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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-07-30

sued by the Probate Judge both in civil and
criminal cases, stating the names Of the parties,
the name OF the person to whom delivered
and his return thereon. 1t shall also contain
the date of issuing the execution and the a.
mount ordered to be collected stating the
cost separately from the tine or damages and
all payments thereon and the satisfaction
thereof when the same is satisfied:
Iaderes.
Sec IL To each Of said books shall be at
tached an index securely bound in the volume,
which shall at all times be kept up with the
enteries therein, and refer to such entries al.
phabet ically, by the names of the parties OF
person in which it is origionaly entered, in
dicaling the page OF the book where the en-.
try is made
VAero office kept, and ho'O prouided witl
books and stationery.
Sec. h. The Probate Judge must keep al
office at the county seat, open at all reasona
bic hours suitable for transaction of business
and Tor the deposit & safe keeI ing Of the public
books, records and papers, under the charge
Such office shall be furnished by the Coun.
ty Commissioners, and provided with suitable
cases, for the safe keeping and preservation
OF !hc books and papers of such court and
also with such stationery as may be required
by such Judge in the discharge of his otficia
duties, at the expense of the county.
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LAWS OF OHIO
BY AUTuOpITY.l
lcoNcLuDED.l
AN ACT

AN ACT
Defining :hc Jurisdiction and regulating the
prac;ics vi Probate Courts.
Crimiaat Record
IA criminal record, in which shall be
made II fair and accurate entry Of all crimi-
nal actions Instituted in said court with the
proceedings had therein:
Girl Dockets
"A civil docket, in whcih shall be noted
the names Of parties to ai actions and pro-
ceedlngs, and lhe names OF The deceased per
sons, infants, insane persons. idiot, or lunHtic,
in the matter of whose estate the said court
shall exercise jurisdiction: Ii shall also contain
minute OF the time of the commencement of
such actions and proceedings, aud filing the
papers relating to any matter in such court,
and also brief note OF all orders made in
such action, proceedings, or NATTER and the
time of entering the same:
Journdk
"a journal, in which shall be kept min
utes of ak official business transacted in the
Probate Court, or by the Probate Judge in all
civil actions aud proceedings;
Wa Record
"A record of wills, in which shall be
recorded all wills proven in such court with
"a certificate Of the Probate thereof and all
wills proven elsewhere, with the certificate of
Probate authenticated, copies of which have
been admitted to reccodr by said court:
Final Record Of Causes
5.-A final record, which shall cantain a
complete record in each cause or matter of
all petitions, answers, and demurrers, motions,
returns, reports, verdicts' awards, orders and
Judgements, and which record shall be made
up and completed within ninety days after the
final order or judgment shall have been made
in any of the IN tiers aforesaid and he shall
also, within thirty days after the return of the
same, record all inventories, sale bills and al
Iowance TO widows, in book 10 be provided
for that purpose:
Records Of accounts.
Ga linal record Of accounts. which shall
contain an entry Of the appointment of execu-
tors, admir- istrators and guardians, and all
partial and final accounts of executors, nd
minislrators and the orders and proceedings
Of the courts thereon:
Execution Docket.
An execution docket in which shall be
entered q memorandum Of al executions is
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his name and seal of office to the following
effect: "A B. sheriff Or deputy sheriff or con.
stable, of the county of------, to which this
is delivered, is required to summon the per.
son named in the within list to appear before
me at----, naming the place on, manning
The day and hour, TO serve as jurors at a
probate court to be then and there held
Dated at----, the day of---,ls--.
J. w. seal.
Probate Judge.
Sec. ST. The officer to whom the list is
delivere, shall forthwith summon each of the
jurors named therein, personly, or by leaving
written notice at his place of residence, with
some person of suitable age and discretion.
He shall also, a; or before the time, named
therein, return the list to the Probate Judge
specifying the persons summoned, and the
manner of service in respect to each Of them.
Challenges.
Sec So. Each party shall be entitled to
two peremptory challenges, aud such other
challenges, for cause, as the Probate Judge
may allow; and If six jurors do not attend or
be not obtained the Judge may direct the
sheriff or other officer in attendance to sum.
mon any of the bystanders or others, who
may be competent against whom no sufficient
cause of challenge shall appear, 10 act as jurors
When six jurors appear, and are accepted
they shall constitute the JURY. The failure
TO attend by any person when duly summon
ed, shall be punished rs 10 like cases in the
court of common Pleas. And the jury when
so sworn or affirmed, shall hear the proofs Of
the parties which must be delivered in public
and in the presence Of the defendant
OaM to Jury
Sec. So The Probate Judge shall there.
upon administer to the jury the following oail
or affirmation; "You do solemnly swear" (or
you do solemny affirm" as the case may
be,) "that you Twill well and truly try til,
issue between the State of Ohio, and the de-
lendant, and true verdict according to law
and cviGencr. So hel,, you God"
Sec. 54. The jury shall not be discharged
after the cause is submitted 10 them, unti
they have agreed upon and rendered then
verdict, unless the Probate Judge upon then
disagreement, shall sooner discharge them
and when they shall have SO agIeed upoy
their verdict, they shall deliver ii publicly tt
the Probate Judge who shall enter it in biz
minutes.
Sec. So. Iflhe Jury be discharged, as pro-
vided in the last section, the Probate Judg,
may proceed again to the trial in the SAINT
manner as upon the first trial, and So until
verdict shall be rendered
How fees Of ~itnesses, officers and jurors paid
Sec. Sc. The fees Of the witnesses officers
and jurors, SHALL be certified to by the Pro
bate judge, and paid out of the couniv treas
ury. in the same manner as such fees are nov
paid for like services in the court of common
pleas
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AHo ioio"hS poem was written Oy MISS
JULIA WALLACE, School Teacher in Yer
mont How pleasant it is amid the trash
palmed off upon the muses., to find now and
then the true spirit Of poetry:
Life in ClOudland.
A Poet built an air chateau
High in the summer heaven,
All tinted with the rainbow's glow,
And bright with gold Of even.
burned with emulation proud,
As tnorla's often do
And thought that on the tinte cloud
I'D build my castle toe.
Then straight fairy structure rose,
Turret, aud tower, and dome,
The court It's gorgeous aislss disclose
II might be l'erl's home.
The stars upon its azure walls
For evening lamps were given,
wind harp filled its "ar" halls"
With music meet for heaven.
The sTrits ofthe light won't by
In every gancing ray,
Andto my golden portals high
Came many gentle fay
But place was none in fairy hall
Where human love might twine,
And not sprite was 'mong them all
Who bore heart like mine.
The wind swept o'er my high strung harp,
But sadness filled its tone;
My soul amid the STARS grew dark,
For was there alone,
One evening, when the moonbeam kissed
Each cioud-wrought coonnade,
And silver touched my towers of mist,
While all below shade.
Iesned from thai lone parapet;
Tbs breeze that swept my hair,
As il to soothe all fol regret,
Thrilled with q tender air.
A chime OF mingled voices sweet
Rose from the dtrkened earth
knew its tones, with love reple,e,
Rose iroR happy hearth
left my harp of magic rare
For that sweet human sound,
And changed my castle in the air
For cottage on the ground.
Thackcray says great many things which
find an echo in the heart. Read the follow
ing:
"I heard humorous balladist not long
since, a minstrel with wool on his head, and
an ultra Ethiopian complexion, who perform
ed negro ballad, that | confess mostened
these spectacles in the most unexpected man.
htT. lucy nave gaZeu AT UoZenS OF Tragedy
queens, dying OH the stage, and expiring in
appropriate blank verse, and never wanted
to wipe them. They have looked up with
deep espect be it said at many scores o.
cergymen in puipis. and without being dim
med and behold a vagabond with curked
face and ba"jo, sings little song, strikes d
wild note which sets the whole heart til, ii.
ling with happy JOY"
"As the ice upon the mountain, when the
warm breath Of summer brcathes upon it,
mets ard divides into drops, each of which
reflects an inamge of the sun; SO in life, the
smile of Gods love divides itself into separate
forms, each bcaios in it aud rejecting aa i'm
age OF His love"
BEArTIFyL TH1UGur-The setting of
great hope is Ike the setting of the sun
The brightness Of our life is gone. Shadow
Of evening fall around us anl the worl.
seems but a dnl rtReciion-lself troade
shade. We louk forward into The comins
LONELY night. The soul ~thdraws into itseli
The stars arise, and the night is holy.
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The JouRSAL lie published every Saturday morn.
iig--Ofice In Buckland's Brick Building---ihird
stNy; Fremont, Sandusky county Ohio.
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Poper TO keep order.

Sec. SO, The Probate Judge shall have
power to keep order in his court, and to pun
sh any contempt Of bis authority, in Ike
manner as such contempt might be pushed
in the court Of common pleas.
Sec. 60. He shall have power to issue all
warrants. attachments, and other process, and
all notices, commissions, rules, and orders,
not contrary 10 law that may be neces,ar,
and proper TO carry into effect the powers
granted TO im.
Duties Of sheriff. Coroner and ConstaB'es
Sec. 81. Sehriffs. deputy sheriffs. coroners
and constables. shall, when required by lhc
Probate Judge, attend the probate court, and
shall serve and return all process directed to
them by the Probate Judge, excspt as pro-
vided in section IL Of this act
Clerk common pleas to TRANSFER 10 Pro5ate
court certain records. papers, dc.
sec 81. The several clerks of the courts of
common pleas of this Stale are hereby re-
quired to transfer TO the probate court OF
Gher respective counties, all records, files, pa.
pers and proceedings apperlalning to the ex-
elusive jurisdiction Of said probate courts, 30
iir as lhe same are capable of being separated
from the proper journals and RECORDS Of the
courts oi common pleas, and shall also make
out and certify full transcripts of any journal
entries relating to the probate matters which
may be pending in said courts On request of
any Probate judge,o' person interested.
actions pending not eGnhaIy his act
See G3. Actions and proceedings now PEN
ding in the courts OF common pleas and in
,he probate courts shall not be effected by
the provisions Of this aet. They shall be con
ducled Throughout, as iii had DOT been adop.
ted. and no rights acquired shalt lie affected
oy IT. "An act defining tie jurisdiction and
reguhdng the practice Of probate courts" 4"
passed February 20, 1852, is repealed.
Waen TO take effect
Sec. Ga. And this act shalt take effect and
ne in force from and after the first day of Ju.
ly, 1859.
JAMES c. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House.
@ GEORGE REX,
President Of the Senate pro tenn.
March IA, 1853.
AupIroR's OFFIcE.
Ssudussy County, Ohio,
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CHAPTER w.
HIS PowRRs AND DUTIES IN CRIMINAL
ACTIONS.
Wien not barring Jurisdiction.

Wien not hauing Jurisdiction.
Sec 20. The several Probate courts in
this State shall not have Jurisdiction Of any
crime, offence mslemeanor, the punishment
whereof is capital or by Imprisonment in the
pententiary, not for any offence or mlsde-
meanor, the original and exclusive jurisdiction
Of which is vested in Justice of the Peace. or
in any mayor or magistrate of any town, or
city, nor of the crimes or offences mentioned
in an act entitled ian net to lunlsh certain
crimes therein named" passed March ls. g.
80, nor of the crimes or offences enumerated
in the act entitled "an act to provide tor the
punishment of certain crimes therein named, "
passed February 27, 1884, nor for violation
oI the "act to prevent obstructing Manageable
streams therein named passed March |, 49,
"a; but they shall have exclusive cngnizance
of all other crimes, offences or misdeneaoors,
unless otherwise provided by law,
What recognizance to be fled in the Probate
Court
Sec. 80. All recognizances which shall
hereafter be taken by the Justices OF the
Peace and other officers authorized TO take the
same, and all transcripts in criminal cases.
within the jurisd ,ciion of the Probate Court
shall be returned to the Probate Judge forth
with after the commitment Of "A person charg-
ed with an offence, or taking OLA recognlzlnce
for his Appearance before the Probat Court
Sec. 81 The second section Of the act en-
titled "an act TO punish betting on elections,
and for other purposes" passed March ls,
939, and the fi6y-second section of "an act
for the punishment of certain offences therein
named" passed March ls, 1881, are repeal
ed.
Dispositions cffnes.
Sec. 49, All fines imposed by the Probate
Judge for crimes, offences, or misdemeanors,
shall be paid into the county treasury
SO soon as ;he same shall be collected.
Limitation of criminal Jurisdiction.
Sec. 33. The provisions of this act which
relate to the exercise of criminal jurisdiction
by the Probate Courts, shall not extend to
any county in and for which special crini-
nal COURTS now, or may hereafter be estab
lished by law.
Indictment not required.
Sec "a. In no prosecution for crimes, Of
fences and misdemeanors cognizance OF which
is by this act conferred upon Probate Courts,
shall an Indictment by grand jury be re-
quired but in all criminal cases brough: be-
fore the Probate Courts by filing recogni,
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AupIroR's OFFIcE,
ssudusEy County, Ohio,
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VOLUME 1.
GLE Nj -.

Tho following poem was written by Miss
JULIA WALLACE, a School Teacher in Yer
mont. How pleasant it is amid the trash
palmed off upon the muses., to find now and
then the trun snirit of noetru.
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L.. ID Parker Surgeon Dentist,
ORTAGE COUNTY
Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
II. p. BUCKLAND, Agent:
FREMONT, OHIO.
DIR. IL. s. RICE,

DIR. R. 8. RICE.
Oontuuesthe practice of Medicinein Fremont
and adjacent country.
OEFIcE, as formerly, on Frontstreet, oppo-
site Deals new building.
Fremont, Nov. 2a, is5o.-'s7
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] certify that the foregoing laws are truly
copied from those furnished this Office By the
Secretary Of State.
HORACE E. CLARK, ~
Auditor
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CHRONIC ERYSIPELAS ANp ILCERS.

AsrOsIsnINO sSD MOST wosDERFUL CURE.-C Car
Efra kaspp. Of No. ~ Willow n BROOKLYN N. Y
NJ the tnust respectable citzrns In the city. wa
afflicted FIVE years with scrotuous Ery,prlps Of bou
legs. from the kn-rs TO the ieet, which infamed ana
swelled % prodgous size aud liberated lsrgr dcer
ulcsrs apparently large enough 10 finger in cams
into th.n which discharged daily almost incredible
qusntty of matutsied substance lie had had the
sdvcr and attendance OF several uf the most skllhl
physicians and had trir'i many highly recommended
medicine. without rrrctng n cure. aud told b
two OF hi ysicsns that IN. ulcers In HE Lee
would ~. h,p of t,tors long. BR.Srs PusiFy,w
ENTRAcr has cured these liberated and hfamed lee,
90 th-i now they entirely healed up and he enjoys
s,a.d hsslsh
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INTERNAL ~ GERS.

rhis cure Is triumph ,.o skN II the best yAsN.
Nsss In the city oi phladelphn and 10 POSITIVE rRoop
hat internal ulcers lie cured easily extern
when BRAsr's PURIFYING EXTRACT v used. Mr. j ,
Hepburn. one OF the most respectable gentlemen y
Auburn, Cayugo CO. v v, informed us IN Oct lSI
that h. had been afflicted with three FIssUREs ~
III icgRS sust.d internally 10 allow ui exam
alton and thus furnish positive proo of ,hn fact and y
their locsun Tie said that he had spent yea,
Ph,od,iphs under the professional advice Of the be- =
physicians. and Vas obliged to return to Auburn wiz
out care or help when DIR r. " Hani. druggist G
Auburn. advised him to try Braafs Purifying Erffo
and the OF bottles OF Il eGetfd ptrfeei eM
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FEvER-SORE CURED

The Rev RICHARD DlNNING, Pastor Of tne Pra
.yterun cturc Adam. BASIN Monroe county New York,
wrote - us have l-f roccl;.d letter from NJ ca,
s.Y prHSlsc. "a TIE Oc MS Feversorc. You
may depend Hn "nu lL'l.s, fug ie - E!Ais'ih
and enrr n the church. Sgme ysGrs he hld
nave oo 0! hs s.s e,t og ~ MS fe, N Consequences
~ Fev,fs,i-. Tue ctner leg heing now at, c,d tnd
about - be bnpu'atel ! recommended bRAsr's MrrI.
.Sr. Read 10" rsut. he ssy' y haze B.e5 sHly ,y,s
so.rLIS OF BRAHTS MEDICINE. yl2eai AL HoFr.
JJm y.Ly nm ia t.5i GrGoas. and
'i.i, with the bs.-n. 90 Got hes c,tcG care =.
ag lfg!" See Tsnphlxis for fu.l pHIticulas.
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A.TNCERS 49, Il

Mr o B. KINNEY merchant, Ciinior. oneidr s-."i',
:. j.. r'urp,G rs tHi c-icsT.dyctur ln sad c"Iuy-g I
1rciug v'ngIor cn,a of CANCERS ihrou- h iur erica
" BRkST'S PURIFYING EXTRACT. \ egnsro-tI
u Gic rcpny. y. =, il also usug sg.d puRGFILR Mr.
y. sgTILE driggis al Cugs,ohirie Mon'y onet5 clu.
~ " J.. mas morhled Us OF srrortsut sa,s ef Ca
IFR of stsniIns which rtl,eseJ ed u.t
of that Pics. l.hsrefore, this PrRrisR CsHces
~ puryw hoaling power what iLpurr disense oi ~
7vUd NOT curef seven years experience Gli IT,
nnLuh hnYk Dior. nle nom lui Whit II VIII curu.
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~ ,lp. ra,e Uf d,ias who YET lives Hr go.
,u RI = y,,r- sHsr of SO RcFCLA, 10y ony fssre Aa
Gtsuf ,a r.Favi than ever was cured hy ih~ iss -
r.rraAL0Ns ~ sue Boa NOdJ1vi0 ha wa, rssr rtaf"
r,u.H ibs riticf HsfeGi IOicer Ia effect The cur1
If s.,.ta r.r.ui1.!, % J,riss' cue.
Nr ! E I!ASHfS. of Rome TfiriA1 CO, " v. hid ScyC
,I. a.r cunhu"d to is bed tie lost bspr-i-
,., su 'c i.sDsrd Uli drhliiard a. To he unrblr "a
u Sc s ta to h- nrad lie hH iie best meaiad Gd-ics
L 81 at. A. uf u" i-si %ys"r0,tHds 10 uo GOOD rfcc--
ui r.,. as s,tv., ara considered 70 he IN dying
,!e 1 tiL '!ut '.cgfy f3Vy h0Uts ionye Wien 'r
,orri.,urri taHp. Elh NJ ~ WfIER HIS ne,t r,a
0f.f t,,jg .ic 6- 10 ois; h1is pas ecS fH'ohh
10 .-fa Js alrr - SLl, hat Le bfrHilcu ihrou -
Ia, i, s9'l around thrt Y could ir i.H'i
n ,at 4, s E.r.t vgy iU.tn- by tS'ad Iioce; The ss
: or. gr- -, df-'r,y,g hv uccrs ul"er Unnrr
Ire ,a d. .usu 90 HiIhs hIEd. Ind ncnry eaten HrcHJ1
-, ,,dr j.', ~. bGy Tnus nc "as afflicted WIN 'Es"y
.lc uiei! rcyiL srisc Rscrs. SsriGus parts oi b.
,a,p' .l' ii.'iEr -.I .l. particulars. see Ger PAN
,r rIIlt'as WIFI ms. cne u he no.t st'hrl ply
ris, al Rome, va, cr.'d "a 80 hashm ,!e day t,'".
., comma r..I isu. lrt!It pr r,r. Dr. " tSdHin'-l
M ... l!su ',. i'm 'ha' ~ ne nsJsHes W ne to,is
Do d. ma ~
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"hrricS. Gad-sec ca. February !. lgis.
an WiLakCEA CC.-hc'.ae,4~.: : | ~ .e, fpr moro
DIAN yrar afflicted viii, diadusc " Uc stomach coule
no, IA. 'rcHsy Tuus' wlIOGl ctling greet
piu cku.>s uu vOG,,n, nd wa continually utl cttd
' r. stomach !. o. So e. inv -. ir'rd Uu" b1i
'o Of BbhNf'S MEDICINE, " ,ir' ~ my inter d.sHp
pDn,ucH ot,-1 ant ,''r' ID ne HRi ram after "!ihJ
he. fore second bul'c winch las ,i'N rI.V,
he diseBtr. s rpW well Nj. t snd ti.iUs
anything w.tuui t-Ng Tun"f. Tie suiInc 81
Yours u't1"r'1Iiy, T. :. W lLlOA.''
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FEMALE WEAKNF SSFs g. tCMpl ANTS.

No remedy offered lL l" pNohc Ess ever been h9B 10
..,idr 1Hd rf1a. r,ste-uy A. Ne incnen;a seIaer
ard rtsyrVyttes OF IL. sea- - BrASr'S PvLNUsAkY
BAsAH. J. mnkrs difference "h.'llr III dvrn cir.rt
sYY".''- e,"e... or otci H"'"7''.--u GEiV LsTks
Nil by ,ir,0ar,.g hit sysrLn eggai,,,no ne CIscBL
rt,.s .ad ro"hi"g sni nAayiag sESvvgs iHsrAr'r,y,
E.yN See.
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HUNGARY in 1871. With az F>lui"" &
IL the Austrian pulrc, BY tl"l'rs I',ins
B.nce. nrh Map ard.I ,l,.uati,rs. ~.
An",ica Il, l""rd II, y ihe Motto II Ma,
Lrndir Duucdn, 20.
Thp,pe, Il Guirt EraIish Town and !'rnan
Liz. therein. Il, Nilar. Noum'uiG, ntl, al
"Euth,n,sy, "MarIlria,' Sc; i"' sdl' lN
WILL ~ Ii. HE,
aG7 50 Thames Sutc.
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DYSPtPSIA-SOUR STOMACH CuREp

"ts.
\ Drnr'll, NEttu-J :. ErpL,,. iim,l.
X. q. liowr, Fst ti,,t~ itl-t. liIsT, .,
ck- Brlees q sI,rcu, NI,Liu,un MA. 4
:. Ta!hi, fut,t Ma I.t,t ~
W"ds-N. :. rnp,ei & Co., w,u,k-yuIg
"ic' h'd-l. NJ. An'ion, FHii lk,,-J
Amhonl, s''I,h'-and " h,rsisih sto
Oruggi,ts gen.iHls.
Al orders mus, W. addressed ~ w.Hs,,
e.. sot P,~sA.ry, NJ Ycrl.
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Worse than Hopeless |!

Nuyv tear Mr. HASE S's Huicm"n, of enn- he .sA:
~" wt. rrgaGroi un" boil" Of hRfN 1'SPChU liAt!
ENJEf ( 7, I' B'sR 4 i-a3,d, drny yrisis of Rome. ]
commenced usur that HiIi i~jrs - pei bss'. Thn hoa
.nnh!,G ne ., pr II NJ Ocd wlcIe hhd been c"ihu'
one l,1r ma cad bofs tnnh,a Le 10 gcf evtqf hoss
the hVd Gq'c enabled 20 wuiS i.ro siHs "a Rome GA
rr ,rh.ra procured I''s more: and wh,n snd -.
gird snr ,!. sgrsHier, , 81 ft'enf uc"u had trn!f
gy-rud ,hrer jo'in more racc;rd PfRFklI CURE ~
ail me nlcrr.. ,nl fe,rurrd ne 10 loOd hcULdt."
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FOURTEEN wlTSESSEs:

Mr. uASEIX ma s~orn 10 the above cis. mt tho ne
srr " 'rlv,.r, and certified 10 ny pr T VIII LitMs-N'
a r. BRONS. proprietor uf he " cot Rome Hofsk-MessHs
HISsELLA LEONARD. wuorfSe and rolai dIuggiss
nd EI.kNFN ,Il bic Etnsksna.
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THF l.. di,s o. H"vl'Itnc N'hrI "t -"
ICCiluI', nltIn'' II3ir' lave " Ifi''
oul new and f,shrcnahl, millrc'l Gc''s frt
every effort Will be- maGe 10 plri.s, ih,u m s'll
uu lN and r,icr. We ha," tie Ialgo,i and !tN
assortment of Iii bons thai "" eva "Ftirt. am
som" enti 81, new st,cs Much atctor lil'
given in altering and clcann. oid Pc fcfs.
IL FIitt.
,.2 Thames ST.
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LlVER-COMPL

mr. NATHAN HUBBARD. Of Ste-j1yi, Ctas opr {,
he oid'h AMI mos, respectable rlN. aus, was Nh cv
with leHysIi1i u-ny yeAg snI psf.iy e-ye<
6y g,iso BRhNH'S PUEIfSiSB EXTRACT. We co.,s
nlulg hunUTud. Ug Oiu,f .HsIg, s.,U cured.
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CHANGE OF LIFE,
Dyspepsia-Sour Stomach!

is ~ ! 10 lu '"pnr1 md n" 0i 7'i1Ts
ir ,evHfrf gId the u'trr grr6iGiy
JJ,'ys!,as r'v.ai suy"f ir oh! d,.'s a ir,Qusa,
,nELa. lt- .-EL-L [ -. Il !. =
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GENERAL DEBILITY OF THE SYSTEM!

Mr.t HoLTSTNNn merchant. Obe,iin. io,yr,H 60.
o woe bp,rll"r g 1888. and HNtr hav inr s'gisd how
tie cuT" OF uir wj6, cdslup'vr h said " have
personally Csrd bR.fN 1FS PiIRF "fNG EXTRACT
upIrrl t,tIly Ui ny syairln, era have no Hesitation
IN saving ;i6' L j. r lT.t med ac to RESTORE and ~.
vGus,Tg I'M system 'lt have rvyrus.d IN sfr,v ia
,,racc wh're We h.vr sod GRANTS MEDICINES M,V
hap, prorsG Ls sloIy G.S !rsa e lrSr sA1ssAcrioSf
SALT FsiiSliM,