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The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-08-18
SOMETHING ABOUT DANDIEs.

Dandies are not good for much, but
they are good for something. They
invent and keep In circulation those con.
versational blank checks or counters,
which intellectual capitalists may some
times find it worth their while to borrow
of-tbem. They are useful. too in keep
ing up the standard Of dress, which. but
for them, would deterioate and become.
what some old fools would have, mat.
ter Of convenience, and not as taste and
art. Yes, like dandies well enough on
one condtion--that they have pluck. /
find that it lies at the bottom Of all trus
dandyism. A little boy dressed up very
| fine, who puts his finger and his mouth
and takes to crying if other boys make
fun Of him, looks very silly; but if hc
turns very red in the face, and knotty In
the fists, and makes an example of the
assailants, throwing off his leghom and
thickly buttoned jacket if necessary. to
consummate the act of justice. his small
toggery takes on the splendors of the
crested helmet that frightened Astyana.
You remember that the Dukes dandy
officers were bis best officers. The
g Sunday Blood the super-superb,
saritorial equestrian Of our annual Fast
day. is not imposing nor dangerous. But
such fellows as Brummel, and D'Orsay,
and Byron are not snubbed so easily
Look out for ala main ke fer cous la gent
de ia'ours." A good many powerful and
dangerous people have had decided
dash of dandyism about them.
There was Alcibiades, the "curled son
of Clinias," an accomplished young man,
but what would be called "sweIl" in
these days. There was Aristotle, very
distinguished writer, of whom we have
heard--a philosopher, in short, whom it
took centuries to unlearn, and Is row go.
ing to take generation or more to learn
over again. Regular dandy he was. So
was Marcus Antonius; and though he
lost his game, he played for big stakes,
and it was not his dandyism that spoilt
his chance. Petrarch was not to be de-
spised as scholar or a poet, but he was
one of the same sort. SO was Sir Hum
phrey; so was Lord Palmerston, former
ly, if ] am not forgetful. Yes, dandy
is good for something as such, and dan-
dies such as ! was just speaking Of have
rocked this planet like a craddle--aye,
and left 1t swinging to this day. Still if
| were you, / wouldn't go to the tailor's
on the strength of these remarks, and
run up a long bill which will render pock.
cts superfuous in next suit. Elegaas
nascit1r mon ft." A man is born a
dandy as be is born a poet. There are
heads that can't wear hats; there are
necks that cant wear cravats; there are
jaws that cant fill out collars willis
touched this last point, on one Of his ear.
Iier ambrotypes, if / remember rightly.)
there are toarnures nothing can harmon-
izc. and movements nothing can subdue
to the gracious suayity or elegant Ian
guor Of Stately serenity which belongs to
different styles Of dandyism.
The Aatocrat efthe Breakfast Table.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-08-18

or The following was evidently writ
ten by some editor who was bedeyiIled
by long -winded correspondents:
I" An infalIible remedy for redundancy
Of style. is for the diffuse author to form
the habit Of writing advertisements, and
rdysae for their insertion ~
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-08-18

OF Wit busies itself greatly with the
dear creatures" and wit is evidently
puzzled what to make Of them; some
times they are all that is :" angeliferous
and splendiferous," and then again, as
Tomkins said when he took wine before
breakfasting with his wife, "they amt"
The following is specimen Of "they
aint" orders:
/" Woman. lovely woman." said Brown,
I" what is the world without woman -
Yes if there were no women in the world.
We should all he miserable /! They are
the primeval cause of all happiness l''--s
" No doubt" put In that cynic Robin
son, fer they are the prime eril them-
selves"
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a. The Journal Of Commerce relate

II The Journal Of Commerce relates
the following annecdote Of Mr.. Choate
At the trial Of q celebrated patent case
in an Eastern city some years since, Mr.
Choate's concluding argument, which oc-
cupied whole day in its delivery, was
heard attentively by one of the largest
audiences ever crammed into the court
room. The heads, if not the whole of
his speech, We're written out in that won-
derful crooked chirography Of his. on nu-
merous slips ofpaper. When he came to
the end of his last stately and electrical
sentence, the spectators, affected BY the
fire and enthusiasm of the speaker, seized
upon the manuscript, tore it into shreds.
and distributed it among themselves,
so that there was scarcely person who
did not carry away mementU Of the
great Boston lawyer. This annecdote
was related to the writer by one Of the
counsel engaged in the cause, and there
can be no doubt of its authenticity. '
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-07-28
ahnrinta Sale.


Euoch d. Talcott. Reevr., vs. John Hollister.
DI virtue ofan order Of sale and an execution to
ID me directed and delivered from the Court OF
Common Pleas of Wood co o.. in this cause, I will
offer for sale at the door of the Court House in Perrys
burg,on MONDAY Aug. u. 1859,
between the hours of 10 and ~ o'clock A. NJ Of said
day. the following describedfeal estate to wits The
northeast quarter of section no. thirty-wo, town
SHY no. north range 10, containing leo acres OF
land Also the north hafo the utheast quarter 80
acres also the northwest quarter Of the southwest
quarter of section 49, same township and range,
containing 40 acres Also the west half Of the north
west quarter, same sectiOn township and range.
tanning so acres; also the north quarter OF the
northeast quarter OF section town 4 range 10,
containing 40 acres OF land also lots and in bloc
no. l, HOLSTERS addition TO the town of Perrysburg
aud lots number and in block of oistsrs ad al
onto Ptrrysburg; also the south half Of the south
eastquarter of sectihn 49, tow nship number g. in
range ten (l0) containing so acres of land; also lots
number 3 an 0 in block one a. in Hollisters
addition to the town Of Perrysburg; also. lots numbe
2. IL. IL, 1j lG, H. 49, 10 and 20 in block no. 2 in
HOLSTERS addition TO the town of Perrysburg also
the north part of out lot 1873 in the town OF Per
rysburg containing 9il00 of an acre; also, ou-l
number 200 less the Universast Church and 20 feet
in rear aud 20 feet each side aud lot no. 20 ex-
cepting lower halfof the dock the rivers all ofths
above described property taken as the property Of
Johu Holistcr. G, W. NORTON sheriff
llLLL PRATT. att'ys.
July l4-l0w5S5 so.
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Sheria,s Sale.

Jesse s, Norton aui James Murray, late partners oi
the Perrysburg Bank, vs.. Daniel Barton aud James
J. PARKS
DY virtue Of vendi nd III Fa writ Of execution to
court of common pleas of Lucas County, Ohio, will
Offer for sale the door OF the court house. in Per-
rysburg, on
Saturday, August G. 1859,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock
p. NJ. of said day, the following real estate; The
south quarter of the southwest quarter and the
north quarter of the southwest quarter Of see
tion number Twenty-Five esq township number fouI
tL north, range number nine 10Y east in Wood eouu
ty, Ohio, containing 80 acres, more or less.
CIV, NORTON, sheriff W God co.
+. 4 ID. X, HoLLENBEcG. att'ys.
July 7-Sw5S3IO.
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A wra E-ope,. Tho Louisville Democrat

4 WIFE E-opgs Tho Louisville Democrat
says;
On Friaay mig last he wife ofGco, T. Shaw
h gh!v respectable photographer on Main ST.
deserted her home, and, in company with fel.
low named VIM, A Lloyd, formerly Somewha,
known in this community, Snl now, We believe
resi- lent OF Phjmdtphit, ned Mr.. Shaw pro
cured the services of policeman aud arrested the
gully party at tShelbNyillo The truant vie lo-
turued proes,ing that she was ropentant aud
would ever after hG constant
Womuu,hko, however She demonstrated her
Inconsistency, and ON Monday evening ugOn ned,
getting on the train at Hobbs Depot. The par
ues proceeded TO Lexington, aud iheNce TO Paris.
and ON to MaySviIe, where il is supposed they in.
tend taking boat for the East.
Mir Shaw leit Yesterday On q second chase, bat
arrived az Lexington after the birds had hown,--
he was. hoW0ver, fortunate in Secaring the bag,
gage OF th- entire party, With which lie returned
to Ihs city last evening,
The unfortunate lady is possessed Of cihslacra.
be charms, aul has hevyolore bsen highly 70,
garlel
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Rnnl Xiew Nntice.

INlIE resident owners ut auds in tho east half
of section So anl west han of section Sc, in town
north, range ~ east, the half section l. the
east half OF section the III quarter OF section
seven north. range II east will take notice that
pctiuon has been presented to the County Coinmis-
si0nets Of Wood Co., o., for road, CONNIE ncing
at the Toledo and WoodYille Plank Road ON the
tion line, between sections IL and II in Lake town
ship, thence north uorth line of county. and
viewers will meet at the house OF john Bailey on the
18th day OF August, to examine said proposed route
for county road. JACOB DERGE. at,
july 2l--l llwiS2 %. Petitioners.
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ShariHss Snln.

Isaac Hathaway VS.. Joseph Brown.
DY virtue ofa vendi eNecu tion to me directed and
ID delivered in this cause from the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of Wood County, Ohio. will offer for sale
at public auction. on the promises ofJames smith,
in PerrysburG township, Wood Comfy, Ohio, on
Monday, August |. 1859,
between the hours of and IL O'Clock A. NJ. of said
day; the following described property, to wit; A
lot of Oats in the Sheaf one rifle gun, powder flask
part OF stack OF hay supposed TO be Que ton, L.
geese and hogs. The above described propert,
.aSen as the prop rt. Of Isaac Hathaway,
CIV. NORTON, sheriff
II. H. DoD1E. atty.
July lA-l0w3S2
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= =
Mitch I.ClffnO.

NOTICE IL hereby given that on the LIST day Of
~ August next will let in sections sepatateIv..
TO the lowest bidder therefor the house Of sept
mus Mawer. in Washington township. the making Of
sections to 50 inclusive being statians Of 20 rods
In length each. ditch number one, established
by the commissioners of Wood county, Ohio at their
June session.of 1889.
Said dtclf commences on the south line o. section
number ten (lO), town five (5). range nine ;9 east.
ory rods east OF the quarter post and thence nor
north line OF said seUtiOn thence south side
of Kellogg Road to the south quarter post of 2.
town aud range, ard thence north to north guar
ter post Of said section 2 theme following down the
channel Of sister creek 90 2jO0 chaiDs aDdthere ter
inmates.
The ditch is three feet wide on bottom with bank
slope of II TO foot in depth. The dirt from the
ditch on sections IL to 30 inclusive, to be thrown
north side thereof The cutting to be as indicated on
the engineers protile-var ing from tod feet in depth
and which prof be this Office at all bus
ness hours during the month of July and at the place
Of fletting at the time thereof The letting to COM
mence at 10 o'clock A. NJ. of above day. The work
on said ditch TO- be completed according to the spec
hcatots 10th acceptance of the County Commission.
ers on or before the | 9TH day of0ct next.
All successful bidders will be required to give bend
for the faithful performance Of the work within tho
time fixed by the County Commissioner.
ArDrToRs OFFICE, Wood co.,
June 29th 1882 JAS ROSS
June 30. lS59,-Sw5S5,40. Co. Au iitor
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!!!DsATA ID ALL VEaNlN!!!

IT Is TRULY WONDERFUL WITH
what certainty Rats Reaches, ice MolcS, Ground
Mice B'l-BNg' ANS, MnlhS, Mosquitoes, FlcNs,
hs cts or Animals, in short, every Species OF YER
min are shortly destroyed aud cxDemrnutcd hy
'Cptsr'x" Rt Ror.i S., Ecteruiuafor,
"Crtl'S" n tM! EciermR ter.
"CuiiIrs E,scir.c PJW1sr far Lasects.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The Republicans of tho Thirty Third Senatorial
District composed OF the counties Of Hancock ood
Lucns, Fulton, Henry and Putnam, viii meet in con
ventlUn
..r. AZ Pcrrysburg,
on Wednesday, August "a, 1859, 20 nominate can
dida,c to represent tho district in the State Sea
ate, and also mcnbsr of the state Board Of Equnliat
tioa The basis Of representation 20 said convention
will be one delegate for every d'y votes cast for
Judge Peek at the last general election aud dele
gate for every fraction Of tSty five votes or more
ASUER COOK.
July 29 1850. Chairman Senatorial Cen. Com
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NOTICE.
Apnlieation for Pardon.


State Of Ohio vs.. James johnson.
A application will be made 10 she Governor OF
"A Ohio for the pardon OF James JohnsOA, " no was
convicted for passing counterfeit money at the May
term, A. 1858, OF the Court of Common Pleas ot
Mood County Ohio, ana sentenced 20 The Ohio PeHi-
tentiary for three years. ELECTA JOHNSON.
PorYshnrg, July 4, lss9--lowssl.25
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County Convention.

The Republicans OF Wood County are requested tC
NEE, In convention at Bow ing Green, on
Saturday August 90
80 appoint delegates to attend the Representative ont
Senatorial Conventions in our district.
JAMES W. ROSS.
July 2S 1850 Chairman Cpu. Com
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Legal Notice.

hcgHi NOtiCes
ITO Margaret Clark John Clark Hiram Clark VIII
Il lis Clark Julius Clark, OrCelia Clark, Henry
Z. Strow and Clark W. Nc Donald.
You are hereby notified that on the 24th day Of
June, A, d. 1889 filed petition administrator of
the estate OF John Clark SEN. deceased in the office
OF the Probate Court Of wood county, Ohio. asking
for an order of said court settling the priority of ens
and claims to tae north half OF the north east quarter
OF sec. twenty-five OF township four north OF range
nine east in said county containing eigh md
TO assign the dewer of Margaret Clark therein and
to sell said land pay dece dents deb and for oti
proper proceedings Which petition will be for hear
lag before said the l3h Of August A. y. 1852
5. JEFFERSON, admir- Of
JOHN CLARK SEM,
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The DshliS is Of Chidssa origin, Il WIS irst
brought irom chins by Prof Dahl. heuee It's
name,
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py A few of the leading democrats OF Ere.
mont, sometime since established secret po
lilical society, the obifcI OF whjch was to con-
troll the party appointments aud nominations in
Ssndusky county, They received members from
the various townships in the county, and pro.
posed to extend the influence Of the org0niEl.
ton over the Senotoual representative, judi
ciol and Congressional districts. Tho members
o! the society were to hold the oilites, Finally
il became evident that certain leaders ia the So
ciety proposed to monopolise the power of the
organization, aud jealousy sprung up which led
10 the exposition of the whole elllir One oI
81 the members stole The constitution, bylaws and
minutes Of the society, aud they have been pub
lshed in The fremont papers. Tie noMrs oI
the members and their transactions are all cN.
posed to open daylight TIE Society secured the
removal of the Clyde post master, aud was
pbout to "shui down" on the Woolvil)o post
master, They also contemplated the removal
ol Mr Parks from the SUPPLEMENTARY of tho
Stone road. The expose of the doinss of thi'
democratic organization is prodaeing some lut
iering in tie democratic camp,
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loMy iufauiblo remedies known |

j. c COVER, tNl. ilomliO Lrncasicr, Wis.
We highly recommend the EXler More
grain uuG provisions nrc DESTROYED annually in
Grant County hy Nernjn, than would pay Cor
tous ol This Rat Killer and Insect Exrcr. yet a
huNlccdDh par, ol The value OF such property laid
out in " "CoStars' ENtr, would save all from loss VI
w, CURTIS, Druggist Oakland, His" We
rccd the box (carc BMkS'cy, ST. LouS0it gives
grcal satisfaction wherever tred;iS "dcad shot
every time and no mistake
OSBORN & PARSONS, rafton, WIS. Rat,
Roach, &c. Ex,r, all sold, It gives universal
SatSEctiou,"
GEORGE ROSE, Druggist Carlington, o.
" | have been selling your ES,r. for the last year
an2 havenot known II to tail in single instance
X. WRIGHT, Druggist, Troy, OIL have
sold ont al, the Rat, Roach, Sc. EXlr. The Rat
Killer is in great demand"
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: Your obedieut servant,

S,S' GTAMbAUGts
Thereupon the Hon. Wm, l., Marcy made the
following order;
"Uuder The special circumstances in these two
cases lha order of October Isl, 1916, torbdding
the payment OF Indian dues on powers OF Ator-
ney, Is hereby suspended in regard To them.
" War Department, June III, 1897.
(Signod) WM. l.. Nancy"
Therrupun Saln'l C. Stamblugh drew the ST.
ESQ in one case, how much in lhs other | um
not informed,
Several years afterwards, perhaps in 1883, a
sale OF this reservation was ordered, and it was
sold at HuntsYs.lc, Ala, aui brought 81 100 or
= 200, The sale Was u myStery 10 those who
knew nothing OF what had beeu done, because
old Johu Shumake (an old ucsro) aud his cid
lndi,n wife were ac'uuily on the doy OF the sale
living upon the reservation, where they hal
lived for more than iuty years.
HEY were turued uut OF possession by The
purchaser, bul IN lS5l they presented tleir cases
al Washington, aud lhd whole matter was re
ferred to ne REGISTER enl Receiver OF the Land
Office at Han SvIllc, AHA, who took the proof
aiIJ reported II to the ID pArtm"nt ut Washing
ton, when it WAS decided IN 1874 by the pres
cnl A ADMINISTRATION, thar the ludIans were en-
titled to tArir i0nI, ouI tho modry Was fun
oed to the purchasers, john Shumake aud hi,
wife be Ih died hslors The hGdI termination al
the matter, though they We're living at the Time
ihe application was made for restitution la
1884.
Ihelr ch,dIen and grand chillen remcinod in
the nriShborhood until hs dnat decision in 1891
aud not one ot them ever went West ol The Mis-
sissiPpi.
The reservation is correctly shown in the pro-
per Office al Washington. whero Mr. Stambaugh
doubtless 90. his foundation 10 work upon.--
Bat tbrrs never was 6ny town or village on IL.
Il / H..
Now, Ihrie can ho but Que version Of this
thing, aud knowing The facts, | had been con.
stantly looking tor a notice OF the arrest OF
Stambaugh--e,pe pecially yatler the Administration
showed its capacity Tor seating up things by
the arrest of Wright aud Others. But b.hold !
StsmbauRh is appointed Surveyor Genera. of
Utah. | am not disposed TO comment on these
taCts.
ONs wa0 HAS THS REcoRD.
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n~principnl Depot, ilO Broadway New York,
ES~AllwhocsAle druggists IN n. y. are agents.
E.i~ Wholesale Agents in all OF the asgc cities
r1-Druggist and Dealers everywhere sell them.
tt0' t0,uO0 bottles sold Per week in n, Y. alone,
E.ei-, 1! Beware ! :, of spurious mutations, EN.
amino each Box, BOTTLE and Flask, and take
nothing hnt " CoStnr'sn
Hy~$ loo Boxes can be scut hy mail (sutfcicnt
tn DESTROY all the Nermin ON any premises
6l-sa sample packages ii do4l by Express TO
Dealers,
For Agencies, senl for Circular Terms, &,
Whole sale Agents for Ohio, lad. sc,
Cincinnati O..-.....-...-.... SURE Eekstcin, & CO
Putshury yPa,..-.-...-....-..R b. /. FahuvsnCk \ G,
ludilutpnlis. Robert Browning
and Others,
Sold by PECK & HAMILTON,
Pew! sburg, oSio.
Juue IA, ls50--l0-l.
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roR 0oNBRAo1,
.wM. DENNtSoN Y, in, OF Franklin County
.. roa LtEurESAvr GOVERNOR,
ROBERT O. KIRK, Of Knex County,
ts ron AUDITOR or srATE,
RoBT. w. TAYLOR, Of Maboning County,
FOR sEceErARy on srArE,
ADDISON p. RUS5ELL,o OF Clinton County
ToR rRsAsuRER or STATE,
D ALFRED p. STONE, Of Franklin County
FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
wM. Y. GHOLSON, OF Hamilton County
ron MEMBER HOARD ~ PUBLIC WORKS,
JOHN B. GREGORY, OF Siioto County.
FoR souooL COMMISSIONER.
ANSON SMYrII. Of Lucas County.
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GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFTSI GIFTSE
THE ORIGINAL GIFT BOOK STORE.
ID W. EVANS & co.
THE G77 BROADWAY 677 THE
FIFTH NEW YORK. FIFTH
YEAR. ESTABLISHED 1854. YEAR
ESTABLISHED 1854.

The following is partial list of property which
will be given to the purchasers OF Books 1t the time
of sale:
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ssr Parson B,oWnlow, OF Ihr Knoxville WhjE,
says ihal the democracy ct T'nnrSses talk ul
nothing but "RgssrS,' the live tong day, amt
claim 10 be the ou'y party la the union IN favor
OF negro slavery, extending slavery, re'openins
the slave trade and the euActment by Congress
ofs slave code OF laws for heteryuories h
says that the democracy oG HE moth profess to
not favor such extremes bu, the Tenn, ssee stump
orators ara paradug ictte,s trom distinguished
northern democrats IN which they iavor such de-
signs though reduced at their northern homes Ia
a professel neutral position. BroWnlow is ri sh,;
the northern democracy profess to ignore The
slavery question but privately hug tue negroes
as dearly as thu southern demsgogues-aIl the
while charging Republicans with egitatiug the
negro lueslson. No wonder they are called
Sham-GsmoerGey Graat CO. (Wis) Herald
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"A most extraordinary biIdir OccutroI m
Jsspsr county lndiana, last week Al old mau
nsmel William HAskins, aged S:psntg married
Oh old lady of almost the same age, named
Anna Mead. TBsnty Sepsa ysarS btf0rs ikey
lsers muH aud lnJe, with iamIly OF five chill
dren. Becoming dissatisfied at the time they
srpsrs,ed. aud hearins nothing Of each other tor
years both married ugnn. But both being lel'
slone. ullrr the deaths of lh'ir partners, aud
coming together thus isIe in liie, thry conGIa-
tled To trsvcl the little journey that was lsli
: together. So extraordinary case we do no,
remember ever to have heard belJ~.
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oNs waa HAS TnE REcoRD.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-06

AN ACT providing for the distribution Of the annual
school blanks and registers
Be eSaeted By tie aad House # Responsibilities
Legislature asstmbsd, a. follows;
sEerIos l. Tie secretary Of state, the first
March ia each shall forward
school commit &c OF the several Cities, and panfs
tons, blanks Tor the annual school
for the school year commencing the first Aprl
following.
srer. = All and pare of acts ineon.i.ien, with
this act are hereby repealed.
IAppreved April ?, 1882
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1859.

deed of sale gilt, the pews by pied
TO such parish
scr. =. Any owner or occupant OF pew such
church meeting house, dissenting action
ma1 hity at any such meeting snail express his dissent
writing TO the clerk Of such parish within from
fhe time of such meeting and his shall tler-upou
appraised, provided OF sad chap
Ter twelve and the appraised value thereof shall
deed such owner occupant who shall
ecute nddeiiver deed of pew said PARISH
no such written dissent gwen pews such ow nef
or occupant shalt re forfeited To the aid parish
Seer. s. This shall take effect Irou and after its
approvaIby the
Approved March %, 1859