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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-03-10
NOTICE IN PARTITION.

AFARY Shelter. widow OF Andrew Shietief, dec'd
yh Of Fairfield county, Ohio, Isc Sl,eer anil SILVIA
Ann Sheiier minors and their guardian, Isaac Shelter
John Shnrer, and Barbara Sheier, his wife, Samuel
Harvey sheiier, Ethan Shiefer CatIsrjns Shelter,
Emily Jane Siirfier, and Andrew Netson Shelter mi
nors; Ethan bern anil Zelda bern, his wife Of the
county Of Carroll, inthe State Olndhana, will take
tlce that petition filed against them on the sd
within and for the county nf Fairfield ohio. by Isra
Shsetfer snds now pending wherein said Israel Shpf-
fer demands PARTITION 6c, Of the following real estate
towit lying and being in fhe county Of Fairfield in
the state Of Ohio, and known and Distinguished By be-
ing part Of section number eighteen, in township
number thirteen of Range nuintar nineteen, OF the
lands ofthe United States sold at Chricothe and
bounded and described as follows: Beginning nt the
Southeast corner Of said Section number eighteen
and running thence North fiity-eigt four pole chains
and twenty-five links, to post thence west twenty
Ave four pole chains and seventyfour links to post
thence south hityeght four pole chains and twenty
two links to post; thence East twenty-five four pole
chains and seventy -four links 10 the place Of begin
nlng containing one hundred and foriysninc acres
and eighty-sx hdndredths Of sn acre.
Also, part Of the Northwest quarter Of section
number nineteen. in township humber thirteen, and
Range number nineteen IN said county Of Fairfield,
beginning at the Northwest corner Of snid section
thence South twenty-seven chains aid ten links
thence East thirty-eght ehains and eleven links
thence North twenty-seven chains and eight links to
the Northern boundary Of said section thence west
thirtyseven CHAINS and eighty-three links tp the
place Of beginning; containing one hundred and two
acres and forty-eght hundredths Ofan anre, mare or
less, excepting therefr0m about two acres of land,
sold and conveyed by Andrew Shpfer and Mary Shnf-
fer, his wife 10 Joseph McCoskey, by deed benHng
date.Oct. 9th, 1925 ... .-s.- .. e.
And that at the neSt term Of said Court, the said Is
rael Sheer will apply for order that partition may
he made of said premises aud the Dover estate Of the
!, ISRAEL siI.EFFER,
By WIN. p. Creed, his Attorney.
Lancaster Jan. % l5Gl. II 6F, PISS 20
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS s.-Jamcs Weav-
or, at the Railroad Warehouse, has on
hand Balls Ohio Harvester and the
Buckeye Drill. Farmers will find it
to their interests to order early, as the
rush for. harvesting machines will be
great, owing torthe scarcity Of labor.
He also has large quantity of flax
seed TO loan. See advertisement.
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Bounty Meeting.

At the COURT HOUSE, on
FRIDAY EVENING. March IL,
1864, to settle with Committees, and
make arrangements to collect unpaid
subscriptions and pay volunteers not
yet paid.
All arc requested to attend, especial
ly those having subscription lists, or
having collected money on any of the
lists. COMMITTEE.
March 10, 1864.
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BG5"Abe Brcnneman has received, at
his Book Store, one door west of Tall
madgc House entrance, another larg.
stock of Albums, Wall Paper, &C., &c.
Call and examine his stock.
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B0~Secrctary Stanton has advised
the officials of New York city to con-
tinuc their efforts at recruiting, as
100000 more men are to be raised as
soon as the present call is filled
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DENTIsTRY-By reference to DR..
Focman's card, it will be seen that he
has just completed course in the
Ohio Dental College, and has resumed
the practice of his profession in this
city. We 1bespeak for him a liberal
share of public patronage,
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80. musLingum valley sanl,ray Fair.


IA SANITARY Fair for the benefit Of
sick and wounded soldiers will open
in zahcsvillc on Tuesday next and
continue during the week. Among
the features, Of the Fair may be named
a Ladies Razaar, Refresbment. Rooms,
q Dining Hall, q Contribution Hall
and an Audience Room for Lectures,
Concerts, Tablcaux, &c. Donations
arc solicited of articles which may be
needed at tho Fair or useful to tho
soldiers OF readily turned into money.
Cooperative Committees have been
appointed 10 neighboring towns and
counties to assist in tho work. The
Committee at this place consists of
Mcssrs d. Tallmadge, John d. Martin,
John A. Hunter and John Rebcr. 1t
is expected that the Railroads will
make liberal arrangements for for
warding donated articles and for ac
commodating those who may wish to
attend the Fair ~" "''
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19"We call attention to tho sale of
a valuable Wooden Factory, at Will
mington, Fayette county. Capitalists
and manufacturers will find this rare
opportunity for "a profitable invest
ment. v..... ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
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Court AZ Common Pleas, i'alrfieid Co.., o.

Salem Pearse and IAurn A. Pearse his wife, Plaintiff
against
James Pearse and Mary \. Pearse, his wife, defts,
TWNHE said defendants, james Pearse and Mary L.
1 PcurSo, his wife, of the county of Carroll and
state Of Illinois will take notice that tho SAID plaintiffs
Salem pearse and LahIpA. Pearse, his Wife, Of Fair
field county and state ofOho, did Dn the 27th day of
January A. b. 1864, file their petition the C0ur Of
Common Pleas within and fer the equity Of Fairfield,
in said State of Ohio, against The SAID James pcarse
dMary A. Pearse, his wife, dendants, setting fhrth
that the said James peafse and Mary A. pearse, his
wife, executed and delivered to the said Salem Pearse
mortgage all their right, title interest estate or
claim to the undivided third part of the foliowinplans
situatein Fairfield COUNTY, Ohio being the wrst half
of Section number five, (5) Township number thirteen
U?,) OfRange number nineteen O9l estimated TO con-
tain in said tract one hundred and ly.two J2) acre
be the same more less, to secure the payment Of
six hundred and eight dollars and twenty-five cents
according to certain notes referred 10 in said mort
gage and praying that the said James Pearse, and
Mary A. Pearse, his wife, defendants, may pay said
sum now claimed to be due, to-wit the sum 0fsS5s-
o. with interest nom Dec. sth, 1861 that the said
premises may he sold to pay the same and the said
James Pcarse and Mary A. Pearse wife, ,lefendants
notified that they are required 10 nppearand an
swer said petition, on before the third Saturday af
Ter the 10th day ofAiarch, A. y. 1904
f-r by SALEM PEARSE, and .
Clarke& Fritcr, Att'ys. Laura A. Pearse, his wife,
Jan. IS, ls6i-4i CIV pfS7 90 Plaintiffs. \
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LIFE OR DEATH
SOLDIERS.
DON'T GO BACK. TO THE WAI

DON'T GO BACK, TO THE WAR,
For many have died from DinrriICpa and Dysentery
in your regiment, take warning and do not return
without supplying your knapsacks with botte of Dr.
Strickland's Aht-cholera Mixture Remember how
many saved last year hy taking it after being dis
charged aud sent from the hospitals az incnralae =
One dose will Immediately relieve the most severe
case of Darrhma or Dysentery. 1t is acknowledged
by the faculty TO he ths only medicine knOHn 10 cure
chronic Darrhea and Dysentery. Now don't neglect
will most certainly bring on Diarrha>a, and 30 cent
bottle ofstrcklands Ant-cholea Mixture will cure
you and several others. 1t will keep good in any eli
mate Do not fail to tell your comrades 10 put bot
tie Of il in their knapsacks. 'l.' IIf i
Sold by Drnggistsapd prepared only by Dr.A, Strck-
land, East Fourth ST., Cincinnati, Ohio.
F. L., slocum and D, Siiiord Agents, Lancaster, o.
Feb. Is, 1s63-4T ly F''t F777'TsT7'i'
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VOLUNTEERS And con CRIPTS

To soldiers wishing toincrcasc their income there
rs no botcrwy OF dong 70 10 this time than from the
sale Of our watches. They aro warranted as Repre-
scluHl. ~ - - - ta .
Particularly valuable for Officers and travellers -
| Frank Leslie's, Feb. o. .
"iretlleSt hest and cheapest timcpieccs evcr offer
ed."-lN. V Illustrated News, Jan TO-
Every pretty and durable watches for tho army -
Arnyand NaVyJoulTml, (Gopermnent organ,S Aug 90
one Of tho oldest and most reliable housesit Amer.
lea VI louisville ,IOlrnal. Iulva m
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VALUABLE FIGURING MILL
and Warehouse FOr Sale.

wv offer for sale my Touring Mill known l,s the
EMPIRE MILLS, and Warehouse, situated IN Balt-
more, Fairfield county, lying the Ohio canal with
my Dwelling house, stable, stock scales, and all nee
essary out-bltdngs and sheds. There are seven
acrcs Of land, excellent well Of water, Young or
chard Of choice fruit trees just beginning to hear Fa.
ctes for shipping are good, with everything neces-
sary to carry on the commission business and GOOD
mil custom n fact the bestpropcry IN the county 10
coin grcenacks with. For particulars, inquire of the
owner, on the premises. J. W. MULINlX
Baltimore, March 3--49 3w
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nsz-A lctter from Col, Ward. Of

nara letter from Col, Ward, Of the
18th Ohio, rclativoto the late accident
at North YerneRs on the Ohio and
Mississippi railroad, states that about
Forty Of the 1Tth were wounded, most,
however; only slightly. Fom' serious
ly, and one dangerously wounded, All
tho men, 6xccpt the one dangerously
wounded, arc with the regiment.
We learn that .Bnrstler, referred to
above as being dangerously wounded,
died near Brepen,oa Sunday last.
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Farm for Sale.

A FARM ofliO acres in Walnut Tp., miles East Of
n baltimore, on theoanal. About 80 acres cleared
add 20 acres new ground nearly ready farthe plow.
Mostly black soil Good frame house, harm, sheds
CRIBS 30 good well Of water and plenty of Stock wat
er. VIII he cold % reasonable terms. Apply to H.
Jan s5-II3w
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FIRST NATIONAL hank 0ss LANcAS-
TEh---oEKT1FIcATE OE AtTI.ol.-
ITY.
TRrisrnf DHrahrnrxf, .Orvrsr ar' Conr-O
fhoLLNn ~ rnE tfanrSrf,
NashlngtoH, Dos. ist, isGs
WTHRREAS, by satisfactory evidence presented "
Wv the undersigned, u has beeA made 10 appear
that 'lhe First National Bank o. IancastcrT ii the
county Of Fairheld and Stnte u Ohio Inns heeu duly
organized under, and according 10 the requirements
o. We ast Of Congress- entitled, can act 10 provide
Nauohal currency secured iy pledge Of United
sii,tos stocks aad 60 pfoside r Die efc ptiun end
redenphQn themot approved February 70. lses, and
has complied With atl the PROVISIONS OF said net rer
Cd 70 s bsseeo,ppledwlh betoNe commencing the bust
Now, therGforc' ]. Hugh AcOuliosh. couu,roler Of
the Currency, do hereby certify that the said First Ma
nona Bapk OF Lapeastbr, county nf Fairfield nnd
state ofOhO, Is authorized 10 commence the lnsnrss
OF Banking under the act nfOrrsnid
lntestim9ny whereof. fitness my hand aud sosl OF
Office, this first day or DcscniIs ser isas
fsEAL --l--- HUGH Mcf'IJIIncU
peclo--J1 Sm Cc:npiroierofthe Currency.
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House and Lot for
Sale.

III will seH my house md l0t sitnated on Wheeling
street adjoining the residence 81 Henry OrInan and
opposite the property OfJndge Whitman.
ALSO
Lots Nos lli i15, and 49, situated on Wheeling street
neaT Broad Alley, and adjoining Noble RobinsOns
property, on thoeast.
The above described rrsileuce II very desrahly
located and convenient % the bsinoss part Of the c
TeUDe made easy,
FebzS-is ew Mrs. MARY A. KAUFMAN.
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Valuable Property
For Sale.

TTNlIE undersigned will sell Mt private sale four
and one-half acres Of the old Austerman farm four
miles Northeastof Lancaster, on the Newark road
Thereis on said farm good two story cement house,
and one ofthe best orchards in the county ANY per-
wanting small property will do we'll to call and
examine the place. ltis gdod stand for groeery
For further PARTICULARS, call on the undersgned.
jan, A--l3 jm v. .VANCAMp
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NCRES Coughs Colds, Sore Throat Asthma. and
'NCon-umption lts'ohly necessary to Try one bot.
Strickland's MelliAuous Cough BaIsam
to convince them that isthe hest prepsraton ever
nSed- II not only eprrs the above affections of tho
Throat and Lung, hut 1t cures Night and spit
ungoi Blood and i an excellent gargle for any kind
oiSore Throat. IL b. pleasant to take, and safe mod
lclne Tor infants Price 80 cents peY bottle For al,
by druggists generslly a
Feb Is 1854 lilly
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80, p, MARRIED..

On January 9TH, 1861, by the Rev
c. A. VanAnda, Mr.. JOSEPH NJ. WEAv.
Err, to Miss HENRIETTA SuAEFFER.
On tbe, ,14th of February, 1861 by
IL. G. Black, Esq, Mr.. CtiRGsrrAN RA-
DER, and Miss SARAH ATKINSON, all OF
Baltimore, Ohio, FT
On the 18th ult. by the Rev. J. Han
nabery, Mr.. ARTHUR G. BENTON to
Miss EMMA G. RUTnERtoRD, both OF
Sugar Grove, Fairfield co, O. 4t
On the 25th day of February, 1864,
at the Parsonage, by Rev. Alanson
Flemmihg, Mr.. ALoNzo GRIFFIrH, vet
Gran of the 17th Ohio, to Miss HETTlE
SMITH, all-of Fairfield CO., o. ~77 ,,-
ts| a oRITUARY. y
DfED-At his residence, in New
Lexington, Ohio, Feb. oath, 1864, of
Consumption, Il, c. SuTpnEN, in the
3Oth year ofhis age, ~ .7 .rTrf d.
- Thedeceascd was tho eldest sor, of
J. B. and S. A, Sutphon, of Basil, Ohio.
AT an carly age he united himself to
the Baptist Church ut Baltimore, and
always led an humble, quiet life. and
was noted for his unassuming demean-
or in'dll his walks of.lffc. Ills short
residence at Now Lexington had bro't
around him many friends. All knew
him but to respect him as an industr
GUS and estimable citizen. But. by too
close attention to- his occupation, dis
ease of thelungs was broughton, which
soon terminated in death. He died
rs one ready TO die, calmly closing his
eyes upon things of this world, as one
going into sweet sleep, to awake in a
faifer and better land.
He was married to Miss Annie r.
Ferguson, daughter of Rev. B. p. Fer
guson, in 1856, who now, with one
child, mourns the early departure of
an affeetionate husband and kind
father. ,lif
His funeral was largely attended,
and the ceremonies were conducted
by the Masonic fraternity, of which
order he was forscyeral years a NOM
Der. IN.
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MAGIC TIME OBSERVERS,

Bclnga Hunting and open face, or Ladys and Gentle.
man = Watch combined, with Patent sclf.wind-
lt ingimprowment n pleasing gnovelty.
keA Nj of the prctties most convenient, and decid-
Sgedy shc best and cheapest tmc-piQce for general
andfFlifNe hsh} }over AIcTed. II Has lwhn Il, aid
ron1ectedwith is machinery, ,i6s own SeEN Nndihgin-
moyemeWt, renderinga lty entirely unhcccssary
me cases are composed of two METALS the outer one
being III carat gold, 1t has the improved ruby action
lever movements and warrntcd mn accurate time
piece Price, srperbly engraved per case of half doz
en-, s2Ol. Sample Watches, in neat morocco cases
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Receipts on Subscription To the Ian
castor Gazette from February lst TO
AInrnh Let. - --IIL. y -f--LL ----
rB~Wo understand that action by

psSA Wo understand that action. by
the City Council on the claim of Stock
and Monaghan has been Indefinitely
postponed jl1ifhh OH 3lH.If
Let no ono be deceived thereby
The word indefinite. hero probably
means only until after tho election,
The city. fathers know that they dare
not so before the people after allow
ing such a claim; so tits postponed
for theprescnt, to- bcitpEon.uprs0 soon
as they shall secure their re election.
This moys also SECURES th9spppbrt Of
all those who would wish to sec such
an =. unjust burden imposed upon the
tak-payprs Of this city. / ! II
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Notice.

nR. II. o. EDWARDS offers his profession
Il "a services TO citizens OF Lancasterand vicinity.
once over Sloenm's Drug Store
FsSent. 10, ls03.-ti
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nsrArn on JANE rnrnr1rLp.

NVTICEis hereby gwen, TINT The undersigned has
J. Nb"enhppolnted 0nd duly qualified executor Oi
o. We estate ofJane BrnnHeid, late OIFarcld
March 10, isCi-5O3w~ WILLIAM MccLEERY.
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LANCASTER MAnKET.

Corrected Weekly by H. A. GebcIcn, City Grocer ]
Wheat--l lOMl Is Coffce-l0@
Flour-d 10GlG 90 Sugar-lG2IM1S
Rye 9j6tl W Molasses-i 10
Oats-i0G5Ac Whskcy-l O0d' 20
Baricyi 31Gel 40 Salts on per ILL.,.
Corn-7O6t75 Buttcr-2jcts
Glover Secd--7 506l2 20 Eggs-l2Lc
Flax Seed-1 I06gl 10 I.nrd-l2Mlac
POtatoes-SOcMl W TallOw--lnallc
Feathcrs-l56llOc Dried Anples-1 10 npr lin
Bacoh-l0@lIc White beans 256ll 80
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-04-30
Notice 10 Creditors,

THIS is to give notice, Cha; the Subscriber
l. Of Cecil county, ha,i, obtained from the
Orphans Court OF said county, letters Of
Administration on the personal estate Of
Charlotte +. Graham late of Cecil co. dcccas-
ed. All persons having claims against the said
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof duly anthem
ticatcd, on or before the LIST day of April :,
1856 they nay otherwise by law, be cXch-
dcd from all benefit of said es tate. All PET
sons indebted IT, said estate are requested to
make Immediate payment to the subscriber.
Given under my hand this list day Of
April 1854.
JAMES FORD,
Administrator Of Charlotte f Graham, decd.
Tcst--CmALkLEY b. CuTI.ER, Reg.
apr Ii, 1SG4-6w
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NOTICE

T. hereby given that application will he made
l;o the commissioners OF Cecil County nj their
iirsl regular meeting after the 9th day of May,
next, for the appointment OF Examiners to alter
the Public Road leading i:em point IN Than
less Lane, through, lands Of John Il, Abrams
and Abner Rogers, to a point on the Lime Stone
Road Said alteration to commence at u point
a short distance east Of n stream OF water
(Which crosses said road on the land of Abncr
Rogers thence i'll an casterly direction TO u
point on the sad road before it reaches the lime
store road. This alteration being Intended to
locate tho said road where il is now Travelled.
MIR Q lSHi-SM
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c. NJ. CHiLDs; Eoxbury, Mass.
rn.Ea. srHA1NlSG AND TESEsMvs,


Pills., STRAINI\G AN TEStSNUS,
Are the r.suts u Gannso, itrt,,i"n Of the T,u-
eous Membrane uf the bowels; induced by drastic
pils-thoso imperfect pills, Instead Of Icing 'i..oiro
Ivy tho cle, carried Ia tho oNrt hpwela, and IL
duce pcrs attic movement or rvae'atoh by their
Irritation = hence th< 'ra ming. cramps, WrenchiHg
pains, piles and tenesmus and The fcqn false r1Hs
% the water ose that la.isns nndey who take ihes
imperfect pills.
purgatiyo medicine Il required. t!'G ,io'c {
RAILWAYS REGULATING lIlS.
THEY WILL PURGE THOROUGHLY AND
LEAVE THE BOWELS REGULAR.
rcrsous ua!cic. WITH PILES, may rey on a positive
cure by their use.
COATED WITH GUN.
COATED WITH CT:
COATED WITH GC,l.
nr. Railways Tilt, are elegantly Cate! with Gusl,
arr ires from tantn or smell, -, u" tikcn 1t a M
and al ocra sidIS No danger will 10 ut from cold.
il exposed 10 wet damp weather after t:ns these
pills
SIX OF RAILWAYS Ills
navc secured vigorous evacuation Il: severe c. %
OF lnn raii,,tio Of the Bowels, Paralysis, &c, ainr
Crotoa trG Tlarkm u, Injection an th"t neaa.
pn,ey fl!ed. A dos Of Railways l.!.s vii rrrntv. t
OBJ tr,ict"nr, aai sccasc fro laS't'. r,c"ns e.
u'c arc inside Gael, box. ira l"r Y, .5'en'. Sort
n. E,-lvory Agent llt hrrm furnished w.t'; fy,".
and new made Fills, As c.ch boy /, v.,cintc. -.
.tool Engraved Label, ttNcl =. t!rrS.
RAILWAY 1; CO.,
81 M,i"'l I.u:". '7v "
Sold by DR. n. Il. MITCHELL, Elkton, Nd.
Aug =, lS6s-ly
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICE,

TIVE undersigned having purchased the
l. interest Of the late E. j. Rinchart in the
firm OF j. A. Davis Il Co., have this day
DAVIS Il PUGH, and will continue the
LUMBMR, GRAIN and COMMISSION
BUSINESS at POM DEPOSIT and at LApI-
DUN, Md. JAMES A. DAVIS,
Feb. %, 1864. JOSEPH B. PUGH.
&C. All parties indebted to the Firm OF ].
A. DAVIS u CO., are hereby notified to come
forward and settle without delay. Settle
ments can be made with either of the under
signed. DAVIS Il PUGH.
feb n -3m.
NEW Mackerei, Herring and Goldfish a
~ large lot Just received and for sale by
ieb D., 1864 WN. MoCLELLAND.
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West nottingham Academy.

TNHE Summer Term of this Institution, will
L begin on tho End Of MAY under the charge
Of Professor G. X. Bechtel, A. M, as
Principal. Young men can be prepared for
College or for the Counting Room. Parents
wishing to send their sons away from the
vices and temptations of towns, have here
An opportunity of good school in a healthy
and moral location, under the care of an
experienced teacher Of tried and established
reputation. JAS. 0. MCCORMACK.
apr 1t Secretary.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
In the Orphan" Court for Cecil County,
March Ilih, 1864.
ORDERED, that the sale made and rcpor-
" ted by Sm1. j. England, Executor, OF
Joseph England, deceased: of the Real Es.
tare of said deceased, be ratified and con-
filmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the 18th day Of June
neAt provided a copy Of this order be in
serted in some newspaper printed at Eliton
once a week for one month before the 18th
day Of May. heNt.
c. b. CUTLER, Reg.
True cory,-test,
c. B. CUTLER,
apr 1G-5w, Register.
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
~ will be made to the Commissioners Of
Cecil county at their first regular meeting
after the 9Th day of April next for the
building of a county bridge over Stone Run,
near +. Hanes Mills on the road from
Rising Sun to Pennsylvania Line.
anr Q. Il
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BRIDGE, NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
~ will be made to the Commissioners of
Cecil county, at their first meeting after the
9th day of May next, for the erection of -
Bride over Herring Run oil the road from
Port Deposit to Perryvillc.
ApriI O. 1864
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Notice.
In the Orphans Court for Cecil county,
April Sth, 1864.
ORDERED, that the sale made and re-
~ ported by Joseph B. Preston and Amos
Pscston, Executors Of Jonas Preston, de-
ceased. OF the Real Estate of said deceased.
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown on or before
the 7th day of Jane, next, provided Il copy
of this Order be published in some news
paper printed at Elkton, once week for
one month, before tnat date.
G. b. CUTLER,
True copy--tcSt, Register.
G. b. CUTLER,
apr 20. 1861 5w Register.