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OBSERVATIONS AT POLK.
Polk, July rs.

mH|.
EDS UNION = Perhaps a few lines
for your worthy paper, from this place,
may be Of interest to your readers.
Polk is located about nine miles East
Of Ashland, or the A., 4 G.. W. r. R.,
and contains about 300 inhabitants, all
of whom are honest, intelligent and en-,
terprising. Considerable improvement
has been made this season, among which
we might mention the erection of q fine
dwelling by Mr.. T. Smith. On Sabbath,
July 22nd, we were escorted to the Ger
man Reformed Church, the largest and
finest building in town, which has been
recently painted and re6tted at a cost Of
four hundred dollars. A new bell
is to be added to it in a few days. Nj.
Henry Wicks is fnanciering the bell af.
fair, and whatever he undertakes, its sue
cess is . forgone conclusion. But to
return. The pastor of the above named
congregation, the Rev. s. e. Herring,
was assisted on the occasion By Rev. D..
D. Knepper, Of Msnsfeid. This occa-
sion will long be remembered ; so many
smiling countenances assured us Of their
appreciation of the comfortableness of.
the temple prenared for the worobin ~
God. May this Congregation prosper
under the earnest and efficient labora of
their worthy pastor. Politically speak
ing, we are generally Democratic up
here, and do net believe a Negro is our
equal Lot much ; neither do we favor
that abolition ingenuity, the Constitu-
ton Amendment, and on this point, you
will hear from us this fall, by the em.
phatic echo, No. More anon.
THETA.
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INSTRUMENTATION II - Kellogg
d Co.'S great art wonder Of the world.
will exhibit at the Town Hall, Ashland,
on Saturday evening next, the 10th inst.
The programme includes all and euumer.
ates more than 100 scenes Of the battles
Of the late rebellion. The audience can
sit quietly in their seats, witness the
startling realities Of the burning of Fort
Sumpter and the battles of the late rebel.
lion, wildly displaying their heart. rem.
derlng scenes, visit9the most noted places
IN America, and the great galleries of
Art at London, Eng, traverse the Abs
OF Switzerland with its wild romantic
.isceneries, pass to the beautiful Bay of
Naples, with its famous Mount Vesuyius
in the distance. The day passes, the
moon appears in the clouds, the eruption
begins, sending its melted lava from its
crater, overwhelming Pompeii and Her.
eulaneum where they remained for nearly
seventeen hundred years. The lava aud
ashes being removed we see the streets of
the ancient cities as they appear at the
present day. The entertainment is said
to be the most interesting Of the kind
ever presented TO the public. The press
all over the country speak in terms of
praise of IL. Let all attend.
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DRuNK.-On last Monday afternoon,

DRUNK.-On last Monday afternoon
a middle aged woman, evidently of that
abandoned and suffering class so preva
lent in these degenerate times, passed up
Main street. staggering carelessly along,
recklessIy intoxicated. She minded not
the jeerS Of the devilish and wicked bows,
nor the astOnished. and unsympathising
gaze OF men and women. 1t was, indeed,
a pitiful and sorrowful sight. If our peo.
pie could realize the abject misery 10
which this class, of abandoned women are
subjected, they would wonder at no deeds
OF desperation which may be committed
by them. Cast out by the world, scorn.
ed and tainted by those who make pre-,
tentiOns to Christianity, they see but one
course left, and that is not only to drain
to the dregs the cup Of shame, but to put
on the semblance of gaity, while the soul
is dying. Wild and unnatural enjoy.
ment is held in midnight rcvols. Gaity
for a time browns all otherthoughis but
when the roues, and rakes, and libertines
are gone; when solitude brings back re.
membranes Of other and better days, aud
the gulf of prostitution opens up before
them like a b~ottomless, boundless, soul
engultiug sea, then it is that the insane
idea of attempting to drown recollection
BY intoxication, enters the wretcSes dis
ordered brain. Trembling hands grasp
the cup which contains an antidote to
their sorrow, and soon they are Keeling
along in a beastly state of intoxication.
And an unfeeling public gaze Indifferent,
~ upon. such unfortunate creatures
0, tempore! D, mores!
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NOTICE IN PARTITI0N.

Sarah Ritter, Daniel Miller and Ann
Miller his wife, Mary Holman, Elizabeth
Homar, Andrew Holman, John Holman,
Andrew Holman, a minor, Eliza Yeisly,
Amanda Yeisly, Elizabeth Yeisly, Mary
Yeisly. Sarah Jane Clayburg, the daugh.
ter of Mollie Yeisly, decd, who was the
wife Of Phillip Yeisly, and the husband
of the said Sarah Jane Clayburg whose
name is unknown, Henry Holman & Amos
Holman will takes notice thata petition was
tled against them on the 9Th day Of July
1867, In the Court of Common Pleas
within and for the County of Ashland,
and State of Ohio, by David Holman and
John Shook and Mary Shook, his wife
and is now pending, wherein the said Da.
vid Holman, John Shook and Mary Spo6k
his wife, demand partition of the follow.
ing real estate situate in the county of
Ashland and State of Ohio, to.wit: The
North West quarter of Section eight, in
Township twenty two, of Range Sixteen
containing n hundred and sixty acres,
more or less also, the North East quar-.
ter of Section Seven, in Township TWEEN.
ty two, of Range Sixteen, containing one
hundred and sixty acres, more or less.
excepting, out of said last mentioned
quarter section, one acre and twenty four
hundredths OF an acre, owned by the At.
lantic y Great Western Railroad also.
about three acres owned by Daniel Vert.
man, aud two and a half acres owned bv
Polly Holman reference is made to the
deed of said parties for a particular de.
sorlpsion Of said exceptions !; and that, at
the next term Of said Court, after the ex.
piratlon of forty days from the first pub.
LEGATION Of this notice, the said David Ho.
man, John Shook and Mary Shook bis
wife, will apply for an order that part.
ltion may be made of said premises.
DAVID HOMAN.
J~OHN&NOOK, and
MARY SHOOK,
BY M,Combs & Curtis, their Att'ys.
July 10, 6w3
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YOUTHS HISTORY OF THE
GREAT CIVIL WAR-AND
DEM0CRATIOT TEXT BOOK.

This admirable work is one of the
most complete and interesting records of
the causes which led to the recent aboli-
ton war, and the disastrous consequences
that have resulted to the country there.
from, which has been issued from the
press 1t is written from q Democratic
stand point aud shows tho true aims and
objects of the Radical party in plugging
the country into q great civil war, that
that party instead of wagiug a war for
the purpose Of restoring the Union and
maintaining republican institutions really
intended to destroy both. The work is
gotten up in exactly the right manner,
having the merit of brevity as we'll as
explicitusss in illustrating the subject
treated and although intended especially
for the youth it is equally we'll adapted
to adult readers and should be in the
house Of every Democratic family. It's
low price enables every one to posses a
copy.
For the last thirty years the country
has been delugcd with Abolition books,
tracts and pamphlets calculated to poison
aud misguide the minds of our youth and
the only way to coupteract the pernicious
Influence Of these publications is BY the
circulation Of sound Democratic literature
thereby to educate the rising generation
to hate the principles of the Tory, Mon.
archical party who now usurp the reius of
Government.
TO the people Of Ohio, at this time,
when they arecabout to decide the great
question of Negro Equality, is this work
especially recommended, il is q duty in.
cumbent upon every Democrat to encour.
age and do all in his power to aid the
circulation Of Democratic literature.
The "Youth's,s History is a work
which we commend to all our readers
and hope that none will fail to secure a
copy Of IL. 1t has the endorsement Of
the leading Democrats Of the Union and
from the fact that it has already met with
perhaps the largest sale of any similar
work extant it cannot fail to meet the
appreciation Of the Democracy Of Ash.
land County. '''r's
) Agents are wanted to canvass the en-.
tire county for the English and German
editions Of this work.
Experienced canvassers preferred
None bat Democrats need apply. All
applications must be addressed to
7. E. PEoKINpAuoH,
;, General Agent.
Seville, Medina.Oo, OPP o. Box, 23.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT In ASH

GREAT EXCITEMENT IN ASHLAND
Now is the time for Bargains. MILLER
q Go, of Wooster, o., are closing out to
quit business. Twenty Thousand Dol.
lars worth Of Dry Goods to be closed out
in Ten Days time. Young Men | now
is your time for Cloths and Cassimeres.
Come one hcomc all, Auction every day
and evening, commencing on Thursday,
August 10th, 1867, Best chance for
bargains ever offered in Ashland. La.
dies, COW is the time to buy Dress Goods,
White Goods, Laces, Edgings and EN-.
.broideries There will boa largo closing
out sale Of Dress Goods aud Black and
Fancy silks, on Thursday and Saturday.
MILLER 4 GO.
A, O, SwINEFoRD, Auctioueor.
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REMovALD-E. L. Woke has removed
his Music Store to the old Post Office
building, on Main street, where he has a
full assortment Of musical instruments
such as Pianos, Melodeons, Cabinet Or.
gans, Guitars, Flutes, violins. TO-, &c.
Mr.. Yoke is Agent for the celebrated
Chickering Piano, which was awarded
the highest premium-a Gold Medal
at the Paris Exposition where it had the
whole world to compete with. In addi.
ton to the Grand Gold Medal, 1t receiy.
cd the decoration of the Legion Of Hon.
or, which places it above all competitors,
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Reconstruction Completed at the
Ashland Mills, under the immediate su.
pervisiOn Of s. LEWIS, Of Tifiu, Seneca
County, Ohio. A New Suit of doubler
extra Anker Brand Boiling Cloth and s.
LEWIS patent process Of wrapping is now
being put upon the Reels Of, the Ashland
Mills, which will make, with certainty,
an additional yield Of two pounds flour
to each bushd Of wheat, and of better
quality, over and above the amount made
by any other mill in the County. All
will be ready for operation Cd Monday,
June 10Th, 1867.
3m5O- N. RECTOR.
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THE GREATEST PAIN-RRLTRyFR
e IN THE WORLD osl

Warranted superior to any other, or no
pay, for the cure Of Chronic Rheumatism.
Toothache, Headache, Sore Throat. Mumps. .
Burns, Cuts. Insect stings, Pains In The Back.
Chest and Limbs, Sprains, Old Sores, Swell. ,
ings ;also, to take internally for piarrhoea. y5
Dysentery, Colo, Spasms, Sea Sickness.
Vomisining, and Group. It'll perfectly in
nooent to take internally, II used according
to the directions, and never fails, yasthou~
sands can attest. II was first introduced IN
lS47, and now millions Of hotties are annr-
ally sold. Every Que who has onoe used Il.
continues 70 do SO, and recommend ntis iidir
friends as the most valuable medicine *
tant. Certificates enough TO ella DOZEN newsa r
papers have been received by Dr.. Tobias.-
His medicine, the Venetian Linamens. win 4
do al that Is stated and more. No one win 4
regret trying Il. Those residing al 4 dis-Srs
tance from a physian. will find Il Z reliable 4,
medicine to have on hand In ease OF accldsnss I. =
Ask for DR. Tobias Venetian Linkment, kni (.
take no ether. Price 80 cents and ST.
Sold BY all Druggists. Depot, So Cortiandt
N. 60 HsZ
July Il, ms.
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D6rAgWe, WiNs, or Intermittent Ne.
Der cured, or the money refunded. DR..
Wits Agus Pills are entirely anew mod.
icine, and having been tried 10 over l,
200 Of the very worst and obstinate cases
of Chills and Fever, and not failed even
In one case to effect q speedy cure, the
proprietor guarantees them to cure eyory
case, even after all other medicines fail.
Those suffering should Immediately give
them Q trial. They are warranted to cure,
For sale BY Druggists, Or sent by mail on
receipt Of the price, 81. Address DIR.
Witt, Box Gil, Cincinnati, Ohio,
ly-4l. 81 AlN . z
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aS- The editor of the Times says our
former opinion of President Lincoln
does not agree with our opinion now."A
Brother SpRENoLE, you lie-under a
mistake. But then we do not propose to
enter intoa discussion upon the merits
and dement's Of the defunct ABRAHAM;
he is not an issue in the present cam
paign, aud we do not intend to waste our
ammunition upon "dead ducks"
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New FIRE CoMpANY.-A new Fir
Company has been organized under tb
name Of "Protection No. l." The fol
lowing are the officers
Foreman-J j. JACOBS,
LIST Asststant-S G.. BUSHNELL,
End J. D. JONES,
!, Secretary-W. K. FoLTz,
Treasurer-CHAs. WooDHoUsE,
Ppemen-la-R. P. FULKERsoN,
, .olana, 2d-ELI CoLEMAN,a q
Z l@i1H "t BID. SHopBELI,,
4M-JoHN CeoMER.
The Company will meet at the Office
OF Nv. Jacobs, on Monday evening next
and all persons desiring to become mem
bers, will hand their names to the Fore
man before that time. IN
The old Engine has been repaired, and
is now in excellent condition, and, with
such men as com pose the new Company
to imam the brakes" the "boys" with
their Steamer" have to get up
and dust or they will lose their laurels.
Every man to his postl
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ERRORS OF YOUTH

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility. Premature decay, and all
the effects Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES win, for
the suffering humanity, send free 10 all who
need 1t, the recipe and directionsfor making
the simple remedy by which he was cured
Sufferers wishing TO profit by the Advertisers
experience, can do 50 BY addressing.
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. ~ Cedar 81, New York.
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BIsoutT A Luxury FOR ALL,-Tbe
popular notionahat people suffering from
dyspepsia or predispOsed to tina, disease,
should not eat biscuit, has grown out Of
tho fact tina. the common ,saleratus has
been used in the making Of such biscuit.
And it was right the article is mischiev-
GUS. But light and healthy biscuit, such
as dyspeptic people eat may with impupi-
~ and with positive benefits are made
from D. B. De Land & Co. Best 0Aemi.
cal Salsratxs. Physicians admit this.
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A CARD.

EFT it he distinctly understood land I
IL hereby caution those that are not aware
Of the fast) that
Rohrer's Erpectora1 Wild Cheryv Tonic
Is no cheap Bitters, so commonly used eyery-
where, but is On old standard remedy for al
most every complaint that flesh is heir to-
IL is q blood pari6er that has no equal. For
diseases of the Chest, Liver, Kidneys, Lungs.
stomach and Bowels, Indigestion, dyspepsia,
Diarrhea, ~Dysentary Cholera Morbus,. Gen.
eral Debility, SO. Every family should have.
1t. Delicate ladies and children should use
1t. 1t will invigorate the system, give clear
ard healthy color to the skin and strength TO
body; All children are subject to cholic,
diarrhea and pains. Instead Of using those
preparations Of opium, SO injurious to the
brain and fatal in its results, use Rohrer's
W~ildCherry Tonic, which will relieve the suf-
ierer Of all pains and ailments, and instead
OF being an injury, will be q lasting benefit ;
no INJURY can result from this compound
0ld. infrm aAd feeble persons should use it.
Every vessel going to sea should be provided
with. Sold by druggists and dealers eyery-
where. J. R0HRER, Sole Proprietor.
Lancaster, Pa.
wooster. Sm8
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The Healing Pool, and.House of

Mercy.-Howard Association Reports.
for Yonng Men, on the Crime Of Solitude,
and the Errors, Abuses and Diseases
which destroy the manly powers, and
create impediments to Marriage, with
sure means of relief. Sent In sealed lei.
ter envelopes, free of charge Address
DR.. j. Skillin Houghton. Howard Asso.
citation, Philadelphia, Pa.
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NOTICE.

~ H a " N-NaH
NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed have presented o Petition to the
Council of the Incorporated Village Of Ash
land, praying for the vacati on of a part Of
an Alley running East and West in South
Ashland addition to the Town of Ashland. o.
being SO much Of said Alley as is bounded
on the BY South by the North boundary lines
Of lot No. 100 and ITO in said South Ash
land Addition and on the North by the south
boundary line of the public ground known
as Washington Square; and that said petit
tien will be for hearing before said Council at
their first regular meeting, after the SOth day
JOHN ROBINSON,
]. B. F. SAkPSEL,
J. o. JE INNINGS,
JAMES MoC00L,
HENRY SPRANGLE,
j.. D. JONES.
Directors Of the Board Of Education
of the Incorporated Village of Ashland,
Ashland County, Ohio, :
July II, lS67-6w4
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A HEART WANTED.-Some aEuober'
player perpetrates the following. He
ought to be "Ordered up" and kicked out
OF decent society
want, oh, me, I want a heart. -
But mot a heart for love,
10 feel the smart of Cupids dart.
And also rhyme with dove.
l DO not want q manly heart
With high designs to glow,
iC Ut feel what friendship can impart.
And sympathy bestow. Il
The heart for which / long Is none
Ofman's, nor yet Of Maids
] only want a little one
To trump that trick of spades.
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sarDe Soto when ho visited America,
sought long aud ardueusly fOrthe"spriug
of perpetual YOUTH" that those who
bathed therein might never grow old in
in appearance. People of our day have
in part discovered a substitute for this
unfOahd spring iuRibgs Vegetable Am.
brosia, a few applications of which gives
to white or gray hair that dark, strong
and glossy appearance peculiar to youth,
full beauty. II any 81 ouflreidors doubt
this, let them try a bottle and be con-
WINGED of the truth of u assertion
For sale by Pancoast & Son.
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saS> 1t is pleasant to recommend a re.
ally meritorious article, hence we ask
those suffering from Dyspepsia, Nervous.
ness, or Debility, to try DR.. Strickland's
Tonic. DR.. r.. M. Sans ordered 81 90
worth for j. y. Hays, Decatur, Alabama.
I. Hart, New York City, srys, sit cured
me: where can I.get it for my friends ?"
Thus they write from all quarters.
lm49
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The Peoples Nrdict-No one need
suffer with the Piles. W. W Beebe, a
farmer, near Kalamazoo, Michigan, says,
"after suffering intensely with the Piles
for thirty years, y bottle OF DR.. Strick-
lands Pile Remedy cured me. Chas l.
Glass, Janesville, Wis, says one bottle
cured him and his brother. A H Rose,
Postmaster at Peru, Ohio, says it cured
b m In a few days. 49tf
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.Cs, gsglauS aaiia,
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
ASHLAND, AUG, 2, 1867.
Brief Items.

II ~ IDT ltN~ H.- ht
Star Company No. 2, will be out on
"dress parade" this evening at 81 O'clock.
DOM forget the Concert at the Hall
on Friday ev ening. e."
"A man named BEcHTEL was thrown
from his horse, near Loudonville, last
Saturday, and killed, . aa
We understand that the M E Con.
gregation, Of this place, intend purchas-
ing a Cabinet Organ for their Church.
! The "Callaboose,' we are Informed,
has been repaired, and is now in fine
condition for the accommodation Of trans
gressors.
Court Of Common Pleas for Ashland
county. commenced on. Tuesday, Judge
REED, Of Holmes county, presiding -
There are over one hundred civil, and
about thirty criminal cases, on the docket.
The Enterprise B. B. o." of this
place, play a match game with the West
Salem Club, on Thursday. They leave
here on the 10 O'Clock freight.
The Ashland County Teachers In.
stitute will be held at Ashland, on the
18th, 18th, 10th, 18th and 18th of Oct.
1857. Instructors and Lecturers will be
announced in a few days.
On last Saturday night a horse was
stolen from the stable of Jacob Eugle,
near Rowsburg. A reward Of $500 is
offered for the recovery of the horse aud
thief, OF $500 for either.
The rule governing the Trotting for
the highest premium-a $50 purse-at
the Hayesville Fair, was inadvertently
omitted in the list published on the first
page. The following is the rule: "Mile
heats, best two in three, to haraess."
The Black-and-.an Party Of this
County, will hold its primary meeting, on
tie Eth inst. , A number of candidates
have been announced for the several of.
fees,
On last Saturday afternoon, while
Mr.. Robert Fulton, Of this place, was
crossing the track, in front of the train
when in motion, he was struck in the side
by the corner of the car, breaking two
RIBS. rs
The Second Annual Fair ofthe Ash
land Go. Independent Agrl Society, will
be held at Hayesville, on Monday, Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday, October
the l4th, 18th, 10th aud 18th, 1857
See Premium List in to .day's paper,
The "Resolute B B. c." of Gallon,
challenged the "Ashlaud B. B Club" to
play a match game. The challenge has
been accepted, and the game will be
played in this place, on Thursday, Au.
gust 18th, 1867, commencing at Il
P. NJ.
The weather for the past few days
has been excessively hot Oh, for some
empowered spot, near some crystal
whose ripping waters, o'ershad.
owed by outrageous trees, would lull us
10 repose but the incessant cry of "more
copy" rudely dispels this vision Of beauty
and delight. ..,
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CoNcERT.-The Ohio Normal Acade.
my Of Music will give its first Concert,
this season, at the Town Hall, on next
Friday evening, the 9th inst, and will
undoubtedly be one Of the best ever Civ.
en- in this place. Let all attend.
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n. RECTOR.

SPLENDID PRIZES IN GREENBAoKs.-
Over SIS 900 in G~reenbacks $40, 900 in
Sewing Machines; 5000 in Washing Ma.
chimes ; a vast amount of Hoop Skirts,
Albums, Books, Gold Pens, Pencils,
Lockets, 70 &C., to be distributed to the
subscribers and purchasers of the "Home
Amusement" Every yearly subscribers
gets twenty.four tickets, drawing from SIS
to 500 each in Greenbacks. Canvass
ing Agents clear from $40 to sis per
day raising clubs. Sample copies with a
prize ticket and full directions and in.
structions to Agents, sent my mail, by
inclosing ten cents, addressed to the
Home Amusement, 70 Nassau Street,
New York.
Male and Female Canvassing Agen {
wanted in every town and noighborhood
10 the United states.
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r TOWNSVILLE,

The Democracy Of Perry township, are
requested to meet at Rowsburg, on Satur-
day evening, August 24th, 1867, for the
purpose Of nominating a candidate for
Justice Of the Peace, and for the trans.
action of other important business. Let
every Democrat in the township be pres
emit.
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The Bankrunt Act.

HAvING been, some years since, admit
IL tod to practice in the United States
Courts, am prepared to attend to any cases
under the Bankrupt act.
III. JACOBS.
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Administrators Nofioe.

NOTICE is hereby given that the IN.
IN dersigned was, on the lst day Of Ju.
ly, 1851, duly appointed Administrator
OF the Estate OF John Morelapd. decd.
ALEXANDEE G KILE