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ORGANIC WEAKNESS

fmrcdiatcly Cured, and Full Nigor Restored.
This Distressing Affection-which renders Life
miserable nni marriage impossible-is the penalty
paid by the victims ofimpropcr indulgence Young
rtcr.un- arc too MT Ia commit cxcesses from not
tcng aware of the dreadful consequences that may
cn,ue Now. who that understands the subject will
,rctrnl to deny that the power of proGrcaon is lost
.,,ncr hv those falling into improper habits than by
he rruicn, Besides being deprived the pleasures
f hcalthy T,prng the most serious and destructive
.,mrton,s to both body and mind arise. The system
,.,.mcs pcrnrgc1. tho Physical and Mental funo-
ions We krnCi. los, OF Provocative Power. Nervous
-ri.abiljtv uyspclssa Palpitaton OF The Heart
i,lirc. ion Constitutional Debility, a Wasting of
sc Frame, Cough, Consumption. Decay and Death,
s.lscc, No. 9 South Frederick street
~ nnud sid, goiug from Baltimore 'tr"ct, few
u.r> from the corner. Fail hot 10 observe name
ui number. .
Letter. uu-t be pnd and contain stamp. The
n,ryr's pipun.uS hang III his Office
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SMITH & GENTUER.

Have the Agency for BIBB'S CELEBRATED FIRE
PLACE STOVES. for the Counties Of NurthuIubcr-
land, Snyder, Union and Muntour
Ard are also agents for the PiIhcr Willower
Lih Transportation.
Sun ury April o. 1861
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.ss:xss! or ssagssE ssaiNCE.

cn Ac misguided AMI iIulru1"n, Totary oi
Ir. iiui> that hs hHs inhibited the sccds of this
Al d;.ca.v it too often hrlPcrs That M iil-Iinrd
OF ,hulua, rr dread ct discovery, detcrs him
m,lyiug to those wu", from oIlrr'iun and
',I.Iiry, can alone bcfsirnd him delaying i!1
yi,litutiunal symptoms of this hurri disease
her appearance. such a. ul'crnict sore
discussed Lose, nocturnal rainr in the head
.t-. durUcss otsiGht, dcUinc-s, nodes on the
.,..,uIi Grue. blotrlcs un tn" head flce ani
gitiv,. rr.gge..ins with igishttul rapliliy, til
the palate Of the mouth or the bpucs Of the
sil in. aEi the victim o! this aw.Ht disease
.~a Lmril object of coinIniseratiou, till death
period To- his dreadful suarrinss, by sending
.".hut Undiscovered Country from whence ho
l,I returns.
q .,riguchoig jlct that thousand: i,ll victim,
terrible disease, owing to the ur,kilifulncss Of
nt preicudeT,. who, by the use u that DsaH'y Y
g Arr~"ry, ruin the constitution and make
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-23
Coal Oil, Coal Oil lamps, Shades,
(hilmnics. ;Il,d all nrffcIcs

unusually kept in establishment Of this kind We
are also prepared to do all kinds OF Spoutng Roofing
Range and Furnace Work, Gas Fitting. &c. Repair
ing chcaply and neatly executed.
Country produce taken il exchange at market
price.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-23
JuARRIAG II.

Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating
marriage being of physical weakness, organic
debility. dctormies nc, speedily cured.
lie who places himself under the care ot Dr. D.
may rcli-iousy conide in his honor as gentleman
rnH .h1EL " rcly nrnn his skll as Physiclan.
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JON PRIN TIN q .

We have connected with our cstablishn ept voIl
selected JOE OFFICE, which will enable rs 70
execute, the neatcst style, ovcry variety OF
Printing
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

One square Of IL iines, J times, 20
Every Subsequent insertion, .
One square, months, oy
Six months, V0
One year - 70
Business Cards of 'inee, Per snpuru, - 3 %
Merchants aud others dveftisiug BY tie ysos, =
with ths privilege Of inserting different ad. -.
vertisng weekly, 10 0e
Business notice. Inserted In the Local CoLuyr;or
before Marriages aud Deaths, PlNB CkhT rs PER
LINE for esch insertion.
l.sr' Larger Advertisements as Per agreement.
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~ II =
Va = 6skz -.

- TN; sound mind and body are The most
sur. requisites tn promote cuunuhlni hGppliirss.
vi wjtli1ut these, the jp.rncy through lite boz
q weary pigrimagc; the pr"spcct hourly
-p- To- thc view, the mind becomes shad0wei
ar,i,air and llcd with the melancholy rctcc.
Int the hap mess Of another becomes b!Ghtod
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, sGEsE WARbsaNlED IN TWO
RfANS.
.I'|''Tf u .' q tt"VF'' ~ 10
EsEs. .hetHHNSIDN.

rnhcr Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lanion,
-aiuair from VI the n,ust cmncn; Colleges in
United States, ami the grrsier par, OF whore life
hccn spent in the hospitals Of London, Paris,
i.lalslrhir and elsewhere, has effected Sumc Of
@ most st,"uishuS cures that we're ever known :;
any troubled with ringing IN the head and ears
l"n asleep, great Nervousness, beng alarmed at
ilcn eouu!s hashirlacf, uilh frequent b.ushing,
90, l.l spa ;i',r. with arrangement Il mind,
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HOIFNG MEN

Especially who have become the victims OF Solitary
Vice that dreadful and destructive habit which
annually sweep. to an untimey grave thousands ot
Young Men of the most exalted talents and brilliant
intellect who might otherwise have entranced listen.
ing Snae5 with the thunders of cloqucncc or walked
TO ecstaty the living Tyre msy call with full con-
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S9s SE FsEI.S

have injured thcusrlvc> by certain rrnrtic.
.:rd in when alone, habit frequently learned
evil companions. OF ~ schoo'. tie effects OF
i! ar nightly felt. even when asleep, ami if not
} renders murriagc impossible, aid destroys
mimi and body. should apply Immediately.
latu pi'y that Young man, TIE hope Of his
~, The darling "thi, parents, should lee :na.ched
al pro.pat.. and oujuymr'ts g! lifr. by the
'Iucucc ii icviHttnS FROM the ls'h Of nrture
u iulrin- il T. certain s,crct habi,. SCen persons
h,E .,ttrt,u,r,lptitf-
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Niagara Cook Stove,

unsurpassed for beauty of finish. simplicity Of ar.
rangencnt. combining chrspness and durability, and
each stove warranted to perform what they are
presented
variety embracing all the best manufactures, and
most fashionable designs
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SIs Anglers

tho, vour lives. or health, to tho care OF the
r',lr,fned and Worthless PretendrTs, dc.titute
,Wlr,lgr, name or character, who copy Dr.
on, advertisements, OF style themselves, IN
.w,papcrs, regularly Educated Physicians
blruf Curing, they keep you trihing month
tontl taking their filthy and Poisonus COM
.,r As long NJ the smallest foe can be obtained
iyruir leave you with ruined health to sigh
mr Calling disappointment,
.,u,.tun /, the unly Physician advertising,
r,l.pti,l or Diplomas always hang in hi otlce
-.mlli,. or treatcmvnt are unkGu"n to all
prepared from life spent in the sT'at hos'
firour. the irst in The couutry AMI more
& Purs 10 Pr4oic- than any ''keT Phyticia
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B MI IRE
LOCK H o S P It A L.
ESTABLISHED AS A REFUGE FROM QUACK.
ERY.
TIE ONLY PLACE WHERE a CURE

IL VIJ T
DR JOHNSTON has discovered the most Certain,
J Speedy and only Efectual Remedy in the
World for all Private Diseases Weakness of the Back
or Limbs Structures Affections of the Kidneys and
Bladder Involuntary Discharges. Impotcncy. Gene
raj Debility Nervousness, nyspepsy. Languor, Low
Spirits Confusion ofIdeas, Palpiaton OF the Heart
Timidity. Trcmblings. Dmness Of Sight or Glddincss
disease of the Head Throat, Nose skin, Affections
uf the Liver. Lungs. Stomach or Bowcls-those Terri
blc Disorders arising from the Solitary Habits of
Nouh-,hosc secret and solitary practices more fatal
80 their victims than the song of Syrcns to the Ma
rincrs of Ulysses blighting their most brilliant hopes
or anticipations, rendering marriage, &C.. inpossi-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-14
MCCLELLAN STOCK.

Some two weeks agn, q convention OF
sclcoppointed delegates, and styling it.
self the" National Conservative Conven-
ton" met in the city of Philadelphia
and nominated Gen. George b. McClell.
nn for the Presidency Of the United
States. BY way of lceler for the pub
lie pulse, scrcnudc was got up on Thurs.
day evening" in honor Of Amos Kendall
the representative Of the convention who
was staying at the Continental Hotel
This proved to be one Of the II os, anus.
ing scenes witnessed on Christmas Eve
The Conservatives probably selected
the evening before Christmas us the most
favorable time fer the farce TO ccmc Off
thinking, doubtless, that from tho i'm
mcnsc crowd which would tlrong CT ct.
nut street, sufficient number of lrien DIS
aud admirers of "Liltlc Mac" might be
found to participate in the affair. About
eleven o'clock the band arrived at the
hotels, and at tho first not, hundreds OF
promenoders rushed to the Continental
where they listened with apparent pleas
urc TO the sweet strains. The selection
flashed, figure was seen to glide to the
front of the balcony, and it was announc.
ed that speech was to be made. In
a nnmcnt cbecrs fnr President Iincoln
rent the air, huzzas for Grant, Meade,
and other gallant Generals wcro given
with will and Kisses, with other man
itestu,ions Of disgust for the miserable
cotcrie which had assumed the authority
OF nominating candidate for the suilra'
gcs Of the people of the whole country,
intcrmingling with the pluudits, made the
scene one OF the oldest aud most ridicn-
.ous we have ever witnessed.-Phi'a.
Div alch.
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LougsIrcct iScintUrccd,

NEw loHN, JAN, 10, 1864.
Letters from East Tennessee OF the
9TH tn the Herald, state that our forces
have hccn driven back lrom Beau Station
hy Lungstrcct. Our losses in four days
skirmishng reached about 200, besides
few wagons.
Rebel prisoners state that llngslrc,
has been reinforced by Ewcll, and that
he had been ordered to take knoxvillc
at all hazards.
l.onpstrcct has about 10000 men.
GCnegnl Foster Is ut Knoxville ard
General pnrke commands in the ii III.
A special from Cumberland, Md. ol
the 9th, states that official rebel docu.
mcnts, containing plans Of the proposed
raid 10y Early, have been cpptur,d, from
which il appears Il was their intent on to
cut the railroad ut Mur,nsturg, and cur.
turo our troops bttwcen there and New
Creek, hut Early, finding that Avercll
was at MarliusOurg, gave that Expedition
up aud sent a force against Petersburg,
which also proved failure. A force
was also sent to cOptute Cumberland, Tut
that likewise failed,
Very important information also has
been obtained relative 10 rebel CONF
mands, and the ayowcd intentions OF
high rebel officers.
The weather is very cold at Cumbcr.
laud.
Rebel doserters continue daily tn come
in, bringing important Information.
The Amnesty Proclamation is linz
favorable received among rcbcl soldiers.
An Army OF The Potomac dispatch, OF
the 9th, 60 the Herald, slutCs that Gen.
Meade had gone To Washington.
IL is rumored that Gen. Hancock has
been relieved from command of the I'd
/ Corps, aud Gen. Warren takes his rlac,
also, that Meade has resigned aud Han,
cock has been appointed commander OF
/ the army. Weather cold.
Tho HcrdldS Washington dispatch
says Gen Meade, Hancock, Mcigs aut
lngplls arrived there last evening.
Extraordinary developments concern,
| log the management of affairs at the cav
airy cemp al Gicseboro, implieatc par
ties in whom the utmost confidence hai
been, heretofore, placed Il is allcgc,
that tue recent immense stampede q
horses, was connNed at by the ilicials
Tue late inspection OF hospitals in Ia,
Atlantic States develops the fact tho
all are bountoousiy provided with nccCs
sSrles aud luNuries, aud the Inspector
recommend the benevolent attentions o
the SANITARY Commission To those at lh,
West.
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The w ORD Moves.

The Union State Central Committee
OF Maryland met in Baltimore last week,
cx. Mayor Swami in the chair. The
meeting was largely attended. a series
Of resolutions were introduced which de-
clare that the Legislature should provide
for The calling of a State Convention Of
some plan Of immediate emancipation. as
best calculated 10 subserve both the in
tercsts oi the State and the holders OF
'luvo property IN the present ruinous
condition Of affairs" The res buttons
declare, +" the only remedy is the immc.
dirtc Emancipation Of the negro rae
with such system of wages or apprcn'
iiccship rs shall be deemed Advisable, tc
guard against too sudden revulsion IN
the inauguration and establishment, of the
new system Of labor" These resolu.
tions were adopted without dissenting
voice, as also nroihcr series Of similOi
import, introduced by Hon. Up. Ken.
ncdy. There can be no question that
Muryl land will soon take her p lace among
the sistcrhood Of Free States,
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pRIsoSER's DuEs PAYABLE TO THEIR
FAMLIEs.--lt may not generally bo
known, that the families Of officers aud
soldiers, who are now prisoners in the
hands Of the rebels, can receive the wa
yes due them. For the information OF
such, we will say that the Government
has made provisions for the payment Of
such duties TO the soldiers families, or
their nearest kin. We here extract the
material portion Of the order relating
thereto, issued from the Alutan: Gencr'
ais Office at Washington
Payment will b. made TO persons pre-
scouting a written authority from rris'
oner to draw his pay or. without such
authority To his wife, the guardian of his
minor children, or his widowed mother
ia the order above named,
Application for such pay must be made
10 the senior pNymastcr of the district in
which the regiment of the prisoner il
serving Ond must be accompanied by ,h(
certificate Of u Judge OF a Court Of tn,
United States, or of some other party
under the seals Of Court os Records o
the State In which the applicant is a rvs
idenl, setting forth that the said Sppli
cant is the wife Of the prisoner, The
guardian Of his children, or widowc,
mother, and in occupying either Of III
last two relationships towards him, tha
there is no one in existence, who Is NOR
related, according to the above classf
cation,
! Payment will be- made to parties thu
authorized and identified, on their re
ceipts made out in the manner that youl,
be required Of the person h,mself, .
least one months pay being in all case
retained by the United States, Tn,
officer making the payment will see tina
it is entered on the last previous music
roll for the paymSnt Of the prisoner,
company, or will report II, if those roll
are not in his possession, to the seaio
pay master Of the district, who will eithe
attend to the entry, or give notlee,o tn.
Paymas.er General if',he rolls hay,
been forwarded 10 his Office,
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AN.ALLEDGED TIIIEFl

Dispatches from Washington, dated
January 18th, intimaics, that for reasons
satisfactory to the Cover nment, Dr.
Stuart, Gwynn, of Boston, employed in
the Department of the Treasury, where
the green backs arc printed, was arrest.
ed, charged with having abstrOcted a
large amount of said notes. The amount
stolen by Gwynn is not known yet. An
investigation is going on. Gwynn has
been furnishing presses on which green
backs have been printed for some time,
and has charge Of the printing Of them.
His opportunity to cheat the Government
has been great, IL he was disposed to do
so, but he was supposed to be strictly
honest His apprehension may lead to
the arrest OF others.
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NOTICE

GEORGE w. CLINE will take
notice, that Petition was fIed against him
on the 30th day Of December 1868, In tbs
Court Of Common Pleas Of Seneca County,
Ohio, by Abel l. Kinney, and is,now pleed.
ing. wherein the said Kinney demands parti.
tion Of the following Real Estate, ,to-wit:
The East half of the South East quarter,
Of Section thirty.six, Township one. Range
thirteen in Seneca County, Ohio, containing
eight acres Of land more or less. Also the
North half Of the West half Of the North
West quarter Of Section six Township one,
South Of Range fourteen in the County Of
Wyandot in said State Of Ohio, containing
forty acres Of land. and that at the next term
Of said Court, application will be made by
said Ala |. Kinney for an order accordingly.
ABEL l. KINNEY,
r. G. PENSISGroS, Atty.
January I, 1864. goI ll-6t-s4,60O>
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GUARDIANS sale.

IN pursuance Of an Order Of the.
Probate Court OF Seneca County, Ohio. made
on the 29th day Of December, A. ID, 1868, IN
the case Of Samuel Rickenbaugh, guardian
Of Clara j Smith, and Russell L. Smith, and
VIM. Smith guardian of Hiram X. Smith, Ira
b. Smith and Jane X. Smith, against their
Wards. the undersigned will on the 3Otb day
Of JANuARY A. ID. 1864, at 3 O'Clock p. NJ. st
the door Of the Court House In Seneca Co.
offer at public sale the following described
Real Estate situated 10 Senes'a County Ohio,
TO wit: A strip containing five (5) acres OF
land to be taken of from the South end of
the land heretofore conveyed by William Ra>
ker. aad Margaret Baker, his wife, to DAVID
Berkey BY deed bearing date on the l7th day
Of September, ls47 and presented foS record,
in the Recorders Office Of said Couaty, on
the 9Th day OF January lS46, ana recorded.
January 18th, ls46, ia volume le. pages 500.
and $40, Of the record Of deeds Of said Coun :
ty, and Tor q more particular description
thereof reference is hereby made 10 said daed,
or TO the record thereof as recorded in said
Office, upon which Is ereeteda good frsns
House. frame Barn, and other necessary
out,buildings. o Terms OF sale, one. third eaeh
on the day OF sale, one. third In one. snd one-
third in tso years from the d<y 81 sale. aud
the deferred payments 10 bear interest al thu
rate of6 per eentam psr annpu. payable ans
nually. Appraised At SttO0.
SAMUEL R.CKENBAUGH.
Guardian Of Clara j. Smith and Russell Z.
Smith, and William Smith, Guardian Of
, Hiram \. swi,A. irs q s@i,A ssd ysas
r. Smith.
Dec. 81. leSa. .t,.n. l3--3t
HLANx9
OF oil KINDS for sale at this o fiee
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rn,por,nut from Texas.

NEW ORLEANS, JAN. J, 1851
Information has reached hero, from
three or four different directors, that all
the rebel troops which hayc been opera.
ting in Western Louisiana, on the banks
Of the I'zG RIVER, and, in fact, the whole
force of the enemy, orc gathering In Cen.
tul Texas, aud uniting to form one
large army to attack our new 0cqusi-
tions on the coust ol Texas. They will
number Mt least 20 600. Tho most am-
pie preparations hhve been made 10 meet
this force MS well as possible, with the
number or troops IN this dcpnrlment.--
There will soon be news Of grcut impor.
lance from Texas.
The i0th Army Corps still remains at
New iberia. Nearly every regiment has
rc-cnli,tcd NJ veterans.
The Agent Of the State Of Connect.
cut is at New Iberia paying every man
from that state who rc-cnlistcd $3O0.--
The 18th Connecticut has rc.cnlist,d en-
mdSSe.
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ITEMS FROM DIXIE.

J.E. p. DOYLE, the able correspon.
dent of the CHM. Commercial furnishes
some interesting items of matters and
things in Richmond. IIo received his
information from a gentleman who has
been all though the bogus Southern Con-
fcd,racy.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
While in Richmond ne saw frequently
the notorious Humphrey Marshall, So re-
duced that he prumonaded in cotton
Jean clothes aud drank Iurpentine whis-
XIV. Humphrey is last descending to de-
struction by his Incorporate habits.
In Richmond the people very gener.
ally distrusted Davis ana the press OF
the rebellion, and closely watched their
movements. Ii was notorious that Da.
Wis aud his co-leaders in sin had shipped
large amounts of gold to Europe II Is be-
lievcd with view to an carly departure
from the Cunloderacy.
The ot-repcatcd assertion that one
Southcrncr can whip FIVE Yankees /.
" PLAYED cut" II is now never heard
and the rebels freely admit tha, the Lin
colnites fight like devils, aud never know
when, they are whipped.
Many of the wealthy planters in Goor
gia, Alabama and Tennessee express
Iheir willingness to give up their mig
ners, il they are only permitted TO re
tain their lands and enjoy the blessing,
Of returning peace.
Much disufieclion is being create,
among The planters, by reason Of the or
der compelling them to pay the war to,
in produce.
High officers in the army and at Rich
mond freely admitted, when questioned
that many of the paroled aud exchange,
prisoners captured at Vicksburg, tough
against the Yankees at Chickamauga.-
Ii was their boast, that il the Yankee,
would not exchange them, they would b.
compelled to fight them.
\ / have thus briefly recorded few o
the many interesting statements mad
by this gentleman, and give them mucl
weight. Many of the conclusions arriy
cd at by him may be erroneous but IN,
Government aud the late commander
Gen. Rosecrans, attach much import
snce to his information, Much that i
highly interesting, has been dropped, 70
tic reason that It bears upon mililar,
operations OF tho enemy, which it is no
advisable that they should see reports,
in the Northern press. A yoluminou
report OF this tour has been made, ap,
has iourd its way to the archives of IN,
War Department, at Washington.
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CUNfISCATED PROPERTY

A bill will soon be introduced in Con-
gress repeating that portion orthc Con-
iscation act which limits possession of
property sold to the natural life Of the
owners. This step is considered nbso.
lutrly necessary to afford protection to
purchasers of confscotcd property. In
Norfolk, rebels, whose property has been
coufscatcd, are returning in large mum.
bcrs, taking the oath of allegiance, and
rcinstating themselves in their ancient
comforts aud rights.
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Notice.

JOHN c, LEE, Administrator Probate
Re bonis non Of the estate OF Reu-} Court of
ben Gould, Seneca
eeainst Plaintiffs, County
Lemuel Lee, Lucy Lee his wife, Ohio.
Alauson Gould, Luther Gould Petition
Moses Tilman and Helen Till to Sell
man his vie, Florence Gould} Land.
and Frank Gould, Defendonts.
The Defendants Luther Gould Of the State
OF Illinois and Moses Tilnan and Helen Til.
man his wife, Florence Gould and Frank
Gould, of the State Of New York will take
notice that the Plaintiff, this day filed his
Petition in said Court, showing that there
are no personal assets OF said estate to pay
the balance Of debts due and expenses Of
Administration, that said Reuben Gould at
his death owned among other lands. the
North East quarter Of the North West
quarter Section twenty two, in Township
one, South Range sixteen in Crawford
County, o., that said Lucy & Luther are each
vested with the legal title to one six par,
thereof; Alsnson one half aud the said Helen,
Ference and Frank each one Eighteenth part
Said Petition asks for the sale Of said land
to pay debts and expenses Of administration,
Said Petition will be heard on the Sth day
Of February, 1864
LEE 4 BREWER,
Atty's for Plaintiff.
January Z, 1861. lt--4t-S1,0 90.
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January Il, 1861.
Legal Notice.

Hamilton McCollister Of De-
Ka County, Indiana, James MeCollister
Selden Wakefield and Sarah Ann Wake
field. his wife OF Story County lowe, Archi.
bald NJ cCollister Of Allen County, Kansas,
Charles Smith Of Denver City, william Me.
Comb ard Mary r. McCumb his wife, OF
Senaweo County, Michigan, will take notice
that John W. Bdrrick Administrator with the
will annexed of Hamilton MeUollisier, late
Of Seneca County, Ohio, deceased hns this
day ii led his Petition in he Probate Court
Of Seneca County, Ohio, for an order to sell
the Real Estate of said McCollister, to pay
the deviscs made by said McCoilister in his
said will. Said Petition will be heard on
the 10th day Of February, 1864
LEE d BREWER.
Att,'s. for Admir-.
with Will annexed.
January II h, lsCi. l5--4t. $40