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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-12

KALLIsToN, OR ORIENTAL WArER-For improving and
h Co., Boston, for sale by J. Q Hin,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-12

MENDoN.-At a meeting of the friends of N.
P. Banks in Mendon, an ''Ironsides Club" was
formed, with the following list of officers -
President-Dr. John George MetcaH.
Vice Observation-Disclosures H. Allen, Aaron
c. Cook.
Treasurer and Secretary-Charles Ford.
Executive Commttee-Francis E Wheelock,
Lewis Stone, I'd, Perry Wood, r, M. Wheelock
Aanson S. Freeman, s. w. Gilbert, M. C. Gas.
kill, Samuel Il. Taft, William II. Aldrich.
If other towns will do we'll as Mendon,
Banks will stand first, Beach second, and Gard
ner scattering, on the day of election.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-12

A. w HITING,S
PLANO FORTE AND MUSIC ROOMS,
myS No. Mechanics ball, Up Stairs. dly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-12

Oard.- Having disposed Of my business TO Mr. H.
n RoGERs, who has been with me Tor the D AZ year
would most cheeruly recommend him as worthy II the
patronage which has been bestowed on me- Tomy mn
merous friends ond patrons, would return most sincere
thanks for theiy abundant favors and would insrr,
them that shall remain for the present with Mr. Rogers
and shall be pleased to meet them as formerly. 80
90 dt n "a asA,r,y
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the Worcester Daily Spy
knnzas Election.

By the American Telegraph Company's Printing Lines
0hicein General Express Office Lincoln House Block
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Wamteds-Copes Of the DAILY spy, Of June j, 2.
., 10, and Is, to complete a fle Those having them
VIII be Literally compensated by sending them to this
FRENCH GAPS, HEAD DRSSEs, SC.
Wholesale and Retaio
Miss BRADLEY, successor to c. P. Plimptsn,
No. 3 Winter street, Cup street,) Boston.
OH dgt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-12

Wistar's BRIsam of wild Cherry not
only cures every species Of lung mpaiu exerts
very powerful influence Diseased Liver. In this
complaint 1t has undoubtedly, proved more efcacious
than any remedy hitherto employed and in numerous u
stances when patients had endured long and severe suE
fering from the disease, without receiving the least bens
fit from various remedies, and when mercury has been
Te5orted to in vain, the Of this Basam has restored
the liver to perfect healthy action and in many nstane
Effected pc msnent cure after every known remedy
had Jailed to produce the desiled effect.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the yranney
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-12

One Garment, or One Hundred,
will dc well to CALL this great chance buy very
cheap
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-12

BUREErT's CoooAINE Dan admirable preparation for
sale by ]. Q. Hill. S"''-' ''A
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INN MISE RARGAIN

Can probably sell Piano FOptes cheaper than any
dealer agent in the State Clsrks Block Worcester
JeSO DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-12
Quite the largest and most brilliant stock of

Ever exhibited by this well known establishment 10
offered to the public, and opportunity pre-
scented for making selections Of garments of every quail
y and style In market including the various nor
elites of the season, at the lowest possible prices
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-12

'FLoRTMEL" A new and exquisite perfume for the
prepared by Joseph Burnett Co. Boston,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-12
THE CUSTOM DEpARrmENT.

Contains very large and superior stock OF the latest styles
of fabric which have appeared in market. We would
patrons that they may depend upon the faithful
and satisfactory sXecu tion Of all their orders, and
tnuance Of past generous patronage is respectfully soc
tied.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-12

IMPORTS AND EXPORTS AT New YoRK.-The
Journal Of Commerce says the total imports at
New York since January LIST, are larger than for
any similar period in the history of that port
The total is over one hundred and ninety-three
millions, being S2O,3l6,22S more than for the first
nine months of 1856, S7S,77S.O9l more than for
the same period Of 1866, and S44,17O,745 more
than for the same period of 1854
The exports, exclusive of specie, from New
York to foreign ports, for the nine months from
January LIST, are &c. 1878 less than for the cor
responding period Of last year, but S7,4I7,737
more than for the same period of 1856, and &c..
S2S,459 more than for the same period of 1854.
The exports of specie show a large increase,
Notwithstanding the limited shipments in Sep
TENDER:
E~aorfs froSn No,v YorE IN Eors,n. De-. g. "
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And il Cane to Pass, that EATON said unto
WIN Il Eaton thou art very short" both in stature
ana in Casa and unless thou dosst something shortly TO
bring in cash cash will be shorter So, VIM III Eaton
said unio Eaton, viii straightway reduce, curail and
make less by OHehGiE the usual prices for instrncon
In those branches SO NECESSARY FOR EVERY YOUNG MAN
IN WoRoEsTR TO FULLY UNDERSTAND which fully exDain
ed by figures shows that his regular prices for thor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-12
GREAT ATTRACTION
ONE PRICE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE

A. p. WARE s. CO.,
16S and 10 Main street. nearly opposite Mechanics
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Exports from New York to Foreign Ports for NINE
MONTH"; from January !. 1857.

Total exports s7l4se,TOa ss,l257Os $s775s s77
do.excusve Of specie a. 0476sO 6Oe3se 2s 2l5
With these facts before u.s. people will not be
at loss for one cause of severe money pres
sure
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-12

II 4 A N o II o II T L s
w. z, THAYER'S WARE ROOMS.
Fawcetps Block, opposite City Hall, Worcester.
aul8 DIFF
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RcmoVnis-Dr II. CLARKE has removed his resi-.
dence from No. Chestnut street, and his ofoe from No
Elm street. TO No. Chestnut street. near The mead M
Pearl street. Office hours from 10 and IN o N ~
%lT az "nu W y p M
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-12

WBBsTER.-The citizens of Webster in favor Of
Hon n P. Banks for Governor. met at Webster
Hall, Oct. 7th, for the purpose of forming an
"Ironsides Club" Mr.. Asher Joslin called the
meeting to order. H. Allen, Esq, was chosen
President, and Mr.. Joslin, Secretary. On mo-
ton, the chair appointed committee of three to
report list of officers. Gideon Hews, from this
committee, reported the following list of officers
for the club -
President-Hiram Allen, Esq
Vice Presidents-Dr. F. d. Brown, P. W.
Bruce, G. H. Perry.
Secre tary--A. e, Day.
Executive Committee-Ge George Clapp, E. Sib.
ley A. E. Day, John Brown, C. Brown, Ash
er Josln, Asa Day, c. E. Blair, R. L. Day, L.
Smith, VIM. II. Tanner
Addresses were made by H. Alien, ESQ.,, DIR.
Brown, and George Hews. The meeting was com
posed of the right sort of men. "We expect"
says correspondent, 'fto give in this place OF
Gardnerism large plurality for Banks. Web
ster is all right"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-12

JAMES o. WILLIAMS.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
No. as Main Street,
"a WORCESTER MASS. div
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hemovni.--hlr5. NJ. W. gBRRALD, Physician, and
an experienced sud very successful Midwife has removed
rom NO. "a Newbury street to No 50 Mechanic street
~ te mead OF Union street Special attention given 10
iylT an
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-12

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
No s, Brinley Hall,
mh31 dtf Worceater Masa
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Prepared by JOSEPH BURNETT & CO., fremont st.,
Boston, For sale by all druggists 81 90 per bottle
o8 d6t
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Is b NIOWULS. NJ. D.4
HoMEoP ATHIo PHYSICIAN
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE 1l2 MAN 81. 'OvFIoE HOURS
PRoM l'To 3, AND Z TO 8 o'oLooE pm
Worcester, Oct. 20, 1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-26

U.uIr.rrN fe rr lshiog w
hiorsar f-iaf. yirci n st1i
90 rorvng ~ I'd vloifvtasf0 |
frh0tyA 7
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roiUfoF .Snfr sorsdI 90 W 1sidsf0 ,gsrssg KsxfI
ID ~ fi hess tsri aIef 80 yp lar a ts.b ,asoo
iDig'tni sdi asdz tS- Snnd oN % lsidsso Gssc
.h2fsilcsigs sss
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90 D. naSsi a. u sld 'gJ.Iar18N nls Ht4ufst a
al tassal,ryss afN tssrntre naI1sg 80 unfl s1sG
Ifip snss ani "a % ts0 90 IDA ytrata,ca = hoa ,3is1
~ Syu1 sal kxir,oA roi sIsqv 80 A. go -
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HABEAs CORPUS AGAINST THE MAYOR
HE Is pIsCHARGEn FROM CI6TODY.


q HE Is DIsCHARcED FROM CUSTODY.
me hearing OF NE haDcss corpus seASot Mayor Wood,
which wN pcsspdned NJ the 2aA, ssx psaec sryudso
X ssei's chambers yesleriay,r- - 80, -
son sfsr " vtIseh Mrs scde~Aek. The AshsAo,Ds-
vt Annsy arrivcdy and sad lhnl Mr. HaI s.s saAbo
oslsad. lat stalsa Ai the District Attorney was Of
the epp,os thai TIE facts IN law werc The sanss and The
relations o. an The parties 10 hs uansNctioe w. the
zane - we're submitted on De previous srsumeuf
yssec Russell GAIA he suppressed sbcre 10 point
n we cSse exceps me charge q mAIciousness asa he
~ nrap counsel M the Mayor capedto Withdraw that
thsySc M, M sdgwick DID not pres IL no sssd bow
evey shss he couo pct conceive how Judge ssuif 20
,sss IsscT observed that the seoos 81 people
,rslrei way Tcrrns end vermlye and RDgsh ssho~i.
a. usfred him ID the course tna be toc, the Acn whch
~sre SPREAD upenthc record showing the 0alam feel
inc thai existed between she Rscorder anh The Mayor
,cre nd been no scnps erhibed he wss vs q
the Recorder cr adpdnuon but h oUud no4 Stud his
eyes the sc that there was not particle Of csSer Of
Jurisdiction IN The lustics Who issaeA the warrant
The following h he petition Of the kayovs- go.
nH gun PETITION on rms MAvOR. -7s
N ne HsRT az Ne fmT~ronmers T FevNANds wcod.
The pcNorer, Fernando Woo, fo~ Aosww - tos vesuyu
~ Jae winea, sher,d ofthe city % New Ycvk, ssys
ncvss tfeer q the said c,ty and ccosv " New York,
dry sushcfi2e 70 execute criminal rvuecsss % ne lean
DAY Of June 1851 and mai Tie warran, ssuehf ~ res
Of said ietionera az d-pcrrn in2r ned Wholly insul
cent sssrksvfsxl tho ksrcsA ~ Mids AAbn& Nd said
ps,nioser fuyhcY ssys iAst he wiley ~ n1AHn.
sspeeht and Das Ceypsner, and neither cf them
vsrsonscrs Of Me sss and couasyv Nos fox aathorzed
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tn !. X Ut s. sSsspss y ne
fSrpofsf~x Counsel ti hftF = 'aM tsiitfHk ba1't
AreavSfton VI Mr. r-vln as street Commissioner up.
on f1e ccrdr~cikr fcr tfse 10 favor OF Terence Far
Icy, iscnf'fed ~ Mr. Tfyncr fh dl' rfa h1l'iIls
The Cosroyst;on ordinances Of 1875 a hi 80 ,,11'N
IN crc<s examination by NJ rsh Mr. Turner tcsfnei
uat he ~ not know thsyNr rsge the Comptroller pro
efscd rottoseccspisc sny Hfeet Cbmnf~hues, tbe Gu
cunsfnncss of inc rcruisor tcud be determined by n
qs ca itseH, did NOT know thn We Coynpfroler ha
rcscyusg~ Mr. Turner w sny scf exccft this n.s %
mo defence here snrouncet that they had rsied their
case. g. .a.reN q y tNiwff'hd ! 80 .eHt'i ff'rr0
trE u, rprrsor ov oovrirarxn ttaaa. ,ss nd
Ccmproz'er Fiagv vas s.orn and exNuasea by Mr..
fTeh Nave you recognized Mr., Hevhu 0rses Co N
nissiot e9u A. csnnct say ,faa recognise ANYBODY
lately. UarghsevDst h1l 10 l- raruL 'es d : =
Nv. Feidfbat WI 40, siy Hat one moment; win 700
explain tho circumstances Of This reauiAittns A. NJ
Farley contractor he came " aud syaped sd
vance on c-nnsst and In tho unsettled sssAc cf things
asked vhehcr csod be dene; tca him thss 70 on.
able me 70 pay without any sddonal testimony from sny
qusrser ivccid mo- recognise any Street conmiseoner
IN korder net W itcyfcrs with any question bescre we
Courts Isati wosd p~y he ssrveyor -cuid eerny
that the work vas done ! 7 slfat t1l ~ l.fe'
v The rsaaisson Of Ibe street Comm issoocr was not
necessary for COR soAinni A. No, sr
boz Y DID Mr.. Conover file bond wan your a. les, sur
% Y Yea made an sndorsemsnt upaaM A. hes, ar -.
ny NJ. Brady-Q, lid you die thai a. AZ OFFICIAL oondi
A ibid mot intend anything more han \ .ws caned
upoR to- tesfy hc exact dsJ ives hlss 70 es soe
70 NJ 90 . hccv % r1ilN - $50 tifo s1aslor1f
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Is hereby given, thlt petition will be presented to
l. the commissioners of Wood county. Ohio, at their
next Tuar sessions asking for view survey and loca-
tion Of county road, commencing in the center Of the
Fndlcy and Perry 'burS free turnpike road on the see.
ton line between sections twelve (2l aud thirteen l
in town three 3l range (lOi east; thonce west on
section line the west line Of Henry townships thence
north to the southeast corner oil section twelve ~
town three S), rang nine - east; thence west ON see
ton line to Otseo AMI blanchard free turnpike road
and there terminates and also the time to va
cate an old road commencing eighty rods of the
n0rh-caSt corner OF section fourteen 81, in three
(3 range ten 40 east; thence uufthwcst about halt
a mile, thence about west by Williams, Hlmmon. and
Alton on Colts farm To s6cuu line between eight and
nine; thence north section line to the southeast
o! section ive theme, on section line 10
the northeast section ssyen; thence north
direction 10 the north line ot Henry township
MANY PETITIONERS.
July ~ IS5--I0vy.H3 an
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5zs- A severe hail storm visited portion of
this county on Friday last. Near Bowling Green
much damage was done to corn and other crops,
and fruit also suffered Some fields Of corn np-
pear to be almost entirely cut off In addition to
the hail, the rain poured down in such torrents as
to completely flood the country The bottom of
the overnanging cloud seemed to have dropped
out and its contents found the way to the earth in
a manner that would have been creditable to the
days of father Noah.
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Wood Com, Pleas.

Peter d. llumberger Elizabeth IIumberger,
Petition for Divorce.
TiIE said defendant, Elizabeth Humhcrger is here
L by notified that the plaintiff Peter llumherger,
has filed his petition against her the first day nt
August 1857, in the of common pleas, OF said
Wood county. The object and pra, of said petit
tion is TO obtain divorce, and alleging as Il cause
therefor wifu absence for more than three years,
and adultery with Samuel Koous Said petition will
be for hearing at the October term of said court.
The defendant will also tlke notcs that dispositions
will taxi in the above the house of Charles
r. Brush in the town OF Thornylle, county of Perry,
and state of Ohio, the 18th day OF September 1887
between the hours Of O'Clock A.. NJ. aud o'clock T..
NJ. to continue frsm day to day, between the same
hours, until completed.
PETER D. HUMDERGER.
Ang. g, ls67--l5wlS2.G3
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'i'iE trustees of Plrin township, win meet at the
residence of Il. H. Bush, the 4th day of Septcm-
Der next - locate and appor'ion n di,ch Commeu-
eng NJ the northeast OF the west half OF the
southeast quarter Of section tlirty-thrce. running
thence IN aodt-wesIerly direction, along tie line OF
the old ditch, the line The south east quarter
OF the southwest lurier "a section 81, thence in
northery direction, until i; iucrsgcta the Stone Pond
ditch. The following unnai persons AMI lands are
supposed TO be Interested; Ambrose Pray south
elst quarter, section 81; Richard Smith, south part
west northeast quarter s'con 80; Il. IL. Bulls,
east southwest quarter, 81, tun Z. Town, south
west OF southwest l. section 3i J. HOLSTER north
west of southwest ut section 3j j. lIollisicr south
OF souti-ca.t ;. section 81 T. Mcihe east south
eust ot the southwest section y; D. JUl.on, west
southeast Of the suutI-wcst :, section 80 Miller
HuSted southwest of the southwest Of section -
Orlando Avery, nosth-west / ot tha south west I of
section 50 Aaron ~ Hart, northeast o. the south
west al the south ut the northwest Dissection 32.
Plain July 20 ISj7-lp,yl&
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Us- 4 few days since visited the orchard
of our ester ned friend, J. Austin Scott, Esq, of
Niiam, where we ;ond several varieties of fine.
ripe fruit Mr.. 5. has devoted fifty of ground
10 fruitg,iisng, AMI We Fever saw more handsome
Sni thrifty Trees better selection of fruit than
his. Eis fruit ana The hay cut from the same
,rounl, will yield him not less than 500 per acre,
and may double chat sum. In his orchard we saw
one oilsotjcr" very large apple tree, which i,
, said 30 haze produced 100 bushels of apples In one
Year Mr.. S. has picked rs bushels from its
sranOhcs Toledo viii always he one of the best
irup markets in the country, alfordiug facilities for
slfpping in every direction, and we wonder that
iarmers do not giyciis culture more attention.
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Road Notice

NOTICE is given that petition win be presented
~ to the commissioners of Wood county, Ohio, at
their Scptsmbcr session. a. D. 1857 to lay out and
lhis!h road, Us follows: Commencing Il stone in the
of the Hull prairie road known and recognized
the southeast corner objection ffteen town north
Orange 10 cast; thence east mile point in the
old road recognized the solheast corner of section
fourteen ime town al'd ranc and to vacate 50 much
of the old road. rs lies between these two points
ALNIRON BROWN Petitioner.
Iul, o.
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RF9Xp N0TIIE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be pre-
Y sentcd to the commissioners OF Wood county, Ohio
ut their next seSsi0i u alter Il county road, as
follows: Commencing tie plank road near the south
west Oi section l. town j. range l. at the cen.
ter .. the BnSdoC road, fenced off, thence east
forty rods along said road parallel with the road as
surveyed and established Dec. 4 D. 1856; thence back
sud Surycy ed line enent angle, and there
terminate. NATHAN \. NOBLE. Pet.
July 30 lSj7--1alv4#
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ExcrRsloN FOR Ti:g BrNEFrr OF TUE BETHEL
We are pleased to learn that arrangements have
been made with Mr.. Brown, Superintendent Of the
Michigan Southern Rail Roal and Capt. Pheatt
of the Western MiropOlis whereby the use OF
that splendid steamer is TO BE- given for a pleasure
excursion on the Lake, to come Off on Friday eve
ming. August lith the proceeds TO go to the To-
lodo Bethel. From the deep interest heretofore
shown by our people in this most worthy object Of
public regard, and the attractions which Capt. p
ever holds out to his passengers we may expect
this to be the ride of the scaSou.-T Toledo Blade
We learn that the Metropolis will leave Toledo
at l o'clock p NJ, visit Detroit, and return by
moonlight. The fare viii be fifty cents, Tickets
for fine time at very low figures.
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~ The editor Of the Toledo Blade says Mr.,
Williams has contracted TO deliver 900 bushels
of corn in Toledo, &c. That would be small
crop fof Wool County farmer to deliver in rny
market Mr. w. viii deliver by the .Oih, 10000
bushels Of corn. Ho has planted $50 acres Ii.;;--
yesr, and will probably have $4,000 bushels to
sell next spring
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Wood Common Please, Vacation after June
Term, 4. ID. 1887.

James MURRAY VS.. Willard Trail
Willard Trull will take notice that james Murray
has fled petition against him, in the court Of
mon pleas of Wood county, Ohio. asking Judgment
against him for the Of $4,000 with interest NJ the
ot per cent since June o. 1856, with ptr cent
damages percent current exchange. - cents
OF protest. AMI tor - with interest since July Q,
ls55 aud that unes' he appear and make defence to
said petition by the 3d day OF October A. ID. -, udg-
ment by defanlt will at the next term O. said court,
thereafter be rendered according the prayer Of said
petitioner, JAMES MURRAY, Proper.
August Q, lS6T-l3v6S2.
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\, Gillct, administrators Dauiel Barton. ct nj.
Dl virtue of order OF sale to directed and de-
ID liyered. from the court of common pleas, ut Wood
county, Ohio, in the above cause, will offer for sale
at the door Of the house, in perrysburg, sad
county, nu
Saturday the 9TH da, of September, 4. D. 1857.
between the hours of 10 o'clock A NJ. and O'Clock r.
of said day, the west half of the quarter
of section twenty-five. of north. OF range east
in saj county, containing eighty acres less.
c. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
PRICE 4 JEFFERSON, Auys.
AuptIst q. IS5--l:lw5S2 IS
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Isaac Whitacre, ys. John McCrory.
ID virtue Ofan order of sale 20 me directed and de-
I'D lNerei from the court OF commoa pleas, OF Wood
county Ohio, in the above cause will offer for sale.
at the door of the house, in rcrrysburg, said
county, ON
Sa'urdiy, the 9Th day of September, 4. y, 1857,
between the hours Of 70 o'clock a. NJ aud O'Clock =.
NJ. of that day the following lots TO Lots number
10 aud t. and the half of lots number 60, a. aud
90 in the yill9ge of Portage, said county,
C. W. NORTON, sheriff.
PRICE JEFFERSON. Attys.
AntIst Il IS.lI-l2uthS0 AS
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sheri6 Sale.

Ewing, Carlins, s. Co. vs.. Daniel Wurtz. ct al.
Dl virtue Of an execution to directed and deliv-
- cred from the court Of common pleas of Hau;u
county Ohio in the above entitled cause, will offer
for SALE at the door OF the court house. in PeyshurE
On Monday, September 1th, 1857,
betwee the hours of 10 aud o'clock A. NJ. fsail diy
the following real istate to witt The south half of e
southeast quarter Of section seventeen town three
ON, range eleven ll) all in I'ood county. Ohio, con-
tanning eighty (sO) acres of land, more or less.
C. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
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DIED,

In this City, the LIST of August after a long and
painful Illness CAROLINE wife of E. c. Couture, aged
Is years, one month, and 10 days,
On Thursday morning, July 30th, of Dropsy on the
BRAIN HATTIE, only daughter of Marshal and Hannah
G. Key, aged years, months and II days.
"She was too fair and clear,
For our troubled pathway here,
Heaven, that was her natural sphere,
Has its own rcmoved.n
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LOCAL AND LITERARY.
Cash Up--Hmportnnt to Everybody

Cash Up--Importunt to Everybody.
Hereafter no advertisement will be admitted into the
JounvAL until it paid for en- "ept where there is
person presenting advertisement for insertion VIII
be held responsible for the We cannot pay our
debts with accounts Tom Dick, and Harry, ofwhom
we know nothing. The cash system is better for all
parties and zoe shaA adhere 70 Il.
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school Examiners Notice.

The board will hold their next regular session for
the examination of Teachers at Glead, on the first
Tuesday in August.
In addition to the usual course, all Teachers will
hereafter be examined in American History.
No applicant will be examined who is not present
punctuay at 10 o'clock AM.
- .i '.| ]. w. WOODBURY. Clerk