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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-11-03
DR. j. w. EARLE,

DIR. j. W.. EARLE,
TENDERS his Professional Services to
the citizens of Pickens Village and the
District. He can always be found at his
Office, or at the residence of MAJ. w. l.,
KEITH, unless professionally engaged.
He has received fresh assortmAnt Of
Drugs and Medicines, WHICH he ,sell
low.
Pickens H., July %, 1850. IL
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-11-03

SOMETHING ODD.-The ladies of Peter
boro, N, H, have organised lod ge known
rs Monadnock Lodge, No. l of the inde-
pendent Order of Odd Ladies.
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DIED,

In this village, on the Goth ult., WILLIAM
B. Fox, aged 4 years, after an illness Of 5
days. MIR. Fox left wife and children 10
mourn his loss. Printers in Mess. are re-
quested 10 eopy.l
In ST. Johns, L. c., on the 9th ult., Mrs
MARGARET PokTwIHE, formerly OF this
town, wife Of Peter Lacosse, aged 10 years
In Chester, on the 9Th inst, Amos HEAD,
Esq, aged 81 years.
In Whiting, March Cd, NATHAN JACKSON,
aged 81.
In Swanton, Feb. 25, ISRAEL ROBINSON,
aged 81 years.
In Vergenues, on the 4th inst, Mrs. Ma
RIETrE, vile OF Mr.. James Lawrence, aged
% years.
In Salisbury, on the 18th ult., Of consump>
lion Mrs. AcnsAH II. BARRows. vile of DR..
L. d. Barrows, deceased, and oldest daugh-
Ter of Marshal S. Doty, aged 80 years.
Sweet sister spirit, thou art happy now,
No more the cup of sorrow shalt thou drink,
Nor see thy friends dearly loved like summer flowers
wther and die beneath consumption's touch
Net now, no more part thou wait'st the hour
When friends beloved this dasky sphere shall leave
And rove with thee in Edens sinIess groves,
Yes leave this bleak, this cold this heartess world
Where bightng mdews blast each earthly prize,
Where pleasures promise, to elude the grasp,
And friendship cheats the heart that would be won
Ga, blissfnl hour oh, thought divinely sweet
When all who'Ee breathcd the halowd words My Fa-
thcr,"
Shall NEE; in chimes undirsmed by sorrow's tear,
Where household gods in " Paradise rcgained,"
Shall find their homo, and rest forever there.
Ccs-t
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WIsTAR's BAI.sAM AT HOME.
Mr.. &. w. FowLE.

Boston, April H. 1910
Mr.. s w FovLE.
Dear Sir-I have induced the suggestion Of
ny of NV friends make known the public through YOU
the great benefit derived from the Of the mcdi
ri callod -
-WISTAR'S BhLSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
IN s, hope others suffering from lung complaints
find the same relief by its uset that h2vc done.
Te part Of last .nd IN the fall suffered
greatly cough, pain IN the side difficulty of
breathing loss of appetite, and other symptoms which ndi
Gated rapid decline Three Of the most learned AID in
tc!igeut medical practitioners pronounced my
iun and stated that nothing but change of
climate could be OF the least possible benefit to
lungs were in very niamcd and diseased state. At this
time hopes that might nd temporary relief for my
;oush bought bottle Of the Basam which not only gave
tho relief that failing strength raquired but seemed
give life aud energy.
After taking bottles of the medicine, appetite
returned with it my strength cold entirely left me-
also the night which previous TO this had been
very profuse ccks time gained eight pounds of
flesh aud been able since take accustomed
exercise walk from three four miles day. and attend
my regular business should be most happy TO have
refer any one, who may wish further particulars TO
me- nj place OF business No. 305 Washington street
WM II. HOLBRO0K.
None genuine unless signed |. BUTTS oh the wrapper.
For sale, Wholesale and retail, by w. P. Russell
A.cnts-Middlebury. W. F. acknowledgements, J. II an-
jngton-Bristol J. w. Parmelee-MonktOn, L. c. Smith,
New Haven A. p. Roscoe Cornwall, FRA Bingham
Whiting John Simon,ls- Cornwall, BIZ. Haskell-Shorc-
X. Wrht-Sold also by agents throughout the state
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Probate NcGices.

To the Hon. the Probate Court for the District
Of New Haven:
Hannah Mason, Executrix of the last viii and
testament of
DAVID MASON. JR,
Of Starksboro in said District, deceased, respect
fully represents that The said testator did in his
lifetime enter mo a certain contract to and with
one David NJ. Stokes, of said Starksboro', TO deed
TO the said David NJ. Stokes about twenty acres
of laud lying and being in said Starksboro'; and
being part of the I'd division lot of the night OF
Joseph Broker No SO, and being tina; pars Of loo
No 69 that was decided to the sasd David Mason,
Jun. by Ava Knsp, by deed dated March :, 1854,
being all the land decided bt the said Alva knaP
10 the said David Mason. Jr- lying east OF tue
Black Ash Swamp. whish said contract was, AZ
the deccase of the said David Mason, Jr, anu
sill IS. uneXeeutcC.
Wheronpon rile said Hanna! Mason prays tie
said Court TO grant her liberty and authority TO
deed said land according IN the terms Of SAID con
tract agrceably to the statute in such case made
and provided.
Datsd ,S'crkSJo7o February l6. 1s49-
a HANNAH MASON, Erecuirir.-
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FOREIGN - NEWS.
FOURTEEN DAYS LATER FROM
EUROPE.

The Steamship America reached Hall
fax on Thursday mcrning, g. her news was
received by express. and telegraphed to
New York The same evening.
ENGLAND.
In Parliament the Government PROPOSE
lion fer modifying the navigation laws has
been revived. Mr. Bancroft has signified
his readiness to sign at once Il con-
ven,,un based upon c, mplete reciprocity
aud upon the opening of the oRilre coast
ing trade of the two countries to the veS>
sells Of both. The cholera returns have
now swelled to IL, 495, of which, 5,546
aare died. and 3, lGI continue under treat
mci.t. The rest have recovered. The
accounts from California continue 10 ex
cite the most intense interest. The French
Government has despatched All engineer
10 that country.
FRANCE.
The National Assembly has voted its
cwn dissolution, and the new Assembly
meets about the middle of May. Louis
Napoleon is growing popular, the Red
Republicans being put down.
ITALY.
We have from Rome the important in
tellirence of the deposition of the Pope
and the establishment Of the Republic.
This event took place at 10 O clock i'll the
morning of the 9th Of February. 1t has
been voted that he shall enjoy all the guar
antces necessary for the Independence of
his spiritual power. The civil Papal au-
thorlty is altogether set aside. The Grand
Duke of Tuscany has fled from Vienna,
with his family, and has taken refuge at
Porto San Stefano. A provisional gov
eminent has been declared by the excited
people as part of Italy.
AUSTRIA.
The Impcrialists have met reverses.
The Hungarians have beaten them IN sew
Tal engagements.
SPAIN.
The Congress at Madrid, Jan. 3Ist.
declared respecting the cession of Cuba,
that no proposition had been made, and
no ministry composed of Spaniards. would
ever listen 10 such proposal, If made
and that they should never cede the Island
OF Cuba.
INDIA.
Advices from India are 10 the Sth Of
January. MouIian has been captured, af'
ter having been battered and bombarded
for aa entire week, but the citadel held
out. The defence of the place has been
one Of the most obstinate on record. On
The 9th of December. the columns mov'
ed 10 the attack and established them
selves within 500 yards of the wall. Here
batteries we're erected, and on the Goth a
terrific bombardment commenced On
the Both, fort containing SOC, 600 pounds
Of powder was blown up by well-directeG
uOrtars.-The devastation was horrible.
Tel TO Troy Post.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
Extract from a letter TO a NeU York Cores
p0ndea.

Extract from letter TO Aetc 0rE Cores
POndent.
MIDDLEBURY, January, ls49.
d" l bought, as you know, good stock o
goods, at low raIes. and have been selling them
at fair profit, and believe giving general salts
faction. You will see by the advertising columns
of our paper, that this is highly favored commu
nifty. They are weekly reminded that each can
didate for their patronage has larger, better,
cheaper and more fashionable assortment of goods
than can be found ut his neighbors', all of which
he is DESTROYS to supply them with, without re-
gard to any resulting benefit to himself; all of
which is without question, substantially correct.
tell you it is great thing to live where business
is done on such benevolent principles. Who would
90 to California from such place
1 have yet good supply of Groceries-viz
Sugars, Molasscs, Stewards Syrup, &c, &C.
Good shilling Tea for "a cts.
&c @ so =.
60 cent 60 a a
Good 9 Coffee
Also Rowland g. Bills best Flour,
Pork, Hams, Salmon, Mackerel 6 Cod Fish,
Butter and Cheese.
! have Hardware, in great variety, and Dry
Goods enough. l continue the TAILORING
BUSINESS in small way, and try to make ii
pay. On the whole. am doing fair business,
and shall be able to meet my bills in the Spring,
if my customers pay up.
40 Yours truly. r L. FULLER"
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STATE OF VERMONT, I The Probate eonl

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court
District Of New Haven, IS. ! for the District Of
New Haven. TO all persons 10 whom these pres
ents shall cOme-GREETING
John G.. Pierce, guardian Of Juliaett Kinsley.of
Starksboro' in said District, infant, under tho
age ef eighteen years, having represented 10 this
Court that the said Juliaett kinsley is seized i'll
her own right and fee of a certain parcel of land
lying III Monkton, in said District, and described
as follows, to wit, about nineteen acres of land
being the same land that was set off TO her from
her father, Milo w. kinsley. lae of MOnkton.de-
ceased and from the estate Of James w kihs,ey,
deceased, and that sale thereof would be condu
Give to the best interest of his said ward where
fore he pravs said Court to grant him ii, enSc and
empower him TO sell the same.
1t is hereby ordered tina: said applicat on stand
for hearing before said Court, nj u sgSS fIere(
of 10 be holden at the Probate office in Vergennes
in said District, on the third Monday of Match.
A. d. ls49, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and
that notice thereof be given bv publishing this or
der, embracing the substance OF This petition. III
the Mddebury Galaxy--a newspaper printed ut
Middleburv, in this State-three weeks successive
ly, the last of which publications. TO be previous
to said time for hearing.
Given under nv hand and the seal OF
L. S. said Court, this 10Th day of February,
A. d. 1919
At Har7ey ]hiasiI. Judge.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the subscribers. being appointed by the
Probate Court for the District of Addison, Com
missioners, to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands OF all persons, against the
estate Of
ABIATHER AUSTIN,
late of Granville, in said District, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto: And six months from the I'd day OF
March, 1919 being allowed BY said Court for that
purpose, do therefore hereby give notice thai
we will attend to the business of our said appoint
ment, atthe dwelling house of said deceased, in
Granville, on the FIRST Saturday in the months OF
June and September next from nine o'clock, A.
NJ. until FOUR o clock P. NJ on eachof said days.
ALONZO G. ALLEN, Commits
PHILEMON HAYS. I sionerS.
Dated at Granville, this I0lh day Of March,
1919. 49,
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MARRIED.,

In New Haven, on the Sth INST, BY J. w.
Langdon, Esq., Mr.. JACOB PURRlNGToN, Of
Lincoln, to Miss RACHAEL CowLEs, of New
Haven.
In Ticonderoga, n. Y, oil Monday eve
ming, the 9th ut.. by the Rev. VIM. Cleming,
Mr.. TRUMAN NJ. KrMPrON, TO Miss BETsEy
JANE BYAM, al! OF Ticonderoga.
Also on Sunday evening, The 4ih ult., by
c. Fenton Esq, Mr.. EDWARD WoLcorT. TO
Miss LYDIA S. VINTEN, both oil Crown
Point, n. Y.
Also, on the 25ih ult., at Crown Point N.
Y, by C. Fenlon. Esq. Mr.. ERAsTUs Con-
VERSE, of Bridport, VT, 10 Miss LAURA
CLEVELAND, oil Crown Point.
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STATE OF VERMONT. ! l, IS ordered by the

STATE OF VERMONT. / II is ordered by the
the District aforesaill thai all persnns concerned
be notified to appear before said Courr At a session
thereof to be holden at the Office Of ttc Judge of
said Court at Bristol in said District, the first
Monday of April, \. ID. 1919, at 10 O'Clock, fore
noon, to show cause, if any they may have, why
the liberty and authority requested in the fores-
ing application should not be granted. and that,
for that purpose the said application together with
this order be published in the MidGlebury Galaxy
"a newspaper printed at Middebury in this State
three weeks successfully, previous to the time
of said Courr.
In testimony whereof have hereuh-
TO affixed the seal of said Court, and
LIS. subscribed my name, at Bristol III
said district this 10th day Of Februa-
~. A. ID. 1919.
Harrey .NmsiH, Judge.
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COMMISsIONERS NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court fer the District Of Addison, Com
missioners. TO receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against the
estate of
SIMON TAFT.
late Of Whiting. said District. deceased. and also
all claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto.
and six months from rhe 18th day Of JaHuary AID.
ls49, being allowed by SAID Cont for rAat pur-
pose We do therefore hGreb; give notice that we
will attend to the business Of our said appoint
ment at the dwelling house Of the Widow Of the
deceased in Whiting, on the second Mondays uf a
pril and July next IRON. one O'Clock, ?. NJ. until
four o'clock p NJ. ON each Of sand days.
WHITFIELD WALKER, COmnis4
~ VIZ. p WRIGHT. siOheTs-
Datc9 a, Hhaipg, tbs 2i 6'ry IF February 1919.
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e \ despatch from Washington, dated
March s, says:
MIR. Crawford, the new Secretary Of War
has not arrived vet. The other members Of
the Cabinet have taken their oaths of office.
New SEEAToRs.-The following new men,
bers of the Senate we're sworn in on Monday:
James A. Pearce of Md, William Upham OF
Vt. Jares. Coorcr of Pa. A. p. Butler OF S.
C.. 5. Borland of Ark, Isaac p. Walker OF
Wis, A. e. Dodge OF Iowa, William Ii. Sew
ard Of \. Y, jackson Morton of Fla, William
c. Dawson Of Ga, Moses Norris, ,Jr., of \. H.,
James Whitcomb of Ind, Pierre Soule Of La,
Truman Smith Of CT.
nSr 1t will be seen by our Washington
letter, that Mr. Pallrey had the ineffahle
nlcanness to vote for Andrew Johnson's
amendment to strike out the word " im>
partial " from the vote of thanks offered
to Speaker Winthrop by Governor Nc
Dowell, of Virginia. His defeat on Mon
day would have been more signal than IT
was had TIE fact teen known to the vo-
GERS of that disirict-BOStOR Atlas.
ss5Thc salary Of the President of France
is sll0, 900, With furnished palace.
H@ Hon A. II. Stephens, it is said,
weighs only niueiy-fve pounds.
rES Some one inquiries whether bedstead
Is a bedstcad when it is little buggy A
Yankee answers this question by asking anoth-
er to wit :-Whether a woman IS 4 woman
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~ PRES. LABAREE, will preach in East
on Sunday next.

- THE MOST WONDERFUL CURATIVE Of
Pulmonary Consnmpti on in the whole range of Pharmacy,
the Hungarian Bllsam of Line discovered by Dr. Bu-
of London, England, and rsally known as the
Great ENGLISH Remedy. This Is Opiate Pal
latie hut perfect and admirable remedy. not intended
atter and deceive the patient but to CURE, even IN
some of the most hopeless of cases.
DAVID F. BRADLEE & Son, sole Agents for the United
States 100 Washington Street Boston.
Sold by w p. Russell, Mdde5ury, and by Agents Fener-
ally in New England 4o;2S-
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET
THURSDAY, March 8.

lReported for the Boston Trdrriler.1
At market. $50 Beef Cattle, IL pairs Work
ing Oxen, "a Cows and Calves, 2200 Sheep,
$50 Swine.
PRICEs-Beef CaHle-extra Sc, IS; 1st quail
ny S6,25; I'd 1913; Sd $3.50;
IIorking Oren-S9O, 81, 100 and 10.
Co,rs and Cdlrcs-S26. 81, 81, and 81.
Sleep-S2, $50, 5. and $50.
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NEW YORK MARKET. March s.

, Flour is without change, but rather heavy,
Sades, 24OO bbls. at $50 5,62. Meal 2,75 for
Jersey. The milling demand for wheat is fair.
I'm Is in small supply, still sales, 1000 bushels
,cHo| at 81. Oats 40. Rye s. In Pork
Fl4and is limited. Prime 600. Mess 1862
It'd 70 Free Pres.
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Ry MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,
REPORTED FOR THE GALAXY.
NEw-YoRx, March -, 3 z. NJ.

NEw-YoRx, March -, 3 z. NJ.
Baltic Peyton is talked Of as Minister 10 Mex
leo DIR. Footc, Editor Of the Buffalo CONNER
ci,l Advertiser, to Coastaniinople- Ez-Gov- John
Gayle. of Alabama is talked Of for Circuit Judge:
IN place of VIM. Crawford, deceased. Thos. L.
Smith, formerly register of the Treasury has
been re-appointcd, III place of Mr.. Graham, and
Mr.. Brady, of Virginia, ID Auditor. Mr.. Pen
rose is to have bureau.
PHILADELPuIA, Sunday, March /.
Chief Justice Gibson, of Penn, is still lying
sick at Carlisle The Charleston Nesos says it
canno: ind room for the proceedings of the nu-
merous meetings all over the State, in response
10 Mr. Calhoun's address.
Porter aud Robjohn, projectors of the aerial
ship. advertise to start for California on The 18th
of April-to 60 through in - days. Fare $50,
AMI found.
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TOWN OFFICERS OF MIDDLEBURY.
CHOSEN MARCH 6, 1919.
Torn Clerk, James Nc Donald.
Treasurer, Jonathan Hagar.
.Selectmen, Zacheus Bass Edwin Hams
mond, Oliver Hyde.
First Constable, Harry Goodrich
Ocerseer of the Poor, Thomas M. Fitch.
Listers, Calvin Hill, Reuben l.. Fuller, AL
len Foot,
Torn agent Edward D. Barber.
SupL Of Common Schools, George Smith.
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Farm for Sale.


Whereas Jacob Mansfield and Rufus Mansfield,
of Windsor, in the county of Windsor, partners
in business, under the name and firm of j. & r.
Mansfield, have at the present term brought into
court their writ and declaration against Elisha
c. Field of Knoxville, Knox county, Illinois,
and Ira S. Allen. of Whiting, in the County Of
Addison, late partners in trade, under the name
and firm of E. c. Field q. Co.., at Weybridge, in
said County of Addison, and their trustee, Orrin
Field, of Cornwall in said County of Addison,
with a return of service thereon, as to the said
Allen and said trustee, by leaving copy in the
hands of each of them, and as 10 the said e. c.
Field by leaving copy with said trustee for him;
and declaring in a plea that the defendants rem
der to the plaintiffs the sum Of $50 dollars to bal
ance Book Accounts between them, and demand
ing in damages the sum of five hundred dollars !:
and il being suggested to the Court that the said
E. c. Field was out of the State at the time of the
service of said writ, and has not vet returned with
the same; 1t is ordered by the court that this
cause be continued until the next term of said
court, to be held on the second Tuesday of juno,
A. d. 1s49, and that in the meantime notice OF
the tendency thereof be given said +. c. Field
by publication of this order and the substance Of
the plaintiffs declaration three weeks successive
" in the Middebury Galaxy, public newspaper
printed at Middlebury, in said county of Addison,
the last of which publications shall be at least
thirty days previous to said next term.
EMERSON R. WRIGHT. Esq Attorney for ptaln-
tif5.
GEO. S. Swirl, Clerk. ss;3w
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NOTICE.

The subscriber having bought out the interest
of L. n. WArERHoUsE in the Store, and demands
due him growing out of his business at Salisbury,
ard made himself accountable for all debts due
against said concern, gives notice that all debts
due must be paid Immediately.
NEHEMIAH FERGUSON.
Salisbury, 18th March, Is49. &C
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Just Published,

And for sale at Clark's Bookstore, Memoir @
Colonel SETH WARNER, by DANIEL CHIP
MAX, LII. d., to which is added the Life of Colo
mel ETHAN ALLEN, by JARED SPARKS, LII D.
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To be Let or Sold.

The House in Seminary Street, lately &C.
cupied by MIR. Beckwith, and possession Civ
en- on the LIST day Of April.
T. A. MERRILL.
Middlebury, March II, 1919. 46:3w.
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Coffee & Tea.

The real bona tfds OLD JAVA COFFEE al
IL l-2 cts pound. Other kinds cheaper.
TEAS of all descriptions cheaper than any
f5tRcy Tea advertised ;.ask those who bave used it
and they will tell you so H. A. SHELDON.
Nov 25, lS4S.
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The Steamship America reached Hall
fax on Thursday mcrning, g. her news was
received by express. and telegraphed to
New York The same evening.
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/ The market for Corn throughout the last week
was quite still, and opens this week the same ;
lot of white and yellow, comprising about IA 900
busbels has been taken FIR export ut quotations
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The demand for American Fleece and Pulled
Wool has NOT been quite great during the past
week but there has been no material change IN
prices. Pulled Wool is rather more abundant;
still, the stock of all kinds is unusually light.
Prime SaXony feeces,
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-06-08

CoNTRAsTs.-Ho various are the fortunes
of mankind! Some, in ease and comfort, en-.
joy constant prosperity; while others as con-
stantly struggle with misfortune aud adversi-
ty, Some have constant sunshine--others,
only gloomy, dismal night.
The difference seems mysterious, but it is
none the less real. Must this difference al
ways exists! May not some of the ills oflife
be removed, and should we not endeavor to
remove them!
Dr. Guysohs Fatract Of Yelloo Dock
and Sarsapariila will restore you to perfect
health, and set you on an equal footing with
those who now seem more fortunate. Go to
Mr.. VIM. Kiskadden's Drug Store and buy
bottle. Try it and you win surely be bene-
fited. l34t.
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Petition for LDavorce.

JohuR sherrnd, In Wya"d9t. Com
Abigail ID. Sherrad, Petition for divorce
The said Abigail ID. Sherrsd will take
notice. that the said John r. Sherrad this
day iled his petition in the ofiics Of the
Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas,
within sud for the county of Wyandot,
and state of Ohio, the object and prayer
of said petition is, that the marriage be-
tween the said John and Abigail may be
dissolved, the said petitioner alledges
adultery in his petitions; and at the mex
tern, of said court application will be
made for decree to desolve said mara.
riage. 80
The said Abigail u. Sherrad will alsa
take nutice that there will be deposition
taken by the plaintiff in this case on the
25.b day ol July; A. D'ls4e al the Office
ofU. 4. Geasrd, in yermillIon Township,
Erie county, Sia'e of Ohio. .ss
S. r. McBANE, n.
Sci for Petition.
Nav 14rh, A. D. 1s4e.-l2-6i. S3.oe