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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-06-03

GALE OF REAL EsrATE NJ ORDER Or PROBATE
= CoUar;-Ou THE ltth day Of June a d
1858. At2. O'Clock Z. M.cn the premis.
es will be sold to the highest bidders the
following real estate as the property OF
Marcy Mlum Joel MlIum, George Milum,
and Adam Milum. Mine + heirs Of Adam
Mium, deceased to wit; The North Eas,
fraction Of Section 2i. III Township |.
tyhge ii. in Fyandot COUNTY. State Of
plio containing 85, acres more or less, ap-
praised at thirteen hundred doll 4t
: TERMS OF SALE. one third in hand
one third in one, and the balance in two
yeats from the day of sale, with interest.
the deferred payments to be secured by
Mortgage on the premises,
MARY MILUM.
Guardian Of Said Minors.
Tymochtee Township Wyandot county
Ohio, May 10th 1883. AVID. 100
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RHEUM MATISM.
CASES CURED.

'' .'1t N CASES CURED. rf iatH
In the year 1851, Radways Ready Relie' tured
90, 900 cases of Rheumatism in New York
10000 ouses of Rheumatism in Boston.
10000 casos of Rheumatism in Philadelphia.
5000 cases in Michigan.
5000 cases OF Rheumatism In Illinois.
So,quick is Rudway'e Ready Ready Relief III
cnring Rheumatism, that nine patients out of ev-
cry ten are relieved from all pain III II few min
utes after the first applications we HIVE known
as many as twenty persons in dayi who have
called ut our office in their carriages to have the
Relief applied by us, and in fifteen minutes have
walked away rejoicing that they have been able
once more 10 walk alone without the aid Of Stick
or crutch esh e...al }aA .TG
Price Of R. r. Relief, 25 cents, so cents, and
81 per bottle. Each bottle TO be genuine must
bear the facsimile siguitnre of RADwAY & Co.
sold by druggists everywhere.
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r.. R. II. No. 3.
Rael,cay's Ecgulators,

MILD AND PLEASANT IN THEIR OPERATIONS
To Regulate tile Bo,rels
Ind Cleanse the System from,
Al PatrM and acrimonious Hamors.
Good at al times. Time Five Hours
Small Doses Regulate. Large Doses Purge
Taken in Doses from One to Eight.
,,.-. THEY WILL CURE t-l.
Costveness, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, e CONSTIPATION of the DO W els,
Sour stomach, Heart Burn.
Meusles, Small Pox,
Liver complaint Kidney Complaint,
FEvERs OF ALL KINDS,
Typhoid, Pneumonia, scarlet, Typhns Yellow
= and Billions. syE
And in all cases where the system is out of order
A dose of the Regulator will regulate the bowels
Give Tone and Energy to The Liver,
Restore tho Natural HeatliJre
A ndhree egulators Is un ordinary dose, and
IenptRhe bowels Of their use matter IN u
few houts,
LIST they cleanse the stomach from all faetid
or diseased humors and leave II sweet,
I'd. They produce upon the skin free perspl-
ration, open the pores, and gise regular and
3D., They purge from the skin the secretions,
the bowels, the stomach, ana every function III
the system, all morbid and unhealthy hu'nours
In serious cases, where prompt and immediate
action is required, and general operation o
FIVE TO EIGHT REGULATORS
WnrrkoDUcE THE MOST BENEFcIlL EFFECTS
-a IN ALL FEtERs, s .,,ah
Scarlet, Typhus, or Bilious,
Take from one to three Regulators every hour
until free aud powerful evacuation is produced.
Railways Regtilatots are pure, safe, quick,
powerful, but mild and pleasant in their opera
Price Of Eadway's Regulators, 25 cents
per Box, containing 80 Regulators.
For Sale by
JOSHUA McJUNKlN & CO.. Upper
Sandusky. s sa%
S. M. WORTH, Little Sanduskv.
June IL, SO. "sf Iu3-ly,
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MISS GlLtSON 4 MISS GlDWAttADER.

WisHEs to inform the Ladies' of Uppet Sandusky
and vicinity, that they have associated theni-
seIYes together for the purpose Of carrying on
the MILLINER and MANTuAiMAKING
business. Silk Bonnets made aud Straw re-
paired in the best and most fsshionable style -
Satisfaction insured to all who may favor us
with their patronage. Room on Main street,
formerly occupied as an office by Mr. Beidler.
third door from the south corner Of Main and
Johnson's streets
Upper Sandusky, April 18th, lS53.-l-3m
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SPRING ARRIV4L.

NEW GOODS, Just receiving directly
from the east a general Assortment of
spring and summer goods at the room that
we occupied last year inthe town of Upper
Sandusky directly opposite to the court
house, consisting of the following zz:
Foreign and domestic duy goods Hosiery
Bonnets, Hats and caps, Boots and shoes,
Hardware, Groceoies Gc. Vests for IS
cts. Fine coats loo, Painted lawn, Dress
Delains. American aud French Lawns l2I
@25, good artirle Of Sugar syrup 81
cts. A general assortment OF cutlery
hardware. nails. &c. The above articles
we will sell and no mistake, SO call in La
dies and Gentlemen and examine our stock
before puschasing elsewhere. ..,...
.,..,'' Il, .....~, j. McJunkins & Go.
Mry 3rd. 1858. no3--tf
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NOTICE.

1osepR Bfggs Guardian Of Sylvester, Alfred
and Cyrus McCanleyg minor heirs Of Alfred
McCauley Sen. deed; VS.. DAVID Griffith and his
wife J,iIia Ann Griffith James McCauly Join
Cs AlcCauls, Leonard Mcfauley. ond othersA
In Wyandot CO., Common Pleas, In Chancery-
The said DAVID Griffith, Jufis Ann Griffith,
and Jaiiies Mctauiey will take notice that the
said complaipants by their said Guardian oil tho
l7th day orfebrGary 1853, fled in said Court
their original petition and also upon the LAM
day Of April 1883 their amendment thereto. "a
gaiust the said Respondents, the object aud pray
eff oil which are to obtain partition Of t,e felioK-
ing Real estate viz, the East half flle N, w
quarter, of Section 81 in Tp., S. r.. Is con
taiuing eighty acres, and the L half of the ~
E. guar tor II. in Up. l S, h. RI, containing
eighty acres, taking into tle account III such
petition flie advancemests nssds by The said de-
ceased, TO tte said lanes, John G. aud Leonard
McCauley in lieu of so much Interest in said
ldnds and tenenieAts and iornelseral relief; and
that unless they tlle said, David t;riffith, Iulia
Ann Griffith. ANA Iames McCauley appear, and
answer or deniur 10 the Petition within sixty
lays from sae rising OF abe next term of said
sourt, the sslsse wlbs taken as confessed against
hem sRd dasree talsea therein accorlingnly,
J0SEPh BltfGS Guardian Of the minor heirs
Of Alfred McCspley deceased.
seery and Dennison Attys. for Ccsapls
ApfH a7th Isa5. asfE
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.sHERTFFS S S1LE.

Jededial Allen VS. Madison w. Welch & BEN
jamin S. WEIGH. By virtue Of Al vend issued
from the court of Common Pleas Of Wyandot
county Ohio, and directed TO me. | shall X
pose at public sale the door of the court house
in Upper Sandasky Ohio, on the 9Th day OF
June A d 1888, between the hours OF 10 o'clock
4. M!antf 4 p NJ. OF said day. the following
Properly, TO wit: In Lot Ne. aud app raised at
$4,000; IN Lot No. 5 appraised at 5000, Iu Lot
10 appraised at so, In Lot No. IL appraised at
S45, In Lot No. Is appraised $3l 90, In Lot
No. 30 Tappfaised at $1,000, Ia Lol No. 81 APP
praised al S25.00. Ia Lot No. ~ appraised al
County Ohio,
CURTIS BERRY Jf. Shift
sherifiFs Office, Nay iOtkioS3. noitw-
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a,,, a K;n,rs .rbron4lSnt ths entire rorntrv
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trais il ID EominF to be gxtens%eiy usel by their
most Intelligent Physicians: iii Great f5ritpin,
Frunte and Germany, wtiere the medical scieli-
ave reached their highest perfection, CHERRY
tcrtRAL is introduced, and in constant use in
Armies, Hospitals, Aims Houses, Public In
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-06-03

as The saying, SO often quoted. the school
muster is abroad, originated with Lord Brough-
am In one of hisspeeches it is thus ntroduc-
ed: let the soldier be abroad if he will, he
can do nothing in this age. There is another
personag" abroad--a person less imposing
the eyes Of some, perhaps, insignificant. The
schooImaster is abroad; and I trust to him, arm
ed with his primer. against The soldier in full
military array. H'"
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'''.a'7'a as~-T To I'll -,
TR RAVBLING PUBLIC.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform
the public that he has taken the FREMONT
HOUSE, formerly occupied by w. BEAIs; he
has spared neither pains nor expense in fitting it
up both for the convenience aud comfort Of his
guests. His TABLE will be furnished with the
best the country can afford, aud will be served
by experienced and obliging walters. His STA
BILE is the best and most convenient in the
place, and will be attended by au experienced
and attentive ostler. ASH
Jf l.. DOOLITTLE g. co.
Upper Sandnsky, April 18Th, 1858. q ult.
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An exchange publishes the notice Of the mar
riage of u couple respectively SO and SO years
old, says: "We have often met with tile express
sion u green pld age but have never seen so
have BEEN"
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GREAT SpEED.--We have been informed
that locomotive, despatched from Liver
pool to Chicago for Physicians to attend
Mr.. Doxtader, ran the entire distance and
back in one hour and forty minutes. Tho
distatee is So miles each way, making q
distance Of li9 miles in 100 minutes,
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SPECIAL MASTER COMMISSIONERS.
George Harper
John RuuIncl, etul.

John Rummol, etul .4N .,q B, sGr,
BY virtue ola dccretal order issded from the
court Of Common Pleas of Wyandot county
Ohio; and TO me directed: J shall expose at pub
lie sale at the door Of the court house in Upper
Sandisky Ohio, on the 18Th day Of JunosAD
1858 between the hours Of ~ O'Clock A M and
4 z M of said day the following property to wit:
Being part Of section seventeen (l7l and egh-
teen U.s. III township one Il South of range
fifteen l5) East. bounded as follows, beginning
at point in the kilbourn State road ten feet
south west OF the meeting House running Themes
north west four (4) rods 40 the line Of land
sold by w lillian Griffith to said George Harper
by Deed dated 4th August AID 1911, thence
South sis degrees west to "a postthence north
degrees mnuts west 4,5 chains to a posi-
thence north 7Slt degrees west 5,56 chains
o apost, thcnce south 40la degrees west cllaius
to post, thence across the creek to the corner
of Copenhayers lot thence UP the west bank Of
the creek to the Copenhavers. and Yt;augheys
lot, thence south "a degrees, east IL 76 chains
to post thence north 81 e degrees, East SIS
chains to post, thence north s46 degrees, west
5 "A chains 10 a post, thence north IS degrees
west 3 SO chains to post, thence north 81 IA
degrees, east Q so chains to post, thence south
Gal, degrees, east 60 links, thence south 3d.,
degrees, east . SIG clfans 10 post, thence
south 63l. :. degrees, east chains TO post thence
oIth 33le East to the place of beginning serv-
ing and reservng In Lots Nos. Sixteen l6) and
Seventeen ~ iii the town Of Sycamore, and
confirming about twenty two E22 acres together
with all the water privileges of tho Sycanlore
creek ON the land OF William Griffith lying a.
bose the above descrihro tracts for the distaIfco
Of Twenty-Five rods, said property to be sold un
der decree in favor of George Harper vs.. John
RuunneIl, Kelly RImmelI, Henry J. Flack md
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Sale Of real Estate Jy order ofMs Gun,


Sale Of real Estate By order cfMe 'Coa.atv.
On the aGth day of May, A. d. 1853, ~ one
o'c lock, 2. NJ, at the door Of the Court House
In Kenton, Hardin county, Ohio, will be sold to
tina highest bidder, as the property Of Mary p
liza Hurd, minor, The On ditided one
fifth part Of the following real estate, situate
in the comfy OF " yandot and State of Ohfc; TO
wit: part of the west half OF ,he 5. b. Quarter
of Sec ion eight. s. four, and II. thirteen, con-
taniJg thirty-eight acres; also the east half Of
the S. f. quarter of SAME sectionJ T. and r., con-
I dining seventy niue acres; also the n. E, quar-
ter OF the N. T.. quarter Of section seventeen, T..
four and r.. thirteen, Containing forty acres; al
so the S. half 6f the S. W. quarter Of sec. iflne
II. four and range thirteen containing eighty a.
cres; said real estate TO be seld SUBJECT 10 the
DOVER estate Of Eliza A. Hurd, therein, aud az
praised subject to said dover. at two hundred aud
ninety one dollars and thirtytwo cents, ($29l
3a,J l
se Ieinss 0f Sdle:
One third down on day of sale, one third in nine
months eIfd ire residne in eighteen months;
defere pay flfents to be secured By mortgage
on the premises.
(Mary A. Rurd, Guai
Thomson & Catch, dian Of
Au'ys Mary Ei'za Hurd.
,spril Goth 1853. n2-6
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the sub
scfiber has been appointed and qualified
as Administrative on the estate of Levi w.
Pennington late, Of w WyandOt County Ohio
deceased.
ELMIRA PENNINGTON, admrN
May, 18th 1858.
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GUARDIAN SALE OF REAL ESTATE
(T BY ORDER OF THE PROBATE

C0URT.-On the lst lay of July, A d 1859,
alto o'clock, in the forenoon, at the door oil
the Court House, in the town of Upper Ssndus-
ky, Ohio, will be sold to the highest bidder, the
following real estate, as the property of Harriet
Eliza Cowdry, minor heir Of Ambrose Ii. Cow
dry, deceased, to-wit: In lots number eighteen,
nineteen, twenty, sixty-tw and three, III
the town Of MiddIeyilIe, in Pitt township, wv
andot county. Ohio, Formerly In Crawford Co.
Ohio subject to yearly payment of the sum
of $1,000 the dover Of Hester A. Coons, there
in assigned Appraised at S400,eO.
Terms Of Sale.-One third of the purchase
ufoney in hand on the day Of sale. one third in
Que year therefrom, and the balance in years
from said day OF sale, with interest from said
day cf sale, aud the deferred payments to be Sc
cured By netes secured by responsible men.
SIMEON C00NS,
Guardian of Harriet Eliza Cowdry.
HEsRy NADsUx, Solicitor
May d. slS53s-<7--fI.
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IS THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECo
pEp IN THE MEDICAL HISTORY or THE
WORLD THAT HAS srtPPEB THE
g.- MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN A
f...Ft FEW sECOKDS!!!!
II Win stop the Mcsr sEvERE fANs IN FIvE MIN
ufEs Or LESS aaG will cure the most obstinat
and painful Rheumatic, Nervous, Nedralgc ail
Bilious complaints in afow hours.
Internal and External. "&
II never fails in giving instant easc I'd the nos
orhtnting and agoniS'ng pam .....,r e,....
IT HAS CURED
IN NINETY CASES obr or 4 HUNDREBj
Rheumatism In Four Hours.
Neuralgia lii One Hour
Group @ In Ten Minutes. .r
Diarrh9a ,.., In Fifteen Miidtcs. 4
Toothache In one Second.
Spasm III Five Minutes. RI
Cramps Id Five Minutes. fsa
Sick Headache Ia Fifteen Minutes.
Chill Fever In Fifteen Minutes.
ChilbIains In Five Minutes.
Sore I'hrout Iii Four Hours. r..'
Influenza In One Hour.
Spinal Complaints, Stiff Joints, Strains Brdi-
ses, Cuts, wounds, Frost Bites Cholera MMbds;
Dysen,ery, Tic Doloroux, and all other com
paints where there is severe pains, Railways,
Relief will INSTANTLY stop the pain aud qaakly
cure the disease. ttsir sre,Gf a.e -.t
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pS35C

N0TICE is hereby given that there will be
in apetition presented to the commissioners
os Wyandot county Ohio, at their June sessio,t
1853, praying tor thelocation Of county road,
commencing in the centre Of The NpFrotown
road. in trout Of Francis R.i-,nell's NM, I'M
Tymochtee township, running thence II south
westerly course in the sn'A Negrotown road, or
so far as to intersect the centre line of section
80, township l, south Of range II east, thence
west on the9centre linc of section 80, and partly
through section 80, township l, south Of range
IA east 10 the plank road, there terminate.
March, 5th IS53-5p-4w-. trf
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TO the Creditors Of Michael Miller, decd:
On the 18th day Of March, A ID. 1853,
tn Probate court ofWvandot county, declared
the estate of Michael, deceased, to be proba-
bly, insolvent creditors are therefore, required
TO present their claim against the estate 10 the
undersigned, tor to G. r. Mott, her attorney, or
his Office in Upper Sandusky,) for allowance
within six mouths from the time above mention
ed. or tRey win not be entitled TO payment,
ELIZABETH MILLER.
Execu:rix Of Michael Miller, late Of wyandot
county, Ohio.
Dated March 18th 2S53.--Si-
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Yransiations from The DWtehnida.

One idea men are always tedious. A bore
that talks nothing but eeogy, is just as great
u bore as the bore who talks nothing but horse.
One of the most tedious beings we ever got
acquainted with wa s a Professor Of one Of cur
colleges. He would talk all day about the CIR
culaton fluid Of grassI,Oppers, aud preach by
the week on the geraiud properties Of u he
geranium.
If you wish to make good-lookiug girl
take to intellectual persaits, push her down
stairs some day and treuk her nose. Beauty is
shocking enemy to books, &, has no more taste
for study than it has for wrinkles and cow-hide
boots. As general thing, girls don't take to
Algebra till beaux cease to take to them.
snooks possesses an inquiring mind--always
wants to know something about something He
is at present prosecuting the inquiry, "who will
beat in .he human race?'' This is question
of great Importance, and should gain the atten-
ton of our scientific men.
We a.e oil fond of distinct on-.the scholar
seeks it by his wit, and the ignoramns by the
quantity Of noise he can make. There is only
one thing more full of shout than Independence
Day, and that is party Of vulsarians bound on
u sleigh. h.ride.
II eghtmen dix twelved days and fud nothing
how long must tweaty 1.-Two men dig TO find just
double the amount? answers containing re-
mttances will be received till the mail closes.
There Is tght-rope dancer in San Francisco
who offers to walk across the ocean, provided
some body ywi chalk the equinoxial line for
him. Due otice will be given Of the start.
Two men 60 fishing, one catches bite aud
the other q nibbie--the latter from sunfsh,
and the former from musquito wanted to
know--whlch came out ahead2
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CERTAIN BOTANICAL AGENT.

which ~ NIL l.esse, ~ derapgen,cnls OF the ie frans
olrus'ons, diiNges, painful men,,ruation., &c,. has
effected This NW indigenous our soil and iouo
In large apant and ms medicinal property, stands with.
oa an equal ionas one vi the eomoun,s IN the ,sars.
ton, which, as whole, thu best remedy xver given 10
dshilaed rmnk 1t sars mud the will be restored
u, henlth by its list,
For the reiei o MI Symraheo Diseases attendant MI prey.
nancy IL altvs those distressing and painful Troubles which
often occur iOth TO married an, unmarried females mud re-
mVves those periOdca 0srnUlo,s which arso from takIns
cold. &u. a s. r LII f.5.7 Hf
CONSUMPTION Ann t.IvER COMPLAINT, B,i,ous JIs
eases, inflammation If the Lungs, Caughs Coids Darss
r.sS, Nish Speats, Heakwess. &C.. to all these diseases
MetIicine hns @ ar hean itA srnal
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-06-03

Turkish fkoAERbs You will not sweeten
your mouth by saying honey.
Do good aud throw it into the sea; il the fish
know It not, the Lord will.
II thy foe be as small as gnat, fancy him as
large as all elephant.
They who know most are the oftenest cheat
ed.
A man who weeps fcr every one will soon
have lost his eye sight
Trust not 10 the whiteness of his turban; he
bought the soap on credit,
DEATH Is a black camel that kneels before every
mans door.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-06-03

gJ A Swedish peasant spoke contemptuous-
ly Of the King-saying. don't care fig FOR
Bcrnadotte. The peasant was arrested and un-
der an ancient law Of the kingdom. condemned
to suffer death. But; said the king to the
judge, do not lfke to be insuIted, and therefore
cannot let this man pass on without some pun
ishment. you viii therefore, please go to his
house and say to him, inmy name, since you
don't care fg for Bernadotte. Bernadotte
doesn't care fig for you.
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co NJ NJ & RCIAL.

Hyandot Pioneer Office, June 3rd. 1858,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-06-03

ErIeRAMs.-His majesty King George l.
made present Of books to the University oi
Cambridgesoon after the commencement ofthe
tumults at Oxford; on which occasion DR..
Trapp wrote the following epigram-
"Our royal master saw with heedful eyes
The wants of his two Universities:
Troops he to Oxford sent, as knowing why
That learned body wanted loyalty;
But books to Cambridge gave, as well DIS
cerning
That that right loyal body wanted learning
This epigram received a retort from Sir Will
liam Brown, as it is said, impromptu:
"The King te Oxford sent a troop Of horse,
For Tories know no argument but force;
With equal care to Cambridgs books he sent,
For Wings allow no force but argument" g
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Goob RkfoRr.-The following is from the
pen Of the celebrated Irish wilt. Lord E. de-
clared, III a large party, that wife was oily
"a tin canister tied to one s tali; upon which La
dy E. was presented with the following lihes
"Lord f., at womah presumlng to rail,
Calls a wife 'a tin canister tied to ones ta;'
And fair Lady Anne, while the subject he car
ries on,
Seems hurt at his ordship's degrading ccmpar-
ison.
But wherefore degrading? Consider srght,
A canster's polished, aud useful and bright;
And, should dirt its original purity hide,
That's the fault of the puppy to whom it is tied; Y;
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-06-03

II WILL. PAY CASH FOR 5a, ,Onl rs WOOL
WM. KfSK AID DEN. q,
Upper Saudusky, Nay l7th, 1855 .uce,s