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,,YnT1cF. -TTF eEcnNn TERM on WE Dun

~ LAFSNIbLE FKtSBNIEKIAN AtAUEMf
will close on the 18th OF April. There viii bo n
publ ic examination on the llth and on the FORE
noon Of the 18th and at night exercises 10 dccaiu.
alton, DE.
The Pynthanomlab Society viii have their ex-
hIbitlon on The night OF the IIth. The public are
respectfully Invited TO attend The next Term OF
fourteen weeks will commence on the lst We'd
nesday Of May.
Tho Board of Trustees will meet on "Wednesday
the 18th at 2o'slock l.. NJ, according 60 adjourn
ment maF3l3t J.. u. POTTER, Principal.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-14
Cednr Grove prIces.
coRagorFn wEr1ty Nv

NWTEIIET "
}. r. al. T. COOLEY PRODUCE DEALERS
Wheat 100 cts. per. bu. Oats IS cts per bu
New orn 30 . Beef &6per lb
Sweet Potatoes 70cts Irish potatoes 30 bu
Butter 10 cts. pei. 10. Eggs "a cts. per. d.
Lard cts. per. Id. Coffee 12l d IA cts. ID
sugar els Feathers 10 cts. per 10
Wood 600 per cord,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-14

WATCH AND CL0CKS-wx. Dawson
w tenders his services to the citizens OF Brook
Vile and vicinity, In the capacity of Watch and
Clock Maker aud repairer-naking and mcndne
Jewelry, &c. Long experience and strict punctu-
aiity are his recommendations. Shop three doors
North OF the post office. ~ %, 1850 3i-tf
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-14
nREss GOODS.

nREss GOODS
~ LADIES' DRkSS GOODS.
GENTLEMEN'S SUMMER WEAR.
FANCY AND PLAIN DRESS SILKS.
WHITE AM EMBROIDERED GOODS.
LADIES' SLEEVES AND COLLARS.
CHEMisEt'rs. fiANDkERCHIEFS, dc.
For sale a. No. Commercial ROW, by
mar 81 le3i LiNCk q fARQuIIAR.
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rIetamora Prices.
BrosIsylIie Prices.


coaREcTED WEEKLY ny
]. KING, MERCHANT & PRODUCE DEALER
Wheat no cts per. Blu. But;er ~ cts per 10.
Oats IS - E" Eggs :. doz.
New Corn 30 - Lard 4" ID.
Potatoes 10 cts per Blu. Ginseng 90 -
Flour bbls 40 cts each. Feathers 40 " -
Dried Apples 80 per bu. Taiiow 10
Wood 81 80 per cord. White Beans 100
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-14
r.. w. HUBBARD.


ftAuBGAGE mANUFACTuHE H I,
Y on Maine Burgess Street, Brookyile just below
the public square. has always on hand n large AS
eortinont Of Carriages, consisting Of hockawaya,
Rougs and Readys, plain Rockawass, Phaion,
and Burgics.
Purchasers will fad u 10 their advantage TO call
and examine my work, Ne my stock II The largest
IN town. aud my prices as low a. the same quality
OF work elsewhere.
also keep FOR sale Carriage Harness ofahl sb 10
or price,
lam prepared 10 nnssh 10 order any description
OF cntrinre. not ON hand at shortest notice.
Particular attention paid 10 repairing.
Aprli, tH53.-f7-tf
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N q ~ &c r.

prtISTSA GINGfrAn rS-5O0 pieces Of we'll
assorted prints aud GnghRins. For sale at re-
duccd prlcesat
my7 LINcK A FARoUuAR'g.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-14

GEORGE COOPER. IsRAEt CLARK.
GEO, COOPER AND CO, WHOLESALE DEA-
NJ LEhS Ia Hosiery, Gloves, Trimmings, Notions
aud Fancy Goods.
AISO--Cloths, Cassmeres, Vestlngs, 1nllors'
trimmings, &C., no 935 Walnut Street, u ~ Sixth
street, Southeast corner Walnut and Sixth,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-14
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.

A LARGE lot Of the above named articles en-
"A bracing Silk, Wooden, Linen and Gotten Just
opened aud for sale cheap AZ
Noy.ist 53.4B. TYNER & BAKERS
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-14

CARPETS! CABpETS!I---Jusi received
Y ut the OLD WHITE Conner, most magnificent
assortment Of Carpets, OF all STYLES and prices,
~ n. ID. GALLON d SON.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-14
regular Mensi4uetion. Iaeoafines II
tle Urine and General Prosfra-

INC tTtHf e"a ttHfFaf ffotId-
ten Of the Sysfen.
The Hest Female Medicine Knswu.
The peculiar naladlos IA which women afusub.
leel,pfodaee great bodily exhaustion, aeeesapssisa
by depressed and often gloomy State Of mlna.--
A. tho stom declines Ia strength, theFe IL less
ofnoryoua power, and this very naturally inral1s
The energy oflhe mind, and distarhs he equanln-
ny Of the temper. EVERY candid woman whohas
suffered from female complaints will admitthls 10
be The moafnfai truth. Now 10 obtain rehef, u IL
only necessary 10 stop HE tendency 10 depls,loa
and debility. This u done BY renewing that fona-
tain Of aealih and strength, tho Blood, aud no
medicine aceompIlshes ihs desirable result 40
speedily aud eompleteh a. Dr.. cuysoll's Im-
proved Extract Of yellow Dock aud sassapa-
rllla.
Ladies' Of pale completion and eonsunptise
habits, aud such AZ are debiitaied by those obs
s.rucons which females are liable 10, are restored
by the use of bottle or two, 10 bloom aud ts
yigor.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-14

- Ve. Tho unuerslgncd, ADMINISTRATOR OF the
estate Of Geo g.. Shoup, deceased, hereby gives
Franklin county, ind, on Thursday, the 9Th Of
April. ld5f, lease hold interest, on which Ia built
Foundry, and all the necessary fixtures, With
privilege of removing the buildings; also casting
patterns. TASKS, scrap irons pig ifon,eakc, black
smith tools. DC.
There Il no olher foundry al Laurel. The polrt
Is AN excellent one, aud the business heretofore
has been very good. ANY one having small cap
llal aud wishing TO engage Ia this business viii do
VIII To- attend the sale.
TERNe--A credit Of one year VIII be given, the
purchaser TO give his note With good freehold se-
curltv, walying benefit Of valuation. aud drawing
interest. COBuRN MURRAY, Adms'r.
Refer 10 Henry Vanbcrgen, Esq, Cincinnati, o.
and 10 James Shoup, Dayton, o. marJi3w
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-14

rAHpETrNGs.--Th undersigned would say
u 10 MI those wishing 10 furnish their oors with
carpet that will look we'll, do good service, and
never fade, 10 call nj his establishment; and lock
eeiyed FROM The east, which can be sold NJ prices
which will compare myorably with the lowest Gin.
einnaii rates. lie has.
Every variety,
oflhe latest zlNle and fashion, ranging IN prices
from 10 TO 30 cts. per yard. social AMI sec him.
Oct. Goth, 1859. RICHARD rYNER.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-14


Notice 90 the Stockholders OF the
~ ciactnnafi. Cambridge a. Chicu.
90 short Line Railway Company. 10 hereby given,
That a meeting OF The Stockholders OF said Com {.
pany will be held Ia Newcastle. Henry CO., Ind.
ON "Wednesday, the 10Th day Of April, 1854, nc 10
o'clock, A. NJ, 10 take Into consideration tho pro-
pFloty Of consolidating the said Company with the
Newcastle aud Michigan Rnilwn, Company, In puf-
suanco OF the Laws OF tho State Of fndana,.-
should minority OF the stock holders vote, In ~.
vor OF consolidation, ma election of Directors OF
The Consolidated Company will be held al The same
time aud place.
hy Order OF the Board.
mar n Nv THOMAS NEWLY, see'y.
Cambridge GUY, March 10, 1884.
ADMINtsTnATOft NOTICE
~ Notice l. hereb, given thai tho underalgned
has been appointed Administrator Of the katate Of
fradene 2, Grove, citizen OF Mechenburg
hchwolrn, Germany, bul late " FfAnl~lh county,
deceased. The estate y probably solvent.
JOHN ~, GOODWIN.
admfnisfrafer.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-14

No Read this statemea Of tho cure
Of Nary Moore, who wes given up BY
her fhysieions as being utterly inewa5ie.
as herein certified 10 IF DR.. A. s.
Warder. one Of her consulting ply
sicians.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-14

CLOTHS, Cnssimcres, SntIncfs and
Y Jeuus--LiScK a. FARQuuAR. have on hand
very large and choice selection 0fcoths
satnets and Jeans, for sale at The lowest ngures.-
Call andsee them. my
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-14

GROCERIES,, Constantly on hand, fresh sup
" plies Of the very best quality OF 0foeores, atthe
cheap store OF
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c,pEER a NrEPIIENs nre nnYlnr the

MALL PApEt.---We have nov on hand
w a large assortment OF Wall, Fire Board and
window paper. Also, largo lot OF window shades
Of the latest style and pattern, which We are selling
al reduced prices. n. ID. GALLON a. son. %
FANCY C0ODs-SplendId assortment Of
1 Lawns, Beraaca, Berago De Lalncs, Tissues,
Silks, saiins, and white dress goods For sale very
chcapat
myl LINcK & FARQUHAR's.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-14

BRASDoSviLLE, Va, Aug, %, '53.
This isio certify that was called In 10 see tho
above named Mary Moore, during tho absence Of
her regular attending physician, found her In
critical and dangerous condition, and as thought
beyond oil hopcof recovery. Amer this was
called In consultation with her regular attending
physician. Oar opinions were, that her recovery
rasimposslbe. learned that hor disease was
caused more than two yeana ago, from irrcguIarlly
her periods OF monstruatlon, caused BY taking
sevare cold. did not 500 her again, but soon
aflcrlcafed that she was getting we'll. Iva
much surprised al this, aud, 90 lnqulnnx vhas
could have caused this sudden change, was M
formed tby wm.M. Rlienoarl that she had been
taking DR.. cayso,l's Extract OF Yellow Dock aud
saraaparIlla. have since heard oflis gross Effects
In other cascsln this vicinity. / have no Induce
mcni 10 make this statement, other than n may Ia
duee others afflicted ~ was the subject OF state
mcnt 10 Try the Yellow Dock and sarsnparliia, boz
licsing, Ne do, that l. possessed Of many excel
icnt qualities, and adapted 10 many diseases Inc.
dent 70 the human family.
AS. wARpER. MD
Quart bottles, 81 per boille--slx bottles for IS.
JOHN ID. PARK.
Northeast cerner OF an and wainutsts., clnciu-
natl, o., General Agent forihe wssl, 10 whom
al orders must be addressed,
NJ. w. Hale, Rockville, r. Brown, Fairfield
J. y. Rocf nfeilar, Cedar Grove, Nye.& snow, New
Trenton, G. Ilasson, Mt. Carmel, ). n. Clements
blooming Grove, clifford \ Holden, Thos. Robin-
son, New Salem, u. n. Larue, Apderson,ille, 8.
Harbour, Nashville, T. DIekenon, Versailles, u.
Beaner, Liberty, 4. Royd, seipie. J. l.. Andisgs
Duniapsvliie. Hal q Hughes. Counersyiiia.
January, 90, '5s, Nos, ~.
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Sold by JOHN d. PARK.
NJ. W. naile Rrookvillc; z. Brown. Fairfield: J. \.
Rockafelar. Cedar Grove: Nxe & Snow. New
Trenton; G. Ha-<on. Mt. Carmel: J. X. Clements
Blooping Grove: Clifford q Alicn. Laurels Thos.
Robinson, New Salems y. ". Ia Rue. .fnderson-
Vile. J. L. Andrews. Dtnlapsyiile. p. Mason.
Connersville; 5. Barbour, Rushvilie; r. Dirkesan,
Versailles; d. Beaver, Liberty; A. Boyd, Sclpie>
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swEET POTATOES FOR sALE--AsTHE UN-

* Oil Fvlhivf2 EVh SAa n,,1r'.s tnI y,s,r
therefore he offers the seed for sale. Tall at the
Toll Gate on the Fairfield road, near Brookyil HE.
mar3I3w \. n. CASE.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-14

In tia bright Lexicon Of youth,
There's no such word rs EAIL.n
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ma. wusTAu,s nALsA VI of WILD

500 Advertisement Of Modcatod InhalaIon, I
another column OF this paper.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-03-20

IThe limestone, underlying the
coal fields of Illinois, forms the imme-
date basis of the alluvion of Southern
Wisconsin. This geological district, in
addition to that portion of the State which
lies southerly Of the valley of the
Wisconsin river, comprises the whole
of the slope towards Lake Michigan.
In many portions of this district the
lime rock disappears, and the out -crop-
ping sand stone furnishes fine materi-
al for building. The lead-bearing rock
of the mineral region is porous lime
stone, prevailing throughout Grant, La
Fayette and Iowa Counties, comprising
four-fifths Of the 'Lead District of
the upper Mississippi; the remaining
one-ffth being in the States of Illinois
and Iowa.
Deposits of Iron ore. water lime stone,
and beds Of gypsum, together with 9TH
er varieties of mineral, are found in To-
calil;es more or less numerous through
put tie limestone region.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-03-20
nr,,e End Of Prohibition.

The l;nuor bill as amended by theI
Senate came up in the Assembly TINS
morning. This amendment, which de-
layed the law in any event over one year.
and, by requiring a majority OF all the
votes cast on the subject at the next e.
lection in its favor, before it could
become a law, thus giving the
temperance men no better prospect
of success than niggers havs for becom,
ing voters, was generally odious to all
real friends OF the bill. The advocates
of the bill Justly urged the necessity OF
having the law take effect before the next
election, that the people might have an
opportunity to discover its defects ana
|elect suitable representatives. TO cor
rect them. The House refused to con-
cur in the amendment of the Senate
by "A to 26.
The bill was returned TO the Sonata,
where the body refused by vote OF ID
Ito II to recede from their amendment
A committee of conference was appoin-
ted to act with similar committee from
the House upon their disagreeing votes.
This cmmittee consisted of two enemies
and one friend Of the bill.
If the Senate expects to make the
House share in the guilt of making a
farce of this measure, we think they are
mistaken. Its friends there had rather
see it killed at once, than to see it pas
| sed with the submission clause. They
iar egard it as an insult TO the people OF
;Nhe State to ask them to stultify them
l selvel, by voting for measure they have
once emphatically demanded through
the ballot box.
In tie Senate, on the motion to appoint
] ia committee of conference, there was a
! little f!atering among the enemies Of the
bill. Mr.. WAkELY, friend having
made the motion, Mr.. Dunn at once in
CURED what rule would govern the chair
in the appointment of the committee
He supposed it would be proper that 1t
should be composed of majority of the
friends of the submission clause. Mr..
REYMERr moved that the Senate elect
the committee. Mr.. HUNTER sugges-
ted modification, instructing the chair
to appoint friends of the submission
clause. This modification was accepted
by MIR. Mr.. DEWEY proposed further
to modify, SO as to instruct that there
should be tive friends and one opponent
of submission on the committee. This
WAS submitted to by Mr.. r. Messrs
ELDREDGE, BovEE, and BLAIR spoke in
opposition to departing from the usual
course; and in favor of leaving the APP
pointment with the chair unrestricted.
Mr.. R. finally withdrew his motion and
the Senate voted that the chair appoint.
II Madison State Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-03-20


THE HANGING OF CARrwp1cur
The Oshkosh Courier says that Cart
wright, who was hung by the mob in
Waushara county, twas told that he
might have one hour to prepare for
death, and that if he had any mes sage 10
send to his family, it should be attended
to. lie replied that he had no message
to send. A pole was then run out Of
the chamber window of the house and
secured, rope attached to it, and the
miserable old man, tied hand and foot
was lifted in the arms of four of the
lynchers, his head inserted in the nose
Of the rope, and his body left suspended
BY the neck. After hanging four or five
hours, he was taken down and permis-
sion given to his friends to take the
corpse away"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-03-20

G5The U. S. Steamer Princeton na:
probably sailed for Cadiz, TO carry ou'
the Cabinet order in relation to the BJacA
Warrior, which vessel had been seizec
by Crba, under charge Of violating
the revense laws. A majority of the
Cabinet want the President to recommend
a suspension of the neutrality laws,
which would be sure to brig matters tc
a crisis between our country and Spain,
all to attract public attention from the
Nebraska question.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-03-20

Ez-"The Mining Magasine,o edited by WILL
LIAM ]. TENNEY, 142 Fulton-street, New
York. Price So per annum.
This work is devoted to Mines and Mining
operations throughout the world, but more par
ticularly the United States. The articles are
compiled from official reports of agents, eng-
neers and biologists. Each number contains
about 40 pages, with cuts representing mining
worka, machinery, geological sections, &c.
The volume will contain about 400 pages
Twelvepages of the February number are de-
voted to our Wisconsin mines. The work will
be OF immense service to eur miners, shelters,
and proprietors of mineral lands. A copy of
the work can be seen at our Office, and we will
undertake to act as agents in forwarding re :
mittances.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-03-20

NEBRASKA Built is the opinion of
well inform persons that if Douglas Bill
should pass, it would forever silence all
further discussion in Congress ON the
Slavery Question. That would ikelv
be the result. A good reason for pas
sing the bill Dubuque Her.
So the Jews believed when Judas be-
trayed Christ, and they crucifed him be-
tween two thieves, (platform p that
they had "crushed OUT" and forever ST.
fenced christianity but let US thank heav-
en- 'that truth crushed to earth will rise
again."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-03-20

E+There is young man in our vii
lage who can mimmick the Growing OF
cocks, barking of dogs, ana the language
of other animals SO perfectly thai he can
raise anytime such another noise
among fowls, dogs, horses, cattle, &c.,
as to astonish the town, or bring on a
spell of weather. He has caused Mr..
RrED's Shanghai rooster to roar till he
bellows hoarse like buzzard.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-03-20
Arrest Of a Fugitive Slave at Ra-
Cf.apt

We learn from the Milwaukee Daily
Sentinet Of 18th, that the greatest excite
ment was caused at Milwaukee and Ra-
cine by the arrest and delivery to Jail OF
a fugitive named GLov zR, claimed by ore
GARLAND of Missouri, to await be airing
before the U. s. District Court. Go
YER has long been in the employ of ST.
CLAIR s. RICE, in their mill near Ra-
cine was steady and bore good repu-
tation. He had been decoyed by mig
ger, attacked by his pursuers, knocked
down in his shanty, abused, seized, hand
cuffed and hauled by night to Milwaukee
Jail.
Hundreds, thousands of the citizens
flocked round the Jail, declaring GLOVER
should never be taken away from t he
state. A habeas corpus was taken cut
before JUICE JENKINS, and civil war
rant before Esq. SMITH for damages sus-
tanned by GLOVER warrant was also
issued for to arrest & try the five men en-
gagged in bis arrest. The bells rung a.
larms thousands focked to the public
square,-shops deserted-stores closed,
lawyers to their laws, and society in
wild commotion. Resolutions of defiance
defence, and offence were carried with
drowning affirmative, and a humping
muss was kicked up all over. 100 arm
ed men arrived from Racine-marchedIto
the jail-demanded Prisoner--refused ed
door knocked down with picks and axes
taken out and off to Racine
shouts of assent and laundering ap-
plalse--military called out, but mistook
the summons for notice 10 parade--took
their time-too late-crisis past--negro
yone-GARLAND, the claimant arrested
and undergoing legal scruliny,-chan-
,es fair to get him in Jail hocklety-I
scene closes.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-03-20
DIED

March Shat Barber's Mill, in this town
ELEANOR ELISABETH, daughter Of Jared am
Spencer, aged years.
March 11th-In Patch Grove, of congestion
u the lungs, CYRUS, eldest son Of the late DR..
hiram Sargent, aged about years.
Those little forms now rest
Far from lfe's grief and fears.
Amidst the angels best -
Their Savior for them cares.
He takes them in his arms,
And crowns each youthful brow;
With glory's brightest beams.
They are encircI ed now
No pain or care they feel
Where music's softest tones
Across their senses steal,
In that bright radiant home;
Where fragrant breezes play
Among the flowers that bloom,
Along bright ripping streams,
Now hand-in-hand they roam.
linen cease to mourn, dear friend,
Those bodies in the tomb;-
Soon as life's scenes shall end
You'll meet your loved ones gone.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-03-20
GUARDIAN SALE

OF REAL ESTATE.-NorIcy i II
Y given, that on the 2Sth day Of rsl
A. d. 1854, at the outward door Of n,
House in Lancaster, in Grant Count
suant to license granted to me as G
of Horace B. Fletcher, Sarah Alice M
Margaret NJ. Fletcher and John S. nj
infants-I wi sell at Public Auction 4
highest and best bidder, all the interest Il
wards in and to the w. half of N. E. o1
of Section 9, Town 4, r. 3 W., in said F,
ty, being a fee simple estate, in all d
tract of land, subject 10 Interstate Of n
in and to the North half of said tract of
which dover interest will also be sold
the interest Of said miners. Terms Of 81
three-iourths cash down, and one quartz,
abe within four years, with interest al.
cent. and secured by mortgage upon said
Title perfect will be giveu.-Dael LAM
January Goth. A. D. 1854.
MARGARET FLETCHER.
3t307 Guardian Of said Iph
TThe above sale adjourned 10 he 81
cf March, 1854, at O'Clock, P. NJ.
81 MARGARET FLETCHER,
Enarl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-03-20
Application for Adrninistn
STATE on WISCONSIN. !

"a ~ Ia OF WloCONSlN, ca
County OF GRANT.
County Court Of said county, Mai1
1854.
In the matter OF iha Estate Of NallsoiI
Kay, deceased.
I'm this day J. Allen Barber, Esq
~ this Court his application for Ell
Administration, de bonis non, on the u
said deceased and thereupon it is tTda1
said matter be set for hearing on the hfs
day Of April next, at the Court HOas
town of Lancaster IN said county, WIZ
where all persons interested can appea
see proper, and resist said apP'icaiI
is further ordered that this order be Pa1l
for three successive weeks in the "Grai'
ty Herald" previous to said day OF heali
3t371 STEPHEN 0. PAINE, County,