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pnREsuIuNG MACHINES and

III hE H VI " N "NNHHNE5 ""W
/ WHEAT FANS The attention of the public 10
teApeetfnlly invited 10 our stock OF TheshinR Machines
and Wheat fnns which ere substantially bull. anil Of
the most approved patterns Persons in need OF such
implements would do well 20 give our stock an exumi'
nnton ns feel sa fed thu they will be pensed both
IN price ppd workmanship.
All I'm, lomenta warranted 20 perform we'll
iy l5-ts DlUbUlD Bhol HEX.
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IVY CREEsA LAND FOR SALE.

L vii otter ,nIe by way Of puhIic auctiOn Mt 4
resi- fence of the lete VIM Oeesby decd. on Wedne
day the 23rd day of November if sold rrrat
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NuOOHMAN a. MARTIN.

wi pcrvicea tho public ngerf- IN
RECEIVING Il FORWARDING GOODS,
Or for thr snc of my mud all kinds Of ounry Prnlneo
Tint may be acnt their One of ia, agcni,
Mr. royal will be NJ the Rail Road Depot every dn, on
rhr arrival Of Freight Cars for The purpoae OF receiving
aud taking chnrge o. any pruduoe sent tn our care.
The clp4est nttont IN gvent the receipt nad dev'
cry y hen Corn or Oats.
Lett by mail ~ otherwise will bo promptly attend
,d Ia mug l2dsst-
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Nov. 2-d1ctds

Alsn, 1.-THE same time and pocc (Nov 90, 1859 wi 8
b. sold by way Of public auc on, the remainder Of tn
Personal PROPE 1Il, belonging to the estate a.
William oge,hy decd, consisting of the crop of Cor
(about go bauels) the crop of Shueks AID Fodde {
three Yoke of work Oxen. Cows, Ok Wagon Thrash
ine Ma 'hine, &C.. &c.
TERMS:-A credit will be given until the 9th da
of July 1854 upon all purchases exceeding dollars
the purchaser giving bond with approved security
For purchases of dollars. and less cash will be
quired. ALB ERT MCDANIEL, A'lm'r of
nnv 9 cf03nnN Mm Oplesh dnc'd
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TW0 TRACTS OF LAND,

-E Situated in die county OF Bedford and about -@
miles abovr Lynclbnrg One tract continuing
ACRES, uboGt Is Acres Of which cleared-Ihe
mander i. heavily ii inferred aud OF the best quality
TOBACCO LAND; adjoining the lands fIlenry VITA
low. John Bullock Capt. john +. Hawkins aud Others
The other cont inning about i99 ACRES, oncthr.
of which j. heavily timbered, and alb nut so Acres
GOOD MEADOW LAND. good house l8 b, 30
square, IA story and half Might've good celor room
with aors aud fire. places and other necessary our
houses. it being pant of the land that was allotted
me in the division OF the estnte of VIM. Ogle -hv deed
adjoining the lands OF Samuel M6Daniel, w. c. NH
mis- and others Further dessj pon deemed unnecess
ary, those wis ing purchase anime prevou
to the day of sale for themselves.
Terms LIBERAL and nude knnwn on the day of sale.
ALBERT MCDANIEL.
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IN AIU CARELE ~ Co. HAVING
Va Steam Saw Mill the Canhl, with an album
'iani supply of Timber. prepared fill promptly any
orders they may receive. Having Bouts of their owr,
they will deliver Lumber ordered o' them at any Poin
the Canal without deiny
Adlrrss-Tye River Warehouse, Nelson Co. Va.
ini97 II Sr3tayiS
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DHNENTN FOUNDRY, LyWChbUFR
L vh-lron and Bnss GusIinRs, Steam Ene 10.
Mill Georng Tobarco Presses, 81. mud machinery gen
eruy furnished reasonable notice and Mt fair prices
The present reputation enjoyed by this establishment,
for the superiority of it's work will be fully sustained In
The execution &C all future orders.
A. q. DA3NEY.
n. B--f will be prepared FOR Ga--fttiog in due timo'
nov o5-dsrta hG II
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OILS
~ 4,OD0 gals. Weather mnde. Winter beached s.
lar Oh.
1000 gals. Weather mndr, Winter Solar Oil
quo =" Bleach~d Fall Sperm Oil,
1000 i" Coal Pit Oils,
Landing par Bnrque Emily direct from New l}edfnrd
for sne by EDMUND, DAVENPORT q CO..
oct 9G Il Rirhnrpnd. Va
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Il AMBURGH MENAGERIES,
Collection concentrated Exhibition.
Over $50 Living Wild Animals,
o b pa n
Double Performance each E1hibion.in
FOUR IMMENSE PERFORMING DENS!!
Hin the
W00DSFIELD Saturday, August 9th, 1858 from M
admission 25 Children ~ cea.
o'clock
GRAND PROCESSION
Carriage
AMBURGH,
Dens o TerfcG
ini& of Europe and America Aher which
~
his highly altogether different
CONTAINED MENAGERIEs.
BengaI Bazlin
TRAINED administration
pardsA Asui and W
first n
TwoS South Amri
GrevW
NorhA American sBens,A
Africa Rabbits Pair
snverPh
noft
Camsvil
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Baltimore Tobacco market.

The Baltimore Sun of Saturday. says:
1--WE note more activity in Tobacco, and
sales have been made Of some 1900 hhds.
Ohio. mostly reds, at a S6 Is. averaging
5 rs SIS 81 for the different qualities.
The receipts of Maryland Tobacco are
light. Exports are moderate. Holders are
firm. We have no change to notice in the
general range Of prices, and quote as fol-
lows-the sales making are nearest the
higher fgures:-Ohio common brown and
greenish, 4 123 a 81 90; good and fair
reds 4 62 IS l2a; fine reds, 81
81 ls; wrsppery fine reds, oe4 slo,-
12aa extra do. 10 12a $i1 124; common
spangled Iea a SIS 1ea; good do. 5 e2
81 62; fine do. 8 l21 SO 12a, yellow
10 121 $14. The inspections of the
week are 113 hhds. Maryland, 1879 do.
Ohio; 13 Kentucky and l Virginia-mak.
ing total Of 1 ,456 hhds."
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Sale of School Lands.

NOTICE is hereby given. that there will be of
~ fered tor sale at public auction. at the front
door of the Court house in Woodsheld, Monroe
county, Ohio. on the 18th day of September next,
the following tracts of school land, to witt
The north west quarter of Section 80, in Town.
ship 2, of Range 3. containing 1852 acres apprais.
ed at $l20O; subject to the unexpired term of N.
Fishers lease,
Also. the north half of the south east quarter OF
Section %, Township 2, Range 8, containing so
acres; appraised at $S40O.
Also, the south east quarter of the south cas-,
quarter of the same Section. Township and r Ranpe
containing 40 acres; appraised at $3.50.
Also, the south west quarter of the south east
quarter of the same Section, Township and Range;
containing 40 acres; appraised at $500.
Said lands ere granted to Township 1, Range
). Tor school purposes. in lieu of Section I6 and
VIII not be sold for less sum than the appraised
value thereof.
One twelfth of the purchase money to be paid al
the time OF sale; the balance to be paid in eleven
equal annual payments, with the annual in teres,
thereon -JNO. B. NOLL.
July ~, 1888. Aud. M. Co,
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SHERIFF'S SALE. by virtue OF a writ of
- Venditioni Exponas issued from the Court of
Common Pleas OF Washington county Ohio. and to
me directed, will offer for sale at public outcry,
at the door of the court house in the town OF
Woodsfeld. Monroe county, on
Saturday, the 20h day Of august, 1853,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock n, and O'Clock
m, OF said day, the following described real es-
tate. lying and being said county of Monroe, to
witt
The south west quarter of the south west quar-.
ter of section No. fifteen, in to nship o. five, oil
range No. six; and also the north west quarter OF
the south west quarter of said section, in said
to ownship and range. Appraised at $44U
taken 10 execution and levied upon as the prop
erty OF Alexander Ferrel. Jeremiah Smith, ct al.
at the SUIT OF the state of Ohio for the use of the
Fund Commissioner of Monroe county. 81
July 20. 50 Is. NJ. MORROW, Sh'ff. {
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a. Edward Everett in his Fourth o,
July address at Boston, thinks that Young
America needs curb and that we sold
ones, perhaps, still more frequently need
the spur" The conclusion Of his address
accords with the general anticipations oil
all intelligent lookers-on upon European
affairs:
1.-The spirit-o the age has gone forth to
hold his great review, and the kings Of the
earth are moved to meet him at his com.
ing. The band which holds the grea,
powers Of Europe together in one political
league is strained to its utmost tension
The catastrophe may for while be STAYED
off but to all appearance they are hurry.
ing to the verge of one of those conflicts
which, like those of Pharsalis and Actum
affect the condition of States for twice ter
centuries. The Turkish Empire encamp
ed but four centuries on the frontiers o
Europe, and the Chinese Monarchy, con
temporary with David and Solomon, are
alike crumbling. While these events are
passing in the Old World, tide of emf
grafton which has no parallel in history, i.
pouring westward across the Atlantic ant
eastward across the Pacific, to our shores
The real political vitality Of the worle
seems moving to the new hemisphere
whose condition and fortunes it devolve
upon us and our children to mould ant
regulate"
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DEM0ORATI0 CONVENTION.

AT meeting of the Democratic Central Com
mittee, for Monroe county, held in Woodsfield,
June 11th, 1853, 1T. MORRILL,. Esq was call.
ed to the chair, and w. T.. SINCLAIR was ap.
olutions were adopted,
Resolred, That the Democratic electors of
Monroe county be requested to meet in their re-
spective townships at the usual places of holding
elections therein Saturday. the 3rd day Of Sep
tember. 1853, at O'Clock, P. NJ, and then and
there proceed to select candidates. on the pop
alor uote plan, for the several Offices to be filled
at the ensuing October election !; for which pur.
pose three Judges and two clerks shall be appoin.
ted in each township. who shall receive the votes
of democrats, and democrats alone, in the same
manner that ballots are received at annual eiec-
tions, and close the polls at o'clock. p. NJ,
when the judges shall proceed to call out and the
clerks record upon the poll books, all the votes
cast for each candidate after which the judges
shall carefully inspect anc sign the same, and the
clerks attest them, when they shall be scaled up
and delivered into the hands Of the delegates ap.
pointed by the democrats assembled, who shall
convey the same to the County Convention, to
be held in Woodsfeld. on Monday, the 5th day
of September, next. Said County Convention,
Ito consist of the delegates6lpm the several town
ships.) shall organize in thU usual manner, at
o'clock, after which the townships shall be called
in alphabetical order, when all the pail books shall
be opened, examined and counted, and the can.
didates having the highest number of votes shall
be declared the nominees OF the democratic party
for the offices for which they were candidates.
According to the law of this State the electors
residing in that part of Noble county, formerly
belonging to Monroe, will be entitled to vote for
the candidates for Senator, Representative and
Member of the State Board of Equalization for this
District, consequently the democrats residing In
that part of Noble will be expected to participate
in the Convention.
Resolved, That VIM. okey, James R. Morris
and w. T. Sinclair be appointed a committee to
correspond with the central Committee of Guern.
sey county relative to Candidates for Senator and
Member of the State Board OF Equalization, and
that they announce the result of their correspon-
dence when the same shall be concluded.
Resolped, That. in the opinion OF this commit.
tee, the selection of candidate for Stae Superin-
tende,t of Common Schools, by the Democratic
State Central Committee, will meet the approba.
tion of the Democracy of this County.
j. T. MORRILL,. Chairman.
w. T. SINCLAIR Sec'v
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CLARINGToN ORDINANCES.

De IL ordained by the Council of the incorpo.
ID rated uiliage of Claington, That all ordinan.
ces and resolutions heretofore passed in relation to
granting the right of way for the Marietta and
Cincinnati Railroad to pass through the said tow
OF Darlington, be, and the same is hereby repealed
Be it ordained by the Council of the incoyporo.
ted Village ct Ctariagton. That no road of any
kind shall be constructed through the town Of
Ciarington, which shall require for its structure
fill Of more than six feet above the present surface
of the earth in the lowest point between Main and
Ferry streets, in said town of CIarington.
VIM. LITTEN, Mayor
.aftesf: E. B. COX. Recorder.
Clarington. July IL, 1853
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A Swimming Race.

One of the novelties of the day, and
wi,hal something really exciting, was .
swimming race which came off last week
near Hartford, Conn.,, in the Connectieu,
river. On the shore there were large
throngs of gentlemen and ladies, and the
river for long distance was filled with
boats, giving to the whole scene quite a
Venetian appearance. There must have
been upward of 1000 people present to
witness the swimming trial. Seventeen
swimmers entered the list--nine Americans
and eight Germans. They swan a mile
mo 'repeat," and making fast time
Moll, a German. won the prize, the next
fastest being Yankee.
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Pro and Con.

From the Statesman we learn that DR.
r. JOHNSON and Dr. ZIRcKLE, of Colum-
bns, have published a prospectus for q
Campaign paper entitled Common Sense
against the Maine Law." tits to be print
ed one half English, one half German
The editors eschew politics, one being 9
Democrat, and the other Wing.
On the other hand ths friends Of tht
Maine Law are very active. We have be
fore US circular, issued by the State Tenn
peraace Committee. They have assessed
upon their friends throughout the State. {
tax Of ten thousand dollars, for defrayin!
the expenses of the Maine Law agitation
The Maine Laao ADVOCATE, also published
at Columbus, has reached its 9th number
1t il to be published to the close of tn,
present campaign. IS
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Candidates.

By reference to the announcements. il
will be seen that we have quite a number
Of candidates-good and true-for nomi-
nation for the various Offices to be filled at
the coming election; but not more. per-
haps, than is usual in other counties of the
State. From among them the people can
not well fail making good ticket.
II is sometimes the case, when candi-
dates enlist warmly in the contest, that
hard seelidgs are engendered, not only
among the candidates themselves, bu!
among their particular friends. We hope
this may not be the case this fall. Let the
campaign be so conducted that when il is
over, the defeated candidates and their
friends will have no hesiiancy in support
ing the nominees. 1t is only upon this
principle that We can hope for success.
In this connection we have word TO
say for ourself. As the publisher of a
paper, many persons presume that we mus,
necessarily be well posted up as 10 the
probable result OF Inc primary meeungs,
and also as 10 the probabilities of the NOM
inasion of particular candidates. Now
our Judgment is no better than that Of any
other person who pays the same attention
to such matters. And for the simple rea-
son that. from our position. our opinion
might be relied upon, in determining men
about being or not being candidates, we
uniformly refuse 10 give it. We neither
encourage nor discourage any one who
may have q desire to be candidate. He
must form his own opinion of his chances
OF success. and then if unsuccessful, bear
the responsibility himself, or those who
encouraged him TO enter the lists.
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"A thing of beauty is a JOY forever"

Why will people endure pimples on the 'human
face divne,' or eruptions of any kind, when it is
fact SO well known, that DR.. Guysotts Yello,c
Dock and Sarsapariila cieanses the skin from all
impurity, removing Pimples. Sores. and Blotches.
leaving the affected parts as healthy, smooth and
soft the flesh of babe. 1t is really priceless to
all that wish the rosy beauty of ch ildhood.
1t causes all sores an d poisonous wounds to dis
charge all infested matter, and eradlcates every
impurty from the system.
1t does its work mildly. but effectually. giving
conscious beauty and blooming health in the place
of ugliness aud soul-sickeniug disease. ~
DJ- See advertisement.
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d DAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given. that
LII there will be petition presented to the Com
missioners of Monroe county, Ohio, at their mex:
session, praying for review of the County road
leading from Pennington's to Antoch-commen.
cling at or near the farm OF John H. Cooper, run
ming thence through Nathan HOLSTERS land
thence through the land owned by the heirs oi
William Kirkland, thence through land owned by
John H Bridgeman, to intersect the river road AT
or near the mouth of Barnes run, and that so
much of said old road as shall be supplied by said
review, be vacated. PETITIONER.
July 81, 1853.
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SHERIFF'S SA4E.-By virtue of a writ of
- Venditioni Exponas issued from the Court OF
Common Pleas OF Belmont county, Ohio. and to
directed. will offer for sale, public outcry,
at the front door of the court house in ste town
of Wonds6eld, in said county, on
Saturday, the 9Th day of august. 1858.
between the hours of 10 o'clock m, andi O'Clock
m, of said day, the following described lands and
tehements, lying and being in said county to wit:
The west half of the north east quarter of sec.
ton No IA, township No. 3, ofrange No 5, con.
tanning so acres mare or less; also the south east
quarter of the north east quarter Of same section
township and range, containing 40 acres more uI
quarter of same section, township and range, con-
tanning 90 acres more or less. Appraised at 353
Taken in execution and levied on as the prop.
erty Of Israel Barnes at the suit Of Stephen Wilson
vs.. Israel Barnes and Allen Barnes.
July g.. 81 rs M MORROW, Sh'ff.
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Valuable Farms for Sale.


90 ACRES of land in the north west quarter
W OF section 1, TIP. 6, Range 6. in Centre TIP.
ON Sunfish creek, within 21a miles Of Woods6eld,
about IL or Ia acres cleared, with dwelling house,
fruit-tIees aud mill-seat thereon.
ALSO
Al ACRES OF land within 21s miles of the Riv.
FL er. the road leading from Ridgeville to
Narrows Run, in Jackson township, 35 acres
cleared and under fence. A or 500 bearing apple
trees of chnice fruit. with frame barn and frame
dwelling thereon. Avery desirable situation.
ALSO
100 ACRES on the River in Ohio township,
HUI about $50 acres cleared and under good
cultivation, good barn and dwelling, and 1900 APP
pie trees, just beginning to bear, of choice fruit
This is one among the choicest farms along the
Ohio river, aud is situate about s mile above
Sardis.
A VERY desirable tract of 100 acres, in Green
IL Township. on the State Road leading from
Woodsfeld to Fishing Creek, 60 acres cleared and
under cultivation, with an orchard, log dwelling
barn, Sc.
ALSO
ION ACRES in Jackson Township within two
LOU miles of the Ohio River.
Apply to
JOHN B. NOLL, Real Estate Agent,
Woods6eld, Monroe Co.. O.
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S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.-By virtue of an
- order to me directed by the Probate Court
within and or the County Of Monroe, and State
of Ohio, l will offer for sale on
Saturday the Goth day Of august, 1858.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. m, and 4
O'Clock p. m of said day, the following described
Real Estate. siuate in the County of Monroe, and
State of Ohio, to wit: The south part of the
north east quarter of section 16, township 8, and
range A., bounded on the west side by the west
line of said quarter, and the south by the south
line of said quarter, and on the east by the lands
OF Jane Foggn, jr., and on the north by the lands
of Jane Healy, (the big road as it formerly run
being the line between the lands OF said Jane
Healy and said tract,) supposed to contain one
hundred and fifteen acres. The land is well
adapted to farming OF grazing, well watered, and
in good state of cultivation.
TERMS OF SALE:-One-half in hand ,one-hal
of the residue in one year, and the balance in two
years, the deferred payments to be secured to the
satisfaction of the undersigned.
THOMAS McCASLIN, Guardian
July 20, '53. of John Fulton, a iunatic
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Cured In F0rty-eight Hours.
- - Buffalo. December /. 1919

Mr.. W. B. .SIoan-Dear Sir: I purchased at
your branch depot in this city ashort time since.
box of your Horse Ointment. and applied it up
on a horse of mine thai had been kicked badly in
the pastern joint. The horse was very lame, and
the wound much swollen an1 inflamed. The lame-
ness was cured Immediately. and the inflammation
and swelling reduced in 48 hours The healing
qualities of this Ointment surpass any medicine
1 have ever used. My residence is on Niagara
street, near the New York Bakery. Buffalo. N. Y.
JOHN PEER.
See Sloan's advertisement in another column.
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TOWNSHIP ROAD.-Notice is hereby given
J. that after thirty days from this date, there
will be petition presented to the Trustees OF
Switzerland township, for the location aud estab.
lishment of a township road-commencing at the
end of township road on the lands of Thomas
Smith, in said township, running thence through
the lands of Jacob Hessig, and thence through the
lands of the heirs of Christian Rabel, deceased,
doing little injury possible, to intersect
the County road leading from the Ohio River to
BeallsvilIe, in Monroe county.
Inlu 07 1879
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9 g g 8 g g 6

nhyscians in this country and Europe. Bot shess IS
Is sntidote for this disease iu DR. Guysotts Exsaek
of yellow Dock and Sarsapariila which Il nov
Scrotula. F<s't
A Cure of Scyofula IN d case of Thistg .Fewssyo
Standing. Read the Statement Of Geo. NJ. Jsn-sss
nings, a respectable merchant in HOLLAND. Wabash
county, Indiana - -. -. s. :.
HOLLAND, ina AptM =. ' IcOs. s...,
JOHN -. l.ce IAkn-DeW ~; ~ ty Ssw 49,
years since my VIE was e91eo. S1q -
making iis appearance on different palss a kss
body. limbs. aud face combining her 70 bed tors'
weeks at time. Her family pr9ssrsd sos nsr -.
auyes a. yndan 2, .As "ts, hes -,
benefit. The disease continue slowly % sdvshcs.
insidiously sappine the foxnd6tion ufrhorue6<< .
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Dr.. Osgood's India Cholasogge

ms i,,roi,laJie medicine ,cas urermed frsn
a., e,fens;re n,aefiee oS senrref ,esr. s s. 3 ii;
cli.nate and Is neuer kssosca to fat Of essine
Ger and Ague. Or any ef the dsseases atoee Nts'le
CAUTION! BEMARE oE C0UNTkR-s
rfiis rs. = 49, ~ III = 4AsslSs -
It has been truly said that countetfsitera and IN
q an y &c oss
latter only rob you Of yous m propsfsv. while ~
former endanger Jour iiie. SIS
Ihs high rspn.it,on gained hy .ns; o.Eoed
tnr,s har - .uosue nas given 5,ss io ne
,he n.blc' ch,;sssnrd nth shs asrss os sssrSsss
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Notice to Builders.

YHNFIE undersigned, Board of Education for the
IL town of Woodsfeld, will receive proposals
at the office OF the Auditor Of Monroe county, un.
til the fifth day OF August next, fur the erection
of school house for said town. Plans and spe.
cfcations for said building will be on file in said
Office on and after Saturday next.
JAMES SMITH,
MARSHAL MORROW,
WILLIAM OKEY.
July 20, 1858