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O9ERIEh'S SALE-Pursuant to the

GHERlkF'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
cumrn4nd Of 8 writ OF vPnd exponas issued from the
court OF Common Pleas Of Lucas Couiy, at the SUIT o.
Alien Hlnckl y, paiutih against Andrew klela ahg
others Defendants directed shall Oer lof SAFE ~
public Auction the door Of the Court House corner
Seneru and Champan streets ln The city OF IN
CHyahcga County the l2h day OF Msrch, lsss; AZ
o'cock d. of said the owing described Lands ano
teneeBts wit Situate in the City Of Cleveland Cuy
hoga County, and which also in the Siae OF Ohlo and
known by part of lot SO Gle eand vhge 3nd pounded
rs follows com encng the southery line n Cham
plain street. l6 feet westerly from its lntersec ion VITA the
westerly line of Ontario stree the north vest corner
Of and decided by JsnesS. Clark to Albert Sebbes on
the ed day Of p 1892 and running thence westerly win
ChAmpsiD forty fett thence soufhery ~ llght an
gles with Champain street eighty feet 10 an alley thence
easerly with said alley aRd parallel With Chalpialn 81
orY the south west corner OF land dcecsd
said to said Albert v Steshns thence norhsTy eighty
feet the nlaee Of beginning be the same more or less
Also other pere parcel OF 2nn suuats IN the city
Of land which also III the County and stale aiore
said and IS known BY heing parts Of original lots um e
elgy-hFee end ghtyfour in the plat Of the village Of
Cleveland and Is bounded as follows 70 wit Beglhnng
upon the southery line OF Dhapan street. one hundred
twenty feet westerly from Ontario greet and InnuE
thence westerly Wh said souihsry line Of ehsnpi3ln 81
forty feet thence sonthsTy Al right angles WITH
street sigttS feet 70 an aey running parallel Win Cha
plain street, thence eastsT VIII SAID alley loy Ie
hen enOThPr eighty feet to the place Of beginning De
the more OF less 4. ..-,~oo
SAID above described parcels of land appraised at $500
each ,,-,,,,r., 4, =, eh.r;er
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COMMERCIAL.
ciezeinna Pradnce nIarkets.

MORNING LEADER oFFICR.l
Friday. March II. 1859 5
Business very quiet again The receipts oi n'
sreas produce very light and uAnarnons N e0nse
suenee srs limited sales restricted to the sup
ply Of the bone Holders disposed to give
vay while buyers awaiting further Developments Nlh
pO.eed that the tssgrapAe makes the New York
market nrner
wHEAT-There is very little arriving. and considerable
competition for that by country mlsTs The only sale
was eAr-Oad on private terms.
CoRN-Quet ct quotations. with light city demand
oATs-Are word 81 asse for good on track Old con-
uuue TO sell at ErsAll lots from store
RYE-There very arriving and none IN store Ihe
receipts readily bring ss9sOc
BARLEY-Remnius steady at quotations.
BEANs-Te range all qualities is from Sc for infe ior
lots of 25 for good qualities white Occasional
,paIlOts We choice seed, sell as high as slS X
sEEDs-Hsvs day, small way at 3 l2s25 for
timothy and ss5 lot Of IS bush Of ths LITTER
sod at S575.
B6TTER-SAss 1t 14e for Central
81 IsARD-saes Of q few kegs at ike
EGGs-The market is reported weak at Ike. We near o.
sales.
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The Restorative is put up bottles Of three sizes VIZ
Lnge, medium and small; the snail holds pint, and
reas dol per bottle; the medium hOds at least
twenty per proportion than he SMALL ret 5
for dollars per bottle; he large holds quart 40 per
cent more n proportion, AID reais fer three dollars per
bottle
OF WOOD CO ,Pro7ristors No 3l2 Broadway, n.
Y lin the great N. Y Wire Railing Estabahment) and
No. lI4 Market street ST LOUIS MO.
And sold by all Druggists ami Fancy Goods Dealers
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YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
A CURE WARRANTED.

DR. AMOS & SON have devoted their attention sxeu-
sye 10 this peculiar class Of mala and the reet they
have consequently been enabled to fellow
lures fully testified and gratefully acknOwle dyed BY con
escest pstIents and others daily arriving in town from al
aTts country fr the EXPIRE purpose nly OF consul
afions while their have been cr ed by the most
signal advantages; yet from what they have experienced IN
quing into the causes of these infectious complaints
from their simple condition TO that of the most dan
ger Us and erate they have always nterained IN
pOssiblyo heir prevention. and removal and likewise
invariably found TINT the most horrible and malignant forms
Of sease could almost invariably be traced OF the
following Ignorance, neglect or the bed etect sol
upskilul and improper treatment; therefore Dr. AMOS
SON have succeeded discovering in the selection
their remedies safe ehectual and cautious course, omit
ting All combination Of remedies VIII ch bear equvoea
character as well hose whose premature inudlcous
aDpcaon might be productive oil bad consequences in the
ands Of private individuals In short The laudabe end Of
remedies the lessening OF great Of human
misery by the alienation relief and preyennn of those
greVous ictions that are in reality the foes Of lie
and which, while they extensively surround
fer our skill and interf, in their determination
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CHERIFF'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
~ conmand Of decetal order Of sale issued Iom ins
cou Of Common Pleas Of CuyahOga County AZ the sun
Zeotes H Monroe against Solomon C. BT 'Tn et az 70 me
directed shall oerfOr sale at public aueto AZ tne uooi
fthe Court HoUse corner Of Seneca and hanplan SIS
in the city of Cleveland said County on th I'm Gay oi
March 1859, at oc.ock P. NJ of sld the oll9Nihg
described lands and ements 10 VII Situate "a me
township of East Cleveland in the State o Ohinsnd which
also the County Of Cuyaloga, and Is Hn as PAT Of
lot 3se IN sail township, aud is bounded as toleSs m
msnciug he intersection Of the road eadng past 3 r
Beer in the said township. with the Euclid Road hence
POST heDce along the certre Of said roao cnas anu 93s
inks post thence in tbs centre OF said ao GnAu
south 50 degrees east 3chals and . Inks 70 me eenre
the Enci5 Road thence in the centre OF sad road eH
and 6IS linKs the place of neginning coAaiHns ni
aud i've hundred ard seventeen one
land be the same more less but subject 70 all legal hg
wavs.
Appraised at sls75 .,,,.,,s s.-.w
WILLIAMSON 4 RIDDLE, Plf's Attys. isl9
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Il isdi -ut to fsncy awkward stitch than ms
Ibis Is called double thread s-iich or course ne
thread which lies led curously on the low sqe o.
the cloth add 20 he Strength of the thread whch
masses through and holds the cloth together. but Simply
serves the 81 gle thread which take the
This aIso Is single tresd stitch. Tat the Grover an
Baker Stitch unraves readily shown by the above cut
But ,oud be state tn when fast ened TINS stltn
elastic and il TO many rup7s vauabe stltch IhM
very complicated coutrvance is required to take the
Gro Bak Stitch quite apparent Hence It's sreaI
Liability TO get out OF order.
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She. # 3 Special Master co%%iss.e9sr SIG

OHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of
y writ Of veri exponas and pu IA issued from the
Court Of Common Pes Of County at me sun ot
al defts drectedI have levied upon and shall oier
sale n Public Auction at the door OF the Court House
fcorner Of Seneca and ChampGin seets IN the Slty OF
CIeye land in said County, the l9th day Of Mrch ls
and tenemenfs wit Lying the township OF koyaton
n the County sf Cuyah0a Stale Of Ohio, and bounded
as follows beginning asake the cete OF the high
way the south line Of Lot No O. and runnln the9cr
south sc degrees Il hams 81 Inks thence north 2de
erees west chains % links beech ree, thenes north
81 degrees 10 chains 50 links 10 the place Of Begin
ming CONTAINING and ndety one hunredth acres,
benz the same land conveyed TO kcha Elliott by Ohm
Coates December 2ith. 1925 and recorded IN BOX NJ
pages SO Of CuYRhrga County Records
Appraised At SIs9i ,,-,r,,,,r,, - e,..s.
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CedQI NotifEs.
iHERIFF 8 SFEOIAL MASTERS

CHERIFF & SPECIAL MASTERS
- SAIF-Pursuant 70 the command Of order Of sails
,Ss,eS M of The Court Common Pleas of Cuyahoga
Cannv al the suit of Samuel L Baker PIN against Caro-
S;O Norton - Al def l shall offer for Public
ation n The door the Cou House orner OF Seneca
md Champain stresis in the City Of Cleveland II said
,t on thp a2j dav Of March, 's9 al oclcck P NJ. Of
sad dsy tie anls and teneents re oirhed as follows To
wit Situats u township and Wy Of oelng
western Reserve in the StaIe Of Ohio, aud which is also
onniv of uyahoga and known by being part of sub
ins No 70 in lhe subdivision lots Nos l34, 1885,
I ana is bounded follows: rOrh by ley east by
- NJ Al sosfh bg Hamilton street, and west by q line
naraei with the east line of said lot No 80, and 26 feet
distant heirg sris Of land % feet wide e the
80 sde of said lot No 80 with the dwelling house.
&c thereon be the loss, but subject 10 all
Legal highways
Appraised at S555. ,,-,o.,r,r.N
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Corning & Co Quotations
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-March .
r,z -rr r1p pa

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-March y o =
[BY TELEGRAPH.1
Kaurstate ard western finer bet market unehaneedi
rass 900 ibis al S55 IS for super. Staei S6Od5 gu
FOR exfrs STATE; 5I305s5 for superhne WESTERN S5 q
- Is f5r ezra WESTERN So 656o for common y in e1
Ira ruund hoop Ohio. the market closing hr Canadan
6gur dnIl. sales of 80 bbis 81 Sc 50q15O for extra
Rye neur quiet at 3,s0(G4 70 x,,-. ..f =, ooa
Nteat-uoy Mt at advAne Of lG9c; saIes OF d COO
b9s al As r winter red westerD Sl60 for WINE
ohio ST5 ior white MlchigaDi and Sl62s i'r "hte IL
Ryr-Dull; sales of 100 bus at 5000.
srley-DuI; Of $500 bus within the lange OF so9
corn-Fimer sales of 2lOoO bus a. s'@s9s for mired
western s7a9for Jersey and southern yellow the iadef
for choice ,.,1,.,- r., -..-,
WhisEy-Firmer an active; sales Of 500 bbls at q c
Pork-CIosed frm sales Of 800 hbls At SlsOogie-o
for new mess; S762 for old mess; Sl6365O ior prhe
ResfSiTm sa es $50 bbls ss.5aa7 90 for country
prime: seo9asO0 for counfrv mess; S95o9llN iA re-
oacs ed Chicag mess; Sl2i 09l3 for extra du
Prine Mess Beel-Firm at $l7l9Oi sales OF S0' HsiS
BseS sHSms-Dur; sales of $50 bbls at SlI6lT 90
Dressed Hugs Dull Of e(ssxc. -. .s,l=-, -
Cur Meats-O1iet; sales Of rs packages Al o7sS's IOi
Shouls and 81 l3shc for hans . ,,,,9,a
3 T1fd-Dull: sass OF 40 bills at Il7f6l9c;
Butier-Market quiet al Il9II for ONO anu A'S@'0 'i
Ststs
Cheese-Arive at sGalic.
Bccou-61uiet.
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D. L WIGfITMAN, Sheriff.
By VIM. r Simm' rs, d p.

CHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
an execution issued he Couet of Common Pleas
of Cpyahoga County, at the suit OF Il. L. and l. " hit
man aganst John sidual, directed have LEVIED
moon aud shall for sale Public Auction s the door
OF the Court House OF Seneca and Champlan st
in the civ of Cleveland in said County the 10th day Of
NaTel lSse at O'Clock p Al. Of said day. the tlowng
descrihed la and tenements TO wit Situate in the toW-
shin Of BrOok W. being number in the thirteenth
range oftownskp the Connecticut Western Reserve IN
STATE of Ohio anl which also the County of Cuya
ba and IS known as part Of Lot No 6 10 the veyyle
plat 80 called in Cleveland, formerly IN the City OF Ono
md Is described follows. STRIP on the north END
f saii lot rs rect wide being IS feet ont Hicks street
and a. feet deep be the same more or less
ID L. WIGHTAIAN, Sheriff,
a per Hon Strong Dep.
fsf,11
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PHILADELPHIA. Sent. 9, IA

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9, 1857.
pPoF Woop-Dear Sir. Your Hair Restorative l. prov
ing ef beneficial 10 me- The front and also the hack part
of nv head almost lost its cUyerng-Eas IN fact BALD
have used bu two pint bottles Of your Restorative and
now the top of my head well tudded with promising
crop fvoung hair and the front also receiving its benz
ht have tired other eparat1onS without any benefit
whatever. Think from nJ personal Recommendation
: '-' ''0 Yours RespectfGlly, D. R; THOMAS, ND,
4s4 No. Vine Street
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FEVER AND AGUEa

EROM WHICH MANKIND SUF-
IL FER OYER A LARGE PART OF THE GLOBE,
dscsd nv tSs nsoSoSs issn Of Sesstsbs deesy fhis
exhala0n evos ed by the action Of solar heat on vet soil
beIW he HORIZON this Taoo fingers near the ea's sur
face and the virus is taken with It through the Lungs INTO
the blood There it acts poison on the utter
and excreng organs Of the body The liver be-
comes & a sla aP9 tSs boo i B bs a and be e
mulate IN the circulation and roduee voent CONSTITUTIONS
Al disorder The spleen. the kineys, and ihe stomach
Finally the instinct af organism "a IN attempt to
the body internal e1crstoes force them
out Inc bleed leaves the SUFFICE and Tpshes 10 The inter
But in this effort il fails Then the FLYER follows, in
which the blood leaves the central and Tushes to the
surface asif another effort to e1p the irritating poison
Trough that other great excre othe SKIN In this also
and waits for scOyeT strength to repeat the hope
les Effort another day Ths:eass Ihs s q IsEoys@i .,
conIse Gndermins the health i i is not re9 oyeo
We hsvo labored ind. a1d have f9lnd an antidots
AYERS AGUE CURE.
which neutralises this aarioUs poison in the blood and
stimulates the SsTs sFPs + & me % 6ody AS = ssSnS
n n 4 re- or St5s does what IS o ore service 70
those who subject toths Infection faken IN season,
;hoss who use It ee fm S attacks ksers The system
health although exposed to The disease Conseou ntv il
tons which induced By this malignant influence such
as RemHtent Fe er Chill Fever pums er assksd Ag9e
ache Esrache. Catah Asthma, Papitaiions Painful AZ
fections Of The Siomeca and BOW IS an when Hsn ATS
infermittentype This sAeUR CURE" the cause
of these derangements and cures the disease.
This pishes BY stimulating the excreories 70
pei the from tine system and these organs BY degrees
become hated to this their Office of their accord
Hence ar ses hEi we term acclmalion Time may accom-
psh the end but often Life is not long enough,
Sacrdced in the attempt while his 'AGUE CuRE does il
and with safety We have great reason to believe
that this is well remedy for the whole
elsss Of diseases which caused u The misamafic ne
ion than any other which has been diScoYersd and has
still another advantage the public, which IS that 1t is
cheap as well as good.
PREPARED By
DIR. J. O. AVER & co..
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" MAKING CONNECTIONS
At Cleveland with Cleveland aud Toledo, Cleveland Co
lumbus Cincinnati Cleveland and Erie and Cleveland
and PittsbuTs Railroads.
Al Solol with hacks hagrin Falls. &c.
At bIantua with hacks for Rayenna SC.
At Braceville with hacks 70 Newton Falls, &c
At Warfen with hacks to Szren, Greenfield, Geadsie
A. YcunsstoEn. with stages for New Castle, Poland
Lowell ana EEon VALLEY, and thence By P. F. W G. T.
.. % FlllsDuis1. cHAs. L. RHODES. sup,t
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COUNTRY INVALIDs.

COUNTRY INVALIDs.
Persons in any part Of the world may be successfully
treated b. forwarding correct detail Of their with
remittance for medicines &c.
address DR. AMOS q SON, corner Main and Qusy-sis.
Ruffalo n. V nsd&wlE265
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THE ONLY ARTICLE
UmrivaIed i'm Market,
WITH IMMENSE
HOME AND Ell UROPEAN
DEMAND.

THE REASON WHY is THAT BY
Natures process restoresthe natural color
manenty after hair becomes gray; supplies the natur
fluids, and thus makes grow on bald h, ads removes
dandru chi and heat from the scap QUiets snd tome
the and thus cures all nervous headache and
NAV be relied al diseases Of the scalD AID
hair; it will stop and keep from falling off, makes it sot
glossy healthy and beautiful and if used BY the young
or three times viii fall or become gray then
reader read the following and judge for yourselves:
NEW YORK, jan =, ls55.
AIEssRs o. J. WooD Co.-GcHflenea: HaViug heart
good deal about Professor Woods Hair Restorative a3d
nv hair beng quite ay made up my mind TO lay aside
the preudices whif common with great many
sons had against all Of patent medicines. and ashor
ago commenced using your article to test 1t for my
self.
Tho result has been very satisfactory hat very
glad did So and justice to you well Us for the
courocernet of others who may be graz was. bu
who having my prjudices without my for setting
them aside ilng 20 give Your Restorative tr1
until they have further proof and the best proof being ocu
Tar demons raiion write you this letter which you may
show any such, and also direct them for further
proof who am in aud of the N. Y. Railing Es al
lishment every dsy.
Ny hair is now its natural color anJ nqah improved 70
appearance every way being gossler and aud much
more healthy locking. am, Yours Respec, f9y;
Cor Columbia md Carroll SIS Brooklyn
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NEW TREATMENT.
Buffalo Medical Dispensary
Established for the cure Of
Dyspepsia, General Debility, Fsuer and Agus,
Asthma, Incipient Consumption, bltTm-
tiles Of Youth and Old Age DC.
n NO MERCURY USED. a
DR., AMOS & SON,

Corner of Main and ouny streets, BUFFALO. n 7.
A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANS IN
"a the State who members Of the Royal COLLEGE o.
Surgeons London May be Consulted from O'Clock N
the morning until at night IN every gs and symptom o.
disease The they adopt the result Of upWas
OF thry years extensive practice Europe and America
A MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION
An srumsnt for the Of Nocturnal Emissions Eole
properly known as Seminal Weakness Can be pera
nenly cured IN fifteen days months by the use
d this instrument when used conoiny with medicines.
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. AMOS SON take pleasure In announcing that theg
have inyeurd important instrument for the curs o.
the above diseases IL has subjected test by the
eminent physicians in London, Psrs, Phlladel ha
and York. has been declared the only useful instru
meut nvenied for the OF Seminal WeancaS, or
any disease caused by the secret habits of youth Price
SO by mail or express.
n. B-Dr. AMOS SON, in order TO satisfy the most
skeptca the merits Of this Instrument pledge them
selves 10 any here prove unsaistse
tory. after fair trial, the money will be refunded BY
turning the instrument In good order.
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LIVINGSTON, Ala, Eel. Il. 1853
PFoF WooD-Desr Sir Your Hair Restorative has done
much good "a this part of he Nv hair ha- be
sghy dim nisbing for ri years eaused, srppose
from sgut burn WIS quite an 1Ifaht have been
using y,r Hsir Restorative weeks and find thatI
have fine head OF nair growing af er haging used al
other remedies known effect think the most val
uahle remedy now s1tan and advise all who are afflicted
that way your remedy
You can publish thls If you think pInpsr
Yours &C. s. W. MIDDLETON.
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We haTo iaboTed 10 ind. and have fonnd an antidots
AYERS AGILE GURE
PREPARED BY
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PEI BOTTLE.

DIR. J. O. AVER & co..
LOWELL. MASS.
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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-27
Order of Publication.

T INN B. McMullin, Mary Jane McMullin,
LFrancis X. Collins, Nancy Collins, Suel
Moore, Artemacy Moore.
Elizabeth Hughes, James Fl. Hughes, John ".
Smith, Wilson r. Smith, Ann Laura Mclean,
Louisa Jane Kingsbdry, Calvin B. Moore, Har-
bin II. Moore.
Now at this day come the parties aforesaid by
their respective attorneys, and it happening 10 the
Court that the defendants, to-wit: Calvin B. Moore
ard Hardin H. Moore have not been served with
process as the Law requires. 1t is therefore or
dered by the Court that an order of publication
be made, notifying the said Calvin B. Moore, and
Hardin H. Moore, that an action has been CON-
menced against them and others in the Circuit
Court of Howard county, in the State of Missou-
RI, the object and general nature of which is TO set
aside the will of Charles Hughes, that the same
was not daily executed and published; that the eX-
etution thereof was produced by mIsrepresenta-
tion, fraud and undue influence. 1t is therefore
ordered by the Court that unless the said Calvin
3. Moore and Hardin II. Moore be and appear
in the Howard Circuit Court at its next Term
thereof, 10 be begun and held at the Court house
in the city of Fsyette, on the first Monday in De-
cem5er next, and on or before the sixth day there
of If the term shall so long continue, and if not
then, before the end of the term, and file their
Demurrers, or answer the same, will be taken as
confessed and judgement will be rendered accor-
ding 10 the prayer OF the petition.
IL is therefore ordered by the Court that 4 COPY
of this order be published in The '.Giassow Week
" Times; newspaper published IN Howard
county, for four weeks successfully, and the last
insertion TO be aleast fodr weeks before the COM
increment Of the next term Of this court, and this
caUGc is continued.
Witness my hand and official seal on this 10th
l.. S. day of October, 1883.
ocil5-4w ANDREW COOPER, elk.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-27

GIlsccv BREwERY.-Mr. c. HELT has got
his Brewery in operation, andIs turning out from
fifteen TO twenty barrels Of Pure Beer per week.
He has started on small scale, but now that he
is at work, vii! immediately commence extending
his buildings and cellars, and by spring will be
able 10 supply the demand of all this section of
country. We are not specially fond OF Lager Beer
hut as il is fast supercedIng the use of strong
drink, it IS matter of some importance TO have
. pure article. The Beer Mr. H. brews is as
much superior to the imported stuff, as the wills
key our fathers made was TO the be-doctored and
be-drugged bust-head that is now vended, gill
of which would kill mule before he could be
unbridled. Beer drinkers should try some of the
Glasgow Beer, and If they will drink, they will
have none other.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-10-27
Cur Eloada.

During weeks ard months last winter, our
roads were wholly impossible for wheels, and
dangerous 10 man and beast, riding, There was
general cla.nor for Improvement. Everybody
wanted the roads improved. One or two meet
ings were held, committees were sppointed-rlans
were suggested, snd-notbing was done
winter Is most upon us again, and if 1t shall
prove an open one, the sane state Of things will
again exist and in all probability the same farce
ABOUT improvement will be enacted.
mere are few noted bad places, and they
might al least be thrown up and rulver.ed. Whose
business Is IT. The road oyersecrs, we suppose,
and 1t so, we call their attention TO it The road
ron mere TO Fayette could be improved at a
small cost Of labor and money. VIII those inter
ested agitate the subject.