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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-29
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Master C0nlUnissioner'a sale



Jaekson a. Jordan, Master eomm,rs, Sale,
Hsa,y s,sslhssn ssiss u A. supsTio. .1St Court.
DURSU ANTto an order Of the Superior
Il Court Of Montgomery County, made At ita Aprll
term 1899 and to dlseeted shall offer ~ public
auction Rt the doof oi the Court House In the cOun
~ Of Montgomery and state Of ohio, on
Saturday, November ~, 1899, -s4h
Betweeh the hourgof one and fouF O'eloeA r. M. OF
said day the following described property 70 wit
Lot numbefed four thousand four hundTed ene
ninety-seven (lt91l ag deaignated on the revised
stAte Of Ohio. t.tt. sIl
said property Il 70 be sold on Aipdgment a. favor
/ Of JafksOn A. Jordan, against Henry sirAthmanl
az. ~, The above property ~ appraised AZ one
hundred and nfty-thlee dolnfs, aud cannot be sold
I for less than two.thirds Of the Appraised valne'
which il 8 lO2 OO-l0O.
Terms Of pAle-Caah. ~. g....s
ffta Master cOmmleslonsf sup'f. Court,
JORpAn = JohDAH, Att'ya for fph'
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81 Dollars an Acre!

DOR a good Farm in Darke County, 6 miles
north east OF Union city. y acres under good
cultivation, balance good TIMBER rich black soil
Frame house of rooms handsomely situated, aud
surrounded by locust grove good ffsme barn, corn
crib, stable md other out buildings. Good bearing
Orchard with ali kinds of fruit.
CHARLES Il. CLARKE,
aug 25. Real Estate Agent Ciegg's Building.
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Farnna.

obi ACRES in Illinois, miles from Sum
Y 4 ner, on the o. h M. r. r., one hundred acres
Improved, tile remainder timber ofgoOd quality,
deep, rich, ailuvtal soil.
There are two good Dwelling Houseson the prem-
ises convenient out-houses, and in the midst OF q
good settlement
This farm a. .oiIared At the low price o. si2 pei
acre, being much less than Its value. For sale by
Ha fCIIAs. *. CLARKE,
Real EAtAte Agent, Sd street.
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Land. Land.

I WOULD eAn attention TO Land now of
L fered to exchange for city ProOerty or Goods,
located as follows:
OHIO-Shslby, Ross, Allen, Defiance, Henry,
Fulton, Darke and Williams Counties.
INDIANA Randolph, Wells, Wabash, Stark,
Jasper, Pulaskiand Lake Counties.
INOI5--Lawrenoe RchlRnd, Crawford
and Jasper Counties.
AdI66OURI--Oharilo W ashington, Madison
Ripley, Reynolds, oregon and
s.s shannon Counties.
IOWA-Seott, Buchanan, Boone, Cedar and
Van Buren, Counties.
NNEBOTA--Dakota, Ramsey, Rice, Scott
and Mcleod Counties.
The above are choice lands, and will be exchanged
on the most desirable terms on application 70
| CHAS, T.. CLARKE,
I iva Clegg's Building, Third street.
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Letter from MI. Corwin.

The Cincinnati Enquirer says "Mr. Corr
win-the Hon. Thos. Corwin--the Republi-
can orator, who advised the growing of
hemp on the l1oserge wherewilh to bang the
Abolition traitors that there do swarm ike
blueiboitled flies around dead carcass--the
same Mr.. Corwin wrote letter last month,
which has just been started OF on an airing
excursion through the press. Corwin was
invited to barbecue recently given at Cat
iIettsburg KY, 10 honor of tn, election Of
lion. Laban T. Moore to Congress, and he
told the committee he bad been constantly
on the stomp "fghtiug the heresies of Re
publicauism and the humbugs Of the Demoe
rAcy7 AS be has always regarded every
thing Democratic as humbugs, be is pardon
able Cor not having a different opinion il
his old age; but the Republican heresies
which he has been fighting, and which b
trusts, in Ohio. are thoroughly expunge'
from the creed Of that party'-what ar
thew
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Graduated Lands.
FOR SALEl

A HANDSOME RESIDENCE, one mile
IA west Of Dayton, sn the ridge overlooking the
the city, with upwards OF four acres of land.
The ground is well stocked with bearing NUT
trees grapes, strawberries, raspberries, Re-, and
pleAty of shrubbery House two-story, eight rooms,
In good condition, large cellar, and outbuidings
An attractive place.
Terms reasonable. GHAS,. r.. CLARKE,
sept9s Cleggs Building Sd street.
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0LEnANoN, Ohio, sepL 25, '50.

"DEAR Sill have heen so constantly
engaged since | saw you, aud especially
since the receipt OF your letter inviting me
to be with you on the 22d inst, that bo-
lieve have not answered your note have
been constantly on the stump, fighting the
heresics Of Republicanism, and the humbugs
Of Democracy. The former, trust in Ohio,
are thoroughly oxpunged from the creed OF
Of that party, and the latter ! hope, are
somewhat damaged find the public mind
Of Ohio opening to more catholic view OF
National affairs Now let Kentucky meet
us ut some safe halfway house, so that we
may sit down in peace together again. Give
my best regards to Mr.. Moore, and believe
me, as ever, your sincere friend.
THOMAS CORWlN
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A FINE store room on Market street, very
n suitable for Grocery OF Eating House, being
thatpart OF the room now occupied by v. A.& q. r.
More that fronts on Market street, may BE- either
~ az 80 feet deep. +tH
Alsa. iaTge r6om on the second hoor, 2exaO feet,
suitable inr 10 oifce. Entrance on 1hird street n,
Eaqilire OF a. A. til. More, or W
s-lfa T1a 81 CHAS, v. CLARKE,
jylz i,tlts Real Estate agent, Sd 81.
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nAAwesk ego the Empire charged that
!, W o.. . osc sscple IA DAYTON who were ready
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-06-04
Poeffy.
May Flowers.

Children Of the painless wood,
Dwelling in deep solitude,
Born of earth and blessed Of heaven,
Proofs Of love that God hath given;
Pledges from His bounteous hand.
When your gentle mother, Spring,
Heard the happy robin sing,
Then we saw her. calm and slow.
Lift the c0yerlet of snow
From Your tiny forms, and press
Your pure lips with tenderness.
And we knew she fingered there,
Whispering words Of love and prayer;
For At last each sleeping child,
Looking upward, sweetly smiled,
With the beauty Of the skies
Mirrored in its dewy eyes!
Low winds whispering through the trees
Dreamy mu'murings Of bees;
Notes Of birds. and flow Of rills;
Music that the rain distills;
Your sweet cradle song are these,
And unnumbered melodies.
DYE children Of the wood,
Messengers Of solitude,
Ye are dearer. far, TO me
Than the nursing Of the lea!
For We bring to heart and brain
ChildhOOd's rosy dreams again.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-09
The Late Tragedy at BELLOWS Falls.

We have received, says the Boston
7roualler. an extra fIom the Bellows
Falls (Vt.) Times. giving full p~articue
lars OF the lat: tragedy in that town. re
sulting in the death of a young man who
had clipped with his bro,her's wife. His
name is w. H. Sanders, nineteen-years
old, as was also his partner in guilt =
The bro;hsr parsued them TO Bellows
Falls. and it was when discovered that
be swallowed a quantity of strychnine.
The woman was in the act of following
his example but before she had imbibed
the fatal dose, the vial was dashed from
her lips by her husband. The mar died
in three quarters of an hour. The wo-
man will recover. The Bellows Falls
Times says:
daniel Sanders, husband of the tru-
ant woman, is said to be a very steady,
industrious, hard working man and ex
ceedingly indu!gent to his wife, for
whom he has been ready to make any
sacrifice, and within a short period had
purchased for her largely in dresses and
jewelry On the other hand, she is said
70 be rather pretty looking, giddy. and
light Searted, careing more for balls and
transient pleasures than her own house
hold. She has a young child which she
left ct home sick whsa SIZE ran away
On examination of a truns wn:Hh she
left locked up at home, she had taken
out her things and partly filed it with
wood. She got money of her husband
under pretence of buying a shawl on the
evening of her desertion, but made no
purchase. She is of French birth and a
native of Canada"
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A Dangerous Fellow.

In Liverpool, Eng On the goth ult.
a perfect Mormon in his marrying pro
! pensities. named Egham, was brough
be fore the police court for polygamy :
This fellow was shown to be a mcst des
perate character among the women
amusing himself by marrying all tha
we're fools ecough to listen TO his pro
posals. He commenced his career b.
marrying. under a fictitious name,
Miss Gee of Turnhsmgreen. He mex
married Miss Celia N. Wye, o. Ken
niagton, a girl with considerable froper
ty. Either the lady or the rropertJ
fixed his affections for some Time. n
last he strayed of. and on the 81 of Jan.
uary, 1858, he married Miss Lidia March
On the 81 of May last he married Miss
Sarah Drewite. On the 18Th of July
Miss Martha Cover, and on the 17Ih o.
August, Miss Fanny Farrell-making
four in about one year. All these oe-
ceptions were. proved upon him. How
many more credulous giIls were imposed
upon, does not appear. He managed to
excuse his absences from some OF them
by pretending TO be the mate of a ship.
Miss Wye always thought him to be a
collector for a large mercantile house,
and was not, therefore, surprised at his
frequent absences.
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Mlarriages.


In Warren, at the Eagle Hotel. on the 3d'inst.,
by A.or Abel, Esq, Mr.. WILLIAM MORRIS
and Miss ANN E. DAVIS, both of Mineral
Ridge.
In Braceville, n-the 3D. of Dec ult.. by Rev
BENJAMIN Walker, GEORGE FORD. Esq, o.
Crawford County, Pa, aud Miss MARY LIT
TIE, of Braceville.
On the a6th ult, by Rev. Vim. Sampson, Mr.
E. ". ROBERTS. of Ashtabula, to Miss HEN
RIETTA E. LEWIS. of Gustavus.
On the cam day, by the same, Mr.. ELISHA
B. PRATT, OF Wayne, to Miss LoyINA C
GATES, of Gustavus.
On the Sd inst, by the same, JAMES Nc
CARTNEY, Esq. of Monmouth, Ill, to Miss
EUNICE LINSLEY, of Gustavus. :
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March Appointments.
DR. H: TUBBs will be in attendance

M ii. TUBES will be in attendance
- as follovs:-
WARREN, National Hotel, Saturday. March SIX.
EAvEFsA, Prentiss House, Tuesday. Nsreh Isl.
AshIA'cLA' Ashtseuia House. Mondsy, Mfreh ffrh.
~ Ce='s1ss:s= s7ez Gil diseases e the Th-eat,
Lszrs, heart, Lirsr, Stomach. Boxsfs, Eiinsys
and Spleen. Alec. Drspsy. o-aref Rs,ums,isu,
S''ssa.ness' Deeiifty. Dyspepsia. FemaIs DissG5,
.1sas ana fersr. FSts. Impurities Of the Bleed.
ArHP'toHs, Caaesrs, Uirsrs, and all other varieties
o. long standing complaints, both External and In
for some tel years, DR.. Trims has devoted his entire
timet TO chronic Diseases. treating thousands annuity,
many OF wnom had exhausted every ether resource
nNuNh reach IN NO CASE ARE NIsERAL OR orHKF
roisoSs kArLorED, NOR DOES HE MAKE SICK TO MAXI
WHLL'ok TEAR DOWN TO Build Up AGAIN. The medi
cines can he taken with safety by the most delicate
ant parents may remain at home, and continue, will
pruuehce' their ordinary diet and exercise. NAM
nave recovered under the treatment after friends ant
pnysicisns have had given up all hope, the iRdisputA
pic evidenees oil which can always be furnished
lnvalids, however reduced or despairinv. are invite,
tocall,and may be assured that no encouragement viii
be given or expense incurred, without a correspondent,
prospect Of reco very
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-09
Congress.

TIE Ills l. which he the public have
.ae ersa.esi interest, which are now be-
fore Congress, are the bill to organize the
Terriiory Of Colons, which includes the
Pixies Peak gold regions: The Oregon
bill; the French SPolia,ion bill; the bill
fer the % rigid enforcement of the
law of lsos, agaias, the foreign slave
trades the army bill; The navy bin; pen
sion bill; military academy bill: sos, Of
Zee bill sDa Toe rev.ssae SIN. The las
named Oil calling for more loans, and
bearing evidence of THE was,eful extrav'
hsenca Of the administration, of inereas
ing public debt. is one CT which Messrs,
Cobb and Buchanan may well be proud.
The extraordinary financial genius dis.
played in sinking the revenue s56. OOO,,
o90, below the expenditure in twenty.
three months, is certainly very uneom
mon.
An extra session Of Congress is talkst
Of al Washington.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-09

We'll they have been doing something,
but the chaf Is so much more abundant
than the grain, that ii is difficult, some
times. 10 get at the substance of what has
been done On Wednesday ct this week
A:, Harrisons bill TO punish seduction,
was under consideration, and ably dis
cussed IN both Sides. Among its oPPoC
sers, and | think, tho biuerest n j. nad,
was the bachelor member frog. Mahon.
ing. All parliamentary rules, were re-
sorted TO, to defeat il, bu, to no purpose
The bill passed the House by a large
vote, and think 1t viii pass thu ss,a,e.
The bill is a short sms. Its provision,
are thai any scamp over IS years o.
age, who will, under promise of marriage
sedrce a girl under Is, shall be imPris'
oned in the ~peniten,iary not o thar
Eve years, no, less than one year.
These are not the exact words, hu, tbs
substance. Lsok out Genlemen(G
A resolution by Mr.. Stout, for the pur
chase of nine dozen port folios, for tht
use Of the members Of the House, LOADER
down BY the addition Of mine dozen pair,
of boots, q burden it was unable 10 carry
and consequently failed,
Yours T.
P. 8. The investigating committee Oh
the Breslin defalcaiion / learn will re
port 10 day.
This is a document eagerly looked 70
as likely 10 revesl the whereabouts Of
large portion Of the missing money.
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TRUMBULL COMMON PLEAS.
i slebbins & Morgan,
Charles s. Porter. ct. al.

By virtue Of an order OF sale. issued out OF the Court
Of Common Pleas for Frumbul County to me directed
and delivered, I shall expose to public sale 10 the
highest bidder. ct the door Of the Court IIo1se, in
Warren 10 said County, en-
Saturday, the 18th day of March, 1880,
between the hours OF le N. and 4 P. n. Of sad day,
the following described Real Estate, to wits
Ozs undecided ksU OF a certain tract or lot OF land,
In Warren in said County Of Trumbull. known by be.
ing part Of village lots number fifteen and sixsesn ir
the village Of Warren. bounded North on Market St.,
East on lands owned by Samuel Chesney and now DC
cupied by L. ]. Iddings, South by the South line OF
said lots, and 90 the West by lands Of James L. Van
Gorder. being about one hundred feet wide, more or
less, on Market Street. Said undivided half or said
premises appraised at Five thousand Dollars, is50O0)
Sold as the lands Of Charlie. s. Porter. pursuant to
the decree aad order Of sale in the above entitled cause.
(se00) j.. COX. Master comrissioner.
Warren, Feb. 9Th, ls59-5W.
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TuE Usrrrp STATES AMI PARAGUAY

TIE UNITED STATES y PARAGUAY
"A portion of the United States squad
room forming the Paraguay expedition
were at Montevideo On the 30th of No
vember. 1t was expected they would
sail in a few weeks for the Parana river
The dates from Paraguay are 20 the l9-h
of November. 1t is stated that the Par
aeuans were preparing to receive the
United States forces. but the prevailing
belief was that the difficulty would be
settled without occurs to war. 1t was
reported that. our government and Buenos
Ayres we're about To enter into an al
lance. whereby the latter would grant tc
the United States the right Of flee tran
sit for our troops through her territory,
and promised whatever assistance may
be necessary for the conquest of Para,
quay. In order TO counteract the efecI
Of this project, an alliance Of all the
South American governments against the
United States is recommended.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-09

A Boy CARRIED OVER THE FALLS OF
NIAGARA IA sad accident occurred al
Niagara Falls on Saturday. The Roch
ester Ehion says an adopted son Of Mr..
Gibbs, foreman of the Paper Mills, acci.
dentslly fell into the river and was car.
ried over the American Fall. We I'M
derstand that the lad was on the ice, neal
the mile, where men had been running
che drift ice from the 1ume, and acciden.
tally fell into the swift stream. He was
seen to fall. but was seen some distance
down the river, in the rapids. when be-
yond die reach of human aid. and speed,
Iiy pasted orcr. Of course to rise no more
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AND LOT FOR SALE
COAL; COAL; COAL!I

IoYricx OF CLEvELASD &MAHosisG r. r. Co.
Cleveland, O.. Jan'y I'd, 1859
The Annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of this
Company, for the election Of Directors, will be held
n this Once on Wednesday. 96 inst, at 1870 A. u.
UARLE PBAsE. Scc'y.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-09
Ill SH
CONVENTION.

Inc Tusnus VI suSv..sva i. %:--snll County and
vicinity, are respectfully solicited to meet In conven.
ton al the HIGH SCHOOL HALL. in Warren. on Sat.
urday. February 18th. at 10 o'clock A. VI. The follow
ing topics, among Others. are to be brought before the
convention, viz. The general interests Of Education
IN the county; The feasibility of organizing a County
Educational Association; The utility and praeticabil-
ity Of holding a Teachers Institute early the Coming
Spring, &c.
Arrangements have been made to secure a Lecturer
in due time.
Teachers and School 0lfcers are especially urged
to be present and participate in the enjoyments OF q
good time JAS. GREER, Chairman.
il. BARRETT. Secry.
The Committee are, Rev. Jas. Greer. Pennington
5. T. DeFord, Lordstown; Jas. Marvin, Warren; J. ]
Barrett. NeWton Falls; H.J. Caldwell, Girard; Robt
II. Jewell, BroOkfeld, Chas. Harm gton, Greene, and
the County Examiners. Rev. W. c. Clark, Isaac Crit
[ On and C. II. Hutchins Ian NJ
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HOLMES Tr., Crawford "a. ob;o 1r,v

HOLMES TP, Crawford Co., Ohio. July. 81.
pR Tuess-Sir: Since childhood I have been az
hicted with Pethisic or Asthma My mother before me
suuered from the same disease. As I grew older il
became worse, the paroxysms occurred oftener, ana
were more protraeted and severe, especially so during
the winter season. At all times a little more than
ordinary exertion caused a violent cough, and great
oppression in breathing.
While the paroxysms lasted, there was n Distressing
cough, and a constant ago~ni=ing struggle for breath,
being at times apparently rPon the verge Of sunlcation
very ittle sleep could be obtained at such times. and
that little while sitting in my clair. Two years ago /
was induced by the statement OF a lady whom you cured
OF Asthma, to make one more trial.
l had little faith at that zine, partly because 1 had So
oiten Teen disappointed, and partly because others
said L could not get we'll The treatment was pursued
under circumstances most unfayorable, having the
care OF SICK friends, yet have been not only fully re
lieyed OF all symptoms OF Asthma but OF otner aGoc,
tions accompanying. have no cough now. breathe
freely. rest we'll, ard have good strength.
Yours. truly. (feb9l susanna W. QU~AINTANCE.
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Tuesday, the esd day of February, 1850,
sheria's omee. warren. Feb. 9th. Issg-2x.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. tina

~ petition will be presented to the Commission.
es OF Trumbull County, al their March term. praying
them to take the necessary steps to alter or change =
certain road, situated in the North east part OF Farm.
ington, commencing in the centre Of the North and
South County Road. at the south line of lot e2 by the
School House, and running west of north along the
centre Of the original road sufficiently west to clear
the river, thence n~ortherly on suitable grouzd to abou:
ten or fifteen rods north Of Ira Hyde's barn on lot e,
thence east of north on suitable ground to the s)uth
cast corner of land owned by Ezra and Plympton Wild
man, thence north on lot line between lot 81 and 100
and to continue north some i've rods into Mesopota.
mia to the centre of the road now laid out; and also. to
commence at the southeast corner of Benjamin Lewis
land on lot el in the centre Of the road running west,
and run said road east along lot line until it intersects
said new road, and thereby vacating the north and
south road now running tlIroug Oh lots sl and ~
Pennington, Ian. e9th, 1859. Feb. 9th-4z.
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Vocal and Instrumental Music,
MISS KITE WATROUS. having

wi visited Warren for the purpose Of teaching
Music. especially tenders her services to the ciirers
OF Warren and vicinity .
TERMS OF TrIrfoS.-S3 for Piano Fsrte. and IS for
Guitar. Instructions in Singing will be inciukd In
the regular tuition. Address Miss -wArRoUs, 1t the
residence Of Mr.. J. O. Culver, Liberty Street.
n. B.. Pupils who may so desire. can be acconmo-
dated with opportunities for practice, at the house,
free u sItre ehargs. Musical Referee-Ar. cpuse.
Fer references concerning good character, xp,ly ia
Rev. John Hall. Pr. John Hubbard. u L. Marissn. p.
NJ. and &c. Root, Mayor, Ashtabula. Ohio Judge
Hiram Plumb. lion D CALDWELL, and q. \. Glddngs.
Esq, Jefferson, ohiS. FEB. ., 80.
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Examination of School Teachers.

THE Board of School Examiners for
l. TTumbull County, will commenee their regular
Examinations on MONDAY THE 2sth DAY OF FEBRUARY,
1859, and for the convenience of the Board Of Exam
iners Snd Teachers. the Board have districisd the
County as foilows:- -
Thcee persons who wish TO be examined as Teachers,
and reside in the Town ships Of Southiugton Champion
aud BaZetta, viii attend for Exam.na'to ion on Monday
the 2sth day of February.
Those residing in Rowland. Weathersfeld and War
req, will attend on Wednesday the I'd day of March
Those residing in LordstoEn,N Newton and Brace
VILE. on Friday the ith day Of March.
Those residing in Hubbard. Brookheld, Vienna and
Liberty. on Monday the 7h day Of March.
Those residing In Gustavus. Greene and Kinsnan.
will attend on "Wednesday the 9th day of March
Those residing In Harrington, Mesopotamia and
Bloomfield, on Friday the lith day Of March.
Those residing in Johnston, Mecca and Bristol, on
Monday the 18th day Of March.
Those residing in Fowler, Hartford and Vernon, on
"Wednesday the 10th day OF March.
The Examinations will he held at EMPIRE HILL In
WARREN, commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Of each
day O.. H. CLERK OF
Board Of Examiners.