feFer Or lhrasheF leF Tie
cylinder IS NOT stopped BY force 81 Tive bolt ttst
keeps its motion tHitl- spent. The aYisBaer Is
balanced AZ high speed jn light frame. % ~ u
lrna perfectly ssIl, hAd has tbs teeth fastened b
ny a screw and nut On The inside, making lhgla
| nc bearings af The = Under shaft also these
OF the msin shafts 20 the Horse fe9eri are ofle.l
by wick ieeanrs slfiell are perfect hi iheir uer-
ation, and prevent heating haa wearing Of Jour
mails and boxes by their unii0ffa delivery OF Or
he principal objections 10 machines Of ihis
class is their carrying over grain in the straw bui
they have 10 theirs revolving wire seuaratur
shaken by cams, which is the best arrangemca a
IN use for separating grain lrdIn straw. snd vt
allow less grain 70 pass over in the straw tha9
any other.
Grain is wen cleaned bss tie FAN, and 3elivcrad
~ the side ofthe machine hy spout into q mess
IRE This Is made Of a size adapted TO IA i've.
Horse Power, Hpd WIKI snch Power wlh thrs.l
from lee 70 zoo bushels Of wheat per day, ans
from $50 70 $50 bushels Of oats batdoabls tltess
amounts have been doEe under GtYgrnbe ciJenm,
stances. They make a larger SIZE in,eHd,d to &
worked by Lever fowsr or Three-liofss
Railway Power.
Al machines made and sold bv them are usaAs
in substantial and wogkmanhke manner, aat
are warranted 70 sun the purchaser sfter X i.l
trial.
~ am tic only Agent for tie State u Yer
mont.
JOSEPH c. PARMFNfER.
Z lowell VT Tune IA 1850 III
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SALLY COVILL'S Estate.
g TATE OF YER MT,

H
At Probate Court held at Irasbnrgh in said
District on the 10th day Of July, 4. D. 1855.
WHEREAS. @. Robinson, Administrator on
the estate Of sally covili, late ofHelahd ID said
district, deceased intestae proposes to render an
account Of his administration aud to present his
account against said estate for examination and
allowance for the purpose Of rlakFng partition
and distribution Of the residue Of said estate, nn-
der a decree Of said coRrt, among the persons
who are BY law entitled 20 the same
1t il therefore ordered BY said court that The
same come uadeT consideration and be heard a.
the Inn Of Joseph Bates rrinDerby on the Iath day
Of August, 4. D. 1859.
And il il further ordered. that al persons IN
tsrested be notified hereof By publication Of .
copy or the record Of this order ia the Orleans
Undergraduate Standard printed AZ Irzsbnrgh. three
weeks saceessively previous to said time Of beaE-
iag, that they mag appear and contest The allow
arce Of said account, IL they see cause and also
be heard BIZ said court IN the matter Of partition
aad distributionof said estate
M cARPENTER, Jadgs.
A Trrs Copy q Record. Attest,
sevs IT, cARPERTER, Jsdgs
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g Eighty-three years ago member
of the Continental Congress announced
the declaration Of Independence to his
wife:
This afternoon we have finished with
the old slut England, and Adams baby
is born. Truly coincidence; one Ad-
am the father of the race, and this one
father of freedom and independence to
our much oppressed country
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STATE vEsmonT


TO the iIOn Ire sagHefns Court o. tee siate
81 Vermont 70 u helden 81 inaahHfgh b The
County # Orleans % Ihai-siay isext is7igNiua
ibs third fueadnY q AHsnsi 4 ID 1853
uamblg sh8aefh. ffAn8ea sedbnsf. Il r.,
nsisurRh. ia tie Comfy Il 0feans, tisat y Al.
gusia. iu the stafe q aiainf, on illH PSI day q
DscsasbsF. A. D. 1895 ks %as ia0fwiig married
70 LEeinea efaeruaD. then and pos 81 sai5 IA.
gasta ~ Asa = Sicheif a Justice 81 fie Peace
. aas aerlhe Saauiy = ksnssisee Asi4 stess ~
Name. and ff1ga that iifae unfH ghs % aav 81
3aHs 4. =. issz b. dssa STA de SAID Isaisfa
So strict pssersanes u 81 fha aaiies rgasise4 bf
fiir guarrisss c9eeesaf, NiieA ne sid faeiada
wAs sais9 eg issf.i9us crime, "A Aasiiarss ami
fhai ire ssia Eus1sGa . tie Tear ~ aar Lord
Ode tAsnsand sight atndfsi ana fsfty fsb issai
81 tas rsiHilpeT aita iGt9ierabe severity. and
pfHying Tor q BIZ y divorce from tla bonds Of
islai FluioaY. nsd 4 eHpraFing tias lie H4verss
party fefsaes Nith0ut faa STATE aHa as tai no
Dsfies Of iisa 4.ibeI sfts sais Eltfiass T. se,{s-
asr, aHd ihs aasa pstGiusl pstifsn irving bSen
Sled II tss sHpFefns conrt 81 fha staff-
u i blerelpfe efasFea shst ll.a sai1slNnss q
saia petition - LIBEL = iib 4 sauv 81 fhis order
- pabtisaaa 10 ths Oflssas ialsss5snssHs ssaHs
dafas asNsFfpsf pFsuiasi a lrasbnFza aiQfesai8
sfrss weeks ssecsssifsiy. sAs fasi n ahlei euhs
lseat~sns g bs Is lazss tsFss Nseks asfgfs tie
session q he Caaft % uaAsa sal psiitiba 3 ads
Dressed sHd siisf stlsAs be ssssssd apfE seat 30
tee = shs ~ tselasiia seEihaaF q sPpssf slls
sas*ss - sala lflssi aHa Heflson leGsfs ne sat
Ffslas 9esfs eflsssa5a = = Asia 4 lFssssreh.
- orse4hs essnfy O. Thafsiay asas snef tse
lard zssisY q Sasasf. a. D. fass.
ps.sa 3 lfs&serga. tas - sa1 II JAY. =
lgKE PoLAsD. Ja4ee u ssssss.a Gear
fksss faeFks hsfg sssa
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Cambridge Cattle Market.
CORRECTED WEEKLY FROM THE n. E. FARsfE;
WEDNESDAY, July ID, 1859.

CORRECTED WEEKLY FROM THE n. t. FARMER
WEDNESDAY,, July %. 1859.
At market 1850 Cattle, 1000 Beeves and 156
stores, consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows and
Calves, yearlings two and three years old.
Prices-Marker beef-ExTa Ss25as,50; lst
QUALITY, 81, 00a7 25 I'd quality, Sc, 25a7, so; Sd
quality, IS. 0Oa9,0e ordinary, S4,Q0a0.00.
Working Oxen-S 75alT5-
Cows and Calves-S39a60-
Yearlings-So0s0o.
Two Years 0ld-S22a27.
Three Years 0ld-S2sa34
Sheep and lambs-357e at market. Extra,
s2,75as, so. By lot sl50a250.
Spring Lambs-s0,o 100000.
yeafC Calves Sales al So. 00as, 90.
Swine-00Q Western at market la.5-
Hides-7as per h.
Tallow-0a0c per h. r-r
Pelts-S0, 2oaS1,s7 each
Calf Skins-0Oa0e cts per 10
Lambs Skins-5sc-
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ET The object of education, is to in
still principles which are hereafter to
guide and instruct us; facts are only de-
sirable so far as they illustrate those Prin-
ciples; principles ought therefore to pre-
cede facts.
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CONTEMPORARIES NOTICE.
ALExANDEE WRIGHT. EsoRts ESTATE

%Niss-<A sf+'t@ !" istNtA t--tA 81 , rs q p
IAe Subscribers having beea appointed ~ the
Hon Probate Court tor the District Of uFleanz,
Commissioner. 70 receive. sxanIise a.a adinst
all CLAIMS and demands fan pefsens. against the
estate Of Alexander Wright, Ga late Il Barton,
N said distTiet, deceased represented iusotgcni,
and the term 81 six mouths from The l2lh day 81
JuiF. 1853 being allowed by said Court 70 the
creditors Of said deceased y EXHIBIT aaa prove
their respective claims before ssf
Give notiee. that We wlu attend tg-sha ausies
~ our appointment 81 Tie sWslifng tgnss Vi
sieoS Alary Wfigis, in harion, ~ said District,
"a Tie last Wednesdays % August ana &agember
next 81 o'cloek. - tie Heefnooa on each y
sHid anya.
sAaukL 4 WILLARD. -.
RlCHAkD w.PEhB0BF ! N'.'a4' sss''issA
Barton, July "a, a D.. 1854 -3aa3
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RAILROAD BRIDGE DESTROYED BY
A TORNADO. Memphis, July ia
tornado on Sunday night destroyed eight
Of the spans of the railway bridge al De-
catur. Loss $4,000.
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eets q secret hahiis ~ Hotsfk
- livery Esther sloal4 pre'ea, copy to hls
SEA.
eS' The Cahss. he et1set, he Remedy.-8
- plsla lsaeusee ~ Ftgscisa y EaaissHes.
IL ANY psFsaB snglCsszg tsze Tires cent post
age Etamps. sIB receive Z copy BY mall under
fesk Address 81 iafiefs %
Drasyss ffs Pest once, Albany, ;. y.
E-y~ Aisa tha eolebzaisd Fepaie Monthly Pilis
made from iae extract u G1sf5a ffoof > remedy
used isF Yeag HmgnF tHe 3smais slaves ~ TIE
5esih 10 Fro :. devotion ~ tss aoz Ior Tie
ffsf fisne iatrgsacsa ate general tI-e Price ore
Daiiffl s1lf nafeF zeal " mail Married Laflcf
assi 81 nee then. Address e. shove,
Drarsr rs Pot Office, di5ang, n. 7
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LIBERATION.

f5NHIS is to certify that have given my sou-
Il George ". Marston, his time during tie re-
maiIliier Of his minority, aud shall claim none Of
his earnings nor pay any debts othis niractiug
after this date
m Dearborn MARSTON.
Witness-C. S. CurrIxe.
Newport, July 2, ls59.-2ss3
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LIBERATION.

fHNilS is to certify that have given ny son
II Harvey 4. Marckres histime Daring tile re-
mainder Of his minority ,abd shall claim none Of
his earrings, nor pay any debts oil his contracting
after this date. set ..
D. F. MARCRREs.
West Albany, July 5, it59.-2sw3*
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TATE vERm ONT.

u "A r " h * VI ~ n
- Orleans District, -.
At a Prpbate Court held at lrasburah. within
and for said District on the 18th day u July, A.
u. 1853
An instrument puTnriing ~ be tie ast wit
end Testament Of oAS Il o q, late u
BARTON, IN said District. decreased, sas pre-
-enied 10 the Court Eere for Probate, by John
Charles Chapman, the Execute. therein uzmed
Therefore, u j. ordered by said Court that
public motice be given 60 ri persons concert4e
therein. 70 appear before ssid Coart al session
thereof 70 be held ~ lFashurgh on The 18th day
Of August A. y 1889 and contest tie Probate OF
said Aill, and Il = further ordered that this o..
Ter be pnbhshed three weeks suceessivsiy in TIE
orleans independent STANDARD nesspapef
prinie at lrtsburEh, 10 this State, the Last Of
which shall be preyinns 20 the day assigned, ~
Aforesaid cor hearing.
6isea under my band ~ The Probate Office, AZ
lrasburgh. ihis i5th fay Of ialy A, -, 1850
a0x3 NJ CARPENTER, Judge.
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TATE OF VERmO ONT,

~ Orleans District IS
The Hon. the Probate Court for the district Of
Orleans:
To all persons interested in the Estate Of john
Herbert McLellau, minor, residing ia Glover, in
said District. Greeting.
Whereas, Norton McIellsn, Guardian unto
said minor has filed in said Court hIs pesitiors in
writing for license 10 sell the following described
real estate Of his said ward, 70 wit:
One equal undivided half Of 50 acres Of land,
being the Snuth~easteriy and North -easteFly cor
ners OF Lot No. ls3 N Clover, and setting up IA
his said petition as reasons therefor, that SAID
real estate is so situated that il will greatly de-
preciste IN value unless large expenditures are
made to keep the same IN repair; and that Il
will be an advantage to said ward to sell said
real estate that the proceeds thereof may be put
upon INTEREST.
Therefore Il Is ordered By said court, that pubs
lie notice be gwen 10 al persons concerned
therein. 10 appear before said court at a session
thereof, to be held al said Irasburgh on the sth
day Of August, 1855, that they may be heard IN The
matter and show cause Why license should not Be
granted rs aforesaid :
AMI this order sballbe published three weeks
Excessively n the Orleans Independent Stan.
dard, a newspaper printed 81 lrasburgh, IN tbs
State, the astof which publications shall Re be-
fore the day assigned foT asafipg g aforesaid.
Given under nv hand Al The Probate Office III
Irasburqh, this 18th day Of July A. D. Is5s
2sv3 ". CARPENFkR, Jaagt.
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cOMnLsgI0NERs N0TIcE
J.RDAeGETT's EsTATE.

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THE SUBSCRIBERS having been appointed By
4 the Hon. Probate Court Tor the District Of
fJrlesus e(onlanissiofsefs,f Frcsive sxsmfse aad
adjust an clairns and demands Of al persons,
against the estate Of J. r. 0AGGETT, late o.
NEWPORT, in said al.ziet deceased. represents
ed iussgvssst AID The term 81 six fnsnths from the
5sh day u July, 1853, being allowed By said
hlhsf ard preva their respect ~ eiAisas before "a
Give Notice, that We vii attend 70 the dates 81
our appointment a. the dwelling house Of Nh.
Esther Dageett. "a Nswpogt, 10 said District. o.
the 10th day q October and 10 0f January next
AZ 10 o'clock "a the soreuoon, 90 each 81 said
days.
LUTHER BAKER,
6E0. 4. LANE, Co8m.ss5Oners.
G. S. BACHELOR,
Newport. July ssh a. ists-=sssz
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THE subscribers, having been appointed by tie
1 Hon. Probate Court for the District u Orleans
Commissioners, 70 receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands Of al persons against the
estate ofJames Strehorn. late % Fort WAYNE, Al
len County, Acknowledgement. rspresented hisol-
vent, and the term Of six months from The 27th
day of Jane 1888 being allowed bv said court TO
the creditor o said deceased 80 exhibitsnd prove
their respective claims before u.s.
Give Notice, thar We viii attend 70 the duties
Of our appointment AZ the dwelling house 81
james n Clark 10 Westield. 10 said district on
the last Tuesday Of September and December
next, at 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon, on each Of
said days.
HENRY RICHARDSON. I c.--....-,
D.F. BONNTDS. eeH'8.'ss'.e'e'+'
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