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A Dress Shoe for the Ladies' !

There exists, no doubt, different opinions as 10 What
constitutes a ady's Dress Shoe Boot. Many fancy
the morocco Gaer or Boot To be preIiIesi some lhk
the Jenny Lind Boot or Skln Others the halt.nailr
the slipper &C. Experience has Ia1g IA inc The French
Lasting Caller is considered Ike most perf, CT Dress
Shoe lady wears, and has been the leading Drc,,
Shoe among the fashionable circles for Years so
lar as neat loot is concerned, am in behalf of the
ladies'. rms summer the tancy-cUlUred CATERS IN
polnl OF numbers, Will be worn as Dress Shoe far
more lhan many other Kinds of shoes put toyether-
As 10 the leading CelOrs that will be worn The ian
c1lOrs. both dark and light, well as the dark ashes
ut roses Will take the lead Yet there is no ne color
hat VIII be Considered as directly taking the lead IN
fashion is well known fact that a ady's Caller
when made Ul good Lasting, and properly plI luuci,.
er, VIII out-Wedr any other kind of Dress Shoe and
is the cheapest IN the long run. have now on hand
hastings OF all kinds, and various colurs / have n
card OF one hundred and forty different coIors and
SHADES Ol cuors OF French and English lasting omen
now Tor The Inspection OF the ladies' and trOlH ihs
assortment OF cOiOrs lady cannot helm gptir1 ouy
color she may wish 10 malch her dress lso IAN and
bronZe-cOored mOIoc.O made up IN abundauce-n
prey shoe' ana yet neat lifting, easy shoe, is To he
PIaseu lor now ollen has IL been said my hearing
81 nave sore cOrIls my feet, and by the ladies' in
most cases. Nine ladies out O eyery ten belore The
age OF II, from The most reasonable calculations hnv.
their leet suffering from COrns Such Is really the
iaci; and what is lie cause OF Ihisl How o,icI is
lhe case with Tie gentlemen. as we'll the ladies
lhay get pair Ol shoes, them; apparenlIv they
IT. anu the hrs lhIng lhcy know corn> are on
The ieet The fault OF s surely Is NOT IN the lo H.
H"' 10 " WV Nut VI S'lpt As du instance, q
can have par OF shoes that viii lit ell from al an
Pearaicei ahd yet come TO wear it, some paris OF The
shoe are loo large, and set loose the foot and .r
parts are SO lght as TO make and bumion Which
- not The ial Oi the foot, but is the auil of the ma.
k"r As an Instance, pair Of boots or shoes thai are
properly cut and put together, Will set smuoIh and
look we'll 10 the eye, upon the loot They will moi
ring and TWIST olSlIcd alter being worn ia Lines
ald furthermore, viii not create c0rs ON lhc iool If
those who have lender feet and cUrrIs and buuIons
VIII give US ii can we VIII soon convince Ihen how
shoe will mol create cornS. ana yet look we'll Oh hc
loot CaIl al FLA NlGEN'S Cheap Saoe Store No
~ West Second street, Wilmington Del.
May 10, 1879
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DIED.

June 18th 1853, At Wilmington, Jomx RurH,
infant son Of Rev. w. II and Jerry Brisbane,
aged year 10 months and % days
In New Castle, on Wednesday, ll,h inst .
Mary DANnHIDGE daughter OF thr Rev J b.
&porswo d, D. d., in The lG.h year If her aye.
77H.=za
.a.iscellnneous Advertisements.
Smyrna times., 1859-06-23

THE SIcKLEs' FRIAr.-TnE SPEGcu OF AlE. GRAHAM.
Mr. Grahams opening speech for the defence was a
mastery effort occupying nearly days in the de-
livery lie spoke at length, defining the law of the
land and giving his views of Scriplural law After
speaking several hours he made brilliant peroration
which he finished with the following remarkable
"ordS; "Aud now, gentlemen Of The jury, have but
one word more 10 say, and that Is that trust that
every man Will leave his the ad ;ournmcnt Of
Ihe Court, Today with "A firm dcterm nation to obtain
all his garments at The BrOMa Stone Clothing Hall Of
Rockhi q Wilson, Nos Cos and Cos Chestnut street.
above Sixth, PhIlcdelphia
Smyrna times., 1859-06-23

Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Croup,
Whooping Cough, Diseases of the Throat and
Lungs, and Pulmonary Affections of the seve.
rest type, are quickly cured by that long.tried
and faithful remedy,
Dr. Wistar'S Balsana OF Wild
Cherry.
Says well.known Editor -" This is truly q Rolsan
and blessing 10 nvalids. Ii contains the nure hal.
samic principle OF Wild Cherry the balsamc proper.
ties OF tar and Of pine. Its ingredients, which are
mingled after The true principle of chemistry, are all
balsamc, ard therefore it is safe and sure in effect
Coughs, Colds, Consumption and Bronchial troubles
disappear under its balsamic influence as though
charmed away. Probably 40 medicine has ever al.
tanned SO extended sale accomplished so rnucl,
good as this renowned Balsam"
CAssvILLE, GA. February 2fj. 1888
Messrs Seth w. Fowle & Co., Boston. Mass
Gentlemen: AT the request of your Travelling
agent, give yOua statement Of my experience i'm M
use Of DR.. WIstar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry hnve
been using 1t for two years in my family tor Co,isa
Coughs, and have found il the most e ocio0s rlyIj
that have ever tried
For coughs and colds in children E1o,r il I'm h, nm
excellent medium.
Respectfully yours. JOHN H. RICE.
The genuine article dlCayS has the wrl,tel. si!;na
lure OF T. BUTTS" oh lho wrapper. and Is i1r sale u,
ali respectable Druggists everywhere
Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE & CO., Boston
and Tor sale 10y J. p. u1llt Cker and T. Mansfield
Smyrna; q. W. Splcer. LeIpslc; J. L. IIeverin Llle
Greek Landing james Cowgirl ~ Son and d. f. Burton
Dover; Thomas Simpson, Camden; james Co k. Ere.
derca Jacob Y. Fuulk and Il. f. ilammefNlcy, Nh.
ford; J. II. y W H. VanGesel CIark's Corner and b,
Dealers generally. InayiU.lm
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ONE PRICE CLOTHING, of all the latest
sty les' and made in the best manner expressly
for Retail Sales.
Jones ONES u CO. Of the CRESCENT ONE PRICE
CLOIlilNG STORE, GOt Market Street PhlladeI
lIla' marks The lowest selling price, in Pam Figures
on each article. All Goods sold or made To order are
warranted satisfactory, and One Price system is
strictly adhered To. We believe this 10 be ihe unIv
air way ol dealing, az thereby all are treated alike
JONES ~ Co,
Oc28-Iy GOi:Nsarkct ST. Phi!adeInbia
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Notice to Builders.

The undersigned have on hand large ans
well-assorted stock Of LUMBER, which ,La,'
are selling at Reduced Prices Tor Cash or ~
short time. Persons IN want of bulldirg ma,.-
rial would do well to give them a Gail (at ,Io,..
Yard, corner Commerce and East streets b,G,rs.
purchasing elsewhere.
NOSIlELL Il SAVIN
SMYRNA Dol --n7'StF
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m a 9EE

Oa the 3d~inst, by R.v II. Qaiglcy,
FILGhIAH l.. WILEY, trrneFIy ot Sussex Co,
Fl" EEGlUcA CoNNoN, both "f Kent c., Del
Milford papers please copy.7
On "Wednesday, the 18th INST, by Rsv DR..
Cook. Timothy G. KiLLEN. to CArIiAEIxE
STOCkLEY, both OF Dover, Del
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Cards of Business, &c.
DEs. CHARLES PERKINS

ETUltNS thanks 10 his friends for their kind pa
IL tronage hitherto bestowed upon him and resDec,.
fully requests continuance of the same Pronpt
attention viii be given to all cases of illness entrusted
to his care.
lie Will lie IN HEAD OF SASSAFRAS Every AZ.
tcrnOOn, betweea The hours of i and Il o'cIock and
any word LETT with Mr. |. l.. PRYOR will meet with his
immediate notice and attendance unless pFolesslsn-
ally engaged,
Head OF Sussafras, Md, June g. Is: g-3n
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~v.spoudence, dated Zlst June, IN tn
bso'IIes Beige, says:
bh9snses--os daily pass here numerous transport,
Ne - s.sht in our neighborhood for the cavalry
o. AZ Austria and other States OF the south
isnns.' The district of Jufland alone has ex-
f6sr1 - 100 horses in the last three months. By
rrd to'0;5 AT present. breeders must have real
( pres = - even millions of francs.
: fan s~,snti,ies Of sailed meat have also lately
IpnenS the German armies. The Hamburg
- ecasH' Tho have undertaken to provide the
srrsfo1,, sortresses, have been so much pressed
va i".nds that they have been obliged to order
be asn...;ss az salted meat from the United States
H. qssnnne'
fsnsfenA ~. ,on of the Prussian army is progress
De '~nsiderable rapidity, and will be complet-
u fia =, of July. as far as regards the six corps
g~s rss limited by the Prince Regents order
sshsans Instant. The total strength of the Prussian
fpf 40 .o 200 men. This is without the second
90 : Isndsehr, which is only called out in ex-
ST. and numbers lis 900, raising the entire
srre Of Prussia to 515,OOO men, The six
rsdy placed on the war establishment, con-
assN 40 infantry and 5000 cavalry, with 1872
# cannon and a baggage train Of 3.942
s. r.;.r bulletin states that at the conflict be-
=. ,pous of the Pope and the people at Peru
:. P.pal States, the Swiss soldiers attacked
- the 10Th, trampling Town and killing
-s, and other inoffensive persons. The town
~ placed in q state Of siege.
p, ~.csounts, 21st ult-, Rome was in q state of
-, disturbance-the people wishing to dis
- ,IcoIored flag and to proclaim the Dictator
-v1r,or Emmanuel. Strong patrols traversed
yesterday. His Holiness communicated to
S,-juaIs q letter of the Emperor Napoleon,
-.,,.ipz the independence of the Papal States.
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:, -, Inc p p9rcba.e Of the Atlantic. Baiie. ana 49,.
Ste.ms III V coma Liverpool line BY the Pacific Ma;i
papers. The price cai ID o1 ,har by the Ne. York
~ ~ soi sne three They are to run from Ne w. W..
d;.n.,.h LINER TO LORD LYoNs-A w.sb;r..o,
state s, :; 10 the yNe~ York Courier says: The Sr.,
the Pres;dsn 70 Lord Lyons. was given yesterday. At
the entire diplomatic CORPS were 'nses ana nearly
sne's n.air was the only Republicans at the d;nua.
"oo'd seem from the above, that it is custom.rr
- washington for some one connected v;,h n. 60
e'"ment 10 extend to newly arrived minister. -.
oou''esy OF a public entertainment of SONS Find
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FOR SALE TO ARRIVE.
By THE UNDERSIGNED,
THE CARGO OF BRITISH BARK
EIG" 2hr~ Ne1son,''
asa tons measurement, 9Oll tons burden,
CHELLEw, MASTER,
CALLED FRO.a LIVERPOOL MAY 7ih,
- consisting OF
Dry Goods.
Blue cottons, white cot.ons. .uperane whae co'tons,
assorted prinis, two blue prints. Turkey red and
yellns prints, plain Turkey red cloth, ging-
hams, French lawns, moieskins. briliiantes,
plain and fancy silks, Victoria lawns,
far eoisan h p5ias,, sSst Ss' n shss.ias'
bOrderrd handk-rchief.,
valenciennes hand
k< key red d dur
Linen
handkerchief,
denims- riding hats.
cotton umbrellas, silk
and scarlet serge shirts, pilot jackets,
alpaca coats, mosquito netting, linen blouse,
merinos, alpacas, plain andsfgured. superhne and common
mems felt hats, silk hanikerchiefs, superane tweed trouserings,
Shepherds plaid, blue twilled flannel, plain blue flannel, white
shirts, cotton trouserings, printed musllns, &C, &C., &C., &C.
Liquors.
Cases Geneva, Old Tom Gin, Scotch Whisky, Brown Cognac
Pale Cognac, Pale Sherry, Fine Old Port, Claret,
BOTTLED ALE AND PORTER,
Hhds- Salts Ale, hhds. Youngers Ale.
Sundries.
White saltwater soap, perfumery, false jewelry,
English saddles,
Scotch biscuits,
Crates assorted earthenware,
Hams and bacon,
Assorted iron.
Iron pots, tin plates,
Grow bars, fencing wire,
Small chain. Liverpool salt,
English boiled oil,
Blacksmiths' coal,
Steam coal,
Green paint.
SUGAR Pans AND COOLERS,
uoon ;ron I ase suDerior assorted English cutlery,
FIFTY TONS RICE. in 1901 bags
Daily expected. per s EA Y NJ r H. FROM London,
MARZETTTS ALE AND PORTER,
And shortly per GONELZA from London, an assortment
of ENGLISH GROCERIES,.
And by the first conveyance from England after the HUM
PHRFY NELSON. for which, vessel they were too late, a beau
ttful assortment Of ENGLISH PRINTS, including pink and
yellows, and other choice styles
II The designs Of these prints, as well as OF those to arrive
per a. Humphrey Nelson" are entirely NEW, and not copied or
borrowed from the old designs OF importations by other houses
I,o-tf JANION, GREEN < co.
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w. A. Aldrich

WILL E Eel "RADUGA,s
w ISLAM" and "Washington AIston," and Offers for sale:
Cases bleached cottons, ~ and rs,
Cases Milford denims,
Bales Warbash do,
Bales Shatucket do,
Bales ticking,
Bales western state eheeting,
Bales indigo blue flannel,
Bales lamp wick,
Bone buttons, fly and pant,
suspenders and asstd Nos. white and blas thread.
Pantaloon buckles,
Cases brown wool hats,
Cases planters' hats,
Cases palm leaf hats,
Cases blue and grey mixed flannel shirs,
Cases lard and cheese,
Gases Bath brick,
Bbls alum, cases matches, and
Loaf, Crushed and G~ranulaeed sugaRs l5s3m
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ONE PRICE! NO DEVIATION
Quick Sales! Small Profits!
EyRANK SPENCER WOULD REsPECT.
u fully invite the attention Of the public Ia general, and
the Ladies in particular, to his well selected stock q
Dry Goods and Fancy Articles,
And 70 meet the times, be would offer them at A MERE uy-
ING PROFIT, confident in the old saw, that ~ nimble sixpenc~
In better than q slow shilling"
N. B.-The services Of q ~wen-known and obiging Salesman
having been secured, the public may rest assured that no pains
will be spared to give the fullest satisfaction. lEs-f
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Nt@ advertisements.

w. A. ALDRICH
WILL RECEIVE PER
ISLAM" and "WaShington Allston.'
ADDITION TO ALREADY ADVERTISED.
AND OFFERS FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING:
RALEs AMOsKEAG DENNIS,
Do Excelsior do,
Do shetucket do,
Cases Excelsior do,
Do Pearl River do,
Do Massachusetts do,
case double , and twisted cotton cashmere.
Gases blue drills,
Bale. shetucket shifting.
'A's Whit fi.ss sd .s sl9shs"''
Case. blue cotton thread,
Do blue cotton, SO In,
Do prints,
Gases esnary prints
case Salmon Pals bieached cotton flannel,
Bales Amoskeag tiekings,
Do Western State ,heetns,
800 dz mems palm leaf hats,
25 dOz mems black. brown. pearl and drab wool hats,
Gases long C mhs.
OIL ARPET
New, choice and desirable patterns. s+ and -
BOOTS y
Gases mems thick brosan',
Do mems thick boots.
Do do q: | ". L [ J. split ''s &c.
STATIONERY.
Buzz sg,ernmen. .uvelSPe;:
Rsams blue ruled letter.
Resms white bin cap.
Reams blue foOlscap,
Reams white foolscap.
FURNITURE.
Mahogany bureaus,
Settles. covered with enamsled cloth,
Mahogany easy chairs
Do recumbent chairs,
chamber set complete. viz:
1 bureau, Ibedstead. 1 commode. l teapoy,
4 chairs, i sewing chair, / towel stand
Wood Office chairs with cushions.
Oak arm office chairs, cane seat,
Mahogany center tables,
u., do i'd, do boards do marble top
Do whatnOts, shelves,
sADDLERY.
Gases Tennessee No. 8 mems hogskin saddles,
Cases English aI pattern ra1 hG S : as shadie ea,,e. bria les.
HARDWARE AND WOODEN WARE.
csses Collins handled axes,
Gases vanished and finished gin; Vernon, o. bows,
Cases vanished and finished 2n- n ii OK bows
Jacket lamps, tube and feeder,
Iron spades,
Steel spades,
Steel shoveis,
Casks s..td Nos shot, /, {, {, B, BIB, BIB.
Reams sand paper,
Large cod lines,
Brit. swing lamps, |
WhaIemen'sp pocket knives,
Casks nails, assorted.
Stoves complete. Nos. {, ] and 8,
Duponts best rifle gunpowder,
Cases sail twine, |
hoped pals,
Nests tubs,
Nests painted bingham buckets,
Brcoms and broom brushes
CORDAGE.
ManIlE rope 8, 9 II thread, It In,
LEWIS, PURE GROUND LEAD, FULL
WEIGHT KEGS,
CASES PURE ZINC, WHITE.
GROCERIES,.
Tierces superior hams, Tin dry salt)
1sbls Carolina rice,
BIS saltwater soap, |
BhIs sot shell almonds, /
Half bxs loaf sugar- |
Half bbls standard sugar,
100 bbs pilot bread i0oon
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slsm 4Sbfrtissmsnts.
~ l. IxcOLs.

~ l. IScoLs.
IRWIN & CO.,
-~ Collectors and Custom House Brokers. Honolulu.
EB-C0npHcaied accounts adjusted, and commercial
l. Oensd and closed 1e5-tf
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LANCE POLD11
AHHscF Poles - 's ~: :
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-01-19
s P ECIAL NOTICE
DR.. Roback's Discoveries.

We can not shut our eyes to the fact that
DR.. Robacks famous Medicines, the Scandi-
navian Blood Pills and Purifier are effecting
wonderful cures of Fever and Ague, Dyspep-
sia, Liver complaint and Rheumatism, in all
parts of che West. Planters and Farmers,
upon whose words we can rely, assure us that
such is the case, and the newspapers with
which we exchange confirm the statement
The Blood Pills and Blood Purifier, as their
names import, act specifically upon the active
principle of disease in the Animal Fluids.
The distributive system of bloodvessels and
nerves, which irrigate the whole body with the
element of vitality, becomes, when that ele-
ment is tainted with corruption, d;ssemina-
ton OF the seeds of disease. 1t is upon this
circulating poison, this deadly virus, propelled
through the veins and arteries to the destruc-
tion of health and life that DR.. Roback's prep
arations act. They change the chemical char
c,ec CT the blood, revitalize it, render it pure
and atritious. Graphing with and destroy
ing the very root of disorder, their cures are
complete and permanent. We invite atten-
ten to DR.. RS advertisement.
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SHERLFF'S SALE.

John c. Hess Swife' RY virtue of pn,9a' an order
James Smith, ct al. issued from the court
of common pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, and
to me directed, will offer for sale, at the door
of the courthouse, in said county, on
Saturday. the 22nd day Of January, 1859,
Between the hours of 10 o'clock, a. IN and
o'clock p. m, of said day, the following des-
cribed lands and tenements, to wit:
Part of the west half of the north west
quarter of section five, in township five, of
range FIVE; beginning for the same fifteen rods
south of the north west corner of said quarter,
thence south twenty-one rods, thence east
twenty-four and three-quarter rods, thence
north twenty-one rods, thence west twenty
four and three-quarters rods to the place OF
beginning, containing three acres, more or less,
exclusive OF the road, being the same land
conveyed to Samuel Smith by Rachael Arm
strong and others by deed bearing date Aug.
10th, 1887, and recorded in Book A., page Az.
Also another tract of land adjoining said last
mentioned tract of land and containing about
five acres, and containing in all eight acres,
more or less, in said quarter, and being the
same tract of land of which the said Samuel
B. Smith died SEIZED and bounded on the north
and west by the town of Beallsville and Wis
ner's lots, on the east by the lands of Citizen
Beall and Cyrus Gratigney, on the south by
lands of John Miller and Henry Armstrong.
Ordered to be sold in the case of } ohm G.
Hess and wife, against James Smith and
others, in Partition. c. NJ. MORROW,
Dec. 22, ls5s.-s5,7o. Sheriff, NJ. C. O
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

To James Day, Henry Day, Tabitha Gill,
Elias Gill, Nancy Jane Johnley, Lewis Johnley,
Louisa McFadden, William McFadden, William
Day, Amrah Day, Henry Day, Alven day, John
Day. Fancy L. Day, Tabtha Day, Rachel A.
Day, Thomas Day, and Elisabeth Martin:
You will take notice, that OH the - day of
December, A. D. 1858, the undersigned filed a
petition in the Court of Common Pleas of Mon
roe County, Ohio, where the same is now pen
ding, demanding partition of the following
premises, situated in said county, viz: The
south east quarter of the south west quartet
of section twenty-seven, in township four, and
range six, in said county of Monroe.
The undersigned demands that partition be
made of said premises as follows: To the un-
dersigned one-seventh; to James Day, Henry
Day, Tabitha Gill, Nancy J. Johnley, and Louisa
McFadden each one-seventh, to William Day,
Armah Day, Henry Day, Aven Day, John Day,
Nancy +. Day, Tabtha Day, Rachel A. Day, and
Thomas Day, each one sixty-third; and to Elisa
beth Martin, dover in the whole.
At the next term of said court, an applica-
ton will be made by the undersigned for an
order that partition may be made, &C., of said
premises. THOMAS Is. DAY.
Jan. II, CIV By Harvey Holland, his Atty.
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THE STATE OF OHIO, MONROE
COUNTY.
Probate Court of said County.

Probate Court Of said County.
SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS.
A Ii persons interested will take notice that
n the following accounts have been filed in
the Probate Office, and will be for hearing on
Monday the seventh day of February, A. D.
1859.
EXEC'RS AND ADMRS ACCOUNTS.
l. Martin Baker, Ex'r of Martin Baker-final.
2. John Muhleman, Admir- of Samuel Segcs-
ermann,-fnal.
3. Frederick Muhleman, Admir- of Andrew
Muhleman,-partial.
4. C. I. Morris, Ex'r of Robert Grier,--partial.
S. John Keyser, Admir- of Joshua Linn,--final.
&. John Lanum, Exr of James Edwards.-
final.
7. John Lanum, Ex'r Of Elias Mccall. final.
8. Jacob Affoltcr, Admir- Of Adam Wagner
partial.
9. William Watkins, Admir- ofJohn McBlroy,
10. George Steward, Admir- of James Steward,
final.
IL. Elijah Ullom, Admir- of William Ullom,-
partial.
GUARDIANS ACCOUNTS.
l. George Hurst, guard ian to James Thomas
final.
9. John Lanum, guardian to William Atop
final,
8. Mary Muhleman guardian to her children
final.
4. John Molfat, guardian to Harmon Hukle's
| heirs,--partial
S. John Muhlemau, guardian to Grossen.
bacher's heirs,--fnal.
| 6. William Bottenield, guardian to Samuel
Bottenfeld's heirs.-partial.
Z. John Slime, guardian to Elizabath A. Mil
| ner,-partial.
| S. John Slime, guardian to Susan Ii. and
Jesse NJ. Stine,--partial.
9. Jacob Zinck, guardian to John Gugger's
| heirs partial.
10. Jacob Zinck, guardian to his children
partial.
IL. VIM. Brown, guardian to David Tipt ,n's
| heirs,-partial.
II. Levi Long, guardian to Dyes heirs,--par
tial.
Is. Thomas Nelson, guardian to Mary E. Law
rence,--partia!
IA. Wm Lennon, guardian to VIM. Knights
heirs,-partial
Is. James Hindman, guardian to Latshaw'.
heirs,-partial
16. Alex. Kennedy, guardian to John Kennedy
partial.
II. Peter Smith, guardian to VIM. Scott's
heirs,-partial.
Is. Thomas McNeely, guardian of Richard Nj
Neely,-partial.
10. John Mallory, guardian of Mary M. Nal
lory,-fnal. ..-
20. Frederick Yenni guardian of Margare
Keller,-partial.
81. Gideon Osborne, guardian to James Os
borne,-partial.
% John Cox, guardian to John and Josephu'
Cox,-partial.
% Stephen Pancoast, guardian to VIM.
Nays heirs,-partial.
a Paren Pierce, guardian to his children
partial.
rs Samuel w. Noll, guardian ofGeorge Frick
| final: JOHN S. WAY.
Dec. 90, '5s 4w Probate Judge, NJ. C.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

BY virtue of an order of the Probate Court,
to me directed, will offer at public sale, the
following premises, situated in Sunsbury town.
ship, Monroe County, Ohio, to wit: Part of
the east half of the south east quarter, of
section twenty-one, township four, and range
four, beginning for the same at the north east
corner of said half quarter, running thence
south, one hundred and sixty poles to the sec
ton corner, thence west with the section line
eighty poles, thence north to a run where the
north and south division line crosses, thence
up said run in north east direction to the
quarter line, thence east with the quarter line
to the place of beg inning; containing seventy
four acres more or less.
Said premises will be offered for sale on
Saturday, the 5th day of February, A. d. 1859,
at the front door of the Courthouse, in the
town of Woodsfeld, in said county. Sale to
commence at one o'clock of said day.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne third in hand
one third in one year, and one third in two
years.
The deferred payments to be secured to
the satisfaction of the undersigned.
WIN. p, RICHARD SON, Admir-
of John Dransfeld Deceased.
Jan. 18th 1s5s.-sw. S5,22.