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w John Irwin. who keeps Q store ct
Irwin's Station, on the Bellaire, Z.nes.
vile and Cincinnati railroad, bad an. en-
counter With burglars the other night,
in which one of The attempting burglars
received the contents Of q, shotgan.-
Irwin was sleeping in the store, and was
awakened during the night by some
noise. He had shotgun lying along
side of his bed. When be opened his
eyes the FIRE in the store was burning
brightly. He was lying behind the stove,
and looking toward the back part Of the
store be noticed that the upper sash o.
the window was out AMI the form of
man was about half way inside, while
another man stood outside on q ladder
that leaned against the house Irwin
was considerably frightened, as be was
oil alone. and he picked up bis gnn,s ss
quietly and quickly as possible. and jet
drive the contents at the midnight Ma
rauders. The man who was partly IN
the window fell to the ground, and with
q grosn called to his companions {:
"Boys, I'm done for" There we're three,
and the other two started to run in 0p.
posite directions. Irwin, as stated, was
alone, and he was sfrsid to venture out,
though tie man lay at the back window
groaning. He feared the others might
be handy enough to shoot. He reloaded
the gun anil Quietly awaited daylight or
the rstnrn Of thes would.bes robbers
Presently they came hack and we're abou,
to carry away their wounded companion,
when Irwin let drive again and fright
eued them away. but this tine they re.
turned the fire, showing that they we're
also armed but did not propose to do
much shooting until they got good
chance. They came again for their com.
panion and this time Irwin concluded
not to disturb them unless they attemp.
ted to enter the store, and they carried
awav the wounded man. No clue has
since been discovered. fnds.
pendent.
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MONSTRoSITY.
Siamese Twins Born in Jefferson
County.

Jefferson county has taken the lead
in 80 many things that it has ceased Ia
be q mat er OF surprise when anything
Of sn unusual nature happens within ber
borders, but heretofore she has laid no
Claim to being the birthplace Of mon.
strosities. Nov. however she comes to
the front and defies all competition.
On last Sunday night married lady
living in Richmond became i'll from
nstural causes and physician was called
10 TO assist her through her accouchment.
Ever, thing moved along smoothly dutil
the tirth took place, when the physician
and attendants we're astonisbed at the
appearance of the infant, or infants, for
it was q double in q more wonderful
sense than the famous Siamese twins 1t
only bad one head, but two bodies. -four
arms and four feet. The bodies were
Joined together at the shoulders, the
breasts facing outward from each other.
One side Of the wonder was clearly
defined female, while those present were
unable ID determine accurately whether
the other side was that Of girl of q
boy. The child was alive when horn
and made lis presence known hy plain
tive vail, Its lease of life lasted prob.
ably for twenty-five or thirty minutes
Both bodies were clearly defined. snd
the breathing could be distinctly seen in
The rise and fall Of both breasts.
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PRoBAfh NOTICE.


A CCOUNTS and vouchers have been 6,ed
IA in the Probate couftsbf Monroe County;
Ohio, BY thsA following Adthinistrators; kxi
ebntors, Guardians and Assigned. 70 Wit:
Second partial account Of z L. Lynch AS
sighee Of Thomas L. Twinem. an insolvsnt.
Eighth partial, account Of Th, mas Cine
Guatdiab Of the minor heirs of William p.
Knowltbn, deceased final ss to Priscilla.
Z Final Ateohiit Il Joseph Gsrard and Jopai
than Smith Administrations with the will al;
nexed. Of the estate Of Joseph Ward, decd.
Final accodnt 81 John Jeffers Guardian Of
Jacob Dssier, mifi5t.
First partial aedodht Of John Ruby Guardian
Of the minor heirs u John Bcndle. deccased.
| Final account 81 Philo Cthm Guardian Of
Nancy J. Gibbons. a nihof;,
Flrrt partial account Of W. I. Hurd Execu.
tor of the will Of Abraham MessbrlS, decd.
! Final account of Edward E. Eane Admins,
traitor Of the estate of MichaeI Schanb. decd:
| First and final account of W. j. Moore as
Executor # the will Of William Moore. dec d.
First partial account of John Sutlet ~ Guar
dian Of Jacob Paadi lunatic
Final account of Jacob Burkhard. a. Adj
ministratof OF Frederick ]. Burkhard, decd.
Second battlal sccotnt Of John NJ Hill,
Guardian Of David and Zachary T. Hill, mi-
nors. Final as to David.
Final account of D. p. Duvall. a. ADMIN.
ia'ratOf of the estate of George N. Wiftsfs,
deceased.
Final account Of W. II. Booth. as Adminis-
traitor With the will snnsxed of the estate Of
Edward Kelly. deceased.
Any psrs"r '..sr-sted may lle written ex:
ceptioLs to said accouuts or Ally item thereof
on or before the sth day Of February NEXT
xhsn the same viii. BE- finally heard and
disposed of. Al PEARSON.
| jsh5, ,'Ssws. Probate 5adgs Y. C. d:
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PROBATE COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Dec. 25.-Eliza Jane Hall was appoins
ted Administrairix OF the estste OF Jesse
Hall, deceased. Bond 5000 Samuel
,Lalta, John Hughs and Jacob Dougher-
ty we're appointed appraisers.
Matthew Moore was appointed Guar.
dianlof bis minor children. Bond S4,-
600. ~
Matthew Moore was appointed Trus.
tee of the estate Of Matthew Moore, Jr.,
q non resident. Bond $500.
W. T. Hurd was appointed Admir- oi
the estate of Mary Sprague, deceased
Bond 80 400. Lewis Sykes, John Bry-
son and Otto Probst we're appointed ap.
praisers.
M. Boughner, Adm'r OF the estate o!
Benz T. Mellott, deceased, reported o
sale OF part OF the real estate of said
decedeut, under q former order of the
court. Sale confirmed and deed order.
ed.
John Moore was appointed Guardian
OF his minor children. Bond IS 400.
Dec. 31--The following accounts were
heard and disposed of as noted:
Levi Baldwin, Executor OF the will oi
W. H. Bald win, decd Received S45
paid out 1851 Is At the request oi
said Executor no balance was iOund 10
bis favor.
Wm. Brown. Adm'r Of the estste oi
Peter Ault. decd. Received SLOT II ;
paid ont 1913 81; to be accounted for
Sl04 H.
A.V. Slack, Guardian OF George and
Mariah Slack. minors. Received for
Mariab, $40 '04; paid out Sl4 35; to be
accounted for S64 So; received for
George, 887 IS; paid out Sl2 II; to be
accounted for S75 5S
First partial account OF z. S. Buchan-
an. Adm'r. Of the estate of Thomas
TWinep, decd. Received $4l8 OIL; paid
out $262 A; to BE- accounted for Sl55
A..
First partial account of Fred Kesser-
man, Admir- of the estate OF Richard
Angus, decd. Received $205 "a; paid
out S55 22;to be accounted for $3.50
IL.
Final account of John Jeffers. Adm'f
of the estate Of Elizabeth Trembly, de-
ceased. The Administrator has no bal.
ance in bis hands, and having fully ad-
ministered said estate is hereby dis
charged.
Sixth partial account of Martin YAM
est, Guardian Of Jacob Beam. an Insane
person. Received Sl,726 g.; paid ou,
S402: to be accounted for Sl,324 o..
Final account OF Enoch Martin. late
Adm'r Of the estate OF Abraham Huff
man. decd. Received 81 57l; paid out
al,634; amount overpaid S83 90. p
FRS, partial account of W. f. NAL
lorv, Admir- OF the estate OF John s
Davidson. decd. Balance 10 hands OF
Adm'r 1851 %; which amount he is or.
dered to pay to the creditors of said es
tate whose claims have been allowed yun-
der the proceedings In insolvency in
equal proportions according to their re.
spective claims
Jan l. 1885 e L. Lynch was ap-
pointed Guardian of Phebe NJ. Covert,
an imbecile. Bond $1,000.
TT Hobbs was appointed Admins.
traitor Of the estate OF John F. Hobbs,
decd. Bond $1,000 Nathaniel Mof-
fett, James Hawkins and F. W. Brown
were appointed appraisers.
Jan. 4.-Edward Okey was appointed
Adm'r OF the estate OF Allen Hughes,
decd Bond $4,000.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-02-02

EF In q conversation with Mr.. A. P
MILLER, travelling salesman for the Ohio
Central Paper House at Colum bus, we
that for the past two or three
weeks there has been q great religious
awakening at the :own OF Belmont, Bel
mont county. Upwards Of forty have
united With the n. e. Church most of
whom have profeased conversion. The
pastor is Rev J. r HIssoM, formerly OF
Jackson township, this county, young
man of great ability and power. Mr..
MILLER said he never saw such won
derful outpouring Of the Spirit in bis
life. Great things are being done for
the people whereof they are glad"
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JACKSON TOWNSHIP ITEMS.

Mk. EblfoR: AZ you solicit cores
pondepce from diffefent parts OF the
county, take pleasure In submitting the
following: ,.
The prb'rattrd meeting OF The y. B.
Church at the Locust Grove. Ia pbs,pon.
ed until some time in March. :
Prof. ). L. Hiasofb, teacher bf MI
E,na school, and Miss Eva Wright we're
united in the holy bond of Matrimony.
Jan 18th, by Elias Barker, Esq. The
happy couple have our best wlshes.-
Well, John, you did Wright" tor once!
We rejoice to announce that goodly
number of Jackson and Lee township
teachers are being aroused more earnest
ly in preparing themselves for the work
assigned lhett.
Jackson township and Lees amalea
mated Institute was organised the 18th
inst, at Tilden Hall school house. O
motion Benton Rowles elected Chair
man, H. NJ Smi;tle, Secretary
PROGRAMME OF FIRST MEETING.
Calling house to order-Bv Chairman.
Prayer-By J. NJ. Goddard.
SeleGt reading-R B. Rowles.
Declamatioh-Chas: Hauaht.
Lecture, ION the wants of the schools.
B. F. Folget.
Discussion Of ff3ethbd-A
Lecture, ION dieth6d bf GOVERNING
schools"-J M. Gcddard:
/. Dill on reading-John Hoskinson.
Method Of teaching bistory-J. L
Hisson,.
Q,eries-
Adjournment.
Members Of said Institute give cor.
dial invitation to all who are interested
in education to come. and meet with us
and we khdw they will report day spent
we'll.
[ Mr.. "1vy," in gieihs bis glowing de.
sc-ip.ion OF the skating 'rlhk," on CAL
leo Ridge was undoubtedly grand but
we we're greatly surprised Vhen We learn.
ed the fact concerning said "rink." Toe
tact is this, ''Ivy," the young teacher. IN
order to obtain little recreation 9
thought entered his mind to tte "rink'
III GO. 1t was a cold stormy night and
throwing his sled runners across bis
shoulder, he at once proceeded 10 tbt
rink and ascending the point above
Amos Hendersho!'s, and looking east
ward, be saw as he supposed, the rink.
So. proceeding once more with increas
ed rapldity, be marched up TO the new
building and 10 J what think ye it was
nothing more nor less than a new COW
stable. "Ivy," you have our. 8, mpatby
Yorrs, u GtEss.
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LEGAL NOTICE.


EDWARD SINS. whose Fostbfhce address
~ and place Of residents is Welcome Mar
shall County in the State Of West Virginia.
will take notice that On the sth day Of Jan.
uary. 1895. John B. briggs 6lss 'is petition
in the court Of common pleas :. said couutv
Of Monroe, against him and another. the OBJ
ject and prayer Of which 10 to foreclose 4
mortgage given by said Edward Sims to one
a. &. Michel, September 20. 1854. on lot No.
three in the town Of Claringtoh. Monfoe
county Ohio, to secure the payment Of
note given BY sold Sims to said Michel Sep. !.
tsmber, 20, 1884, for 5000, said note and
mortgage having been transferred to ssid
briggs.
You are required 70 answer on or before
tho 18th day Of karch. 1856.
jall2 B6w6, !. B. pkIdG3.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-02-02

-HESRx r. WEsr, proprietor OF this
paper, has been notified OF his election
to membership 10 the American 1nsti
tute of Civics. At the time Of his elec-
tion to membership there we're only nine
members from Ohio in the Institute,
among whom were Hon L. D. BRowN.
State Superintendent Of Schools, Prof
B. A. HINsDALE, Of Cleveland, DR.. An
DREws, late President Of Marietta Col.
lege, etc. =
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sPRAGUE ITEMS.
SPRAeuE, OHro, Jan 90, 1887

NPRAGUE, OHIo, Jau w, 1000.
DEAR SPIRIT: Mr.. Ephroueous Pryor
an old gentleman In our neighborhood
received severe kick on one of bis hips
from horse not long since which has
causei him to be bed fast since the &C.
ciden. occurred. We hope it will mo-
prove serious TO bin.
Mrs Smiley Pryor is on the sick list
and vas not improving much at last &C
count.
Mr.. Jacob Winland, Sr.. is also on
the sick list.
Our nelghborhood is generally in good
health. better than could have been ex.
pected owing to the, great blizzard that
passed over hills and valleys finding ,itt
wav in every nook and corner.
Mr.. Joseph Hines, of Spring Hill
Kansas. is visiting his friends in Frank
lin township. The Hines boys appear
very happy with Kansas Joe You be,
the. boys set up the stogies to Joseph. !,
Mr., Joseph Gardner, of Ravens Rock.
Pleasant county, W Va. is visiting his
daughter on McColIums Run.
Taylor Winland. of this place, has
been visiting friends at Graysville, Ohio
Mr.. Ben. Winland, our gunsmth neal
the head of McCollums Run, is still
doing lively business. Success to yor
BENZ. this cold snap.
We understand that our blacksmith
Mr.. Amos Mobley, is going to erect q
new dwelling house the coming summer
which will add something to Spragu,
Ridge.
Say, hoys, what about that wedding
that Tonic Alligator predicted. You
boys "kinder" got left. hal or was your
horns and bells in the snow drift ? Boys
you will have to acknowledge. l bear
the girls whispering that thev think those
robe calico shirts you boys have are jusi
too nice. l think myself those large
red flowers look handsome, and then to
think large flowered shirt for only 2S
cents and thread and buttons gratis.
Nathaniel Scott purchased a wooden
bucket the other dav which, l under.
stand, makes about Is slop buckets fol
Nat, but don't you forget Nat will no.
slight the cows and calves in his barn
ward for the want OF some buckets -
Some say Nat gets his buckets for about
q nickle.
Our merchant at Sprague P. o. has
passed through coal famine which
think be will remember for some time to
come Dave is all right now; be thinks
he has hooked on to enough coal to rur
him through the blizzards should there
be any more to visit him this winter.
I think the letters from Gen. n R
West are most excellent, and hope that
the General will continue to talk to US
through the columns OF THE SPtRrr
Little Rosebud, what has become o.
your Wssyou lost Id some snow drift
or has the river been too high for you ?
Let US hear from you and oohlige
Yours, ElMor RoTAGILLA.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-02-02

EY The B, Z &c R. r. We. The C.
& P. r. r. is the way they put the con
test for q conductors lantern, Tor the
benefit OF St. Johns Church Mr.. Pol.
lard is the candidate OF the former road,
and Mr.. Jas Duffy Of the latter. Both
men are very popular and tnerpetic.--
Bsllairs Correspondent RhtslinS Register
Of course the popular conductor oi
the B., z. 4 C. will ge, the lantern.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-02-02

EY An exchange says the latest game
to fleece farmers is: One man goes
around the country claiming TO repre-
sent large provision house in Chicago.
such 6rm being anxious to learn Of the
farmers their opinion Of the growing and
harvested crop. This takes with the
honest tiller OF the soil. and be proceedS
to reply 10 the question propounded.-
The sharper notes down the answers
carefully, and when through be politely
asks the farmer to sign his name to the
report, to give it more weight, and an
appearance Of correctness. This &C.
complished, the man leaves, and later q
note turns up in the hands Of an limo.
cent purchaser.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-02-02
CLARINGTON ITEMS.

DrFD On Tuesday morning, January
l9, 1856. OF l04 o'clock. in East Wheel
ing, No. 1926 McColloch street. ANNIE,
only daughter OF FRANK and SARAH e.
MusSELL (uee MosRILL) aged 8 years,
Z months and 10 days.
Close softly. fondly. while ye weep,
Her eyes, that death may seem like sleep;
And fold her hands in sign Of rest,
Her waxen hands across her breast;
But we shall mourn her long. and miss
Her ready smile. her ready kiss,
The patter Of her little feet.
Sweet frowns and stammered phrases sweet. /"
:. News rather scarce. The Telegram
made two trips last week. The river has
not been closed here this winter. Would
have been only for the river being up
each time OF freeze. :.
Our Literary Society. 10 booming. A
very large audience last Tuesday even
ing. Q ,es'ion for next evening: IRE.
solved. That women should have the
right to VOTE"
Only for the o R & r. We would be
separated from the outside world. The
o. V. &. R., II completed, would be more
preferable.
Oar school is prospecting under the
control Of Prof. Thomas aud assistants,
the Misses Bottenfield, Smytb and New
house. I, is TO be hoped thev may oil
make this their home. No "alIusion to
reference.n however,
"Cossting" aud skating has been con
siderable of an employment for the ju-
veniles, and frequently tor some older
ones.
Charlie Cramer has had very sick
boy. Saul Kempfer is laid up with brain
fever. Ezekiel c. Ke,kel has been sui.
fering from rheumatism and heart dis
esse, contranted in the army, recently
had very Painful gathering on bi,
thigh, since which be IL easier
But little said about politics or oil
spring election, or likely to be.
Jan. 27.-To-day but little running ice
in river. Telegram resumed trip this
morning. OCCASIONAL.
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Bucklen's Arnica salve.

The BEST SALv1 iu the world fef
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Cailblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction. or money refunded.
Price Is cents per box. For sale By
q. W. PoPE.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-02-02
CA1'TLE. MARKETS.
wheeling Tive stock Market.
WHEELING. Jan. 80. 1885

WHEELING, Jan. 80, 1885
The market this week was quite active
Messrs Hudson & Bayha furnished the
following quotations
Ca.lle-i, 600 to 1,l00 lbs stock 81 a4c
per ID; 500 10 300 lbs. 5a3tc per h.,
TOO to 800 lbs, Ss34c per In.
Hogs Market active; 3as44c per lb.
Lambs-Good, at 3s44c per Id.
Calves-3 00a6 90. per head
Sheop-3a3tc per lb.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-02-02

~ II is rumored tha. the white girl
of Seville and the colored barber who
we're recently married are likely to have
legal trouble Under the law OF Ohio.
when white and colored marry, all the
parties concerned in the marriage are
liable to criminal prosecution, as under
the statutes the contracting parties may
be fined Sl0o and sentenced to three
months imprisonment, and the Probate
Judge Who issued the license, and the
minister or justice who performed the
ceremony are liable III the came manner
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-02-02

E%A bill introduced in the Ohio Leg :
islature asks Congress to pass the penei
ding bill granting all honorably dis
charged soldiers, sailors, and marines
who served in the late war l60 acres
each OF the public domain, the same as
Mexican war soldiers received.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-02-02

E~Accounts are prevalent all over
the country Of the terrible effects of
trichonosis. resulting from eating raw or
only partially cooked pork. Seventeen
persons in New York are dying OF the
disease. having partaken OF partially
cooked pork. There is no remedy for
the dread malady. 1t 10 better never to
touch pork than to eat it only half cook
ed. OF all meats this should be thor
oughly cooked, and the many instances
OF fatality brought about bv trichir 90
should serve as an effectual warning to
all.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-02-02

E At the election held on last Satur-
day the folio wing named persons were
elected Directors Of the Monroe County
Agricultural Society ;. ISAAC HoauE, W.
C. MOONEY, G. H. DEckER, A. J. MYERs
and RICHARD GREENBANK.
The Board met and organized by elect.
ing Dr. l. P. FARouHAR, President; MAT.
THEW MooRE. Vice President, and W.
C. MOONEY, Treasurer.
September 22i. 23l and 24sh was the
time fixed for holding the next Fair.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-02-02

~ The President OF the United
States never attended. college. The Pres-
ident pro TEN. of the Senate received .
common school education in Ohio. The
Secretary OF State is an alumnus Of D
small Long Island academy. The Sec-
retary Of the Treasury graduated from
a printing Office. The Speaker Of the
House OF Representatives is sel'aedu'
Gated man.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-02-02

Mr. RuEasEeaEa, our County Treas'
urer, on his return home from his office
Monday evening Of last week fell on
the ice and received q severe injury In
his left knee, since which time he has
been confined To his room. Psi,.g...
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-02-02

cEA little four year old son OF Mr..
JACOB BEarRAM, while paving With some
bottoas on last Saturday, put one up bis
nose. Drs. FAEouHAR and ARMSTRONG
we're called and probed for the button
but did not succeed In extricatlng r.
They tried again on Sunday but we're
still unsuccessful and up to this time'
Monday morning. have been unable to
remove the hutton. The little fellow is
. perfect hero and stands the probing
imaufully.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-02-02

wWe understand that Capt. WASH
THOMPSON has arranged to make grand
excursion with his famous 'Charles Nor,
gan" from Cincinnati to St. Paul and
return, leaving Cincinnati about the Gs'
week In June-sfter the close OF the sea-
SON in the Southern Transportation
Line. This trip will be one OF the mos:
delightful 10 America, the "Morgan"
having one of the most commodious
and magnificent cabins OF any steamer
on the Western or Southern waters.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-02-02

~ An excellent way to thrash buck.
wheat, where there is no thfashing. ms
chine, is to make doot OF rails, raised
. foot above the groupd, AMI make the
bed upon this. As the grain Is thrashed
out It falls through between the rails,
which at the end are moved away and
the grain is cleaned up without difficulty
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-02-02

Derailmento on the b. z. and q. r. II.
On last Friday, about one-half mile
West Of Dunfees Station, box car at.
tached to local freight train, left the track
taking with it three other cars aud the
coach, all going over on their Sides
No causality except one person, leg
slightly bruised, and bat little damage
to the cars. There was no blame at.
tached to any one as it was caused by
the track giving down while the train
was passing over an old land slide or
sink. r
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A List

Or unclaimed letters remaining in the
Post Office at Woodsdeld, Ohio, Feb. 1,
1886:
MISS Ella Beaver. Miss Florida E.
Conger, J. 6olub, Miss Bslle Goudy, j.
F. Kahler, g K. McCammon, George
Shrody, Juliet Smith. John Sims, JOS
eph Shafsr, Amos Truax, David S
Workman.
When called for, please say "adver
tised." JAS. R. Morris, P. NJ.