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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-01-12

THIS new and important Discovery in the tread.
ment of tuberculosis, Consumption was made
by the celebrated DR.. John Francis Churchill of Par.
is, and first communicated to the French Academy Of
Medicine in 1856. 1t has been adopted and is row
used thFesgfr0ut the Continent of Europe with unpre.
cedented success as O cure and preventive of this
most formidable scourge of the Human Race. The
Hypophosnhites are recommended by the most ami.
nent Physicians of N. Y, who prescribe for II their
patients. Solong ago as 1855, DR.. Churchill, by 4
series of scientific deductions cam to the conclusfon,
that the proximate cause, or at all events an essential
condition of Tuberculosis, (Consumption,A was a d..
crease in the system of the phosphorus it containsin
a oxygenizable state. Hence he drew the obvious
inference, that the means of curing the disease con.
sisted in restoring the deficient elements.
For this purpose, it was necessary to select some
compound of phosphorus which should be at the
same time oxydizable and assimilble-that is. capa.
BILE of entering into and. forming q part of the avs.
tenn. These conditions were found to exist in the Nv.
pophosphites ofLime, Soda and Potash, which seam.
ed best to fulfil the two requisites of oxydation, ca
combustion, and assimilation. Theuse of the Nv.
pophosphltes shows these preparations to have q two
fold specific action. On the one hand they increase
the principle, whatever that may be, which consu.
tutes nervous force; and on the other they are the mosa
powerful blood generating agents, far superior to any
hitherto known.
The Physiological effects of their use are shovr
by an increase OF nervous power, sometimes even FRO
the first day of their administration, togetherwith an
unusual feeling of comfort and strength. The anne
tite increases often in an extraordinary manner. The
excavations become regular and more abundant:
the preparations, if any Lave existed, cease sleep
becomes calm and profound. ALI the general sYmp-
toms disappearwith a rapidity that's IS truly marvellous.
The HyPophosphites, as prescribed by DR.. Church.
i'll, are now for the first time offered in a chemically
pure form in the United States by the undersigned.
Price So per bottle, i'll q concentrated from by mail,
Thee bottles will be sent for $500 when ordered by
Express. 1t is also put up in large bottles, ready fer
use. when ordered by Express or private hand Am.
pie directions accompany each package. Circulars
and all desired information may be obtained By adj
dressing with a stamp enclosed.
j. WINCHESTER,
American and Foreign Agency Ofdca.
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ASHLAND GAS LIGHT Goth,

ASHLAND GAS LIGHT Co.-The first An
nual Meeting, under the new organization, Of
the s~toek-holders of this Co, was held on the
9Th instant: A more judicious selection Of Off
GERS, we think, could notohave been made. The
new Co. have h~quidated the Indebtedness, and
emancipated the Works from the hands of
the Marshals and Sherifs that have been SO
grievously. b~esiegihg them for months past
Under the new management, we believe that we
shall have better light and more of it, and at
considerably disminished expense. The Gas
Light Co. being NOW A HoME INSTITUTION,
under HOME management in which we all have
confidence, it will conform to the ducies and
interests of all to patroni;e it.
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FITS /


Persons laboring under this distressing malady will
find DIR. HANcE's Epileptic Pills 10 be. the only rem
edy ever discovered for curing Epilepsy or Falling
Fits. These Pills possess q specific action on the
nervous syttem; and although prepared espe cially
for the purpose of curing Fits, they will be found of
especial benefit to all persons afflicted with weak
nerves, or whose nervous system has been Frustrated
or shattered from any cause whatever. The dyspep-
tic patient, whose stomach has lost the powes OF duly
converting food into a life sustaining element, is re
lieved by a single course of the extraordinary Pills.
The gastric fluid re acquires its solvent power, and
the crude nutriment which was q load and a burden
to the sufferer, while his digestive organization was
.paralyzed and unstrung, becomes under the whole
some revolution created in the system, the basis of
strength, ACTIVITY, and health.
Sent to any par Of the country by mail, free of
postage. Address SETH s. HAscE, los Baltimore,
Md. Price-one box. So; two, SIS; twelve, S24.
4v32
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NOTICE

S hereby given that we the undersigned Commits.
i sioners of Ashland County. will offer for Sale on
Friday, The 3lst day of December, A.. D.. 1858. the
building of a Bridge across the Muddy Fork of the
MohicaE. ~ miles east of the town of Perrysburg
on the Road leading from Perrysburg to West Salem
VIM STRICKLAND.
JACOB LIMERICK,
JOHN BERRY.
Ashland, Dec. Is, 1858. aer{ 4w2S
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ID "
Cabinet and Chair Shop.
in. CHARLES EPpLER

TtHIO T.. HI'N,
HAVING permanently established himself in the
IL above business in Ashland, will execute all
orders in every department of his business. TO the
OF those who MY favor him with their
patronage. His goods are all manufactured by him
self. in the old and honest way. and are warranted
TO prove what they seem and what they are recon-
mended.
GWare-room and Shop in the building formerly
owned and occupied by J. Mu=grave. g.
Ashland, July 7, 1858. n5tf
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WALL PAPER!!

DoTTER d KNOX have just received the largest
and best selected stock of Wall Paper, Ceiling
Paper, Ceiling Decorations, Borders, Frcsco Orna-
ments. Window Shades, (plain and fancy Window
Cornices, Cords, Tassels, Patent Rollers. (every
known pattern etc, etc, ever brought to this eoun-
ty. which will be sold cheaper than heretofore. Call
and examine. March II, 1853. 4Itf
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PETITION no SELL LAND.

More1l Rust Adm r. e.
of the Estate of VIM.
Hoch Decd. Plaintiff,
vs.. ~
Caroline Hoch, Edward In the Probate Court
Hoch, Albert Hoch, VIM. of Ashland County,
Hoch, Thaddeus Hoch, Ohio.
Caroline Hoch, Margaret Petition to sell Land.
Hoch, Clarisss Hoch,
John Hoch, Joseph Hoch
and George Hoch.
CAID defendants are herby notified that on the 22d
- day of December A. D. 1858, said Admir-. fled
his petition in the Probate Court of said County,
praying an order at the next term of said Court for
the assignment of the dover of said Caroline Hoch,
widow Of said VIM. Hoch, deceased, and for the sale
of, the following real estate, to-wit Lot No. (201
twenty, in the town of Loudonville, in said County
of Ashland, and that the same will be heard at the
February term of court.
MORTE. RUST, Admir-
By JOHN ]. JACOBS, his Any, 4w30
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SALE.

American and Foreign Agency Once.
Dec. 8, ,5s.-3m2z AZ JOIN ST.. "
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published every Saturday. by
B. ERR & CO.. I2l Nassau St, N Y.
1901 10 Brattle St., Boston.
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Deduct for weight. 200
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At RRII.
L. ~ CUEAHLEs


ffli- humau family; hrt be,au~ r b. ut ali Diseases
SOILS Nh1 fT. NOT affected ty % once year. notWIth-
standing % ~ Dent little understood and badly treated
N.n's ST. lsy- the foundation ut th. m - Danger
uf- u4i4i.s- Though b. i- easily cured t more trs-
tuaufTy baUru.- chronic tHrsrub uaulgr' and tad
Treatment. than any other disease tu which -ri-
Iert. lfI- produced from various rsiu-"~. sudden
ruyts5 rruptyr fyNer-. ~rIrltt.Ul srF~fp.f~ msst-
-r- Nrurrrsl SYPHILIS, VIII prlduc. 90. -, Iu-ii-
i"u- Jnt apparently uHad M %" commencement %
scarcely uutlost- 10 IT. advanced -G D. D. ErcH--
uizrd ly pain ia th, ha.t Iut between the eye.
rHuTruIai sometimes with rualteNrr great pT.~tr3-
tuu % Uhy l aud mental energy HpiuU~ rr Vru!u~e
discharge from one both uu-trll- especially t.
night producing chuakIug and auf"astIuu ~eil~f-
t.u r. frai tie throat or turt-. difficult r.~rr-
ton Ur breath ur through rrt ur both uH~.rl-. which
.r. -.metIIug- completely uh-trurtrd. Ia IT, ltyJn-
,-l stag. the -su~' "f smell aud taste are uurl n-
paired ui ut.eu destroyed. The eyes and ears fr.-
ulruty become effected iu rs rayau-- the s,frurifH
fIr .lrailu. iTlH the the thrult becomes Oh
~tgur;"d which produces a hatziu2 "r ringing sound
With prral "r t"t. teaiue-- -.iiIrtnt- the eNfer-
ual or.tc' uithr egrls affected producing dry and
sJIiy appearance. and unhealthy secretion Of wax.
aud uuHllF liberation OF thr membrane takes place
The LraiTl1.r @-f tgtr passage from the eyes
no r sonnet mes b.f. t.'- aI~trIc,,.i u-iig th.
tears tp OVERT and f completely oi~tgu"sd. all
-rr-~ forms 5ud d.-rh.r-'- upon the outside pro
duuIu- uf.~t serious difficulty.
No mruIru,- taken into tH" stomach. 90 snuff "
uostruu-. ,au cause r,ua' 81 ut tttarrh- or olylte
th- tendency u. these results.
-lrr e.. d.- uut hesitate tH affirm. without fear ut
contradiction. that this is lc diseased condition .i
the Pituitary Giand and clu only hr met aul cured ly
luull chemical means capable Of altering that cunoI-
tIuu through the medium uf the diseased organ.
Dr. g. method of applying thv ,urIti'e agents e.
the parts Effected ty Tie inhalation .,uj Injection %
WadratDd fund and yaplr- through the uu~trIl-. iu
lt1rTh and plIu. is the uuly RATIONAL uut phu~u upi-
ir process. and the cures Effected by Ir.t- all the
testimony connected with them. the h-f proof uf
tha pltsucy uf the incidence admin -tsro ty Iuha-
lt-iou aud -k o. .u cuWpruuing them.
Medicines With written IIi~truptuh~ sent fN tll parts
uf ths country application to Ir. e. T. Crane. l4t
! L =
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NnHNnN tWl NNNt
C,rua fdurt uehier Tsrm &. u. lsis.
NJ. bIalock' Attachment for $50 90
vs.. ..,tf ts.t,,
U,llis day came the plNintiu. ny .attor-
ncy. and it appearing % the saiisiac-
ton of the Court that the said defendant
= not an inhnhitant Of this State. but re-
sidea beyond the limits thereof 20 that
the ordinary process Of law cannot be
served upon him II j.. therefore. order
sd by the Court that publication be- made
I'M the Eastern Clarion. a newspaper prin-
tel and Published in the town of Pauld-
ing. in said State for four weeks success
aiyely. notifying the defendant Of the
pcndoucy Of said suit. and that unles. be
appear before the Circuit Court Of New
tom county. aforesaid. on the second Mon.
dsy af April next. at the Court House OF
aid county. In Decatur. and plead an
sver or demr to said suit. Judgment
sill be- entered against him bv default.
anil the property attached BE- sold. 90
s,ti4f plaintiffs claim and all cost
Given under my hand and seal
SEAL )nf Office. and issued this March
Ne-BCJlst. 1859.
JAMES A. WARE.
Cy-rt.
March p. 1850 2l-5t
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Laws of the United States.
Pub: 10.
AN ACT for the relief of the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad Company.

Pub: 10.
AN ACT for the relief of the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad Company.
Be Il saactsa Jy tic Senate ami House Of
Representatives OF he United States Of .imcrica
m Congress assembled. That whereas the
State of Mississippi by its act approved
on the twenty-eighth of january, eighteen
hundred and fiftv-two, and the State of
Alabama, 10y its act approved on the first
of December, eighteen hundred and fifty
one. did transfer to the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad Company the lands which We're
granted to said States under the proyis-
ions of the act Of Congress approved the
twentieth September, eighteen hundred
and fifty. to aid in the construction of a
railroad from Mobile to the mouth of the
Ohio river. the said transfers OF said lands
so made 10y said States, respectively, to
said company are hereby recognized. rati-
fed, and confirmed, and the title to all bo-
ma tide purchasers of said company are al
so hereby confirmed and that the time
limited 10y said original act of Congress
for the completion of said railroad is here
by extended, and the said company is al
lowed further time till the twentieth OF
September, in the year eighteen hundred
and SiNty-tive, to complete the same, any
thing in said act to the contrary notwith-
standing: Prortiod, nevertheless That the
said Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company
be subjected To and shall comply with all
the conditions. restrictions, and lmlta-
tions contained in the act of Congress
above referred to, approved the twentieth
September eighteen hundred and htty ;
Ind Jroiied That nothing herein con
tanned shall be construed 50 as to release
the States of Mississippi or Alabama from
any liability imposed on them by the said
act of September twentieth eighteen
hundred and fifty-two
\nproved Is February 1892.
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sheriff sale
Sol. Myer. Admir-, tc.
vs I. FL Fa. t,s.F
NJ ~. Beard. and

Sol. Myer. Admir-, 6c.
va [. FL Fa Tend.
NJ. n Beard. and
Nv. a.. CondlM
ny virtue OF the above stated vendi
sxponas. to mo directed. viii expose
=. - G.sblir sale. for cash. in front Of the
T,trt House door. In che town Of Pauld-
~. an the lth Monday Of March, instant,
h.t,,ern tho usual hours of sale, the iol-
i,,sipr described property, io.wit lot 20.
....t.,i adjoining che town Of fauldinE and
,i-serihod a. follows. and known ~ the
C,.,vf,rd survey. bounded on eSouih by
80 decided from lsaac stephens 10 A.
W wilson. on the West ny The town Of
p,,ilipr. ON che North by lands now own.
LItvsr. Street and A. /. Cotton. and
sa @ ~ Ea.t by The y. p. I Of y. +, ! Of
s,.,isn nj. Township :. Range u. Fast,
.'.,,tsininr twelve acrrs. more or less, le-
...i IN - che property OF defendant M.
= Rssri 10 satisfy the above stated q. IA.
tnH all cost
80. - "a March. tsiQ.
L.n. LASSiTER, 6ArlE
March 2 1852 2l'Jt
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DISE.lSES OF THE En-.
DEAFNESS, &C., CURED.

Ir Dr,us respectfully aall- thr attention uf those
suffering uuU.r partial ur total l"-~ of hearing @"
te t.IIa.uL --.#I5Huf of hI- method uf treatment.
tu fit-.. affecting the fniitl Hr luterusl
hs tht Iu,ufai lHiurhr- uFN U-t"t % Itts Il-
hrmtr.r- .f Ia-ru. Lsip-.r Hamburg aud ~. Peters
With astonishing -ua..--. Tbs method 900 fact - tle
only 1r" ua.sh Ha- proved Co. o." universally -ucc-~--
ui
A. proof of it~ -usF'~- great uuui.'g 81 u3u5o~
rIu Ha given Df psT-..u~ who hHNr been treated
fHr I.-Ht-a~ uf tIIs H various sections "t the
United ~,afa-. sens. who hayr he,u vuupls.,y rest lgod
o. iu f,ts seu-v uf hearing. In eases 90 Nucu~ d.
pH-If- Iu fbs Eu-ta HI. IuIsa and accumulation ~
wax upon fIH Drum uI Ishtktuuul-.u cases ut
IuhJmmrIuu Uf the Mucu- Membrane. tH uer,uiI-
d~.a-.- ut tua Far aui when the d-#1- g rl' effect
ut rHli. fta Use uf gUuIur. mercury, 90 those gath
triur- iu fI. peculiar fY rilbhHHt-lIt II many
other diseases and q fhrultIp- uf tHa ear. this treat
maut Is tho DUly r aa pue. and tbr most certain ui
.urg Mh"u tiie uuiItHry canal i~ dry. and gives
"a KuI Of .lF d'I -it caused by SyuTag' 90 the
sHr-. lar -rst mu-.cll rh.rP~. uilu4 va'y.. ringing
tones ll... tl.~. DT bells. sounds ] ae the rust
ling 20 UrN i.lyH-s wUsu continual pvl-l"uS are pA-
IarIsuH l auI % -ulir1s~ ui matter uvrsr: when In
Co... l.' ui --auIHUE f. feeling Ike th.' ~ rush ui
hl4#i ts tlia bead experienced: when tha hearing
eases uf ,iI affecting fhe ,1g this method - uvari-
ably sli".r-~ail-
On deaf aai dumb cases if the hearing was ever
good 60 8uY ugta. both tle hearing saa ~l--rrh are
Ntry nitsu RESTORED
o. alI rl4s-- undertaken hy ur. Crane. hr engages
produce such .f-rIll-d benefits a. o. give 'Etrt--
lHrtIru. Aprlrauf4 hy latter Nll please state their
Az, huH isUg they have hrru affected aud all ,hr
symptoms p.,ul 4l 90 their r.r. HS explicitly pos
.r uut and ,hr r.u~', uF supposed 'Au-', Cd; th-T
L dt nm. Also.
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A CAuDLE LECTURE TOR THE SoNs OF
MALTA.-Dr. Rogers of Buffalo, has
Joined the Sons of Malta and the i. i. D.'s.
His wife Is in the habit of reading him
nPtfn & Tfpated By the RefpuGIc Gh1fh o1 na @g%
Now tell me about the Sons of Malta
Won't YOU? Do. that's a good dear
What do YOU do when YOU get in Is 1t
the same as the Masons and odd Fellows?
And then there are what they call the i.
b. D's. Iov EJ0r al aJ9,t them. tJo p
Well, now, what don't YOU know about?
Ii Is lust as | expected. You know all
about every secret society in existence.
and your poor dear wife is not allowed TO
know a single thing that Is going on
Sons of .Haha literary and scientific society:
learn hC art et paiHt,hg, statl2y and otathe-
! mates. TEe B. B. D.'S: religious society,
and none b,a those II strict morai aaI religious
! persuasion are admHcd, Well. I'm beat
| now. And YOU a member, Now its my
/ turn to laugh The b. B. d. a moral in,
| stitution Ha, ha! ha, Look me in the
| face. Didn't YOU come home the Other
| morning as drunk as bose? e?-yes, drunk
| and ! asked where YOU had been at tha
| hour of the morning. and YOU said. oh
nowhere. YOU were but taking a little re
creation with the b. b. D.'s-and that
| what YOU call moral institution. WaSH
| drmki Well. then, the bed ,r0s. for yOl
went round it three or four times befor
YOU got into it: and when you got in, yol
held on to the side for fear of being tum
bled out. You can't cheat me, old fel
low, I've seen too much of the world no
to know when a mans drunk.
| Didat l-Nk anything bit .ftteca glasses {
Buck beer. In the name of Jupiter Am
mon what are we coming to? and a mora
institution at that: only fifteen glasses
YOU saw What are the strong-minde
women about, that they don't petition tn
Legislature to have these secret societie
abolished? And how many glasses d
they drink at the Sons Of Malta UHlc
conditions are good don't drirk al aH Dn,
o1'g,c such things there. Conditions; J.
like to know what conditions have to d
with it? Ca1tt Be a Son or Malta trithoW coJ
dtt;ons Well, ! would Just like to see tn
condition and see how it looks. | SUI
pose it : piece of statuary? Turn owe
here: what under heaven are YOU laugl
ing at? Capi EciD Il: | viii make yo
help it, You haw haw. like a wild jacl
ass what's the matter with YOU? Chr0Ui
aad Rh0mafics What. have YOU 20
Chronics and Rheumatics? never woul
| have married you if | knew that. VIII;
do You mean? are you crazy or drunk ?.
Say. do they blindfold YOU when they tax
YOU to the Sons of Malta ?-And do the
put Il cable tow around your neck, and st
YOU on a hot gridron? Have YOU an
! mark on YOU? Can't ai7Iyc any secrets
Yes. but you can lie there and laugh lik
; any other fool.
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Man HrxG BY CoRrsE.-The Gin
o;nnoti Gazette SAYS that on Saturday
night week, body snatcher who had sto-
len corpse from a grave yard in the
neicbborhood of that city, which he had
nlaced in bag, was hung while endeavor-
mo TO Get over high fence, the corpse
falling on one side and the body snatcher
on the other, he having placed around
his shoulders the cord by which the sack
was shut, and the cord slipping atout his
neck, choked him to death,
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W NYNE tuTNrY.
C1aHtrrl Ca,45. af Ruies SRI Ma.i,,y %, Or'..
iSiS.
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The hyc year, experience 90 pr Crane Warrants
hm % affirming ans guaranteeing. that these Baths
vill rel.sy uud permanently cute a those afflicted
b Ith EUvUu4t-W Iu1IuWYiaTy ur rhraulet lamly-
.. N.liUlsiH tuntr4rted Mu-olr-. sti and Eul1Tg-
ed AuiH,- and ths Hgiou- uerVuu- AMI dl-psptr ~
tcctou- caused by tIr prearHae qI numerals ln the
system.
THE remedy 8 simple boz it, arrangement and al
most instantaneous n its effects: differing Gar from
a other medical cNp-tlisut-; t ~iuptN strengthens
nature u hsr efforts hy agent at once potent and
kindred In character aud thus enables her Co expH
the Wu~ltd eHff-a~ 0f disturbance. and reform the
normal conditions uf haalth.
fuT-rrutuia and 40 affections ar-u- from ImpUri-
t,- % the hnod and in tl" class oi ltrrnc luala-
8. these hath- hayo proved ufduiI'. Their ,l.c-
tfe ii.s, -easi effect Iu r.t-- ot F-vcr aId igll-
aud upon w,als ari G-btj...i fruigls- vh" lack y-
tal "u ray. i- truly wonderful
l'r. Crane respectfully invites the Profession and
1rle tu rtll ami exsm.uc hi~ varied apparatus the
result ~ many years study amt rNPeurUrr.
My Electro thomrIl luhalegs Patent Glass inhl-
Ter large aud small sizes.
Pocket lulalHr. ~huVerug -yTngH I~INrrt with
tuhes iUt tsfafTh Inflammation aub liberation ui
ths FurD- lrrhai 4ud Mares.
Also my GlNauc Bitttrc- for EiHotru+ hem'cal
hani. foot aud hady iaii-. ! th.uL E.il meet with
your approval.
For sal az the Electro Chemical Institute lij -
Joseph ~tfa'f NDa orleans.
Aut 90 li the pruc.pal Druggists throughout tht
luf,l ~iates. lrr, oi inhaler g. cash small 81
- LIhrlal i.-luJ,4it to thB trade.
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wvvAS TAKEN UP by Richmond Rice.
w living IN Newton County. one white
TX with dunn head, marked with crop
.nI stlit and under-hit in the right ear,
.,J s,yniioa fork and under-bit in the left
.sr-abaut eight years old. and appraised
IA twenty-five dollars.
" JONATHAN GRAHAM.
Ranger Ner'1H CbsHh.
March .. 1850. 2l-3t
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P-o tg Praia,e Crk Hayar a.. ~,
Fsh tU. fsi8. Ia-a)
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AdmInIstrntor.. NotIce.

WHEREAS Letters Of Administration
w ON the estate Of SIMEON DUKE,
deceased. were granted TO the undcrsign-
81 bv the Honorable Probate Court Of
Jasper County. ut the March term thereof,
1850; now. all persons indebted TO said
estate will plc.se come forward and make
immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same will present them,
duly authenticated. within the time pre-
.crihed by law. or they will bc forever
barred. ID. J.. DUKE.
WM. z. DUKE.
ADMINISTRATORS.
March 9. 1850. 22-Gw
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WAYNE COrNrY.
~ ne creditors 4si IN persons huar rinms
ayaigsf he Esttr of J. WiLhER. ~
tstssf
-=Yuv are hereby cited that at the term
Of the Probate Court OF Wayne county.
held at the Court House thereof, ON the
"a Monday In January, 1859. J. ". Boy.
kin, Commissioner Of Insolvency ON said
estate. filed his report as Commissioner NJ
Afuresaid these are therefore TO cite each
Of the creditors Of said Estate o. bc and
personally appear before the honorable
the Probate Court next 90 be holden IN
and for said Wayne county. at the Court
House thereof IN the town " Wiuches-
ter. ON the "a Monday of March next,
with due and legal proofs ct your claims
against said Estate or they will hy said
Court be- rejected as the law in such eases
directs.
Witness. the Hon L. ".
SEAL lNAurn. Probate Judge of said
/county the ~ Monday of
january. A. y. 1859.
Issued under my hand and seal OF Of.
Zee. this the 9TH February. a. -. 1859.
JAMES W. BOIEIN
Probate Clk pro t,m.. Wayne Go.
Feb. ~. 1850. lost
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-16

HTHEREAS. at the December term.
w A. u. lsjs. Of the Probate Court ct
Newton County. Mississippi the estate Of
ABEnN Eco ROHERSON, was declared
lnsolvCnt
Now. therefore. an creditors sc said cs-
tate are hereby notified 10 come forward
and have their claims duly Probated. and
registered in the register kept hy the clerk
of said county. within twelve months from
the datr of this publication, or they will
barred.
HAMILTON COOPER.
Eera1r.
Jan. 4. 1850. l2Gm