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the jul lgment and tie time limited for ap-
peal, such justice may take the undertaken
for appeal at any time before he has de-
livered his docket to hissuccssor, AMI give
he ap pealing party transcript. After
the delivery, ofthc docket, the undertaking
shall be given to his successor and itshall
be his duty to give the transcript and do
and perform all things required ofhis per-
decessor.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-07-21

DICKENS A WoRkER.-Dickens is real
worker, as his works well prove. The
last number of his "Household Words, -
SAYS: '.In the last year we have read nine
hundred manuscripts, of which eleven
were available for this journal, after being
entirely re-written. In the same period
we received and answered two thousand
letters, and made appointments with an
odd two or three hundred more of oul
fellow citizens, than there were pounds to
paw for the celebrated nails in the horses
shoes, which will so down to posterity
rusty with the tears of school-boys.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-07-21
ARTICLE MI.
E.recution-retu1n-stay of erecutiou-no
tie Of sate-deZiyerY-unde.tQ tQkinc.

Execution -return-stay Of erecMiou-no-
tie Of sate-delivery-unde, tahiing.
Sec. 1874 Execution for the enforce
ment Of a judgment before Justice of
the peace except when it has Lcon taken
to the Common Pleas on error, or appeal
or docketed therein, or during the time it
may be stayed, as provided by this act, }
may issue by the justice before whom
the judgment may be rendered or by his
successor in office, on the application of
the party entitled thereto, at any time
within five years from the entry of the
Judgment, or the date of the last cxecu-
ton issued thereon.
Sec. 155. It shall be tie duty of the
justice, if the case benot appealed, taken
up on error, docketed in the common
please, Or bail has not been given for the
stay Of execution at the expiration Of ten
days from the entry of Judgment, to is
sue execution without demand, and pro-
rceed to collect the Judgment unless OH
erwise directed by the Judgment credit
or.
See. 1856. Any person against whom
Judgment may be rendered under the pro-
visions of this act, except as hereinafter
excepted, may have stay of execution fol
the several periods hereinafter mentioned
by entering into an undertaking to the ad.
verse parry, within ten days after the rem
di;lon of such judgment, with good and
sufficient surety, resident of the county
as the justice shall approve, conditioned
for the payment OF the amount OF sucl
Judgment, interests and costs, and costs
that may accrue; which undertaking shal
be entered on the docket of the Justice
and be signed by the surety.
Sec. 157. The stay of execution here
by authorized, shall be graduated as fol
lows, namely:
First: On any Judgment for five dol
lars and under the stay shall be for sixt,
days.
Second: On any judgment exceeding
five dollars, and under twenty dollars
the stay shall be for ninety days.
Third: On any judgment for twcnt,
dollars, and under fifty dollars, the sta,
shall be for one hundred and fifty days
Fourth; On any Judgment for fifty dol
lars or upwards, the stay shall be for tw'
; hundred and forty days.
Fifth: Where judgment is obtained a
gainst surety, and he takes astay there
: on, and he obtains judgment against th
: principal, stay of execution must be al
} lowed on the judgment against the princi
, pal only SO long that the stay will cxpir
: one month before that allowed to the sure
: ty on the jndgmentasainst him.
Sec. 1853. No stay of execution o.
: Judgment rendered in the following ease
shall be allowed:
l 9-On judgments rendered agains
t justices of the peace for refusing to pa
: over money by them collected, or receive
! in their official capacity.
: 2-On judgments against Justices fo
: rot reporting annually to the auditor a
f fnesy as required by law.
= Son any judgment rendered asaln'
! constable for failing to make return
c making a false return, Or refusing to pa
e over money collected in his official cs
! pacity,
If 4-On judgments against bail for tn
r stay of execution.
r 5-Whcre judgment is rendered in fl
I var Of bail who have been compelled ,
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cible tnry and detention, or tie forcib!e
detention, as the cage may be, of the
following described premises; to Wit (;
--~, lately tried before me, within
was plaintiff, snd---was
defendant, - Judgment was rendered
on thc-day Of, A. D, that
the plaintiff have restiystion of said pre-
misses: and also that lie recover costs in
the sum of -. You, therefore are here
bv commanded to cause the defendant to
be forthwith removed from said premises,
and the said plaintiff to have restitution
OF the same; also that YOU levy of the
goods and chattles of the said defendant
and make the costs and of tlliS writ make
legal service and due return.
Witness ny hand this---day Of
\ ~
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-07-21

PRosrEer OF WAR.-By tie telegraph
information was despatched from Paris
to liverpool, it appears; that the Empire,
of Russia personally communicated to tie
ministers of France and England, at ST..
Petersburg, his ultimation on the Turkey
controversy in the strongest terms' viz
that the destruction of the en.ir Russian.
feet would not prevent him from invading
Turkey, and claiming rcpsra.ion for thes
wrongs be complained Of. If Ills Be rue
war seems to be inevitable.
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Sale on Erf catti0n.

Sec. ia. All property taken in exc
cution under the provisions of this act,
shall be advertised for sale, at four of the
most public places within the township
where such property was seized, at least
ten days previous to the time appointed
for such sale which sale shall be held be-
tween the hours of ten O'Clock, A. NJ
and o'clock, ?. NJ, at the house, or on
the premises, where such property was
taken, or at one Of the most public places
within the township.
Sec 175 It shall not belawful for any
Justice of the Peace who issued the exc
cution, nor for the constable holding the
execution, to purchase either directly or
indirectly any property sold on such exc
cution. Any justice or constable who
shall offend against the provisions of this
section shall forfeit and pay, for every
such offence, any sum not exceeding one
hundred dollars; nor less than five dol
lars; to be recovered by civil action, in
the name of the State of Ohio, before
any court having jurisdiction thereof, fol
use Of the township where such offence
was committed; and shall moreover be
liable to the action Of the party injured
thereby.
Sec. 176. When any cattle or live stock
shall be taken in execution, it shall be the
duty of the Justice who issued the execu-
ton, or other Justice charged with the
duty of collecting the Judgment; whereon
such execution issued to allow the con-
stable, for keeping of the same, reason
able compensation; to be taxed and col
lected as other costs in the suit.
Sec TT. When constable shall levy
on and sell any goods and chattles, he
shall make out and annex to his return to
the execution, in virtue of which such
sale was made, a true inventory of all
such property, and of each article there
VI, dlu TIC PI'Co az WHICH, lHo odhio "ds
sold; and for each and every neglect te
return true and accurate schedule OF
inventory Of property sold, or remaining
unsold for want Of bidders, or other just
cause, and if sold, the price at which the
same was sold; each and every constable
guilty of such neglect, shall forfeit and
pay, On conviction thereof, any sum no
exceeding one hundred dollars; to be re-
covered by action in the name of the
State of Ohio, for the use of the party In
jured thereby, to be prosecuted before any
court having cognizance thereof.
CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.
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| CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.

Ey Things are 50 linked together,
that DR.. Francis says, that a rise of e5
per cent in log-wood would ruin Ealf tie
port wine dealers in the country.
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on whOm the summons Was served, to be
specifically natne. If such Judgment BE
also such that the defendants are subject
to arrest thereon, the Justice must further
specify the names of those defendants
served with the summons, who NAV be
arrested for want of property.
Sec. 167. A constable may, at his
peril, omit to arrest debtor, or after ar
rest, suffer him to go at large before the
return day, subject only to his liability for
an escape, or for omitting to arrest If he
fail to have either the money or the per-
son of bis debtor in custody at the cxpi-
ration of the thirty days.
Sec 1863. 1t shall be lawful for the
sheriff or jailor, receiving any person i'm
prisoned on execution issved in any civil
proceeding at any time when there is no
money in his hands pay for the sustenancc
of such prisoner, to discharge him from
prison The jsilor may, however dctain
such prisoner, the adverse party being
liable for such sustenancc.
Sec. 1863. The debtor committed as
herein provided, may be held in prison
ten days, and if he be person without a
family, for which he provides, one day
in addition for every dollar over ten due
on tie execution, or if he have family
for which he provides, one day in addi-
ton for every two dollars over twenty due
on the execution.
Sec 17O The affidavit of an impri-
soncd debtor, that lie has a family fol
which he provides, specifying by name,
one or more persons, members of such
family, and the place of their residence,
is sufficient evidence thereof to authorize
his discharge by the jailor.
! Sec I'll. A constable is liable to the
party in whose favor an execution is issu-
ed to him for the amount thereof in the
following cases.
/ Where he suffers thirty days tc
clapse without making true return there
of to the Justice, aud paying to him, Oh
to the party entitled, the money collected
thereon by him.
2-Where lie wilfully and carelessly
omits to levy on property within thirty
days or if the defendant be liable to be
imprisoned, then to arrest and commit
him to Jail of the county within thirty
days.
Sec. 172. When and execution shall
be returned unsatisfed for the want o
goods and chattles, the Justice shall un.
less, otherwise directed by the party fol
whom the execution issued, commence ar
action on the undertaking for the stay O
execution, and so soon as judgment is sb
tanned thereon shall issue execution anc
if such execution be returned unsatisfec
in whole or in part for want of goods anc
chattles of the bail whereon to levy, ther
the plaintiff may demand and have exc
cu;ion on the original Judgment for th'
amount remaining due.
Sec. 173. Where bail is given for th,
stay of execution, and the defendant a
gaint whom the judgment was rendered
shall die before the same is satisfied, tn,
creditor may proceed against the surety
in the undertaking in like manner as i
execution had been issued against th'
defendant, and returned not satisfied fo
want of goods and chattles whereon t.
levy.
Sale ON E,rt cuti0n
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ExWar aud rumors of war-Rn ssia
against France, England and Turkey.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-08
BOY,S SLEIGUS.
To the Affiliated.

J0R. JASEPH, the Celebrated Indiln DOCTOR has ar.
~ rived in town, and can be consulted at No, Il9
Main Street, Worcester, mass.
The Doctor cures Sick Headache, Nervous Diseases,
Rheumatism, Cont, DrOpsy, Fits Epilepsy, Piles Can
ker in its malignant form, Constitutional affec.
tians Choiic, Billions, Flaneut and Painters Debility
partly deoayed Bones, Gravel, Catarrh, Diseases of
Children, II hamatinn Ofahe Bronchial Tubes Of the
Liver aud Spleen Chronic Diarrhg, Dysentery and al
most Ill diseases of the Blood.
Also, all diseases incident to Females, such as weak
ness, and all the like My medicine. will restaro them
again to full vigor End use illness.
Come me and be faitnless. IlI cure that lame
and almost broken back aud botched face that spit
ting up OF the food likewise, that Fstna IN apo
PerinBum LachTymais, and the worst cases of
Clumsy are cured by my Vegetable Medicines III very
short time. .a
Tire Vegetable remedies which the God sf Nature
has spread with such richness and profusion ever
every hill dale, field and Forest have at last to the
rescue. ant Consumptives may hive and not Die!
The Doctor is also justly celebrated and distinguished
for the hundreds Of wonderful he has made and
for his s0nnd and philosophical upon disease
which carries terror with i wherever 1t appears which
bas brought multitude of Ills upon frail humanity, and
whose consequences are often felt by the innocent as
well as the guilty. use Mercury in the of this
disease, and have failed much as one case
DIR latter great labor and expense, has succeeded in
inyenting and perecnng medicine which wonderfully
effective in producing sauary change and restoration
from the long list of diseases above mentioned to Wig
Orous health These medicines have been trie d, with
the happest result, by thousands many OF the
have been OF more Than years standing by taking
them in hand, and by simple treatment with his med
cine, has wrought perfect He does not leave
thele important facts upon his own assertion he ap
peals TO the numerous certificates which grettude
alone has put iii his possession
Please try the Doctors grea. and potent remedies for
LIDO know that they viii yet millions to re Dice
and be exceedingly glad
Medicines, with all objections, carefully pached and
forwarded TO any place in the United States.
Very Respectfully,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-08
DIR. B. I. JAsEPH,
o6 d9mfp No. ll3 Nam st Worcester.
Important to MilIers ana Mill-Owners.

NEW and improved dressing for Mill Ston Is,
"A (Which patented in s49, 0y NJ. Gaines ofTex.
as, and the right to use which in the New England
States, and throughout Europe is owned by Col CHS
MILLS, of Georgia Is offered to the Millers aud
Mil. . wners Of hisstate, by GEORGE T. 5 CURTIS,
of Worcester, who is the sole agent Col. Mills has
caused this dressing to be put on TO several Mills in this
CITY, with the understanding, that if nol improved,
charge should be made in instance has he failed to
gain so pei cent in the amount of meal ground with
the same power, and in most the been
doubled. In some trebied.
The expense to The owner OF fitting pair Of stones
with this dressing, is abou. $40 Ana the price Of The
right the Improvements varies from $50 zoo
coing the amount Of business done, 800 being the
general price per Run.
This is considered me most important improvement
ever nade in the mohe Of grinding- and the ease and
simplicity witt which it appl d, cannot fall COM
mend itself to all concerned IN this branch Of business,
it virtually doubles the power OF the mil Il reference
may be made to Nm. Dickinson, w. w. Patch, or D.
h. Emerson of this City, whose Mills have been dressed
in this way, and aie now grinding more than twice
much as before. GEO. L. S. CURTIS,
General Agent for the State of Massachusetts
q dFa fu WITT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-08
NEW LUMBER. YARD

At the Norwich Rail Road Depot,
KSTHERE will be kept by the undersigned, stantly
w on hand. all the various kinds and qualities of
Eastern. Western and Northern Lumber
Consisting Of Boards, Plank, Joist shingles, Clap.
boards. Pickets, Laths, White Wood, Ash Black
Walnut, and Cherry. = asAaf tr,a
FRAMES supplied 10 order at short noIice, and ali
LnmBer sold on cue most reasonable terms, Dy
Igal ssa m 81 }, MORSE s. co
II Dolce No 10 Mechanic 81 aug2S dtf o
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-08
RHEUMATISM CURED

DY The use Of MctNTIREi5 RHEUMATIC TING
ID TURE AND LINlMEN1, a safe, cure, and certain
emedy for all Rheumatic Affections whether Of auscu-
lar, or neuralgia character. '4ilN f.la
Persons using II viii Ind qnack nostrum. or pana-
fea--O cure all diseases to which flesh is Incident
hut something which will suddenly and effectually
ieve the ost rheumatic pains, reduce swelling
Of joius, cure sprains burns, and bowel complaint
The Proprietor also offers to the public the GREAT
INDIAN PURIFIER OF THE BLoOD.-MAsURY's
Extract of Sarsaparilla and Wau.a-hoo!
The beneficial effects derived from the OF these
Invaluable medicines. proofs of their SUPERIOR
". They have gained the confidence aud appreciation
of the public, and are placed on an elevation which
has parallel among the popular medicines of the day
We use strong language, IRON the accounts we
ceivng daily ofts wonderful effects, and cures Of dis
eases. .lra.+f
This compound Is the Great Purifier Of the Blood,
and all Diseases have TO give way before this powerful
ngent-such as salt Rheum. Scroiula, Kings Evil,
Bryspelas, Fcald Head, Blotches on the Face, and
all hindred Diseases, will find sure and sa remedy;
for Dyspepsia, Pain in the Side Heart, aud Liver,
Coughs, COnsumptive Complaints, Costveness, Colds
ssore Throat Bronchitis, General Depllly, &c. Daa
Prepared and sold by
j. = MCINTYRE, Sole Proprietor.
Laboratory at Milbury, Mass. deco dy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-08

The subscriber continue The business Of furnishing
drawings, specifications, d Procuring Patents He
attens TO all business usually REQUIRED to De transacted
with the Patent Office III has many years carried on
the business of building using all Kinds of Macbjn
cry used in the factories Of New Eng and Having in
vented some of the important improvements which
adopted byal the principal nacturers and hav
ing been involved IN heavy lawsuit had occasion to
study The Patent Laws with Ia interest under thu
late Hon. Daniel Webser. BEING the only Solicitor of
Patents, who is fhorouga practical raeshaic his ex
perence, as wen as his scientific 6nO Wedge and his
intrinsic acquaintance with mechanical operations en-
able him 10 understand new Inventions, 10 Distinguish
them from those ateay pafended and TO specify them
with facility and aceRraey, which cannot be expected
OF Lawyers, WHO have f0rmaFly done this bushes
Many goed inventions have been lost to the inventors
by not having them understood and properly specifed
50 as 10 present proper claim,
AZA ARNOLD, Patent gent
Washington, lst month, 1863
References Hon e. t. James, u s Ssnafa ) Hon
Thomes J. Rusk, 4 Senate, His Exeelency P
Allen, Governor Of R l.; Edward w. Lawton, C0llec.
tor Of Customs; Il B. Anthony, Ex-Gov. Of r. T.; 4.
w Greene, Chief Justice; Til r. Carpenter Counsel
Tor at la "; Samuel Ames, Counsellor at Law
The tJllowing note was appended by ths late Hon.
Secretary of State OF the U. 81. f. ssr-
have knuwn Mr. Arnold f3r some years and an,
We'll acquainted with the gentlemen whose names are
above written accord with their opinions and know
them to be some of the respectable men 10 the
State. asT+D AN,L WEBSTER
For fFther information, inquire, IL by letter, post
paia,lQ eBl tadsl IS is.tas j, G., ARNOLD,
.e1 n o. 207 Main i Worcester.
~ All Communications strictly confidential FHA
o2S deodaw3n fH artgs
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A Purely VEeBrABLE Preparation for prcraotln
the Growtks Preservation, and Beauty Of


.-TA ~ AiAi Aaa-4.4 ..s.-.
Y above has Leen thoroughly tested sad the result
10, an universal expression of eutire saiisfaetan-
u ~ warranted TO eadeas ine Buadejg prevent Paid
Iss4 on tendency to gray prevent tie filing Of
the haif pr5aerve s color Render il sof rable and
glossy end in good condition. jl curling eradicate the
IN cqle Wh'c $50 de8trQcye 90 he har reInrva
the seerii care sc9ld Head relieve Gea4asis &c The
Excelsior h9r Toms behH pnrc vegetable prepare
ton, is ts thine qa The Only ihiuz worthy Of lis name
BtfaGesy-- any eaifa 10 Zee his bald heal
retiring under the shade OF beaas, locks lei hial mako
thorough use Of tie Excelsior flair Toac
Fadthg o. Loos hiae 0f lie Hgir. If tiis disease
ne egieeiei. e 'yiil prove the pecRgsor OF baansss
reelit which IS by no means issiabie one and which
eau easily be avoided by thorough use ii the Excel
sor iiaf Tonic, h .s,a
pGa6rtf' and 5egfR.-Ihis disorder, Ia most cases
owing 10 neelect pahtsf PROPER attention, nav IA
easily and e reiy obyated y the as. according 10 a.
feetlons Of the Excelsior Hair Tonic
Hsndache.-If yDq w0nia -bH relieved Of headache
and sue gloomy disagreeable feeling attendant upon H.
and IN their steH be inspired with r5vging refresh
ing aid hiafios sprit resulting foa bead clean and
siear gd q bfau1 ilee and active, nse the Excelsior
Hair Tonic.
Liameht-Fbr Wenrds. Bruises. sprains A sues.
y rheumatism, Chihama Stilss aad BITES Of Insects
sore Throat, Pimpsz, Chapel Itida, &C.. a most ex
ceient and valuable lniiuentls the Excelsior Fair Tonc
CAadren--it mas be used upon he beads of children
Wit the happlest resilia
Prepared only bygOMBARD 81 GUNDALL, Drug
gists, Springfield, Mass, To whom applications for
agencies nus| be addrt--ed
PHIcE 9'yVMNT x-FEwE CEMTs.
AeEwrs-GALDWE l. q HlJL, Il. ii. MARSH
and D. SCOTT Jg.an} s'ti by Druggists and Fancy
Dealers, &c, throughout the United States and the
Oahadas. aus dawtf
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TTNTRga ELIAS.

Of every kind, varying in price fro 25 cts to $780,
BASKETS and Willow Ware, in endless pro-
fusion.
METALLIC BIRD CAGES,
of more than 20 kinds Bird Seeds, d c., BIRDS, and
every article wanted by Bird keepers.
Umbrsiias, Canes, Sc, repaired,
PINKING In several styles for Capes, Flounces, and
Talmas Eyeets set, and many other Jobs done TOO
numerous 10 mention. Also, Rocking Horses, and 20
kinds of
BOYS SLEIGHS,
for Winter sports and doing errands Please observe
the sign of 1.-The Ya iety Store" 86 Main street.
nearly opposite The old stand of James Green, & Co.
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NOTICES. &c
Terimack Mutual Loan Fund Association.

Merimack Mutual Loan Fund Association.
FENHE suceess of Associations, OF this kind in other
Cities, Induced the Secretary OF this Association,
to prepare oOks FOR subscribers to Stock IN the Lowell
Mutual Loan Fund Association in November last The
Association was formed, and now the Shares, which
thirteen dollars have bscn paid valued al thirty six
dollars eaeh, thus showing the rapidity OF OcCumula
ton, for scheme has been devised by which the
accumulation has been rapid having all the aivan-
thges and SECURITIES oil savings }aHs, with greater
profits. The great benefits coalerre by their opera
tiDn in the airvi8tion Of rent. and renewing ineue
brances from property, must forcbly present hens
selves 20 every intelligent person. Any one having
property incumbefed, can by taking advances o. as
Shares, receive from the funds of The Association "
sum sufficient 80 remove the incunhrGnce, and repay
the Association By Payments each month, having
eTa years pay IT, making 1t comparatively easy AID
If he wishes build purchase house, in this Way his
rent may be turned to assist in paying for HIS Rn
hon e. or If he paya dollars per month, into the
do,lrs, nirOm qlx eight wears, according the OPP
sraUans thus far. lac Books Of this Association are
now Open for subscriptions and the public are invited
call and learn the advantages. Ike any inquiries.
nmne the TAN Of operation, and subscribe Tor Stock
al the ONCE OF the Secretary no 2,Nesmith's New
Block. n SAMUEL MCINTYRE, Sec'ys
Wac IS also Agent Tor first ass Life and Fire Insur
anee Companies. OBJ dawH
INSURANCE.
isEtna n s ~ ance Ca m pm II v, Hartford
Capi.4 $780, 600.
Protection Insurance Company, Hartford,
sttf Capital Sz500y0.
American Insurance Company, Providence,
Capital SI5O0O0.
Home I Iasur a n G 0 M p O II y, New YprS
Capital $50O060.
The above named Companies continue 10 insnre
upon favorable terms Far further particulars, inq0re
Of A. +, BULLOCK, Agent
n nr Cacf