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Partition Notice.

XKYILLIAM Wallace Ballard, Of Highland Oounty,
T" Ohio, Allen solIaTs and Sarah 3. sollars. his
wife, formerly Sarah j. Ballard, Of Faystte County,
wifa, formerly Rachel Ballard. whose reidence Is
widow OF Ansem Ballard, deceased, Of Highland CouD-
againat them the 4th day OF December, A. D. 1885,
Highland Ohio BY John Miner and Priscilla Miner
his wife, formerly Priscilla Ballard, and is pend.
ing wherein sed petitioners demand Partition Of the
fOllowlag Real Estate, tO-wit;
The following premises. with the appurteuanees sit
nate In the County OF Highland Ohio and IN the Town
Of Greesheld, aud described as follows:
Being two Out Lots In said Town, and known and
designated the recorded plat thereof Out-LOtl
3i) recorded 10 the Recorders Once Of Ross Uoun
ty, Ohio. aud bOaaded follows:
Being situated FoHFth aud South Streets IN said
saFen and seEen-tenth (47 7-l0l poles 10 Mchiilenl
C6 0-l0l poles TO Anders0ns thence north 101< WeI
70 south street Thlrty-sx s6 poles; thence IN outl
Btrasf hxteea and thrse-tsnth i6 $40 poles 10 tn
heglnning including two lols with the exception Q
tha portion OF said lots that lu now occupied by fh
Marietta and Clncinnati Railroad; ana that AZ th
next term Of said Court which begins the 10Th day
Jnnary A. d. 1851. the siid pottonsrs will epply fD
IA order that partition may Be made Of said premises
JOHN MfLNER, and
PRISCILLA MILhKn, bus wife,
~ sLoAEE ksrtEI, their Att'ys. Pesiiionets.
Dscember. a, ls5G. decow7pr'sfssele3S
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PROFITS OF Wool GROWING IN THE
HILL CoUNTRY.-Mr. Bunkey writes
to the Somerset perry County, Advo-
cate:
tNine years ago I purchased ten
ewes and one buck Of Rusk & Dean,
Vermont: also three ewes OIL. r. Hall,
Spanish merinoes, at a cost of ten dol
lars per head, or in all one hundred
and forty dollars. Since then have
sold wool from the flock and increase
amounting to $6,181 Al; and sheep
sold during the same time, $2,446 75;
total in nine years, 1927 SO.
The above is my answer to the ques-
tion, "Will wool growing pay?"
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Hillsboro, August IA, 1865. II
have carefully tested my Piano, made by Mr.. stie6
and for volume and purity Of tone hnd IL equal TO
Others and satisfied that their merits need only 10
be known to secure recognition the Piano in use.
HlllsbOro, August IA, 1865. HENRY TURNER.
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RESTORING DAMAGED, VELVET
The Monitor de la Salud publishes the
following method of restoring velvet
to its original condition. 1t Is well
known that when velvet has been wet
not only is its appearance spoiled, but
ii becomes hard and knotty. To re-
store its original softness, it must be
thoroughly dampened on the wrong
side, and held over hot iron, care be-
ing taken not to let it touch the latter.
In short time the velvet will become,
as it were, new again. The theory of
this is very simple. The heat of the
iron evapOrates the water through the
tissue, and forces the vapor out at the
upper side; this vapor passing through
the different flbres, separates those
which adhere together in hard punches.
If the velvet were ironed after dampen-
ing, an exactly opposite result would
be obtained; it is, therefore, necessary
that the substance should not come in
contact with the heated iron.
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Having had OF Charles M. sIiefrs Pianos IN eon-
slant for four yearA Il Affords pleasure 20 sase
that the Piano is perfect this day a. IL was
ago and can cheerfnlly recommend these Psn.. 20
a5y neraon that NAV want good Serviceable instru-
ment. SAOOD o.
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Guardians Sale.

TN pursuance ofan order of the Probate Court, OF
ii Highland county, Ohio made the first day OF
December A, D. 1885, In the OF Alexander Tesan-
der, guardian Of Charles Minnas August Minna, and
Mary Minna aSains his Wards, the undersigned will,
Saturday, the 9th day Of January, A. D., 1851
o'clock p. m, on the premiSes, about three miles
South East Of Fayetteville, the road leading from
Fayetteville TO Danville, offer publie sale, the fol-
lowing described Real Estate, situated in the ship
Of DOdson, county Of Highland Ohio, and lying the
waters ofthe East-fork Of the Little Miami, 10 wit
Beginning at hickory, gum And maple, s. W. corn
30 WIN. Lindsey's Survey No. 1851 thence W. 204
poles to four whteOaks; thence N. II poles to stone
In the center Of a county road, and g. W. to
Briggs thence with said road g. 68 L. 147 poles
stone and gum thence ~ So poles toa stone; thence
y. IS poles to hickory and two naples thence s. 81
poles to beginning containing Sixty-hvo Of
land, or less, and being part Of Surveys Nos.
sl65 $780, and 1889 subject to tie dover OF Pauline
TesAndsr in said estate which has been Oh her
BY metes and bounds.
Terms sale one-half cash on the day Of SALE and
One-hsf In from the day Of sale the deferred
payment 20 bear interest at the rats Of six per
per annum, payable annually.
Appraised At sIl7o. ALEX TEsANDER,
Guardian of Charles MinRa, August Minna and
Mary MinnA.
Csc. b. GARDSER, Atty.
neeomher 6, 1865. Dee6W5pF' sfeeSQ 2S
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DR.. D. n. SEELYE g. CO..
lL yREEPoRT, ILLIsoIs.
Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
GENERAL AGENTS.

John d. Park, Cincinnati, Ohio; Fuller, Finch A
Fuller, Chicago, H.; Burnhams Vansehaack, Chiea-
60, ILL.,; Demas Barnes Co., New York; d. Ransoul 4
ce.s Buffalo, n. r.. FarrAnd, Shelley 4 Co., Detroit
Mich; Weeks Potter, Boston, Mass; French, Rich.
ards Co., Philadelphia, Pa; X. n. Sellers Co.
Pttsbnrg, Poi Coins Bros, St. Louis, Mo-; Barnes
Barnea, Ward Co., Nov Orleans, La; X. A. Robin
Tenn; p. =. Depuy, Richmond, Va; Thompson 4
Baltimore. Nd; Dexter Nellsger, Albany, N. r..
Strong Armstrong, Cleveland. Ohio; WIN. Johnson
Detroit, Mich wiIson. Peters Co., Louisville KY.
For sale BY J. J. BROWN, HillsbOre, o.
ocllIyl
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Farmers s Department.
Receipt worth a Thousand Dol

So says the Ohio Cultivator: Take
one pound ofsal-soda and half pound
Of unslacked lime, put them in gal
Ion OF water and boil twenty minutes I;
let II stand till cool, then drain off and
put in strong jug or jar. Soak your
dirty clothes over night, or until they
are wet through, then wiring them out
and rub on plenty of soap, and in one
boiler of clothes well covered with wa
ter, add one teacup.f1ll of washing
fluid. Boil half an hour briskly, then
wash them thoroughly through one
suds, rinse, and your clothes will look
better than the old way of washing
twice before boiling. This is an inval-
liable receipt, and want every poor,
tired woman to try 1t. / think with
n patent wash-tub to do the little rub
bing, the washer-woman might take the
old Bible and compose herself on q
lounge, and let the washing do itself.
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The Piano which have used In ny hoess lOr I'M, tne
snd DURABILITY e is think, gOOd Al any make now
M nss Itia sties make, and they are certainly woF'
thy Of eommendation. LbWio Mohibbnc:
HnIsboro, August II, 1865. suSi"
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Sherifs Sale.

THE STATE OF OHIO, HIGHLAND COUNTY, SIS
II issued from the Court of Common Pleas Of High
and County, Ohio, to directed will offer public
sale at the door Of the Court House in Hillsboro,
On Monday, December "a, 4. d. 1866,
atone O'Clock p NJ, the following described real estate
to-wit: Situate in jackson Township, Highland Co.
Ohio the of Brushcreek and part surveys
Nos 6e1 and 1871, and bounded and described fol-
lows. Beginning at two white-oaks and dogwOOd,
(Ihe dogwoOd dead and gomez s. w. to the land
of David Shepey, and corner to the lands Of John A
Long and William Long; thence with the lire Of
William Long s. 9o W. lI9 poles TO a Gnm in said
Longs line, and TO the land Of J. y. Miller
thence with his line 8. 81 L. 10 poles white
oaks, to said Miller and David Knieley thence
with KDiseley's line N. 6Os 7219 poles to ash.
corner to said Kniseey and John smart thence with
Smarts line n. 52o x. eS poles to stone corner to
said Smart thence with his line N. 9e E. IL poles
stone, in Smarts line and corner to David Shepley
thence with Shepeys line, W. l20 poles the begin
ning-containng Eighty 1907 Acres less, val
ued at S2l acre. subject to lease for 90 years upon
one-half Of an thereof, the N. W. for
School House Lot and subject also to the Dover Es
fate OF Phoebe Ford, therein described by metes and
beGnds follows:
Beginning at two white-oaks aud dogwood corner
TO David Shepley, John Long and William Long ;
thence with William Longs line 8. 81 W. $50 poles
stone In said line; thence n. s61&o f. Sc poles to
stone thence n l09 w. 49 poles to stone in tie line
Of said shepey thence with his line W. 49% poles to
the beginning, containing eighteen aud sixty
poles, us A. go P.)
Aud to 10 sold In an action for partition " therein
james II. Conner, and 0ctava c. Conner his wife,
petitioners and James H. Ford, Mary Smart, and others
respondents, and the following terms, to-wit
One-thrd Of the purchase money to be paid In band
the day OF sale, one-third In one year, and
third In two years from the day Of sale deferred
payments to bear interest from the day Of sale, and
10 be secured by mortgage upon % the premises sold
A. g. MATTHEWS. Atty.
Hillsboro, Nov. %, 1875. nove2w5pr' 'sfee3l6 rs
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!il|IIla;
Patented Nay ae, 1850.


This is an article for washing without rubbing, ex
cept In very dirty places, which will require very
ght rub ana unlike other preparations offered for
IKE purpose, WILL NOT nor THs cLoTHEs but will leave
them much WRITER than ordinary methods, without
the usuai wear and tear. ts ll0E
IL removes grease spots as N by magic and soften,
the dirt by soaking, that rnsiRg will In ordinary
cases entirely remove H.. . III
This powder Is prepared In accordance with cheuica
SCIENCE and upon process peculiar TO ITSELF which Il
secured BY Letters Patent II has been in use fol
more than year, and has proved Itself an universal
hYorite wherever II has been used. Among the ad
vantages claimed are the following, viz:-
saves all the expense Of soap usually used on cot
ton and linen goods.
II saves most Of the labor Of rubbing and wear ant
tear. .t,. ..t
Also for cleaning windows II is unsurpassed. with
one quarter the time and labor usually required Il
impara beautiful gloss and lustre much superior q
any other mode No water required except to moisteT
tho powder. s.v t...r
Direetious with each package.
aud can be readily appreciated by single trial. TIL,
cost oi washing Tor family Of hve six persons will
not exceed THREE CENTS.
The manufacturer Of this powder are aware thai
many useless compounds have heen introduced to th
pnbc which have rotted the CLOTH failed In removinI
the dirt but knowing the intrinsic excellence Of thi
artcle they confidently proclaim II a. being adapted
70 meet demand which has long existed, aud which
has heretofore remained unBupplied
Manufactured by HOWE STEVENS,
u u. 260 Broadway, Boston.
Also, Manufacturers OF Family Dye Coiors.
Eor sale by 0rocsrs and Dealers everywhere.
For salo by J. J. BROWN Hlilsboro
oetlsm3enrAco.
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The Piano have Is one Of Mr. Charles NJ. stlefrs.
ind 1t to be No. one instrument both in tone and
finish, and can cheerfuly recommend these ezoeeni
Instruments TO my neighbors ~. HERR0N.
Hillsboro, August n, 1855. - 49, sTa
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Throat Affections

Are more frequently than otherwise eanssd by thick
Shiny mucus, falling from the head, especially
during the night, and resulting from
Catarrh, and cured by
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of the ~.
BEST MAKERS
always on hand.
' ''e ..lt-t:-L .4s-I
CERTIFICATES.

HnLsBOno, Aug. II, 1858.
have had Of the Pianos made by Charles NJ
stien Of Baltimore, Nd, In fOE about years and
cheerfuy state that II is ofthe best Pianos have
ever not only In sweetness Of tone but In durA
bility. WIN. M. MEEK.
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GEORGE GLAsscoCK.

have one Of Mr.. stiefrs Pianos In use Ia my house
1t is the very best both In tone and durability, and
can with pleasure recommend thsse excellent instTu-
ments 10 any person wanting Piano.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-02-21
NEWBERRY
Female Collegiate School,

TINE SPRING SESSION of this School will be-
i gin on the 18th dag Of February me1t. 1t
is very desirable that pupils should enter at the
commencement Of the session, but they will be
re ,eved at any time, and charged from the time
of entering. ..
! This school has been taught by me for several
years, and has hitherto been limited in the num-
| Der Of scholars, but will now receive who
may apply for admission, and will employ compe-
tent assistants, as the increasing number Of pupils
may make it necessary to do so.
Ny health having been fully restored, propose
to devote all my time and energy to the building
up of such a school as shall furnish facilities for
acquiring a complete education to girls who can
not be sent from home for that purpose and all
the advantages of the best schools in the State
to those whose circumstances allow of their being
sent abroad.
|. Having many years experience as a teacher,
the system of instruction pursued will be such as
that experience has proved to be most efficient
anG thorough.
Ny charges are as follows:
For instruction in the higher studies Of COM
plete English course, tor session OF five
months.... .,......:., ....'....'rS 80 w
For instruction in lower branches of English,
for session of Eve months, FROM. SIS to $40 90
For instruction in French, German, Italian,
each.. .....-.: .T-V w
Board can be had for at least SIS 90 per
month, exclu i've Of lights and washing. am
prepared to take a number Of boarders in my
family, at the above rate. Ny house is large,
roomy, and comfortable, in retired part of the
town, and has attached to it fine shady grove,
affording ample room for recreation The above
rates for tuition and board are payable in specie,
or its equivalent in currency, or provisions at
market prices. For further information address
Rev. Jno. j. Brantly, Newberry, S. G.
JNO. J. BRANTLY.
Inn 10 In,
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STATE OFSOTTH .CAROLINA.
NEBBERRY District.

By John r: Peterson, Esqeare, Ordinary Of
Neso6erry District. =. = -: =. - =.
WTHEREAs E. P. Lake -hasappIed to for
w LstterS of administration, de 6O"'s ''o4,>
with will annexed, on all -and-sihgplarthe goods
ehattes, rights and creditso Alneda Wogthington5
late of the Districtaforesaid, deceased. 2
These are therefore to cite and adplonishallan
singular, the Kindred and creditors ofthesaid de-
ceased, lobe and appear before me, at our next
Ordinarys Court for the said District TO be holden
at NeSberry Court House on the 1st day of
Mar. next, to shev- cause, if any why tlre said
Administration should not be granted = 3
Given under my hand and Seal, this I4tsf day
Of Feb. in. the year. of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and. sixtY-iye. ~. - - - = -
1F-2ts-2t. JOHN T. PETERSON, o.s.p.& )
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sMERHER.s SALE.

DT order of Jno. r. Peterson, Ordinary of
D Newberrv District will sell, in front OF
the Court House at Newberry, on the first Mon
day in March next, one tract of land, situate and
being in the State of South Carolina and District
aforesaid, containing twenty acres (more Or less
the real estate of Joice Ann Troutman, Decd,
adjoining lands of Jacob Fulmer, Philip Sigh,
James Moore and Elizabeth Kibler, on credit
until the first day Of January, 1867, with interest
from the day of sale except so much OF the pur-
chase money as may be necessary to pay costs
which must be paid in cash. The purchaser will
be required to give bond with at least two good
sureties, and mortgage Of the premises, to the
Ordinary Gf deemed necessary to secure the
purchase money.
WIN. W. HOUsEAL, S. n. D.
ShcrifTs Office, Feb'y 18th, 1866.
Feb. Il, 7-3t.
DY order of Jno T Peterson, Ordinary Of
- Newherrv District, will sell in front OF
the Court House door at Newberry, on the first
Monday in March next, one tract of land situate
and being in the District of Newberry, So. Ca g,
containing eight acres, more Or less, bounded by
lands Of Hugh c. Wilson, Elizabeth Bowlcs and
Jno C. Spence, on e credit until the first day OF
January 1867, with III crest from the day OF sale,
except 80 much Of the purchase money as may
be necessary to pay costs, which must be paid IN
cash The purchaser will t5e required to give
bond, with good sureties, and,a mortgage of the
premises Gf deemed necessary to the Ordinary,
10 secure the purchase money.
W. w. HOUSEAL, S. n. D.
Sherilfs Office, Feb. G, 1866.
Feb. 7, 6-4t.
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The state Of SeRth Carolina,

NEWBBRRY- BISTRICT--tN EQUITY. :
Ex P4rte -. :, i. H.. 4 4,.s95!,,, BY
Simeon Fair, - fzto fespetease ess ?
Solicitor of Middle Circuit. : Testimony =.
,eINBoN FAIR, .BSq., Solicitor of the Middle
. Circuit, having this day fled, in this Office,
tsBM to perpetuate testimony in relation to
deeds, wills, chooses in action, and other papers
and records destroyed or lost during the recent
war" .-< ....j
1t is Ordered, that all-persohs who are eatitted
to, and desiroas of availjng themselves OF the
benefit of the Act Of the General Assembly N
such case made and provided, be permitted to
come before thr Coart, and have taken and per.
petuatcd under this BID, all evidence when,
they shall produce, on proper application being
made before me-. SILAS. J0HNSF0NE,
Commissioners Office, ~ -. G.E.N-D.z
: JANUARY 81, 1856. $500 p .2ano.,
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Limestone Springs Female High School
Rev. W. CURTIS, IL. D., Principal.

Rev. ". CURTIS, IL. D., Principal
TNHE REGULAR ENSUING SESSION OF
i this School will commence on the third
Wednesday iii February, the Dist inst.
TERMS FOR FIVE MONTHS, payable in ad-
vance either in specie or its equivalent ia curren-
cy: p.
Board, including lights, washing and fuel. $500
Tuition in English and the Classics. .. ...25.0O
Tuition in Primary Department. ......... 1900
Lessons on the Piano or Guitar. ........ 800
Use OF PlanO.. ......,.....'...... ...... Z'oV
Tuition in French or the Modern Languages,
eacR. ,......'... ........! -. -. 1O.0O
Each Pupil must bring one pair of sheets and
pillow cases. towels and drinking cup.
DR.. CURTIS will leave the Mills House, Charles
ton, On Monday, the 9th Of February, and Nick
ersons Hotel, Columbia, on the goth, for Lime
stone, and be happy to take charge Of any Pupils
on the route. Regular mails are re-estabshed
to the place. Any further information can be
obtained of the Hon. w. F. COLCOCK, or b. the
COURIER OFFICE.
Feb. 7, 6-4t.
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Notice.

ALL persons having demands against the ]Ess =
"A tate of JOHN G. .B0oZER, Decd, will s
please furnish me copy of such: demands on or
before the lVth day Of March next = - ,.5S@-
- - E. P. LAKE, Admr. -.
Feb. 2I, 8-3t.. .a-'.-. s....-, -.
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NOSicA.

A Ii persons having demands against: the ES.
N tate of JAMES S. GILLIAN, Deceased
will please present them to E. P: Lake, on or be-
fore the 10th day of March next. - !. =
LUCY GILLIAN -sAdm'x.r p
Feb. q. g-3t. ,.-,.-.,.. r. * ~
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Notice.

A LII persons having demands against the ES-
"A tate of GILLIAN SMITH, Decd, will please
present to me such demands on orbefore the leth
day of March next. 1r -. -
=. E. P. LAKE, Admir-, VIII annexed:
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The State ofsouth Carolina,

IIO UES1UO VI DO0]VsI' w V111-75
- r NEwDERR4 B1srRIcF-TN EQUlTy. . -. =
Elizabeth a. Higgins, Adninistratrix, With viii
. i. :; ~; -. annexed, off. B. Higgins. =
80 n: Calvin c. Higgins and others. s S
! BIZ fur construction, pardfio" and sreti5:s2 :.
-EFSi1E creditors of The estate Of Francis B, Hg-
i gins deceased, are required to render M.
on oath, fieire5na,fd against said estate, to- the
Commissioners Of fhi8 Court, on orbefore the hsst
day of March next. - = =, s,s.
Commissioner Office, sILAs JoHNsgoSE, ~.
=. 90 Jan. 1906: 4 C. E. N. a.
- Jan. 24-4-lm.e -: -, -. 800 q.
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Notice

RNHE caplbe found at the old
/ stand of Webb s Loyelace, where they exs
peet to carry on. a general mercantile .bhsiaess--
keeping always on hand an assortment of "a ali
Goods Usually kept in wholesale and retail Va
Tiety Store, and will be glad to see all their
friends and customers, and the public generally
call in and get bargains. - <
Jan 81, 5-tf:~@@>--
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Office.

A Ii persons having demands against the -Es:
n tate of fALMEDA WoRTHINGToH, Decd, ,
will please frnish me -copyeof such dem ends oil
or before the 10th day Of March next
E. P. LAKE, Ada'r, VIII annexed, Of = =.
-. '-.:s->>~~r.s =. -, Gillian Smith, Decd :.
Feb. 81, S-3t .-s.-. -.
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Fire Insurance,

TOW much is your Dwelling House worth?
II Have you ever considered how difficult it
would be to rebuild your house if burnt and
where you would get the money to pay for it?
Do you know that by paying sTall sum an
nually you can have your house insured, and in
case. of fire be promptly paid for it?
For full information in regard to insurance call
upon CARWlLE AcCAUGHKINj
Agents for the
,cith d Capialo Of. 81, 100000
Home Insurance Company, Neac York,
JAN 81, Sit.
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NeWborryH=Ql(tel. Q
4 New Face in an Old Place!

AIMING assumed the Proprietorshfp CT the
IL Martin House, it will hereafter be known
as the Newberry Hotel will use my best en-
deavors tosuppy the table with good. nutritious
and wecooked food. Ny servants are cleanly
and attentive Every effort will be put forth for
the comfort Of my guests. invite the travelling
public to give me call. will make my terms
as reasonable as possible so as to accommodate
visitors from the country, business men, clerks
and others, who may wish to patronize me. Feel
ing the necessity and Importance Of wel-kePt
public house, will do ali that can TO establish
the same, H. /. EPT4NG.
Newhcrry, Dee. l3 1865. ..-
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Legal Notices.
NDtkCcE

A IL persons T4viRg demands against the Ess
n tates Of j OEIN STBRI1NGc and GEORGE
P: STERLING, Deceased, will please present to
me sach demands, properly attested, on or before
the 10Th. day of March next. . -: r
E. p. LAKE, Ex'or ofJohn SseFEnS:33
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