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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-15
M A r r 4 ( d I,

On the evening Of the 1ith inst by Rev. F.. BUSHNELL
OSCAR BALL, Esq, and Miss ELLA AMSDEN, all OF
this place.
wswish young friends much joy. Bentonian
mint drop accompanied the notice. and passed the
~'little joker to better half-her fee-she
pressed herself decidedly in favor of Cupds archery.
On the morning Of the 18th inst. by Rev. Wm Fulton
Mr.. WILLIAM A. RICE, of this place and Miss JULI-
ErTE MOORE, daughter of james Moore, Esq of Ball
willie township.
Another couple gcne Cupid busy just now, his darts
ny thick and fast. But he has yet ga few Of the
sort left all keen and sure
On the evening OF Oct. 13th by Rev. VIM. Fulton, Mr.
JOHN +. HUNT, of Toledo and Mrs. VIRGINIA MITCH
ELL, of Fremont
At the German Reform Parsonage. the 2a July, by
Rev. j. Heller, Mr.. PHILIP BULEsHER and MARY LKsH,
both late of Germany.
At the place. by the same, the 7tl inst, Mr..
LEWIS BOYER and Miss SALoKA BOWMAN, both Of Wash
ingten to ovhshp-
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Car Timc-I.eaying Frcmont.

Tho Union Prayer Meeting will be held
at the Episcopal Church on Sabbath even
ing.
The Scientific artisan, published at Gin
cinnati, Ohio, should be in tho hands of ov.
cry mechanic and artisan. 1t is valuable
first class pnpOr Terms 50 per year. Ad.
dros', American Patent Company, Cincin,
natl, O..
The barn of SAMUEL BAKER, of Green
creek, was burned on Thursday night oi
last week. Loss $500. F. w. RAnE, a
German, who had bOen in the noighborhood
n short time, was arrested as tho incendiary
and is now in Jail awaiting his trial.
WESTERN RESERVE SYNOD, of the Pres
byterian Church will hold its next Annual
Meeting at Milan, Eric CO., in the Prssby
tcrian Church, commencing to-day (Friday,
18th, at 2 o'clock P. NJ. The Introductory
sermon will be preached by Rev. JAMES
SHAW, of Newburg, o.
See change of Time table Of G. & T.
Railraod.
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THAT GREAT RE MEDY!
so LONG SOUGHT,
FOUND A T LAST!

TIIS remedy, claimed by the medical profession and
the multiplied Thousands that have uHed il and tested
covery in medical science and natures remedy Is the
result Of years of toll and study BY Ohios vore
physicians In order to produce something that would meet
the wishes OF suffering humanity and thousands from the
princey palace and humble cottage testify the
mediate relief found by its For the want Of space
only offer few OF the many evdences 1t its favor
Moline, HL, Feb. 10, 1851
MEsSRs. s. X. MANN Co.-Genfs. We find your
Ague Balsam superior to any remedy in our market for
the permanent Of all malarious diseases We cheer
fully recommend II worthy Of that great IL has
wherever sold and used.
Very truly yours, RICHARDS THOMAS.
To the sufferers of chills fever and ague cheerfuy
of hanns Ague Balsam in this vicinity for the past
three years. well pleased with It's remedial virtues as
anidote TO malaria. have frequently used Il in my
practice and with entire satisfaction. From intimate
knowledge this compound recommend Il as prompt
safe and efficient, N. Z. HACKEDoM, N. D.
Gallon, Ohio, April LIST. 1913.
Binfton Ind. MAY II, 1858.
MEssRs. S. X. MANN h &Co.-Gents: Having sold your
Ague Baam for tho past three years
in thisvicniy and closely observing its effects
hesitate in saving believe it the best remedy sold
in lndiana and will eectualy chs, fever and ague
without fail. Truly yours,
PHILLIMAN L &KEARNs, Druggists.
LoghHsporf, Ind, Sept. 13, 1856.
DIR. MANN:-pease send me one half gross more Of
your Ague Basam Immediately. It is in great demand
and may be truly styled the King ofFever and Ague.
J. LU1LE, Physician and Druggist.
81. Lonis, Bfdreh1 l, 1855
MEssRS. s. X. MANN K Co.-Gents: We have sold
large amount Of Ague Basam the past three years.
and find that where introduced and sold has equal
the history ofague remedies and from all parts Of the
we hear the cheering news fails
paentand is looked upon in this country as the best
medicine for chills, fever and ague in market
o. J. WOOD co.
S. X. MANN & CO., Proprietors, Gallon,
Ohio. Sold by all good Druggists.
July 80, 1855 14m6
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A SILENT PRINTING OFFICE.--In the
town of Zablegan, Wurtcmburgh, there has
been lately opened new printing establish
ment, by NJ. Theodore Helgerad. All the
compositors and pressmen are deaf and
dumb, to tho number of one hundred and
sixty; eleven of tho former are females.-
They have all been educated at Mr.. Hell
gerad's own cost, to the employment they
are now engaged in. The King has con
ferred on him large gold medal for this
great reclamation from tho social and moral
waste.
CLERGYMAN KILLED BY LIGHTNING.--On
the morning of the 30th ult,, the Rev. S.
N. Evans, Pastor of the Presbyterian
Church at Lane, De Kalb county, Illinois,
was killed by lightning fow yards from
his house. He was struck on the head,
and killed instantly.
ExrRAvAGANoE IN Hon LIFE IN IRE
LAND--Ths Limerick Chronicle mentions
the following case of cxtravagance
"A landed proprietor, who came Of age
two years ago, has boon obliged to leave the
country in consequence of his embarrass-
monts. On attaining the age of 2l, he had
100000 in bank, which he has got rid of,
and accumulated debts since to the amount
of 100000. He kept open house for high
and low"
The Yellow Fever at New Orleans is
still raging fcarfully. Tho victims are
mostly strangers and foreigners. The
deaths last week averaged 40 per diem.
An editor out wsst who served for -four
days on jury, says that he is so full of law
that it is hard work for him to keep from
cheating somebody.
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The COntinenfaIs.

This favorite and unrivaled troupe Of
Vocalists will give musical entertainment
at Birchard Hall, in this place, on Tuesday
evening next. Doors open at Z o'clock ;
concert to commence at u o'clock.
Cards of admission one quarter of dol
lar each, or four for one hundred cents,
promising in return thirty-seyon and half
cents in good current Continental notes.--
To be had only at the door on the evening
of the Concert.
w. M. BATES, Agent.
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Attach menl.

Court Of Common Pleas Sanduskv County STATE of hio
Edward Lambert. William II. Major
William A. Banister and Thomas W. Gibson
Partners by the firm name OF
Edward Lambert 4 Co., Plaintiffs
Gilbert G Edgerton and Francis II. Wilcox
Partners bv the firm name Of
Edgerton Wilcox, Defendants.
NE said Francis Fl. Wilcox OF the State of New York
ishereby notified that the above named plaintifs on
the twenty eighth day of july. A. D. eighteen hundred
and hfty-eght filed their neton against said
IN the court Of Common Pleas Of Sanuskv County In said
state OF Ohio setting forth that the said defendant.
indebted to the said plaintiffs account for goods
wares ana merchandise In the Of three hundred and
ninety six dollars and nineteen cents portion OF which
account due and portion to become due And asking
Judgment In favor OF plaintiffs against the said
for the sum OF three hundred and dollars nine
teen cents and interest thrtvseven dollars eighteen
cents thereoffrom Nav fh eighteen hundred and fty-
eight and on sxtythree dollars twenty cents thereof
from March eleventh, eighteen hundred and y-eight;
on ortythree dollars 6ftyeght cents thereof from An
gust eighteen hundred and fortyeight; on
eghty-seven dollars ortynne cents thereof from SEN
tember seventh eighteen hundred and ffyeght and on
one hundred and sxtvfour dollars cents
thereof from October fourteenth eighteen hundrd and
And the said Francis IT, Wilcox further notified To An
pear IN said Court and said peten on or before
the thirteth day OF October eighteen hundred and fty
eight or Judgment will he entered against him according
10 the PRAYER Of said petitioner at the next term Of said
Court thereafter.
EDWARD LAMBERT 4 CO..
BY BucKLAND EvERKrr. their Attorners
Fremont, August "a, 1858. slw1 ss,2s
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WONDERFUL, BUT TaUE.-A few days


slnee Mr.. Jas IL. Beadle of Huntsville, Alabama, called
and gave permission to publish for the benefit Of
suffering humanity, the astonishing cure which has been
effected the Of his wife by the Of Dr. Hancos
Vegetable Epeptic Pills. He informed that at the
time his wife using the medicine, her system
entirely prosrscd by the number OF spasms she
had undergone TO reduce her weight to 100 lbs Since
taking the pills. she has entirely got over the
spasms and has gained in weight and bodily health She
weighs at least 200 bs and declares she is in better
enjoyment of health than she before in her c
Mr. eadle also related the SIR. Harrison Ightoo
OF the town, who has bcen entirely cured of the
worst form of Epilepsy by these pills Mr. Light
foots bad that he passed week without
having attack often falling down in the street He
has not had attack for than year Mr.. Beadle
thinks that the pills fail in curing 1t is for
the want Of proper the part Of the person
taking thsm he feels assured from observation in tile
his wife, that they taken for sufficient length
Of time they will any Sent to part Of the
country by mail the receipt Of remittance. Address
SEru S. HAScg I0S Baltimore street Baltimore Nd
Price one box SO; two IS; twelve, s24. Bows.
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Nn1icn.

In sandusky County Common Pleas.
Ebenczer u. Sadler, Guardian Of
S. ID. Johnson;
John Cady, II. W. Richards,
Nathan W. Porter and others
TVIIE said defendant Porter is hereby notified that said
plaintiff has filed In said court petition against him
and the other defendants stating that the said Cady Rich
ards Uran TO part OF the purchase money thero-
Tor, gave mortgage store and lot in Bellevue for
mery owned aud occupied by Miles A. Johnson deceased
That they subsequently sold said premises said Porter
who agreed to the amount due and to become due
said mortgage The plaintiff claims there is due him
on said mortgage four hundred and ntytwo dollars hr
ty-four cons with interest from June enth eighteen
hundred and City eight; and that two hundred and
dollars twenty-five cents and interest will Income due
the tenth Of juno, eighteen hundred and fy-niue The
plaintiff asks fora Judgment against all Of the defendants
for the amount due and for sale Of said premises.
The said Porter therefore notified that unless Rp-
pear and the said petition by the 9th day oNove-
Der next, the will he taken confessed and iur-
ment entered accordingly. 4. d. SADLER
September is, 1858. 36w6 $3.50
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKS
Eeuehrateh Eemnlc Pills.

prepared from prescriptions Of Sir j. Clarke, M. d.
Physician Extraordinary 10 the Qaees
This invaluable medicine is unfang in the cure OF all
painful and dangerous diseases to which the female
constitution is subject 1t moderates all excess and re-
all distractions, and speedy be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
II Is peculiarly suited. WILL in short time, bring
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears The Government
Stamp OF Great Britain to prevent counterfeits.
These Pills should not be taken by females during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as Lhey are
TO bring Miscarriage but at any other time they
safe.
In all OF Nervous and Spinal Affection, Paine in
the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight sIcrtion, Palpita
ton OF the Heart Hystericks and Whites these Pills will
effect when all other have failed and although
powerful remedy do not contain iron, calome antnony
any thing hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions accompanying each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, Q4ate /. C. Baldwin & Coz
n. B.-$1, 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any
thoriEed Agent will insure bottle of the Pills by
mail.
For sale by C. R. MccULLoCa, wholesale and retail.
Fremont o., 52yl
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Attachment.


Court Of Common Pleas Sanduskv Counfv Slate of oA;o
Edward Lambert. William H. Major
William A. Banister and Thomas W. Gibson
partners by the Firm name of
|. Edward Lambert 4 Co., PLAINTIFF
Gilbert G. Edgerton and Francis II. Wilcox
partners by the firm name of
Edgerton Wilcox defendants
FTiiE said Francis H. Wilcox of the State OF New York
viii take notice that the above named plantffs on
the twenty second day Of July eighteen hundred aty
eight filed their petition In the court Of common pleas
within and for the county of Sandusky in said State ~
Ohio against the said defendants setting forth that d
PENDANTS are indebted to plaintiffs promissory note
dated March 10TH 1888 due six months after date for the
cents and praying judgment for said sum Of three hmm
dred and forty dollars and thirty cents and interest
AZ seven per cent from September eenth eighteen hun
ded and hy eight and that action and order Of at
turned W. anu ~
And said Francis II. Wilcox is further notified that
required TO appear and answer said pettion on or G
ore sne tmreth day OF October D. eighteen hundred
the next term Of said court thereafter.
EDWARD LAMBERT a co
BY Busklaad Everett, their att'ys
fr~nent' Augusta, lsSs. Hwr fs,sy
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Now York Market.

New York, Oct. 13.
FLoUB-Market lower, except for round hoop Ohio
which in speculative deand sales 1000 bbs at 3a4 or
unsound 3oa4 As for super sate 65 for extra do
455ab for common to extra Western 5a520 for round
hoop Ohio Canadian flour is also lower; sales 200 bbls
at e0a8 for extra Rye flour duh at 8, 26a4
-GRAlk-Wheat very dull, and holders to realize would
have to submit to decline. Corn shade hrmsr; sales
bush at TlaT2 for mixed western Rye firm at 76c
Oats dropping and dull at 4ia50c for state western
PROvlslONS-Pork dull aud lower; sales 200 bbls at
l620al6 40 for mess; l4a242 25 for prime Beef duh and
unsettled Bacon quiet and nominal at 6a6c for shou
ders 6aShc for hams. Lard steady; email saes at
lie. Batter and cheese steady and unchanged.
WHlSKEY-Steady; sales 100 at 22c
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NEW g nEPOT

IL the principal Papers and Magazines received week
N ly and monthly, and kept Tor sale at McCCLLoCHs
The Cincinnati Daily Gazette,
The New York Ledger,
The New York Weekly,
Harper's Weekly,
Harper's Magazine,
Flag of Our Union,
Balou's Pictorial.
New York Weekly Tribune.
Portcr's Spirit of the Times.
sreuont Mac 2s 1ebss
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Attachment.

Court Of Common Pleas sHndH'ky County, State @ Ohio.
ALEXANDER II. STEM and
Edward p. Trenchard,
Partners bv the firm name Of
A. NJ. Stem 4 Co., Plaintiffs;
Gilbert G. Edrerton and
Francis II. Wilcox,
Partners by the Arm name OF
Edgerton Wilcox, Defendants.
rlE said Francis H. Wilcox of the State of New York
l will take notice that the above named plaintiffs on
the twenty second day of july A. D. eighteen hundred
and hfveight filed their petition In the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of the County of sandusky State of Ohio
against the above named Defendants setting forth that
the said defendants indebted to the said plaintiffs for
goods wares and merchandise in the Of three hun
dred and sixtythree dollars and lightweight cents: and
interest on hundred and siXtyhye dollars twenty
cents thereof from August nineteenth eighteen hundred
and ffy-eght and interest hundred and nnetv-
eight dollars sixtveght cents from September fifth egh-
teen hundred and ityeght; and praying Judgment for
said amount and interest Also. that order Of Attach
ment has been allowed, and issued. and in said
cause against the property Of said defendants.
And the said Wilcox is further notified that re1ur-
ed to appear and said petition on before
thireth dnv Of October eighteen hundred and fifty
Judgment will be entered according the prayer said
petition, against tho said defendants
A. NJ STEM & co.,
By BrcKLAyD EVERETT, their Attorneys.
August "a, 1858. 3lw7 $7,45
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To the MnlIov.-Dr. Mann, Of Gallon,

TO THE NITbLIONs- IJTs 1'H''HTi OE 0'''IIO'''
Ohi has after Of deep study and untirng research
succeeded In presenting to tho public article superior
TO any use and indeed is truly wonderful dis
eovsry. We advert to his DR.. MdnHs 1gue Basam the
only remedy that has been found that will eecuay
drive from the system without any bad results chis fe
yer aud ague II seldom that notice. under any
circumstances patent proprietary medicines restora
tves OF any thing OF the kind for have prejudice
against most of thsm but candor eompes US 10 invite at
tsn,ion to the advertisement of this Ba'a found In an
other column ofthis paper seems to be fact admit
tsdby al classes OF individuals that have tested IT, and
found immediate relief thcrefom to r surpass anything
ofthe kind offered to the public. Try it. soldby all
rood JruoOi 36v5
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II has been decided in Liverpool that the
msnagers Of a bank, who put forth fraud
ulcnt statement Of its condition, were re-
sponsibls in damages TO parties who bought
the stock Of the bank on such statements.
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Attachment.

Court n Common Pleas Sandusky County, State OF Ohio
Isaac + West and Charles II. Mcnougal)
partners hv the firm name OF
West McDougal, plaintiffs,
Gilbert Edgerton and Francis II. Wilcox,
partners nv the firm name Of
Edgerton Wilcox, defendants.
TNHE said Francis H. Wilcox of the State Of New York
will take notice that the above named plans on the
18th day OF July A. d. 1853. filed their petition the
Court OF Common Pleas of Sanduskv County State OF
Nho against the said defendants setting forth that the
deendants are indebted to the plaintiffs
goods wares and merchandise sold and delivered the
sur Of two hundred and nineteen dollars and FORTY
:ent and nraying Judgment therefor with interest from
Jnly 3D. 1888 That order Of attachment has been al
lowed and issued and served the defendants In said
action And said Wilcox is also notified appear and
wer said petition on or before the Both day of October
1883 In said court that Judgment viii be entered
against him according to the prayer thereof at the next
:erm OF said court thereafter.
WEST McDOUGAI.
Bv Rurkland Everett their atpvs
Fremont, August "a, 1858. slw7-S5s5
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Cnnfinn.

III persons cautioned against buying three prom.
sofy notes given by the subscriber 10 Frederick Sus
bnuc dated IN February March 1853 One for Twen-
" Five Dollars now due; one for Thirty-Seven Dollars
Fifty Ccuts. and FOR Fory-fve Doars the last two
will be- due April st, 1859. Said notes obtained by
fraud and will not he paid. BARNEY MYERS.
Fremont. October 8. 1855. 37w3s
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Petition for Divorce.

Court Common Pleas, Snndusky County, State Of Ohio.
Michael Hammer Ann Hammer.
TNE said Ann Hammer is hereby notified that the naid
nlchael Hammer has hed his petition against her in
said Court stating therein that he and said Ann were
fyy married AT said county the the first day Of March,
1891 That said Ann about the first of September 1857
wlfuy abandoned petitioner Of said county That she
committed adultery at said county the first Sepem
be 1851 and at divers other times between that time an
he hh OF said month, with person whose
dence Is unknown to him. and that she has left the Stat
Ohio, and that he does not know where she is Tha
said Ann has wny absented herself from petitioner
since the first Of September 1857 and wholly wilfuly
neglected and refused to perform any of her married du
es The petitioner for divorce, which the petit
TONER will demand at the next term said Court which
commences on the 18th of November. 1883.
MICHAEL HAMMER.
By b. j. BARTLETT L SoS, Attys.
September ;, 1858. s2w6 Sass
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The following advertisement appears in
the st. Louis Republican:
"ENaAaED.-Miss Anna Gould to John
Candal, City Marshal, both of Leavenworth,
KIT. H
"From this time henceforth and forever
until Miss Anna Gould becomes widow
all young gentlemen arc requested to
withdraw their particular attentions"
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Buffalo Market.

Buffalo, Oct. Is.
Market for -four unchanged and nothing doing excent
for the local trade Sales 400 bbs at 6l2a525 for good
TO choice brands Michigan and ndian and for
fAyoTite extra Ohio Indiana and Canadian. Wheat dull
and heavy aud prices tend downward. Sales 10000 Mil
waukee club at sO red Ohio held at 81 with 95o offered
Corn dull and tends downward Sales bu at SO for
good Toledo ahoat. Barley dull at S. Oats selling In
retail way IT 45a4o Nhiskey In good demand Sales
5000 bbls at 20.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
II.ADELPIIIA.

XIII AL sIlilA.
Btnepoiept THsfuiiOn established bv specai Tsdoe.
HeHt for the relief Of the SICK aud disresed afflicted
rih YirEisHf aud EpiSsmie Disteses.
TINHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of the awful
destruction of human life, caused by Sexual diseases
and the deception praced upon the unfortunate victims
~ such diseases by Quacks several ago directed
their Consulting Surgeon, CHARITABLE ACT worthy
their name TO open Dspensry for the treatment n this
class Of Diseases In all their forms andto give MEDICAL
ADVICE GRATIS In all who apply by letter, with de-
scrpton OF their condition, (age occupation. haits II
life, &c) and IN " extreme poverty, to FURNISH
that the Association commands the highest Medical skill
NJ the age, and will furnish the most approved modern
treatment.
The Directors Of the Association their Annual Report
ing January lat, 1885, express the highest satisfaction
With tho which had attended tho abors of the Con-
sulting Surgeon In The Of Sperniatorrhoa Seminal
Weakness, Impotence, Gonorboa, Glect Syphilis the
vice OF Onanism Self abuse &c. and order continuance
Of the same plan for the ensuing year.
The Directors n review or the past, feel asurcd
that their labors In this sphere Of benevolent effort have
been great benefit to the the young
and they have resolved TO devote themselvns with
cd zeal TO this important and much despsed cause
Weakness, the vice Of Onnnism, Masturbaen, Self
abuse and other diseases OF the sexual by the Con-
sulting Surgeon will be sent by mail lin scaled envcope
FREE OF CHARGE, on receipt Of TWO STAMPS for pos
tage Other Reports and Tracts the nature and treat
ment Of sexual diseases, diet &c constantly being
published for gratuitious dstrbuon, and will be sent to
the afflicted. Some Of the remedies and methods of
treatment discovered during the last year. Of great
value.
Address, for Report treatment Dr. GEORGE r. CAL
IOUN, Consulting Surgeon Howard Association, No. q
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
BY order OF the Directors.
EZRA ID. HEARrWELIi President
GEO. FAIRCHILD Secretary.
June Is, 1S5S-2Iyl,
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a PIX REWARDi

Two any Iornon who will givo information who broke
Il open my rsnncry, and where the Fourteen or Fif.
teen sides Of Upper Leather they stole BE- foubd will
receive the above reward. Tho Leather II numbered
being custom work II taken night of the 9th
inHtant. JESSE 3. fANNESs.
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:&rfmunt 5aontnaL.
Local ana AGiscslIaOcOps Waffefs.
.Job pyintfng

We have the most beautiful forms Of Deeds Mortgages
Quit Claims and all kinds Of Justices and various other
Blanks, for SALE at all times at the Journal OrFicg