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GLEA NSING Red VEING
REPAIRING, go.

Il II q, Red l N q
REPAIRING, go.
The subscriber still con nues the above business and In
ves continuance Of favors from his old cuomsfs and
suggests n the gentlemen generally Of this CITY and vi
cinity the economy Of having their
WEARING APPAREL,
renovated in thu excellent manner in which he Is known
to do his work Of this decrpton
Gentlemen's Goats, Pants aud Vests,
leaned and Re Dyed whole, and repaired In neat man.
ner, and at such prices cannot fail n please Gen
tlemen sh' ud bear Ia lad that the following advanta
ges at aimed by having their apparel renovsed
l. clean garment Is ner, looks better and wil
wear longer than soiltd one.
q The advantage Of having clothes repaired Is too ap
paren need aaght but hint to the wise" have
stitch taken IN time"
HIS manner Of doing work Is such 10 give the goods
that texture and appearance produced by the original
hnish and is his hat he feels confident
that he possesses the ability to appoaeh very nearly 10
the perfection Of the Art
Second hand Clothes, in many instances taken In ex
change for work.
LADIES' sHAWLS,
or every description clsansed and neatly finished Also
ladies' travelling, Riding and other thick Dresses
CLEANED aHd Fintshed Wh0fe
Work will be done A. very short notice II desired or
Ace for wore and orders at FOSTER FAY's Fruit and
Confectionery Store No. pleasant street.
nd deodtl WIN. L. LEae.
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GHE WORCESTER SPY.

Printed and Published by JoHE MILToN EARLE,
TOMAS DREW at No. 212 Siain Street. Worcester Mass
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CR0CKERY, &C.

j. L. HOOD, having leased f'r term Of years the
large and cnmmOdions store now occupied by him, in
PAINE'S block, near the corner of Main and Pleas
ant street aud fued it up 10 connection with the old
stand for the purp of embracing his the bet
ter accommodation his customers takes this hod
to inform the public that they will hnd his establish
ment large and complete assortment Of
NEW FURNITURE,
Together with Carpets Beds Msttrasses Clocks Win
dow shades, and Fixtures and Housekeeping Goods Of
every description. Also.
SECOND HAND FURNITURE
OF various kinds all OF which will be sold upon terms
10 suit the purchaser
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MAsSASDlT INSURANCE COMPANY,
springfield, Mass.
Cash CHpisRi, . 100000.
8. S. DAY, Pres't.
&
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NT ECH MICS NUT UA
T [ r e
INSURANCE COMPANY,

SPRINGFiELD FIRE AND MARINE
- INSURANCE COMPANY, Springfield, Mass.
Cash Capital and SURPLUS, s35O,OO0.
EDMUND FREEMAN Prest.
W. CONNER, JR., Secy.
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TERMS OF PUBLICATION.
DAILY PAPFR.-F0CR DOLLARS a year, payable al.
ways In ADVANCE. All subscriptions discontinued at
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fA FUR "A LE Or TO RENT. = The
Es', Honse, % Providence street, situated the
Essh- Female Collegiate Institute. commanding one of
the hest views in the city The house has fourteen rooms
is nearly new, and in good repair The lot upon which
stands is bundled feet front enc hundred and
twenty deep, covered with choice fruit trees in bear
ing condition The house is arranged be occupied by
two families The above described house will be
sold or rented very cheap For further particulars in
quire Of o. P. 5dATTU *.
dec1S deo1n No 2Americau House Block.
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BUGGY FOR SALE.--A top buggy, thoroughly
I'D built and has been run very little Inquire Of
au2s dtf MARSHALL MILLS, May street
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EIVOR SALE Or TO Il ENT.-The house oc
e cupied by the subscriber No. s. Wellington street
The house has sixteen in good repair Mar
bic Fire frames, Bathing rooms is he'ted by air fur
mace and the lot upon which it stands is hundred
feet square Che house is arranged to be occupied by
one or two families. Possession given Immediately.
GEORGE P. BRYANT.
Worcester, Oct. 81, 1857. NJ d&Rtf
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S P + G l AL MOTTO ES.
DR.. Roback's D1scoxariea


we can not shut our eyes to the fact, that
Or. Robacks famous Medicines, the Scaudi
navian Blood Pills and Purifier, are effectina
wonderful cures of Fever and Ague Dyspep.
sia, Liver complaint and Rheumatism, in all
parts of :he West. Planters and Farmers
upon whose words We can rely, assure Us tha,
such Is the case, and the newspapers with
which We exchange confirm the statement
The Blood Pills and Blood Purifier, as thei,
names import, act specifically upon the active
principle of disease in the Animal Fluids
The distributive system of bloodvessels and
nerves, which irrigate the whole body with the
element Of vitality, becomes, when that ele.
ment is tainted with corruption, a d:ssemina.
ton of the seeds of disease. 1t is upon this
circulating poison, this deadly virus, propelled
through the veins and arteries to the destruc.
ton of health and life, that DR.. Roback's prep.
arations act. They change the chemical char.
acter of the blood, revitalize it, render it pure
and nutritious. Graphing with and destroy.
ing the very root of disorder, their cures are
complete and permanent. We invite atten.
ton to DR.. RS advertisement.
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ROAD NOTICE.

THE undersigned citizens Of Monroe county,
i Ohio, would respectfully petition the Com
missioners of said county, at their June term.
1883, for a review and vacation of so much of
the road leading from Malaga to Miltonsburgh
as follows: Commencing at the foot of the Hill
west of Malaga at the forks ef the roads, thence
bearing south of the present road passing just
below the bridge opposite Slack's fence to the
first turn of Ezra Johnston's fence; thence
south west through the woods to the corner Of
Geo. Spalling's and Johnston's lands, (marked
by dogwood stiok;) thence west to the north
west corner of Ezra Johnston's meadow in the
creek, and from thence the nearest and most
practicable route through the land of George
w. Spalding to intersect the present road at
the gate below his tobacco house, on the top
of the hill, as the viewers may determine.
Your petitioners would further set forth, the
contemplated vacation is for the benefit of a
portion of the present landholders as well as
FOR the interest of the travelling public.
The above request being reasonable in its
nature, and considered to be highly necessary
the undersigned hope it will meet your early
and undivided attention. We subscribe our
selves your humble servants.
April q, 1858. MANY PETITIONERS.
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~N. p Willis and his sister, Fanny
Fern, recently met and recongnized each
other for the first time in seven years!

~ The superiority Of American in
ventive genius, not only over that of our
English progenitors, but indeed of all 9TH
er nations has become too tangible to be
disputed. 1t was notorious at the Worlds
Fair in London, that the Americans far
outstripped all others in the useful inven-
tions which they supplied. We beat the
English in vessels, railroads, and manu-
factures by power We are beating them
in the scientific arts of Chemistry and
Medicine, as we have long beat the rest OF
mankind. A new and practical proof of
this assertion is shown in the fact that the
principal remedies of the allied armies OF
the East are furnished from the laboraio-
~ of our own countryman. DR.. j. AVER
of Lowell, is filling orders for immense
quantities of his Cherry Pectoral and
Cathartic Pills, for both the land and sea
forces in Turkey. His medicines have
been tried and approved by those in pow
er who have found them the most reliable
which they could procure for the exigen-
cies in which they are to be employed
NJ T. City Times.
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TO TEACHERS.

IT.
THE Board of Examiners of Monroe County,
L Ohio, will, for the purpose Of examining,
Teachers and granting Certificates to those
found qualified, hold meetings in the Woods.
field Union Schoolhouse. on each of the fol-
lowing days, viz:
Saturday, April "a, 1858.
And thereafter on the last Saturday in each
month, until further notice.
The examination will commence each day
precisely at s O'Clock, A. NJ, and Teachers not
present at that hour, will not be examined.
The 45th section of the School Law stxiGtly
requires that allteachsrs be publicly exanaineA
and on the days publicly advertised by the
Board. No certificates obtained at any other
time are legal. S-@s
BY order Of the Board.
JOHN MOORE, Clerk.
J. Woodsfeld, April l4th, 1858.
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~ Hsllos0ay's Pills, or rather their
effects. are producing q sensation unpar-
allelcd in the history of the healing art
in this country. They are annihilating
the experimental practice Of the faculty.
Why say the victims of dyspepsia.
dysentery aud bilious complaints-"why
should we permit the practitioner to test
the power of half dozen medicines upon
us, when VIC know that HoLLowAY's Pills
are all sufficient to effect cure?" 1t is
not alone in consequence Of printed testi-
mony and common report that this fact
is patent to oil the world; it is also verrii-
ed to tens of thousands by their own in.
dividual experience and personal observa-
tion.
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FrOW CuC HtE6
BIT u A r Y.

DIED-May End, 1858, Mrs. MARINDA,
wife of F. G. Okey.
The subject of this notice was born near
New Castle, Monroe county, Ohio, September
9Th 1884, was the daughter of William and
Hannah Myers, and from her earliest youth
was an obedient child. 1t seemed to be the
delight of her heart to obey the slightest init
matioa of the wish of her kind parents, and
il is said BY them that she never disobeyed in
q single Instance. Thus she lived and grew
up to womanhood, greatly beloved by her pa
rents, and = pattern to her associates, loved and
esteemed by all who knew her. :
In truth it rarely falls to the lot of man or
woman kind, to be so generally loved and re-
spected as was the subject of this notice.
And although her parents have but recently
attached themselves to church, yet they have
been particularly careful to impress upon her
mind a regard for christianity, and the teach
ings and precepts of the Holy Scriptures. She
never permitted herself to be carried away by
light and trifling conversation, but treated all
subjects worthy of conversation with candor.
At camp-meeting held on her fathers place
in August 1857, she became tonvinced that it
was her duty to identify herself with some
branch of the christian church, and accord
ingly CAV. her name to the NJ. Z. Church, and
sought and found the "pearl Of great price
and shouted aloud her JOY.
From that happy hour until the day OF her
death, it is believed that she lived in the en-
joyment of that peace that passeth understan-
ding, that vital holiness that puri6es the heart
and qualifes it's subjects for immortality, and
eternal life. She was meek and humble fol-
lover of her Divine Master, and her feet were
truly turned to the testimonies of the Lord
When she conversed upon the subject of re-
ligion, she spoke as one who enjoyed the grace
of God in her heart. And while her afflicted
friends deeply deplores the loss of an obedient
child, kind and afectionate wife, an obliging
neighbor, aud society one of its brightest jew
els; let them not sorrow as those that have no
hope. We real Of acountry W. o q inhai l.
tants shall never say--I am sick, where the
bloom. Of Immortal youth shall never fade, AID
we doubt not that at This present writing, that
Marinda stands beyond the reach of sin, hav-
ing o right to the tree of Life, and to drink Of
that stream that makes glad the city of oul
Gods ~ B. sss@EtsxuE4 .gErEsSs Ess
DTEDlon the 2stil Of May, 1858, in
Wayne township, this county, of Pulmonary
Consumption, EMILY JANE, wife of Samue
Lstta and daughter of John and Emily Moose
aged % years, 10 months and days. @-E'la
s---on the 30th ult., in Wayne, township
Mr.. JAMES JOHNSON, aged Is years. s-....
Lon the 5th inst. at the Iufrmary, JoBCA
VERT, aged 100 years.
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An Ordinance.

BE IT ORDAINED By THE TOWN
COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF CLAR-
LNGTON, That each person owning dwell
ing house in the limits of the corporation IL
der, of sufficient length, to get mp on the roof
of their house or houses, with good and sum
cient fire hooks, permanently fastened to ONE
end, and to keep generally At his house, and
upon failure, to procure or keep said ladder as
aforesaid, within twenty days from the pas
sage of the Ordinance, the Street Commissioner
is authorized and empowered to furnish the
ladder aforesaid to all dslinquents, and collect
thelprioe thereof from them.
By osder of the Council
-. PETER WADE, Clerk.
June 2, 1858,
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STATE OF ONO, MoNRoE COUNTY.

STATE OF ONO, MoNRoE COUNTY.
M OTycE is hereby given that Robert Algso,
IN Charles Algso, ,jr., George S. Algeo Joseph
Algeo, James Algeo, William r. Algeo and Ann
Algso, have this day hlsd in the office of the
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of said
County, their petition against Sarah Jane Al
geo, in which they demand partition of the
west half Of tho south east quarter of section
thirty and the east half of the southwest quar-
ter Of the same section, and the northeast
quarter Of the northwest quarter Of section
twenty mine, and the north west quarter of the
northeast quarter of the last named sectioh;
all in township two, of range five, in said
County. The prayer is that partition be made
to each petitioner one-seventh and that said
defendant Sarah Jane Algso have her dover
aparted, but denies her right to anything
moro. ARCHROLD & ARCHBOLD.
Attorneys for PHI.
May 10, 1S5S-3t.
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Estray Notice.

CTRAYED from the subscriber on or about
~ the 14th of April 1858, two mares; one a
light iron gray, four years old, barefooted, with
small eyes; the other q little brown mare with
a small star in her face, about FIVE years old
She had three shoes on, and one-half a shoe
on one fore-foot. She has black feet and |, gs.
Any one who will return said mares or either
of them, or will give the subscriber informa-
tion SO that he may obtain them will bs lib
orally rewarded. His residence is two miles
north of Somerson, in Belmont county.
STEPHEN B. DAY.
April 81, 1S5S.-Stpd. ...
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MARRIED--On the 2sth of May, 1858, by
John Bsardmore, Esq, Mr.. LEVI c. HALL and
Miss MARGARET LAUGHvER, all of Washington
township, this County.
AT the Probate Office in Woods6eld, on the
End inst by Hon. VIM. +. Hunter, Mr.. BENoNI
EARLY and Mrs. ELIzABErH HARTLISE, all OF
this county.
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NEW FIRM.
New Principles of Business

DEING satisfied that selling for CASH and
Id short credit, for one price, at small profits.
best in the end, both for the buyer and seller,
We will hereafter do business on that prnci-
pie, and will marx everything at the lowest
CASH price, in plain figures, from which we
will not deviate.
We do not wish to open any new accounts,
but will continue accounts with such of the old
customers Of j. SzNsENEY, that have always
paid their bills promptly when presented.
Placing them on the same footing as the cash
buyer, We will require their bills to be paid
hereafter -as + AZ g..
TERLY IN CASH.
We repudia!e the present custom Of selling to
one person at one price, and to another, at a
different price--everything being marked at a
fxed PRICE, in plain figures, the smallest boy
in the store will sell as cheap as the owners,
and child can buy as cheap as the greatest
Jew. We wish to do business on strict moral
principles, and rely on the good sense of the
people to sustain US in our efforts.
-.. SENSENEY d co.
Wheeling, Jan. lst, 1853.
% We are now in receipt Of ERW SPRING
GOODS, to which We invite the attention OF
buyers visiting Wheeling.
April Z, 1855.
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RO1D NOTICE.

THERE will be a petition presented to the
i Commissioners of Monroe County, Ohio.
at their next session in June, praying the
alteration of the County Road leading ffom
Graysville to Brownsville. Said alteration 70
commence at the big road near Levi Joys at
the forks Of Browns run, in Benton township,
thence up the left fork of said run through tho
lands of Robert Riley, George Coss, Anne
McHugh, Henry Waters, VIM. Foraker, apa
the heirs Of Peter Harmon, deceased. Ssid
alteration 70 terminate at said big road, near
the school house BY BENJAMIN Coss, in Wssh.
ingtou township. MANI PsryrloSSIs.
May s, ls68.-4w.pd. as
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CINCINNATI MARKET

JUNE 2.-Flour, sales 100 bbl. at $3,-
7Oa4, the market is unchanged: Whisky
advanced to l8ac, with sales of 900 bbls
and an active demand Provision dull and
lower. Bacon sides ST Money easy at
7alO. Exchange unaltered, dull at 5-S
premium for Eastern,
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Benjamin Landis, Cause pending in the
VI. Court Of Common Pleas,
Mary Ann Laudis. Monroe County, Ohio.
Tha defendant will take notice, that on this
18th day Of Nay, 4. D., 1855, the plaintiff fled
his petition in the Court Of Common Pleas
Aforesaid, to obtain divorce from said defend
ant, on the ground of willful absence for mere
than three ysars: and that he will ask for a
decree at the next term Of said Court, com
mencing on the 9Th day Of July, A. D. 1888.
BENJAMIN Lands, Petitioner.
By RIcRARpsos 4 SlHcLAts, his Attorneys.
Nay 18th. leS8--6w.
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MoFFAT's LIFE PILLS AND PHGNIx

MoFFAT's LIFE PILLS AND PHGNIx
BITTERs. invaluable medicines are
certain remedy for all the complaints o1
the bowels and the diseases of the liver
incidental to change of climate. and ol
living after sea voyage. They are the
best family aud travelling medicines as all
experience teaches. Sold by w. B. Nor.
FAT 335 Broadway, New York. and his
Agents.
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NOTICE.

@ ARAH MILLER, of Elk township, in the
- County ofNobls and state Of Ohio, is no.
tilted that jacob Miller did, on the 18th day of
February. a. D., 1855, fls his petition in the
Office of the Clerk Of the Court Of Com mon
Pleas, within and for tho county of Monroe,
and State of Ohio, charging the said Sarah
Miller with being willfully absent from him
for three years, and asking that he may he
divorced from the said Sarah Miller; which
term Of said Court.
JACOB utLHR.
By HARVEY HolIAEp his Attesnsy.
May IS, ls58-6w.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Paxton s Donlon, 4 N order Of attachment
VS.. IN was issued in this case
VIM. McMunn. on the goth of April, 1858,
by Jacob 7. Morrill,, Justice of the Peace in
and for Salem township, Monroe county, Ohio,
for the sum Of one hundred and twelve dollars
and forty cents, the defendant being q nom
resident. The case is set for hearing at .
o'clock P. NJ, ON the 5th day of June, 1858.
---. .-.. .--.-..-s PAXTON & DONLON.
May 5, 1S5s.-4w.
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State of Ohio, Monroe County.
IN THE PROBATE COURT or


Petition to Sell Land to Pay Debts.
Elijah G. Sisy, Rxscutor of Edward Stay, decd.
: q against r.
Amelia. 0ickerson, Alexander Dickerson, An
geline Eaton, Ahijah Eaton. the unkne wn
heirs Of Matilda Wilbur, Lydia Slay, Ruth
A. Moore, William Moore, Anthony Slay,
Jsretta Adair and William Adair.
V0U are hersby informed that on the iirst
i day of June, 1858, said Executor fled in
said Court his petition, the object aud prayer
Ut which petition Is TO obtain an order 10 sen
the following real estate in Monroe county,
Ohio, to wit: aF2 e -s 5f1E# y
The north west quarter Of the south east
quarter of section twenty-seven, township four
and range six, and the south west quarter Of
the south east quarter Of section twenty seven,
township four, and range six, or SO much there
of as may be necessary to pay the debts Of
said deoedsnt. Said petition will be for hear
ing ON the 18th day Of July, 1858.
WILLIAM r. HUNTER,
June 9, 1s58.--6w, Sol. for Petitioner.
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SEWING MACHINES.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

COURT OF COMMON Pleas, MONROE
COUNTY. -te
Jacob Salisbury, J. UY virtue of mandate to
VS.. w me directed from the
VIM. H. Bell. Court of Common Pleas eff
Monroe county, Ohio, will offer for sale at
public outcry, at the front door of the court
house, in the town of Woodsfeld, in said coun-
ty, on
Saturday, the I2M day Of June, 1858,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m, and 4
o'clock, p. m, of said day, the following des-
cril,ed real estate, to wit:
The north east quarter of the soutA west
quarter Of section thirty-four, township one,
and range four, except ten acres lying and be-
ing in the south west corner of said tract, and
the said tract lying in the Marietta land dis
trict.
Ordered to be sold a, the property of VIM.
H. Bell, at the suit OF Jacob Salisbury.
C. NJ. MORROW,
May IL. ls5S-S3 GO Sheriff, M. C. o.
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NOTICE.

H7ILLIAM II. BELL will take NOTICE that
w on the lst day of June, 1883. Sarah An
derson fled in the Court of Common Pleas Of
the county of Monroe, and State Of Ohio, her
petition against him, claiming therein that
there is due to her from said William H. Bell,
twenty eight dollars with interest thereon from
the LIST daysof March, 1s49, and that an order
of attachment was on the same day issued
thereon, and that the same is now pending in
said Court. SARAH ANDERSON.
June 9. 1855. E-- -sAFf A."4
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WOOL! WOOL!

TNHE subscriber would announce to his friends
i and the public generally, that he is now
prepared for .e.... a. ..-.-r1---. F..
CARDING AND SPINNING WOOL
in the very best manner. His entire machine
~ is now gotten up in the very best order, and
he feels confident of rendering general salts
faction, provided the wool is brought in good
order. To put wool in good order avoid soap;
use plenty Of chamberlsy and hot water; dry
it as soon as possible-rain or creek water is
best. Fine wool should be well washed and
cleansed. Try to bring your wool early, and
We will try to accommodate you in the short
est possible time.
N. B.-One pound of lard should accom-
pany every eight pounds of wool.
The subscriber will receive wool and return
spinning or rolls at the following stations once
a week, commencing the first week in June,
and so on throughout the season; provided
circumstances will justify him in SO doing; to
wit:
@. F. BrLLMAN's Lewisville;
II. FORD & Son, Ford's Mill;
SIMEON SMITHS, Beallsvilla
J. H. PROBASCO, near Jerusalem.
>. May Il, lS5S.-2n,
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ATTACHMENT.

Jacob shuman, Plaintiff, ReforeJ. p. sprigg.
vs.. - J. p. Of Seneca
Crispin Oglebay, Dsf'nt. township, Monros
County, Ohio. On the 22nd day of May, A.
d. 1883, said Justice issued an order of attach.
ment in the above action for the sum Of sixty
dollars. Said case will be for final hearing OF
Saturday, the 10th day of July, A. D. lass, al
9 o'clock, A. M.
JACOB sHUMAN.
June 2, 1S5s-3w. pd.