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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23
UPWARDS on FIYE urNpREp norrIrs,

IN
tons 'NS MN '''' ''0'' u the ulrec
UPWARDS OF FIVE HUNDRED BOTTLES,
flying result has been the prompt and SG e graf
from otIr III e'ivS VINO nave sonlht relief
lis indisnutahle rio MT "a no stil ~ s DEMONSTRATING
- ~ ~ W wv A'e"''st
Fe"'"ie CHthOhc"n a Regulator of the A ge.
Other preparations STYLED Indian Fmnoenaco,o,,
are being widely sdreTtiSe -,
classes Of strength ana at nces a. EN-
the inventions have Nc, ,st Ion, ~
knowledge or experierce r,"cb W iN 10 nleulGal
pertaining to Indian Arenas or 81 aS h"oMyIeuEe
mnOsitiO1s and scales f rices or ~ 'u W stlcD
adopted to deceive ano hep1iie Tho t MAJ! ueNIces
uous and lead TO The sale AMI isc ~ anu tiie Greg
sOutelv niurionS articinS Gnu e VI spurious II mol aO
DR. HILL is the only regular physician whose ador+iso
mens have been before the public here and throurbont
New England for the last years and who Las nj
WAYS made the Indian Medicines and systemdf rcafYt
in all cases of Sexual Difficulties large mart OF his tbeor
and practice during that period of time '
NC ,N-r,, ~ ,,,,,.-,-, ,,,,,,,
HIS INDIAN EMMENAGQGUE has but one formula
anu Strength ana is put up IN bottles of convenient
sHe hcTuetrlG"y Sealeu win accompanying directions
and Is forwarded to all parts OF New England the United
states ana me Cahauas IN packages perfectly safe, by
Tie; CphmunicatoIs by mail are strictly Confidential
tention. ''' - '-'''1' NV VI % . insure at
~ze,s D., ..., , ,.,. >.
preparation intended to meet aud ecctualiV Teedv and
cure all eases Of Female difficulty confirmed or transient
and is the only preparation which will acronI sh that
result, being the production at a physician yidt ly
known throughout New England ana other sections of
the Union, and whose and testimonials far tx
coed those Of other practitioner his age in all
Try $50 prepsrti"1 Of Indan Fnan 5 eo S"u
warranted Genuine unless purchased Mt tho tfTe M
isr. AiiPs Botanic Remedies
for tI,c curc Of Ilri,.,,, I,i.. i, ;., 9, -, g,
times be tlund safe prompt and efficient in eradirating
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23
Gxnrtssts Ht.
TT S. ARMY AND NAVY SUPPLY
~ AGENCY AND CAMP EMPRESS.

To Manufacturers. lFrchaHts, and hrsHtors, and u
those CiShiHg To fOgrdrd Goods and Packages he
Camps o. he raTioas Military Stations, and also to
the NaUdf Posts OF the Coast and cur:
Havin secured especial privileges for visiting the de-
partmeuts both Of the army and navy and all the Camps
OF the army and the naval stations Of the coast ami
gulf the purpose Of Introducing and selling to the de-
parlm hts OF the army and navy, military Storekeepes
ccmmssareS quartcrmaSters suffers soldiers officers
ana naval agents and pavmaStcr Of the navy all arcle
required for the use comfort and convenience both The
army and navy, have organized the above entitled
Agencv a. Camp Express, with lis headquarters locat.
ed in the city Of Washington Under this orrarzutir
entirely complete, and extending through the depalt'
m,nts 69th of The army and navy offer unequal
leu Iactes 10 manufacturers merchants and inventors
IN readiness 81 sale saving OF time the many expens
es unavoidable through the usual tedious channels
sale TO the departments, camps and naval stations
lhose wishing 10 avail themselves the ADVANTAGES
OF TINS thorough and extensively Organized system Of
agency can do by forwarding samples OF their goods
70 9u ADDRESS N express. an prices and explanations
oy letter All pat kases and goods care for
camp or naval delivery will be promptly deliver, d. All
goods wares, or merchandise OF whatever nature Of
dered by this agency, will be paid for on delivery Lei
tiers OF enquiry Will meet with prompt attention.
GOOD Agents well referred, ieih small means I'm
wanted
Office No 2ll Penn Avenue, opposite Wizards Hotel
Washington. h G.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23
HIGHLY INFORMANT CURE.

For four years was afc ed with the most DISTRESSING
as u, u, my neat bones, and stomach and general
shaking and trembling and fearful dreams which nv
Only UNITED nc for the duties Of life but made G
burden tried dozens Of remedies without sIcc5e
ana finally applied to Dr. Il No 50 lain street nS IN
NleW WeeS' ny his new and expeditions system of tr"at
mehl, ne affected cure. am now in perfect beaItb
gnH can undergo great deal labor without min m
w Ne mr. on Ut, q, A. b. Nashua n H.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23
INFALEIBLE INDIAN EMMENAGoGUE.

MENSTRUAL CoMPoCND; preparation which daily
experience proves 20 be most speedy and ecacious in
ITS operation, and is Warranted Harmless and always
successful in ali cases, hen used according to the drec
~ $50 NAiNS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23

REFERENCES.
George Law. Noses II. Grnell Sheflen Bros Adams
Express Co New York.
ETastus Corning, Albany.
Senator Wilson, Adams Express Co, Boston
Alexander Cummings, j. Ii Sargent North 4 Chacr
Adams Express Co, Philadephi
Riggs * Co, bankers Washington.
ri de-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23

Dt; {. a lllLL-Dcar Sir-Words cannot cv nross g.,
you ne gratitude feel is due you for The bcpc6t b
tG GJe5' flton your truly Invaluable medicines; and
lnlnS cannot ihlly justify myself without rivr, Ia
Slia tUhen OF my friendship and esteem insomueb ne
MIMI" INV pee1 my guardian angel In restoring mo to
nuui'lj WnlGa mad long since despaired Of nad far "a
IE tunc Two years. been troubled with tbat MOT
uronulul Of an complaints Seminal Emissions With go
MrHhvHcU me ~ body and mind that | was n1li"cI ~
ENt UP an business, and consult physician ronerii,
nl tHSc' ! applied 10 the so-capd best nbveIrom IL
huslu commenced taking his medicines ma ',a, "a
1 ~ 10 ~ SO TWO months without getting any rriieT.
~ w ch'Tory, continued grow worse ycry iast'
9U lut 9pout twenty pounds Of flesh and saw III
contnunu taxing his highly Wanted spCc6cs on,
MH4iu so II relieve my suierings. This physciau n
uiu Ilp mat my case was ncurable that had bcttor
nI t,hr anH medicine lie said that was in decno
nl,I5n Noulu en9 ~ consumption. then dest airad -
Tun hE any relei ana saw that unless sometime ,,ss
uV3mc 20 mitigate the eOmp int, should he nnmbnrc5
n wy ueul' Happen ny 10 pass your Office am d,,,
: tinouknl would make one more trial. 1 comncncc3
ulh'ng your Indian vegetable Medicine March ibn 5GO
anu 9n now through the bcncdiinu effects nm tru
NuIelul neuene, restored TO perfect health aud iu
oI la 10 recommend II to any Of my friends ot ara
suerng ir0m such or any other dispnse iionin tht
"' '''" "" 'nl"9Hy heAlth ana prosperity remain
FOSborO', June 2sth 1853 ' \, eeiitnI
my case YOU see It, 0 '""''' % 15'".,YYIIn9,nt
10 g. a.. Hill, botanic Physician " '''"bo'
% NAN ST., worcester, Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23

Dr. HILL is the only regular physician whose advertise
ments nave been before the public here and throughou
New England for the last twenty years and who las ri
ways made the Indian edicnes and sysemdf Treatment
in all cases of Sexual Difficulties large mart of his
and practice during that period Of time.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23

~ other preparations styled Indian Emmenaporue'
are Delg widely advertised, purportng to be different
ol Strength ana at prices graduated accordingly;
inc inventions OF men who have just claim 10 medical
perialnng to Indian Arcana, practice, and all such
nposlos ana scales OF prices, but many devices
uous and lead to the sale use Of spurious if moi nh
sOlutely injurious articles. W az
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23

rake no Balsam, Mercury. or Unpleasant Medicine foY
Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23

have been sold within the last Ten Months and the graft
living result has been the prompt and thorough restoTa
uoh OF Hundreds of Females, who have sought relief
from other preparations in vain thereby demonstratinG
lts udlsputable right 70 be styled the greatest
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23
- WORCESTER & NASHUA

I7Sasasal " UhOEOIER & NASHUA
.E=sz5zEs=ss=-s-R : ILR OAD-SUAIMFR ARRANGE
Trains run as follows; Leave
worcester at 6.2j and lis a. n and 40 p. m
Leave Nashua att 8. M and y nj. and S p. m
At Nashua, all trains connect with the trains Of
neord where passengers take the cars and from
the Northern the Passumpsic the Boston, Concor ard
Montreal, and Vermont Central Railroad
AT Groton Junction, trains directly with tha
trains OF the Stony Brook Railroad and with trains
OF the Ftehburg Railroad with the exception of the rs
traia from Boston; and st Fchburg with trains Of the
Vermont and Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads
train leaves Worcester every Sundoy morning at six
O'Clock Tor well and stations, stopping take
passengers when signal made Returning, leave Low
ell at > 80 y reach orcester 100.
For further particulars and connections with otba
roads, see Pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Ens
land States G. w BENTLEY STUNT
Worcester NJ az l6 1852 diff
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gjoteIs ann Restaurants.

Private entrance for Ladies' 2ud door on Foster street
i an'iSs ana Parties supplied with all variety Of
oysters resh every sent to any part of the
ole dit ''
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but one fOrmula
and strength and is put up in bottles of convenient
size dramatically sealed, with accompanying directions
and forwarded to all parts OF New England the United
states and the Canadas, in packages perfectly safe bv
man or express on receipt of single price Of SIS per
tie; Communications by mail are Strictly Confidential
and must contain mis- iuvarable fee 81 insure at
teutlOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04
ARRAuAM ANn SARAH.

"iPl 70 ' up he 80. and , ,of,st I'D 10. re- ED 'T
io~ hsss found f,vor 10 tiy .slt 49, not sv..y
h,d win fetch uoI.rl Of ofeAd and coEio., },
yeuT he,ns, AissF sLat o sh-ii f'ss on
iron one Of the cold, dreary, rainy Saturdays Of
the las, ron,l, the 7G,h Regiment OF Ncw-Yor'
Volunteers, arrived in this city, after cheer
iess might rid, down Inc l!uison River Railroad rom
Albany. by some slight accident one Of the Trains
was detained, with al! tie principal officers While
10 other train, fall Of hunggy mcu, arrived at
TA'fy.fn, street in time for l.ie Lgcaaiaei, but
with lille rrofpect of brealus H., Tor they had no
ore to move them forward, and The orders OF thef
oacers which Il soldiers first dat! Is N obey were
70 awe, orders at that point; aud these, t amer 40
o'clock in cold cars or upon colder paFemens, tney
DID air. iantalized with the boueh' Of being uron
TO very ihscsbhod Of plenty, but 1naolo 20 cross
tboreh & ey should po.,b with hunger Iuc air
yr, e',illy and feGd n tie cars; j. was hIed VITA
rs u. aud cold without. IL Was not cheerful De-
ginning OF their marching onward 20 To war
Ia vain they looked about ioT somo inviting Place
f- iupery men to apgea.e their raging lppct,ies.
Nome wls Ia s.ylf. by aud by, ore saiied out, as
D., seid, to clofs the Potomac or oracinC oSPcdi-
ton. Although lie crossed - good deal o. water, we
don't ta.lk it belonged 10 mat river Wien he -
turned. be had o loaf Of bread, which he divided with
bis mess, oHl they ITO s' though Is WIGS uneommony
good.
81 eay, r1l," said one soldier to another, lend
me sixpc.cc. ard 90 aud ge. loaf and divide II
VITA You. ain .ungfy enough 70 cat hose
I'm, However reiused to lend because jim bad
failed 10 ray . former loan.
Several elher sollega, tantai4ed with the sight 81
food. iait HUNGER AL tie kccuef; ard as though they
colid not 1t there starving stlred ont IN pl1st u
food u vas rot 20 easy Tor stranger 70 ind 1t III
tDai n,ighJorhood as IN some parts OF tie city.
.Taey would fad grog anywhere, everywhere. il
we rsiako not. there arc three Of thcfo pauIor'
making, soldier-killing holes, Gu tho corners OF
street and Tenth avenue, while on
tie other Il go is yery Misunderstanding butcher
shop Kept by III lrishman with a heart bigger than
,bat Of any OK TO over hung unon his neai-hooAe.
Tie only name that we eau give h.m ID TIE Only
one that he gave vs. when we inquired H. u WA
d" Abraham :" And Your wiiv.i' " Sarah
1.-THE doctrine Of transmgrat.on is true, then had
these good people the souls Of The old patriarch and
his wife. Their characters correspond to thers ol
old that we read of in tho Book where We found ,ho
lines thst head this item.
Asa squad VI the soldiers were wandering along
tho oppoeiis aide Of the street peerng abo?t, Abra
BAN cav that they in pursuit. OF SOMETHING ita
was not 10 be found ia bar-loom, Ind "he Ia
up hia eyes aud beck0led with Lis L.ad. and wheo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04
TOW HENDERSONs SLED.

Once upon a tine there lived in Cincinnati.
no, so long ago az 20 be forgotten 10y
the "oldest inhabiiant," native Of toat city
known AZ Tom Henderson. Now Tom was not
generally suppoged 70 be the brightest youth
ever born, but one Of BIZ acts WAS 20 full OF wisdom
that il pnssod into proyerb, long in use IN Cncin-
natl, AID well understood by tine eas. allusion to
Tom Henderson,. sled"
TIE organ u secreiivouess wos largely developed
in Tom, aud wilhai the organ OF const'uctivenessi
ard these combined melted Tom during the vacation
Of school one " inter- and in long Winter evenings
to construct sled, "pung,' or sleigh, in his
fathers cellar designed for "a jolly sfieh-ride'
whenever nature should favor that some ha' warm
latitude with Stow for the purpose.
81 length The occasion arrived. Tom procured hs
horses ready hanessed, snd extended cordial
invitation 20 several Of HE comrades 10 join him III
lis sport. "Whcre IN the world, Tom, are you
going q get sltdw 80, never fear, I've got one
safo opouzh. I've g)t lied a bran, sTaEker Lew
oue--all s4fe enough, II assure yei 70 come along,
and won We have Jolly ride" ~ come along
hey did jolly lot OF sporlye boys. Tom led hem
10 biz f.ihers bouse, halted bis team IA iont Of lie
gihefs old-fsshioued outside cellar door, and sHd,
Now, bold the horses, while 1 60 in" Ia Tom
went. md down ,ie cellar stairs inbol,ed apiopenel
The outside cellar door, and cried, " Come on, boys
and give us a iii" FOR there was the sled, Irn,
fpanker new" but in fpito Of all their tugging,
inug twi ing, aud 'orswing, aad all their inge-
alt,, ror Cd WA Tom iIeudenon's wisdom, the
sled would not out Of the cellar door. =. WIN
simply too big for the hole! IL other words, II
drew too much water ioF tie channel il Intended
10 navigate.
We nro nc, f,ire that Tom Is still living, but some
Of his old hicnis think they Gee evidence Of bis
geaius in the inanag cement VI tho Burnside ezpe-
dillon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04

tbey came over, he s.d Are you huDgryi Then
pass not away. Come in here; will fetch NOR
sol of bread and comfort We, God bless ye."
And 80 he led them in through his little meat shop
into little back room. and there was Sarah; and
Sarah aid: "Ocb, sure, gintlemen ys're welcome
Pc sunshine in harvest the little that can give
ye ans If is none of the richest am sure ye have
got whatll he after giving it the sweet tasie."
So. while Sarah hustled about ler kitchen, psrIor,
and diuing.room, all in one, iha: did not contain "a
sirel, whole chair but several benches and stools,
upDa which she seated her guests around tie little
pins q bic. Abraham went ont and brought in some
loayes Of bread ond Sarah sliced of generous quanii'
ties Of head.chsese, aud poured out cup after cap
C. good strong hot coffee, aud probably never felt
ha pier hau size did 10 see tbess eat her humble
fare with such relish.
IN the mean time Abraham had gone out in front
Of he shop again TO liz up hseyes, and whenever
he saw more hungry soldiers, he beckoned them
over. Introducing tnem 70 Sarah something in ttis
way:
Ieay, old woman, could ye be after giving shsse
sap OF yer coffee aud a bite Of bread they're rs
langry 80 the Others ind God win be giving We bis
our MiBe when he is hungry"
ludade / will, 10 the last snp in the shauty
Now. good men, will ye that are full, be after re-.
treating bif, 80 tba, the empty ones can get in, God
belsye.
Again ,be cups and plates were replenished again
Abraham sailed ont TO some place that he knew Of
for "A basket Of loaves aud 80 squad after squad Of
men were FED, and we hope all tell rs much thankful
IS in their hearts as tlee good souls did pleasure
Tie oppmnnty Of giving The best they had TO feed
tie soldiers Of their adopted country.
4 gentleman who happened to be present at thls
Interesting feast, was anxious that Abraham and his
vile should accept something in the way Of conf Gu
sotiop.
g. lyer ha'peny. An'haynt q sou and nevy
iu the ermy, an wont God be good to them, TO pay
nae for all this An maybsp . them may want
20 share crust that some OF these IOor fellows may
have to give Sons day. And wont it taste all the
swater 20 know their poor od mother has paid for
the crus, in advance, with bite and 3 sup to these
poor elowsl No, no. lis never a cent that II cross
my palms, for all have given. II would be the
cure TO me- and burn hole in pocket, TO let the
slll,r out. N sure ye re welcome as those that
Abraham and Sarah OF old fed with the young calf
rieo and TENDER and all | AJAX il that ye viii read
iha, story when We wan, 70 remember us as ye pas
on God bless and al ways feed ye, as long as ye
/ ,git the nimies OF our country"
And 20, with ihankfulness and blessings, the SOL
dors passed on; but they never will forget AbEa-
ham and Sarah rs they found them in NeH-fork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04
FROM FREDERICK.
ipcr bisil |


FErOkKrcs Saturday Feb. J. 1862.
The recent report Of the required to repair
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal is officially contra
dcted is also tie number Of sick in Gen. LADDERS
oornmnnd 81 Cumberland. The figures in both cases
AFRO pronounced to De exsogorations.
few hours OF clear v Gather yesterday enabled
Won. conesponden, to get view Of the surroundings
Il liarTers Ferry but he failed discover any force
Of the enemy. teyoud mounted pickle. at the edge
of Smaliwoods Woods. near Bolivar.
A report has reached here to-day that Gen. Jack
son was. the night before last. 1T Winchester with
lie n aiu body. Another rumcr, however, says that
he has been ordered to report at h!c'mond with his
command. place confidence in the latter report.
Pirate intelligence from Bath safes hat the Hon.
John Stroller died there about ten days ago. ana MS
deih ia attributed to treJimsn. experienced from the
rebels, who some line previous made defcent upon
be eslate, destroying and carrying of property
amounting 70 many thousand dollars, and ire eating
HIM with great indguiry. His last moments wee
soaced y many relatives, Including TO VIE OF Eis
SOD, ID. }. S'rotber Porte Crayonl.
Mr.. Stroll her il viii be recolected, placed bnsolI
q, hrs, in the breach agans. Secession, aud excited
an extended influence to prevent Virginia from ec-
hitting political suicide. His labors were copper
ssied BY az arrest aud imprisonment in Richmond,
from which he was subsequently releaied and AZ
lowed to remain ut home, in Bath. This loss to his
fellow -citizens aud tie Union causo in Western Er-
ginia is almost irreparable.
From Hancock i il learned that about week ago
Capt. Saul OF tie Virginia Union Voluuteers, while
scouting the other eide Of tie Potomac with about
70 men, ambuscaded aud killed by reJel force.
! Col Samoiis Virginia Brigade bas been dIsbended.
Tie four companies Of il.aniry are attached to the
\ Third Mayland Volunteers; the four companies OF
cavalry to tue Flint Maryland Cavalry, both Of Gen.
Coopers Brigade; and,hc twoariillery companies 'fC
70 form he First Mary lard Baitcry. They will be
armed With Elk l0pounaor p.rroii guns and attached
: TO Gen. Rauks's division.
/ Gor. Banks is oxpec',d back from Washington to
/ day. Duriug his absence Gen. Hamilton OF tile q
/ Brigade las been Acting Msjor-Gener.l Of tho ID
vision.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04

,cod fields of employment and eourcesof prosreil'y'
- L,lily adyeu,uring into item. As we c0nleh..
e., ~ fertile -on extentive minersls, and vast
y ,sr mower of the South, who can be blind 70 tee
n =, tLqt fbefe ia great demand, as well as "A Wiue
,sIs ,r erierp-se IN the development OF her MAUI
II ,o,o.r.esi Ic0s, for example, az NN''n',
VIZ Non Mr.. Curry, ia presenting 70 ihe geldei'
- ,ea C',r refs o. the Coufedeiaie a'es OF Ah",l
"a ;ni..,rrA manufactured foo nauVe m"i'le'
%. ~ ,oay mo-, be dee ned inlr per, 10 ihs ,'h
90 stste. hat while Aiuuawa Is the hio'
$50 ,ro5n,inc country in TIE world, agicuiu'e
:. 80, r. e-is reliance. Inn, IRE water power
,bor,os wii,h en- he chca y arh ,rIH'""y ~
- ~ machinery. No equal area oi tho e..',n
.,rf,'o nrcbailv combines "a gieuter NAielS "uv
extrat Of ,slnabls minerals than that portion "
Ai,ha,,, lyirg between ihe Tennessee ~. or HnU
In ~ Ist;,nde drawn % niles roth OF 'oheoi1'
~.v Deside slate san6sio' e s"s eione' Tag one
noycelsio on ~. an, nie, gold, copper lead, m@hs.
asse end tfiioi there Is iron ore lneAh@osn.O ~
0uor,itv ard eousl, if not superior to Any N Ner'
Amsii,s Buunia0us cosl If c licheet iotii aHVh'
,.rorpiuc ONT on toe surface o. emDo"oieu III 'De
EARN. c6vers an srea OF turtftde Of square mt
Limestone e1fi, .ent Tor the woids Wanls, &ls' l'
Vsrious localities, and Alabama me l. d.-gia'mk h'
Nolthcfn, and furnishing lucrative ue1e' "S'
BILE slits. Hack ard yarie eaied-lnNie s .n
touch OF genius and enterprise TO tprlpg Ioi.H lh.
imperishsbic etatues or architectural d.,vi"lous
10 Fares, beauty. Rather may it ever oe apfH'r :
purpose Of yesOe sud sdrrco tban iuIAis" 'uo"'
nenis Tor war and tyranny
The evening Argus., 1862-04-23
CnANCERi NOTICE.

STATE : ILLINOIS,
Rock Land County,
10 the May term, A. b. lsG2, oi the Circuit Count
oi SAID county
AgheSs NonaI VI. phluudcr Osborn, NlaIpalct
osborn, his wlic, Thomas J. Buiord and lame, NJ
bn'ord, under the firm name and stylc of r. J. A
j, NJ bulord, Ben Harper. Robert IT. Graham.
Margatc, Prondioot and Jesse Ormsh,r,
\ FflDANlT having been duly filed here.
\ IA that Robert H. Graham, defendant aboy,
named, has gone, and that Margaret prouGloot
ana Jesse Omshoo, other defendants above nance.
reside out Of tins state,
Notice Is hereby given to them, the SAID Robert
II. Graham, Margaret Proudloor aud Jesse Orms.
bee, that, ON the Seventh day Of Mafcn, A. d.
lNo2, writ of summons N chaurpry against the
above named defendants al Ia" suit Of the above
named complainant, upon her bil Of complaint
therein t,cd issued out Of the office Of the clerk
oi SAID court directed To the sheriff of sand conn.
ty, r'turuaJIo on the second Monday of Nav ur,t.
ana mat sad cause Is now pending IA sad court
Ana, unless YOU, the sdld Robert H. Graham
Margaret Prondinu! aud Jesse Jrmsbcc. shall pcr.
s"haiiy be aud appear before said court, ON the
hfNt DAY oi the n"At term thereof To be- begun and
h"Id'n AT Rock Island IN sand county, ON the Se-
cohd Monday of May next, aud plead, answer or
d"mnr To said bill, the same will be taken A con.
'tSsod 10y you, and decree entered according IN
the prayer thereof.
Dated tins seventh diy OF March, \, d, IsG1.
EDWARD II. BOWMAN, Clerk.
H. H. SWEENEY, Solicitor for Comp.t