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HaNLroS. Ohio. Nov 10 lss,

4as HAMILTON, Ohio, Nov. 10. lss5.
Dir. RoBAcK--Dear Sir have read in the
newspapers many accounts OF cures elected ~
your Scanaaviah Remedies. hut ] consd.ieE nj
own.case at least as interesting and rs maresl-
Gus as any of them. So far as you-are : cos.
cerned, one testimonial more or less IA Of fiStE3
consequence Yaur fame Is testablishsa .sssG
my statement capnot. add ltot your ceist5iaJ
But for the, benefit of my. fellow ospatpres, I
desire ts make known the facts When oAt<&
upon you, at the instance Of dear frissid ~
the 21st of March last, Thad beet nil1s y<1xe =
sufferer from catarrh. The arritationI of -
nerves and membSane of the hsad was sos ~
tense that sometimes it almost drove me ose5x.
could not sleep, and was never fee from an
pleasant sensations. at various times 1vs
different physicians had attended mo, eaek az
treated me in his own way, but none OF fhem
did me any good. I dcspairsd Of ever seeine
another well day, and when called at yeus
consultation rooms, had very little hope Of ~
lief. by your advise, l entered i1amsdiatslr
upon; a regular course of your Scandinay yixa
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills. was snsonr,.
aged by the cheerful, hopeful way in whioS
you spoke, and | resolved strictly to f6llsx2
your direction. In less than a week, an lflsss
worst symptoms of my couplaint began xoi
take milder form, and so continued 10 ips-s
prove from week to week until, at the end II :
three months, my head was entirely rslisveds e
and every trace of the catarrh had Left M |
Still, however, continued to taket the xdras.
dies for nearly six weeks longer beaauss II
found they were building up my strength and
fortsfying my constitution. Six months have
passed since the ours was finished, ana Ithay&5
had no sign of a relapse. should be elad ~
see this letter. the substances of it, IN pint.
for the guidance of others -.
Yours, with heartfelt gratitude, 'sis. =
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

s. B. Anrlla Wood B BEFORE ORE }, = 7. ~, a9rril e
zephaniah Birch. in and for Salem town
ship, Monroe county, Ohio, a writ of attach
ment was sued out on the 2lst day of Sept,
| S57, iii favor of the plaintiff, and against the
defendant, who is a nonresident, for the sum
of Sl3 92.t S. B. AURILLA WOOD.
Oct. IA, 1857 7-l3w,l IL r IL.
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fgThe late vote iu Kansas win range
between $4,000 and 10000 This indi-
Gates population bordering closely upon
loo, 0,00O.--.St. Louis Democrat.
= The Democrat is in error. 1t does not
indicate a population of over 10000, as
there are but few women and children in
the Territory, comparatively. Hl
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Of Democracy for the two weeks ending
Oct 31ss,. 1857:
John Antiil, sr Summit, $1,25
James; Young, do 1870
Reuben Smith, do sSissi l,56l
Wilson Martin, Ohio, 500
Silas Headley, Sunsbury, l,5e
T. O. Little, Center, %
Goodwin & Co., Ohio l,50I
George McKelyey, Green, l,5o1
Gabriel Starkey, Center, $50
Vim. Meeker, Rocky Narrows, l,5o
Thomas Antiil, jr., Franklin, 80. 1.7Q
r. e Hubbard, Malaga,I g',so /, so
T. A Way, Washington, a#ftq l .5osf
ST. G. Barber, Center, >, lyaa ls5o
v. Gates, T., Malaga, I.50
Lewis Yoekey,a do l,50
Samuel Blowers, Center, zT@ l,00f
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ClaringtOn Lodge, Mo 263,

Of F. & A. MAsoNs, meets the Monday ON OF
preceding the full moon in each month.
J. D. UCoNNoR. w. NJ.
WM. 7. HURD, S. w. o. S. Thomas, Treas.
JAMES KIeRSAS, J. W. j. W. HOWELL, Tyler.
PFrFE WADE, S. D, J, 7. MoERIII, sec'ry.
CAN. BISHOP, J. D.
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SpuRGEnN's s AI,niENcE on FAST Day

~ Il 8
SpuRGEoNs S AUDIENCE ON Fast DAY
The LONDON .Horwing star,sspeaking of
the Rev. Mr. Spargeon's services before
an audience Of twenty four thousand per-
sons, on the national fast day for the
eyents in India, .sags:ss stds e9 r
When all was over a loud clspping OF
hands testified The approval of the hear r;
ers. and few minutes afterward groups
Of people were anaffing bottled stont with
ina few feet of the pulpit Eating and
drinking on the most extended scale were
carried on all over the establishment, and
many seemed to think that fasting was not
Included in the ceremonies of the day. /
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| Corrected weekly by .Stncloi,' g. Baker
WooDsFELD, Nov. 8, 81.
Flour per barrel : - s5. .oo
Wheat per onshel, rr54a 70
Oats per bushel, 25
Corn per bushel rs
Lard per pound, - - 10
Rice per pound, -7f- = e. 9 to 10
Candles per pound, - Is
Tallow, per pound, -. II
Salt per barrel, 800
Hams per pound, -ee- -1I5
Shoulders per pound. =, : 90. -l2a
Corn meal per bhshel, =. = ! sFa
Eggs per dozen, a 49, -fif56
Tea per poundpa- o. rs to 100
New Orleans Sugar per pound, IA
Molassesp per gallon, - - 80
Rio Coffee, per pound, . - Is
Java Coffee per pound, -.9E-sl- lis. !.
Hay per ton 800
Fish per pound, ; .a.A -t--a4soaIo
&aiis Sd. 3d.. and tQd. and 64
Brooms per Dozen. = 80. 800
Onionss per- bushel, -as SO
Timothy seed per bushel, $3.50
Butter per pound, d,-- Is
Potatoes per bushel -vu- 25
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

A. G. Afchbold q u EEORE, joel I. Randolph
VS.. II Justice of the Peace in
H. 7. Helmbold. and for Center township,
Monroe County, Ohio, a writ Of attachment has
been issued out by the Plaintiff. against the
Defendant, for the sum OF ten dollars, the De-
fendant being nonresident.
A. c. ARCHBOLD.
Oct .2s, ,1s57-3w. xTr - $. ..,sers.-
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State of Ohio, Monroe County.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON s,
PLEAS OF SAID COUNTY.
Daniel Walton, as Administrator of William c.
Walton, Deceased, Plaintiff,

w ason, Deceased, Faictli,
against
William Norris. SEN. and William Norris. Jr.,
Defendants a
NtlILLIAMs NORRIS, Jr.,I is hereby notified
wv that Daniel Walton, as the Administra-
tor of William c. Walton, deceased, on the
I'D day of August, a. d. 1887, Iiledi in the
=Court,of Common Pleas of said county of Mon
roe, his petition, stating among other matters
that William Norris, Sem, is indebted to the
estate of said Williaai c. Walton, as shown by
certain Judgments iilsai,f court in favor Of said
estate. and against said Norris, andthat in the
year 4. D. 1914 thesail William Norris, Sen
conveyed the north west quarter of the south
west quarter of section thirty, in township
three of range four; and the north west quar-.
ter of the north east quarterof section thirty
six, in the same township and range, in said
county, to the said William Norris, jr., without
considerations and for the purpose of defraud
ing his creditors, and asks in said petition
that said conveyance by William Norris, Sen
to William Norris, Jr. may be set aside, and
that the said William Norris, Jr. if he claims
any title to said premises by virtue of said
deed of conveyance, may answer said petition
the plaintiff will ask a hearing of said petition
at the next term of said court. ..ssszs.
HoLLIsTER, 0KEY & HoLLIsTRR,
Aug. 20. 1S5T.--6w r Att,ys for PlH Mi iiY ~
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SPEC IAL NO TICEs.
MorSAr,sI LarE PI1a.s Aspi PHasi

.MorSAT'ss LlrE PILIs ASDi pHasix
BrrrERs IT often happens that when
man has been suffering under violent
bilious fever, that on recovery heswll be
afflicted with an aeute nervous sensation,
loss of appetite, tremuiousness in the ex-
treuities. aud rapid pnlsaiioin- OF che
heart. The cause is the wan. Of purifi-
cation of the system, and q resort TO the
use of Motfat's Life Medicines will afford
relief to The nalieslt sooner than any other
known remedy. Sold by the Proprietor,
W. B. NIotfat, 335 Broadway, New York,
and by lis A gents .
Holoscay's Pills and Oiatmspt Facts
are irresistitls IF any man doubts the
inestimable, value of these Pills. he i'm
pugns the general experience of the whole
world The Accumulated testimony of
all nations attests their ,infaIlibiIity in a
majority Of the disorders that afilict man.
kinda Deep. seated abscessess swelling of
the joints. enlargement of the glands,
tusnors and eruptions disappear under the
disinfectipg and healing action of the
Ointment. They liave esnc coantertsitedf
There is a test however, whereby to tell
the genuine, viz,.s the Water marx, ..IIol-.l
lowFay New ! ork and London that ex,r
lists in every leafsof the book of direc-
items. The words are semi mi-transparent'
inthe paper, and visible BY looking through
the leaf to the light $ s..sss ! S. assss.
Dr.. .Roback's scandinavian Blood Med
S.g lcines zsaa sitsssTf .8l5at
AT Hast, in Sweden, the ingredients of
two Remedies that disinfect tile blood of
etery corrupt element, have been found.
DR.. Robaek has combined them. I Hesof-
fersethe result in his Scandinavian Blood
Purifier aud Blood Pills.. They are strik
ing the faculty with amazemept ,sand caus-
ing thousands ssof the sick, tosrejeiee. In
cases ofindigestion, liver complaint, serofa
ula, rheumatism, diarihea. in fact, jim all
cases of disease, not organic. they cure
the, patient as certainly 4as day succeeds
darkpess See Advertisements. e q
T.
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DUFF'S MERCANTIhE
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"a " IA IA "a gg Ia .
cornsS Sd aud hayket SIS p;,ts5,iroh

hI'HE Oldest, most extensive and most perfect
L iy organized COMMERCIAL CoIL.lQiE il.
the United States The only one in the State
acting under Legislative Charter.
SNs' I,R U.STEES: Is S9st3t r.
His Exce.lency Tie Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN.
President of the United States.
Hon. JUDGE WILKISs, Hon. CHARLES MAYOR,
Hon. JUDGE HAMPTON, Gen. ]. X. MooRHEAD
Hon. JUDsg LowRlE.
r. DUFF; (author Bufs system of Mercan-
tile and Steamboat Book Keeping } President
of the faculty. !6t"tf a
At. HoWDEN, Superintendent, with four
associate teachers of Book-keeping.t a e4
=. S. DUNCAN, (author Of Duncans PEN
manshipD with an assistant, Professor of Busi-
ness and Ornamental Penmanship.
NIB. HATCH, Esq, Lecturers on Com
Hon. ! NJ -KlRKIiATRIcK, mercial Law and
Hon. JUDGE. SHANNON, political economy .
Rev. DAVID FERGUSON, Lecturer on Com
mercial Ethics. 3adt si,fri- "a s,t, o. La,,r- -
j. MURPHY, Teacher of Detecting Counter
felt BankvNotes. at-...rF.z, Is zsi,I. -. -
The Students of this institution arelinstruct.
ed from aIFirst Premium System of Book
keeping, and First Premium System of PEN
manship.
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THIRTEEN FIRST PREMIUM Sill.
YER MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS

| Have been awarded by different Fairs to
Duf's unrivalled system of Book keeping, and
Duncan's elegant new system of business and
ornamental penmanship.
Duf's system of Book Keeping is found to
contain nearly double the amount of practical
business exercises given by any other CONNER
cial College, and its superiority is attested by
over 400 Students. after from three to fifteen
years successful practice in business, (circular,
p. l9,) yet the process of teaching is so per-
fectly matured and smpllfied by near twenty
gears experience of the Principal, that Students
usually graduate in half the time occupied by
other Colleges, saving from SIS TO $50 in
board. No time is lost in experimenting upon
"New Systems of teaching" on waiting for the
teachers to write cut manuscript exercises.
Our course ofstuiy will hereafter have added
to it,
JoINr SrocK AND PRIVATE BANKERS Books
compile set of each is prepared upon the most
approved forms of Eastern and Western Banks
and Bankers. Also,
{ RAILROAD Books, prepared from the forms of
of the New York and Erie, and the Pennsyl-
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+ No similar College in the Union exhibits
such list of successful Students, (circuiar
l90 either as Merchants, Book keepers, or
teachers of bookkeeping and writing.
/ DUFF's BooK-KEEpISG, Harpers new enlarged
edition, price 81, SO, postage 20 cents. fff
DCFF's STEAMBOAT BooK-KEEPING. Price 81;
postage 9 cents. ssos,f usssG al
DuNcAN's BUSINESS AND ORNAMESTAL PRS-
MANsRIP, Crown quarto, $500; mailed post
paid. An elegantly bound copy of this splen-
did work will be presented to every student
who hereafter graduates i'll the institution.
The above works forosale by thesbook sellers.s
! Specimens of Mr.. DhnGail's penmanship, and
the new College Circular, justissued, mailed
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ROLL on HONOR,

Receipts on subscription to the Esprit
of Democracy for the two weeks ending
Oct 3ls. 1857.
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SALT RHEUM PILES,
AND PAINS
ANGER, ULCERS, AND TUMUROUs
FT 5 SWELLINGS. GlT3 TfqtT.

CANCER, the most terrible malady that attacks
the fieshy fibre, may be extirpated by this prep
aration. The knife cannot reach the minute
manifestations of this disease, but the soINT-
MENT does. 1t penetrates to the sources of all
ulcerous disorders, and perfects a radical
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ca Address all letters to the Principal.
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Woodsfield Retail Market.

[ Corrected meekzy BY .ssnclcii,, s. Baker.
s@.s 80 WOoDgFEID Nov 2sa,57 ~
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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-10-09

A ToUCHING TEMPERANCE APPEAL
The editor of tho Abingdon Democrat re-
lates the following as an occurrence on South
Side railroad last week:
At station near Pittsburgh an elderly
gentleman came into the cars accompanied
by his daughter He was stranger to us
but there were about his countcnancc those
unmistakable marks which betoken the hab-
itual use of strong drink. AT the next
stopping place the daughters attention was
attracted by something outside, and she put
her head ont of the window. The old man
slipped out of his scat, sank down on the
floor and drew from his saddle bags a bottle
of spirits from which he took hasty suck
Just as he lowered it from his mouth the
lady turned round and caught him in the
act She reached forward and laying her
hand on his shoulder mildly said, "Oh
father! fatherw "My daughter" said he,
81 just took SO much"-mcasurin the size
of his dram on his shriveled forefnger.--
His face wore such ludicrous expression Of
shame that VIC could hardly smother laugh
while at the same time the distress depicted
on the countcnanee of the daughter, as her
eyes filed with tears, affected us so that we
could almost have cried through sympathy.
The lady drew her veil over her face, bowed
her head, and sat motionless for an hour
weeping over the frailty of beloved pa
rent. And although we kept in company a
hundred miles, or more, the flask of whisky
was left untouched in the wallet.
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Clark's Female Pills.

THE GREAT ENGLISH REAIEDY.-rregared from {"
Prescription Of Sir j. CLARKE, NJ. d., Physician
Extraordinary TO the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unaing in the cure OF al"
those painful and dangerous disorders to which the female
constitution is subject 1t modcratcs all excesses and
all distractions and speedy may be relied
To Married ladies
It peculiarly suited 1t will in short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price, One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp of Great Britain, to prevent tcounterfcits.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by females that are
pregnant during the first three months they sure to
bring Miscarriage but teyery other time and in every
other case, they perfectly safe
Sole agents for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
(late l. C. Baldwin & Co.) Rochester, n. Y.
n. u. One Dollar and postage stamps enclosed TO any
authorized agent, will insure bottle of the Pills by
turn mail.
For sale by C. r. McCULL0CH, Fremont, and by one
druggist in every town in the United States.
Fremont, Nov. 2S, 1856 44y1
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DIED.


In Clyde the Goth ult. Mrs. SARAH A. BEERY, con-
sort of Philemon b, Beery, aged 80 years.
Afer the lapse of only few short weeks, another of
the esteemed and loved of Clyde has gone! The health
of Mrs BEEBY had been decline for nearly year. but
especially since last winter from the elect of ve'y
and protaced t of sickness which she then su
fered. But her anction has been borne with becoming
resignation and rorude of the true christian. While in
health she active and useful discharging her christian
and religious duties with willingness and Gdelity that
enced her heart to be in the woraways dispensing to
the poor and needy that comfort and relief which bespoke
the sympathy Of kind and generous heart But that
charity and bencyolence they will share Her
place in the church. with which she had for many
been identified by her exemplary and Christian life, viii
not be filled. That meek and quiet spirit has gone
to its reward high That aamiable and pleasing coune-
will be in the house where she Of
ten worshiped and that aectonate companion and dvo-
ted mother will cheer and gladden. the home
made desoate by her removal May those afflicted friends
commend themselves to Him who alone can console in
such Affections and when the storms and sunshine of this
short life shall have passed. may they meet her who
calmly and resgnedly fell asleep in Christ Con-.
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nr. II. TUDns. Nh be I'D attendance as follows

Dir. II. TUBES, will be in attendance follows:
FREMONT. Reeds American, Saturday, oath Oct.
SANnUSbY st. Lawrence Hotel, THURSDAY, 22d Oct.
NORWAlK American House, Friday, 23d Oct
TIFFIS, Shawhan House Monday 26:h Oct.
A mistake of day made in Sept. appointment, by
which many were disappointed Such mistake will not
be likely to again.l
VNOR consultation upon all diseases ofhc Throat Lungs
II Heart, Liver stomach, Bowels Kidneys and Spleen,
also DrOpsv Gravel rheumatism, Nervousness, Debility,
Dyspepsia Female Diseases, Ague and tever Fits, Impu-
rites Of the Blood Erur'ons, Cancers Ulcers, and all
ofong standing complaints both external
and Internal
For some ten years D T. has devoted his entire time
chronic Diseases treating thousands annually many of
whom had exhausted every other within reach
IN mineral other pOsoRs emptoycd does
he make SICK 10 make re or tear d0R 10 build up again
The medicines bo taken with safety by the most deli
cate and patients may remain at home and continue with
covered under tile treatment after friends aud physicians
had given up all hope the nasputabe evidence of which
can always be furnished Inyalis however reduced de-
spairnc are invited to call and may be assured that
encouragement will he given expense incurred without
corresponding prospect OF recovery,
Inyalis should read The following from Rev l. NJ Chap
To ALL WHOM IT MAY coNcERy:-A sense of duty to a
common suffering humanity prompts me- through the OPP
porunity given by Or Tubbs to submit the following
brief statement. have been suffering for several years
from dl spepsin torpid liver and bowels and and
depression tested the full power of aopathic
remedies pescredby the best at hand and ia
extent the hydopathic and homeopathic treatment
without any sensible benefit Having observed the effect
of Dr. Tuhs treatment to others of my acquaintance
especially upon the wife of my younger brother who hat
(addCd to feeble constitution cough which
reused fears of pulmonary consumpou,I concluded t.
consult him myself. He prescribed for when II
emanciated and wretche condition, andl freely affirm
that uncx pectedly tn myself speedily benefited 4
great degree 10 endure heavy and continuous la
Dor have able for The last years. cheer
fully commend tho Dr. to sufferers from chronic disease
I. NJ. CHAPMAN,
Pastor Baptist Church. streetsboro, Portage co.. o.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-10-09

EY~ The Democrats who have so much
to say about State Treasury matters should
not forget that Gov MEDILL dIoWed JouN
G. BREsL1N to hold tie o6ice Of Treasurer
Of State ten months before accepting and.f-
ling his Jondsi 1t is probable that large
portion of his pundcrings from the Trcasu-
ry were effected during this time.
They should also bear in mind that the
Investigating Committee, in their report,
say;
There was no obstacle to the use of the
money of the State by Mr.. Brcslin, nor was
any effort on his part necessary to conceal a
deficit There was no thorough examina-
tion of the Treasury during his term Of Of
fee.
The surplus in his hands was seldom less
than half million.
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Fremont, March q, 1857.
w AR R EMS
Ohio Criminal Law and Forms.

SECOND EDITION.
Eaiargsd and revised 20 suit The Statutes Of 1857.
JUSTICES of the Peace and Mayors arc authorized to
81 purchase this work out Of the fines they may collect
EXTRACTS FROM ECOMMENDATIoNs.
81 would not be withoutit for ten times its price,
WADpLE, Justice Peace and Mayor lsborough, Ohio
The system observed In arranging the statutes preee
DENTS and the references to authorities makes II work
admirably adapted to Its Objects. r. TAYLOR, Common
Pleas Judge.
o library in Ohio is complete without it, and JUS
tce of the peace, Mayor should attempt to administer
the criminal law without copy"-IHoNAs BoLToN, Com
mon Pleas Judge.
$40 Justices of the Peace Mayors &c. IL viii be of al
most Indispensable necessity whilst 10 Prosecuting Ator
mes and the Bar generally II viii prove highly conyeni
ent"-JosIAH so0rT, Supreme Judge.
sagstraes viii especially find II of great value in the
discharge their dutes while its exposition of the Law,
and simple arrangement commend il to the study OF the
private citizenB SroRER Judge Of Superior Court Of
Cincinnati.
at much needed by Justices and Attorneys OF Ohio,
generally'J. BRNKERHoFF and O. BuNykN Sup. judges.
~ examined the work with considerable care aud
expressed the opinion that II Is excoednely practical
JoHN W, OAKLEY, Com. Pleas Judge,
The work Is Of great practical value not only to Justi-
ces Constabes and other officers but to the Lawyer tho
we'll read in criminal Jurisprudence" GRIswoLp
Chairman Judiciary committee O. s. Senate.
t should be in the hands of all Justices Prosecutors
and those engagedn any wise In criminal proceedings
B. L. HOFFMAN, Common Pleas Judge.
~ regard the work worthy OF place In the Library
of every lawyer IN Ohio and which should be owned
and carefully stHdedby every Justice of the Peace in the
State who expects to aid in the enforcement Of the crm-
nal lnw.'-WM. SAMPLE, Com. Pleas Judge.
81 have no doubt that II Wauen's Ohio Criminal Law
and Forms were supplied 10 all Justices and Mayors
who have criminal business before them, y would save
costs to the county treasures every year than the
expenseof furnishing them.' VA. LAwREScE, Common
Pleas Judge. ,,.,,,,,
Price, $3.50. A. btoWNt
sept.li, lS5i.-s2w4s Gen. Agent Belletontaine, 0.