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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
SUPREME COURT-CHaMBER'-Jsu. 22-Befors Jadss
SIR

TIE WAR or 1HL SCHOOLhisIktssEs.
The People ex re-, Laura G1ersseye ,gt John W. Boyce
Miss Gldersleeve claims that she Is entitled TO the
Office of Principal o' the Primary Department OF Ward Sch )
No S. In Twelfth Ward under appointment made III
Jsnasrs 1876 But i, sppeAs that m.s khI.bsa En i" b.
been exercising functions Of that oce at s.ay OF
Der last August under sn ppnmeut ~ the io
hoard School Officers Fer the purpose OK testing het cisiH
Mss Gder-eve recently sued out wit OF t-rnAtys an
d.u retusbe TODAY compel the respordent Mr. Josn
Boyce who Principal OF the Male Department OF Ge
school M and whose DUTY 10 70 make up tie payro
fr ,.d eboo o. her Ms. Gderseev- name in h-
1a,ros months % Sept nber, October November sad
December lat psst whch he has hereotr, refused 20 do
7 he return 10 writ bY Mr Boyce was filed day Tie
stss IA that Ms. T'leeye not ent tied 20 the relief de-
mstdrd sved by order OF the local Boa'd OF
siool Officer. the Angus, last ana Mice Ehz,oein
EIss appointed Lr place a which iacts he had been
potf.d by the Bosri ~ ScnCo ose Me. Gsersreve hst
in the the scnool during the months for
which cutd pasueut snt in accordance With tue "a"
The ocs Board h. notice Of sad sPoointm.
with Mr. 6oe.e. Clerk Of the Bostd Of Edrca,ion MI
Norttrup appeared for hs. Gl1rrseeye I'D hr. X
Law ence Mr. Soyce. motion made % ou-sa the
nit which denied and the then Adjourned u
Molday when motion !or perempoIym vii Proea'
py he argued.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

The Hanover Company It a.. agt Horace Il. She
den ct s-The motion The de-ndant, n. b. Sheldon, -
cate oder Of arrest denied, With : ~ so,ts.
Edward La Montague agt. Wn. l.. Gardner, &c'
Melton grated with ~ coats.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

Accidentally KI1LED.-Coroner Schrmer held
an ouest on Saturday t the foot upon the
body Of Jaes Ffiend.hip sailor whp wh- engaged zoos
fTeop Of the ship Rodena At o'clock on Sauray
morning accidentally fell to the deck spd instantly allied
Deceased about IS yes age His place Of n.t',y
not
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

Cry NORTALITY-AccDr1lDg 10 the report OF the
CITY InspectOr there All deaths in the city
during the past week-su increase Of 4J as compared
with the mortality Of the week previous sn1 ~ lass
than occurred dunDx the corresponding week OF 1853.
The Ocrea,e Of deaths this week to be due to
the greater prevalence Of diseases OF the brain and
nerves, srd also 10 greater deposition to contrsc,
affections Of the throst sod lungs. Complaints Of the
stomach aud bowels show trfi0g increase this week
over last but prevalent a. they have been
lstely. The mortality among children seems to hsve
been very great az Of All deaths reported bY the
Isspect r 222 or more than hsi Of children five
years Old and ucder. Zoe following table shows the
number Of deaths for the past two weeks among adults
and children, distinguishing the sexes;
Men. Women. Boys. Girls Total
%s:s %.:s snSins .nsins 5:a 5:a as::si as Ia is III
Among the principal causes of death were the fol-
lowing: Bronchitis 7; consumption, 50 convu-
sions nfantile al dropsy IN the head, l9i nfanms-
ton of the bowels, a. inflammation Of the lungs, 30;
Inflammation of the brain, 10; marasmus Gnfsntile),
20; scarlet fever, II.
There were deaths of apoplexy, Of bronchitis Of
canoeis ~ Of congestion Of the brain 10 Group, OF
debility (Dfsnts, of del rum tremens OF epilepsy,
3 of eryspess Of disease of the heart Of ntempsr-
snce each oi flaming aud exposure, of typhus fe-
Yer, OF typhOlh teVer, OF FhOOplhg cOugn, oi
teetbipg II premature brhs % sll.bOrn and IL from
violent causes, iDcl1diog murder and from barns
ard scales. The annexed figures show what pOr-
tons of the human system have been most affected:
bones joints &C.. 3; brain and nerves, 1927 generage
organs Il heart and blood vessels 49, lungs, throat,
&C., 1913; old age, 5; skin &c, and erupve fevers,
II; st.born and premature births, 49, stomach, bow
els and other digestive organs as uncertain seat and
general fevers, 80; uiosry crgans, /; unknown, 9.
Total-ill.
TIE number Of deatbs, compared With the coTe-
spondIpg weeks in 1857 and 1853 was as follows:
Week ending Jan a. 1887 .........F3
Week ending Jan Z3 S5o..... ....s..,...........40
Week ending Jan -
Week ending Jan. q, l853.. .................4ll
The nativity table gives 279 natives Of the United
States, Sc Of Ireland, "a Of Germany, of England,
Of British North Anetica, of Scotland each of
France Italy and Wa.s, aud unknown
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

HOUSE, THIEF.-Late on Saturday afternoon a
womap uarnsd Emma Goodman (or Gooinow) obtained ad
Other the dwelling house occupied
by Mrs TAYLOR No 81 Sixth avenue and making her TO
The room Mss Crowley, stole thereOm lewery
other vausbt spouut OF 500 The THE made two
visits 10 the house she brought away her plum
Der upobseved but the second time Mrs Taylor met the
stairs ana ssied she doing there The Intruder
gave veIy un,ascoTy replies and Mrs rsy detained her
VI til arrival Of Officer Christopher of the Ninth Precinc
kmma taken IN custody and comFsut OF Mi.s Crow
lev commit I'd to prison by Justice Kelly IL default OF $4,000
bail property secreted In the yard Of
ent in Corues street, where fou1d BY the officer
and restored o its
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

SURRENDERED HIssELF.-AbOut o'clock Satur-
day morning James Glass. ssed to hsve been implicated in
the murder Mr. Rchsrd 0wen No. q Elm street Oh tte
i entered the Sixth Precinct Station House and gave
himself into custody Of Capt. Bowling.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

70 ~ , = ANl- II I'll = 7 II -tOlIL
s. Hss.eIr Prs.sfred.. BIO O.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-11
PERSONAL.


tGRMeTlOH 4EEED-OF NsRY ncFADDsN
VIZ - Hc po1e 10 West savanteeah ssress 4. july
~ me- va years old, hair, bns efas Ard
~ pa' ans scr 90 her hssd whsre har bsir
PNl h-' me zen of tht bead Information her will
be ~ rsi1ly riget By he1 0her CstEsrins cf asd.n
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EsT lE7ED--EY 2 RTsPECrAgTE HEALTHY YOUNG
w VIC an baby - vet 81 hsr residences eau
is5 East Ssh second door, lroHi tor Three four
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F9TAETgD-A SITUATION. BY A SMART CoMPs-
w -sent girl 60 the homework ~ susll sarrv Ia
good pen washer and ronsr Abe hesL -sersnne
gwen. Cali AZ IS FJrsy.h s., hrH door, building
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CLOTHING, &C.


ID H. - r--ssss ~--~-~
a EAeE CHANCE FROM t3Jc so PAID FOR Il A 1rgsz
N ak dYesyea cDd from 81 u 81 for Rentemen pau, aso
eaes furniture jeveirr ks cote by pcet punctnay ri
seuded 70 d a. l5a even1 hTenue bstwesa seal AID
twentieth sireet5. Lsdicg attended by frs. T.
4AS cEHTEN bTEFEr WANTED gi0Gco woaTy
"A OF and lett OF clohiyz for the Vesern 71a-s-t
Gentlemen oil receive y csi saan aooossd
vsue for s1ge small 1ts By cang sto,e ar ad-
dressing T6Os. u. CJEkoY. "a Genre slree,.
q 20 ctSTER 81 agEf-TAPiED, A LARGE oUAp.
~ uts oi lhces' ard gehtgner's cat or clahng
sndb9 par cart more VIII e paid ia money ess
where FOR large snd Nrsn ls BIZ calling ptor N, al
ofess sing y "a. W.iab 80 Centre stree.
YObN OBULLtVAE, TAHOE, 30 NASSAU srkEET
bnsesosrt res York 4he hsaei. prices phi Tor gs1s
cast on eict1g Gentlemen waited " tos,r ov
acretfigf - 100 ab1F. N. B.PaJicslsr Atsa1n
pac 70 repairing, o.cri9e, cleaning. DO
sDTFs ArD GsSJhENEg HAVING ANY CAST OFF
~ ciohoF furniture csrpe's TO dispose OF VIII recgvo
~ bsbest price 10 cash nv Fcdl1y 10 ed dressing r. M,
2 ssvantS avenue between tyrnty egsi u and Tyel
dgt.k a'rsets LADIES' attended 10 By Mrs. Matt
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FREyCu NORTHUMBERLAND

as rERlHE GROWER soUR JAZZ g.MfLCs PAHTI
~ enhare me- SVurertsu ~, au saess an fol1r e tpi
pr~ude direction De n sraison u -B5eutei gnes 81
me bonns pr0lnnetaicn franchise a qusC soft unie da
recon r.. o. 0sx 10 HsrsJo Ofigs.
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n HIN WEFH
- c1udre dsira 90 plscer dane fauie krnericaus
VII nnlme mfac &c -' dss enfsug
rs on quste sns Hdre. pour dsnx auIs 10 Co
nA St entye HUDSON e! CFesaNi.b, IA asu4isne.
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zXyANTED--BY A EEEPsCTBLE GIRL A SITUATION
w chan maid waitse8a, ;-ks OF Dabg
God references Cal for ere wetk at l1o PfoapsS ST..
brooklyn
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VIvANTEp--A SCOTCH, ENGLISH OR aEaMAN GIRL,
W ode the general homework in family four per
iust be Gdy, good WAeer aud ironer and do
wages 81. Apply at Ia Bridge St. corner OF His
d., Blochyp.
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ExyZNTED--A SITUATION IS llDYrs MAID. OR
w upper nrIse in gQoo EnfAh anerosa family; ua-
dertands dresanaaking and ni1eJ No tbiscon trave
exceeb. tssttnoriss Address Mrs O.. Herald once
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VA AETbD-A SITUATION IN A azaLI. FAMILY 10
w DO geceral Homework and nseole oo
tons 10 ANAL wages Gall a. I16 y DIX b.. Brooklyn.
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syIIUBTloE wsETED-BY 4 REsPEUTABE w1M AN
- cret oass cook "a good washer snd sonsr best
references Call a. So ia tic Il between Bcks Counba
sts syu, IN he basement, for two days
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MlNTGD-A sITUATIus 40 COCK, BY You're
w who understands her business N all It's branches
p.s1 jeies oos,ton c1rotry
BSA. OF city reference givea required Caa
for two days at 81 293 e.. near Lexington
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EATAHGkD--sgvs6AL Agents. WHO CAN CONN mi,
" sfmGl capitol Of ;s5 Ss ssl ne arti,!e Which
IL wanted In ever! family Ia place buaexs
oomes vey cheep ard 10 cro.e cn aEsas b1fgsyy IN
the city or country. inquire et no Dey s room nc l.
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HNTArTEr-A SITUATION BY : agsPEcfAsLg
w ,ouns sbl % co enAaoer work or % .Se chi
ren eEss in ths waesg AID ironing The OF CHI
reference gven: Gail Tor tao dSys s. II Rest SCH Il
tyr lat and ID
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gATArTEr-BY A You've WOMAN A. errUArrow TO
w general homework 10 small family: ojscon t.
70 family in country; best Of city reference. apply
Tor TWO csys at IS " eft Ism st me
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TAyAEEED-BY 4 YUuNG LADY. 4 SITu A1IQg 10
" ateus gore who nstlec with 0s bssossa Eas
good nia1s Atsry preiecsei Gall SD Eel.
I'm Brooklyn tor Svo days.
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wvlE ADvaSTIsEg WfsHEs A. slrJArIUS AZ "A
dys rra,d aud uude-gtauce ~
ls6iee soo chorenS arssses haze good no Wedge OF
dresIias hts ouecaJD % BY th- day rsiar
would attend 10 Rror childrea; city reference.
Cat at Is as. 18th At aer Bread way, building Tor
days
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SsJANTED-A MAN OF GOOD ADDRESS, ToTRAyn,
W and 3ci trade Ter concern gua commencing a.
liberal s,lsrv VIII be pad rsteYeace required Appy
a. ne Mercantile 1873 Broadway illusions procured
~ B. 1.l
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[NAhTED-7wo GOOD TAILOEEssg5. TO WORK ON
" cVstJl pants alGo good 70 Learn and paid
white Call l6S Downing st. near Blocker al in
Ne rear horEe, No. T. second floor -
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A GIL. Il gEAzs OF AGs A sITUA.
w ton 20 90 lgat bOOse goTk to tsse baby;
good ciy reference given. Ca Tor d. 81 IS West
lesa g., 10 he
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MyANTkD guUATlOE, BY A EEseEGTsB BILE
w young woman, az cook and lAuroress and DO
general houssSork aau iegpeasolg family: good ref
CAL for two dsss =, E9 Elizabeth Il door,
front rocrr In the
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yNAETED-AH ACTIVE, INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG NAN
~ "a sc. ~ s1sln rors-, aai willing 10 maze huis
4,lJ3 Poet uLlcs.
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SITUATION ~AsrED--By MIDDLE AGED sCpTCa
~ Protestant ~omsD do general aou ewosk IA fatny
Il two Good clY referaaces. Csl al ae3 oh
tip door, bs = room.
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(cnUsTIOEs WANTED ny Txo GIaI.s-0Ss AZ
~ cook washer snd ironer the other shaneersd sad
wser, sssA. in washing aLd Ironing The pls
Cor 10th preferred Can be for Two days lJe enS
ton US.
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sA , NJ ED--ATD rALEFsHVN FOR A YANKEE MOTION
~ horse understand the hrseess also porter for
wholesale crlg house Apply at hs Merchants Clerks Re
gfy Office rs broadway situations procured for respes.A
Die men, no coAhslou n advance. Reference l3
house, WH. j. EEDPArH.
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iy krTED TEIa DAY-fWo SMART GIRLS Fo2
~ respectable family short dsanc- ia country ons
psn waabsr and r1aer and good o,er
ocamcersil and waiter Wiling girls have good wages
sna seso. place apply at s1e 9th az. Call early
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ETANrBD--BoY WANTED IN CLOTH STORE.
" must reside with tbs parents and wen recon
rience6. aodreso Cloths, Herald Office.
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yNhrrFD-A NAN TO TAKE CARE OF Hnsses
W and Wig understands gardening aud MIA wife coos
xssher and rcnsr e 90 xbos distances In the couny
6trsn 5coichGan preferred Apply, references Z:
No. oi Broadway.
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T1Tu coon sEGAf SkgEaa AND ONE GOOD STRIP
per hoy wanted al 20 Walden lane, third hoo- bu
fcod worzIosn reed apply.
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Aug. 1ssLgCINDAB. wifeof JoKsB. DEsHoSe.
in the 2Ist year of her age.
Thus has passed away one of earth's sorrowing
Children in the triumpls of a Christian JaiM.
She was a tender and faithful wife, a most affec-
tianate lHothsr, a most ines,imable friend To know
her was to love her.
On the bed of Death she sought the Saviour, and
found Hon precious to her Soul. She commemoraied
his dying sorrows with great pleasure, and when in
the cold stream of Jordan" . in answer to the ques-
ton, do you feel you are almost Home; raised her
hand and pointed steadily ts the skies; and soon
AFTER fell calmly asleep in the arms of Jesus.
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IT'S WHY PROMINENT.

For a I. ng time there was a weekly paragraph ma
king its regular weekly az p-arance IN our column s.
with the brief, but emphatic words Fits! Fits ?"
always ut the head, to some an offensive caption. but
not so to the benevolent and humane. who could
are shocked at any Indication of disease. and are
even thrown Iuto nervous excitement on Witnessing
n hearse or a coffi Such are to be pitied. We
in the fave with calmness, and especially take every
opportunity for alleviating disease. Viewed in this
light the aiy ertiscments of S. S. Hance. of l08
Baltimore sjrest, Baltimore. Nd posse ses a certain
i interest. aud those who know of any one suffering
from f ilepsy. Spasms or Fits of any kind should
feel it a pleasure to cut out his advertisement or in
some other way send word to the afflicted of the
z reat value of his remedies. They can be sent to
any part of the country by mail. Prick, So per box.
I wo, s.. Twelve, S94. 4wl2
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N-Mr. G.. L YEARIcK has his rooms crowd
ed with. one of the best stocks of Furniture
that has been brought to this town. We have
examined the quality and prices of some of
his goods, and feel confident that he offers fur
hiture at much lower rates than are offered by
the Cleveland retail dealers. How he does it
we don't know, but he does it.
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Ten lines or less make ASqlare. Displayed adj
Sertisements in single column. ten per cent. extra.
Double column, doaeie the above rates and 80 per
cent extra. Advertisements loaded and placed in
the special notice column, ,one half more than the
above rates. 5Yf't< -
Er Az notices required to be published by law,
legal rates viz: 81 each Square for the first three
weeks or, loss. and 33A eachssubsequeu insertion.
mr Adniaistrators nstieesiof, appointment, one
dollar in adyancea.i
az Business eards-Five lines or less, So per
annum- .Ee28
an transient advertisements must be paid for in
advance. - <hs8E - H~7ee4 - -
All advertisements not accompanied with written
accordingly Ts.fsaAfs
Yearly advertisements payasle quarterly.
Theabsye rates viii be strictly adhered to.
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IL The following Tutoring notice is taken from
the Portsmouth iOhio) Scioto Valley Republican"
,of Arril 3. 1859:
ScASDINAyiA-A friend writes to us for our "real
opinion of DIR. Ruback's Scandinavian Remedies.
where he can obtain theIu-and why they are called
Scandinavian. and We are frequently asked the
same questions. Scandinavia is the ancient name of
Sweden aud Norway. and a Scandinavian that is a
Swedr or N"rwe gian, afftctionately calls his country
"Scaudinavia." in tte same sense ns we speak of
Columbia. - or 'The Union" By the way. there
are over niue thousand Scandinavian families In
Dane County Wisconsin, Although a citiz m of
this country Tor many years. DR.. Roccack is Svede
hy firth. and compounds his Medicines Of Swedish
herds, we think the name is very appropriate. We
have thtsv highest orinicn of the Medicines, and
skiliIui physician. but a e ntleman Of the Old School.
as we know personally. Our advertisements columns
will answers the rest Of our friends letter. See adj
yertisement. 4wl2
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CARD TO LADIES.

The Hachish Or Pefcie Pills, for Females.
The importers of this reliable and safe remedy for
Female Complaints, would respectfully call thu at
teiition of the Ladies' of this country toit, feelingas
sured that in the Hachish or Percie Pills they will
find a safe and never faiting remedy for all diseases
sick head ache. paipitation of the heart. lowness of
spirits, nervous Affections, Luecnrrhea, Whites, dc.
In removing stoppages or distractions of the men
SEES. from whatever canse, they ar infallible. The
suppression 50 common. is speedily relieved, and
there will be no recurrence, if used according to d.
rections-
CAUTION. %
There are times when the Hachish OF Psrcie Pills
should not he taken ample experience having proven
that they will not only prevehi pregnancy, but invar-
earlier months married ladies are therefore caution
ed against using them at such times at any other
time they are safe
One peculiar feature of these Pills is the remarka
BILE effect they have upoi the eye---imparting toits
strength, clearuess and brilliancy. (which is not tran
sient or injurious, bu highly beneficial and lasting }
increasing it's power. to an eminent degree ; and this
effect. in connection with their certainty in removing
distractions DC, indisputabiy roves ~thstthey con-
tain properties and produce effects never before OBJ
tanned.
None genuine without the signature of EXILE
MoUroN. Proprietor. Rue st. Honore, Paris, or Mas
SOL d LAUEIE, Importers.
I Price 81 .25 per box; half box rs cents. Sold by
Gayord & Hammond. VIM Fiske. Strong d Arm
strong. Benton Brothers. (West-Side cleveland. and
by Druggists generally.
Nail Packages.
Mail Packages put IN in closely sealed double en-
velopes, having the appearance of an ordinary letter.
Price 81 90. Sold only by our General Agents, ".
B. ALDEN 4 CO., Cleveland Ohio, to whom all
orders should be addressed.
Sold by Potter & Knox. Agents, Ashland. Ohio.
Sept. Is. 1858. 1yt5
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Ashland, Aug. 8
GUARDIANS SALE.

SALE.
L N pursuance of an order Of the Probate Court of
L Ashland county, Ohio. made on the day of
July, Al 1859. in the case of Mary Myers. Guar
dian of Amanda Myers. Franklin Myers and Will
lam Myers, against her wards. the undersigned
will on the 10th day uf September, AID. 1883, at
To'c'ock P NJ at the dwelling on the premises. 1
will off.r at Public Sale, sbjrct to hezwidows dow
er the following described Real Estate. situate in
Hanover township. Ashland county. Ohio, to-wit:
the undivided three 6fths parts Of sixty nine acres
of the ,st half Of the south west quarter of sections
fifteen in township 10 of range sixteen. as conveyed
by Jacob Roder and wife. to Henry p. Myers. by
~. Terms of aIeEone-third cash In hand on day of
safe. one third in ore year and ON third in two
years from the day of sale to b. secured by mort
gage on the premises and the deferred payments 10
payable annually. Appraised at sa22 ..s.rux
f4319 MARY MYERS.
.Gusrdian of Amanda Myers, franklin Myers and
William Myers. a<wf0
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+ RYDER'S
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Gallery of Art.
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The best Oil-painted Photographs in Ohio, are eI-
ecuted at this establishment.
Persons having old Daguerreotypes of last or alb
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Photograph, to the size of life and painted in ell
equal to portraits from life. -1
ALLEN SMITH, JR.. paints for no other Photograph
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All tae various styles of snail pictures taken in a
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Growing befors they we're out of the
0TErT--STT~@ zFtk -EN "a

The Abolition, press were in ecstacies over
an Abolition triumph in Oregon-their1 6gures
eleeting Logan TO Congress by a small nlajori=
ty. eThe;offieiah count d ffers slightly from the
Republican,, az it elects Stout. Democrat, by
fnrty-f9e majority. So Oregan will be repre-
sented in the next Congress by Democrat,
and the Aboiitionspres viii leave their readers
in happy ignorance Of the fact ---Sdtiono{
Dentoer4i. i5a
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ASHLAND, OHIO, AUGUST "a, 1859.

The member of the Central Committed
are requested to meet at Ashland, on Friday,
.he-27lhs inst, at 10so'elock, A. NJ, for the
purpose of transacting important business. A
full attendance of the Committee is requested.
JOHN j. HOFFMAN.
ashland, Aug. %, 1859.
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