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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-03-19

The STATE Of IOWA, Comfy Of Cedar. -.
WILLIAM WILLIAMS. } D'.tr.et Court FL, sad
Eotaa3. Aprd jsym
WiiSIAs DAVIS. 4. d. IsJs.
THE defendant in this suit is hereby notified.
that there is file in the Office If Tie Clerk of
the District Court II Cedar eonaty. aud state .:
Iowa petition. which sets fsrtb that the piA.s,
tia ~ swner, in fee siR pie. Of the north half Of
the east half Of the northeast fractional quarter
Of secti.n No. four in township eighiytwo, north,
aad in rssge four, west 81 the 5th principal mer-
diaG asd situate in ssid county Of Gsda. that
defendant sets up title to the same without being
in possession thereof that IS reason OF defendant
so setting up ane TO said land tiohd Is cast up
on the title ef plaintiff Petitioner prars that
plaintiff may be qIsted In his title TO said land.
and for general relief &c.
Nov. aaiess said defendant appears on or be
fore tie lat day Of next term Of said court. to lie
begun on the 18th of April. 4. y. 1859. and make
defence &C. sAid petition the same Will he taken a.
confessed, aud decree eater red aeeeFdiasls.
JOHN HUBER,
:. ". SrasTosn Airy for Pm
Clerk Of Nlss. Toari, 5w3
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Il STR Az =.

rI>AkEN Up, by Prior Scott. at his residence
/ in Pioneer township. Cedar county, Iowa,
Nov. 5th, 1853 an estray bay mare, years old;
left hind foot white: about l4t hands hi Oh: and
appraised at $50, before u. +. Comstock, Esq.
aims :. W. YOUNG. clerk
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Enthusiastically read part of a Sc
leetcd story, published with other select
ed matter IN newspaper, and have it
end with, "thc above is all of this story
that will be published 10 our columns,
the rest will be found, &c. ;" aud then to
read in an obscure corner Of the paper
that the story "is an advertisement from
the New York Ledger, for which we get
pay" Such was the condition of some
newspaper readers in this county las.
week, How such an article can be called
an advertisement we cannot imagine.
We were offered pay to publish it, but
concluded that although our necessity"
was great, that it would not pay to thus
impose upon our readers.
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TO T. cry FENtLE IN THE UNITED
SIiTES

Mrs. MONTAGUE'S FEMALECORDIAL
I,oR THE CURE OF ALL THOSE PAINFUL
l. DISEASES PECULIAR To WOMEN
Mrs. MONTAGUE. for many years afflicted With
| most OF the disc that common to f. Iuales
spending large fortune in ten years in,ryny the
different means Of treatment for her reiet to no
avail was prevailed upon b, many of hes friends
to visit Cuba. December ~ for the purpose .f
regaining her former health. While there. sho
obtained a prescription from Spanish ph, ,isian
Whose silver locks
Were tending TO the grave"
With which, through the mercy Of God, she was
restored to her youthful heaIth
After her return she made known to hundreds
Of her female sufferers the effects Of the remedy
with equally rs great success.
This extraordinary medicine il on ed 10 the
public for the relief oil al! the painful and dan
gerons diseases peculiar TO We men. and that the
female constitution is subject TO-
To those suffering from 'sprolapslis TERI" La
corrhoea. Ammorrhosa. Menorrhagia, nsslacnorr-
ca-Chorosis, a speedy cure can he obtained
To those suffering from Faiiisg II tie womb,
or Uterine Weakness OF any kind, tire Penal.
Cordial IL especially recommended. II IN xas.
rantcd to cure this painful disease, IL pelsrtrrcd
In all spinal affections pain IN the region Of th..
P.vis, owness Of spirits. iiyseria Sickle aiac bel
and all those diseases arising from the pee niiay
formation Of wone the Cordial will be fs,,--i Of
an immense valve
This medicine moderates MI excess and, re-
moves all obstruction it vigorates the aehitsta
ted constitution for the dutier Of life, and when
taken in middle age proves blessing.
Modesty forbids rs in public advertise mcnt
to make full the details: but the wrapper around
each letter will fully explain every case.
Merchants, females, or others. by sendiag three
cent stamp, can have any information conce ruiug
the operations Of the medicine
Agents wanted in every village Of eir United
States. Pat up in halfptnt bottles. - per bot.
ties; 30 per cent. on to the trade. kH orders
must be addressed 10
Dr.. J . n. STONERo NJ.
(Soie Pr0rristorJ
nIl.yl Iewistown, Pa. Box III
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Al \ Slight Advance On Cost !!

convinced that II ia more 10 our interest 10 dis.
pose OF them So than to retain them over sum.
mer In our drawers. where moths may corrupt
We would invite all 10 call ard examine our
stock. and II yoa design purchasing, we would
suggest the advice 81 honest !ago. to put money
in thy pnrse,"as
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PIXIES PEAKERs A company con-
sisting of thirty-six men and one woman.
from Kane county, Ills. bound to Pixies
Peak, canped on the School House
square on last Monday night. They
were four days coming from Lyons, go
miles. As the roads were impossible,
they staid over till Wednesday. We
hope, but don't expect, that they will re-
aize their best golden dreams. From
all appearances, the emigration to the
Kansas gold digginys this spring, will
exceed that of the California emigration
Of 1850
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the notice Of our Marshall, for he is de.
termincd to do his duty.
THE SCHOOL ELECTION, Last Monday.
passed off with Blu, little opposition, all,
or nearly all, feeling that good school
was of the highest Importance and that
to obtain it there must be union of feel.
ing. The following ticket was elected ::
President, Willard Hammond; Vice
President, Ii. G. Coc; Secretary, +. VI.
Huber Treasurer, John Culbertson Di.
rcctors, VIM. Elliott, n. ii. Tulloss and
VIM Fraseur. As there was manifest
disposition to VI pc cut old scores and be-
gin anew, to let bygoncs be bygones, the
resolution passed last year censuring the
Board Of Directors was rcscindcd. We
hope and expect to be able to announce
ere long that or schools are re orga' ICED
on firm basis. We publish elsewhere
a report Of the financial condit on of the
district We would advice those who
owe the district, to pay it at once, as
there is Il subscription beir raised to
publish black list containing the names
o. all those who are in arrears.
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All those Indebted to the subscribers by note
or BOOK account are re luesied to settle the same
immediately and save cost
CAS.D GILMORE.
Upton, Feb. 10th. ls59.
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WE harr the hanl~nmc-t and an
H<,E Lcst lat Of Apple Trees ever rails, <I"
y cd in the West. The following are S-.I..-
Of Tie leading varieties. FROM Which ANY ore eau
reject .we>" or fftcen varieties for th' ir Orch
ar! that they can have Apples tie Whole
yea. We ais" have quite n number Of new VA
ri.ie.. too small yet FIR the urcharf. We cor
respond with Nursrrtmen II different pant, oil
the country. and get ALL THE NEW SARIE,
TIES which ~e think NarfhY ~ adding IL oar
Nursery. and are constantly dropping of some I
the tender kinds, and all such ~ d1 not sac cd
with our climate and soil.
Five year old trees, i to 10 feet high to 7.
Inches through, at Il To ~ cents each-a fe "
still larger AT - cents. -Four year old, II 10 Is
mostly Isl cents tacs.
S"mnl~r 1plics.
Early Harvest: SPINNER Rose: summer Queen:
Sweet Juse; sweet Bough: spice sweet.
Red June,
FoH App'es.
white ramLo: Rome Eeauty: Maidcn's Blu.,a:
ksnoo: Golden ptppIn: + all lippin;
Fall VIM; GravcnsteIa: Wagner:
Fall Sweet Porter: sweet Pear Apple
'intrr 1I4'ies.
Striped sweet Pippin; Sweet Romantic:
Hnbbards,on Nonesueh; Small Romantic;
Fsopus Spizenhurs Roman stem:
sa;srater: yellow Belfnacr:
pNan< \. inter Pcarmain; Baldwin:
Nortlers -py; Nihe zap;
raylss jani-t. Virginia Grecning
Hurs.
S1as ,a-,. - eas a3ilar. Set them on dry
flayey laas,
FILMS 20 cents
TIlEffff~ 10 Coats caeR.
PEACHES 10 to - cer4s each.
Small frna
Ne fad IT, Small! tra,it- sucs4 lie rtrav lsrries
,'urTsaiE, 4.aosebcrries. Iaspte rries AID Black
nerries. asrc pronts de that sne crap ~ aa.e
ever raised We have taken great pains IN get
tiSg new and choice Fare lARf aEe easily
propaga,ea aud wc sell tAerp cheap.
LAYTON Blackberry. ~ - 2ss: .arEaats 5 to l.'e
rtranherries, cent; Grapes, 10 to- &c
Gooseberrics. ; to Joe; A2splrrrles, 10 loc
ErergyeeHs
We abound an Ever IN. and ia,r IT, hand
Semcst collection ever raised in iowa. We have
had the very best sueccs. ia transplaatins them,
by resaavag ball Of earth Oh the roots. They
are all about Muscaiines EsggiEn q. nose 81 o
have tried lie. W base 4.&o srat the!r To the
adjoining r.astl@x.
Price My ceass 10 sne hoiaE~-2 Ia feet hi ia.
Arhorrita- (spieDd'd.1 American spraer;
Red Cedar. Asrgsy SpraAa:
t+Sright Juniper iiemloca:
yellow Pine, torxs.t FIR.
fi2rering .Shrnhs.
Forty varieties Of Roses:
Climbing Roses. - to 10 cents.
June or kush Roses. Ia To 50 cents.
Monthly Roses lhn' few OF hand. q to % eta.
lush Houcysuckle. - to 50 ceuts
Climbing Red do 25c: Fragrant DO. 25c:
Towering Almond. 2ae Syringa - to ~:
Locurt. III Fragrant farraRt. lac:
Ped Waxharry, l2!: Lilac &c
White NaxRrry. 23; snow Ball 25c
Tlowering Ash, LIT: Virginia Creepcr. 2hr
.assanine. 2jc
Greea Jfons Plants.
Rc We started this department Of our Sur.
~ sery Last fall We have a large stock Of
Ternena.. Of din, reat cofors. arrani-
inns and some other plants for sale
BniJons Roots
TULIPS. Lilies DahIias. de.
Mnsca tinc, Iowa. Feb Sd, ls5a--sI IN
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BRYANT, BELL q sTRATToN'S
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,

aarnon rfr.s. corner Clark aud gan streets,
flsaso, H. u. Eryant, d. v fs.!. u. IL. -tras,on,
Principals and issigawtsrs.
In ersetipg tts anoi the pruprietars have been n-
uenced well hy consideration Of public nfit, ~
If ssiyae iteFcz snab iitls iea 1t does. tn com.
zine their personal abors and experience in this great
Geld If usefulness, aud concentrate tn educational
force and at their .sHmssass tbas greatly en-
arging aud improving all The departments Of this i'm
portafa anrh III edaeation ars aEordiay their pat
facilities and Advantages for ts esnlsions gnsar
pa sed In tits engntry.
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FOR SALE.

large quantity OF fence willow. which makes
m admirable fence also. Iswson Blrcklerr
roots, and Keene's Seeding Str errie4
A. GILBERT.
Upton Feb 2Gth l,59
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FUR NITURE DEPOT
" M. II a q Il II ",

Gsa<rai Dealer ia all kinds of Household
FuEnitsre. Stock large and complete. COINS
constantly on hand. and made to order with dis
patch.
Upton Jan. %, IS.
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Rs- Shoe rs a Newspaper vhoss columns are at
all times cropded r.h nes advertisements, and ne
~W shoe yon community aiirc math business and
enterprise. The age is mormg one 4 man that
etands IN these slater days pW ~ short time Gra
himseif behind has competitors. -ea
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We ARE indebted to Hon. JAS. Harlan
for volume 9th of the Pacific Railroad
Surveys
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We Sell exclusively for Cash.
knowing that it is for our mutual benefit 10 deal
for READY PAY OkLY
Upton, February Ii, 1854.
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Organized and <ona2essa apsp shs Counting koom
system ia. Halls ~ aasy being Cited up with appro
viste Counters. D~sks etc. az in Real Rusinsss, ana
the student once intreane to The psaet al
and roatise Of stsinsss condnstee In Banks Count
ing Rooms, Rsiiroas yfkses stc.
Circular and Catalogue Of - pages furnished yatuh
sosl-y Application to tive undersigned.
r6:ns BRYANT, BfLL a. sIKATT0S.
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LOOK OUT all We that are interested in
the notice Of our Marshall, for he is de.
termincd to do his duty.
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IT Z fNF 7 7 I.NJa, TT " T.
'I>HE Proprietor invites attention Ia hia stuck
l Of Fruit AMI Ornamental Trees and -hrnb
Grcea II tu~e Plant. Ne for the spring Of -.
To snch a. wish - plant orchards aud wish to
enjoy the fruits thereof Immediately, his extra.
sized trees otfer important Inducements and VI i'll
br sold IT low rates, corresponding t. the pres
cnt hard times"
Tho>. who wish to plant nurseries or put out
small trees IN orchard cen he supplied with
thrifty nice t-nng trees OF VERY LOW PRICES.
Particular attention has been given To the Guilt
walton Of varietie. adapted t. this climate at the
head Of which stands the
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and in fact every thing that may be called for in
his line.
Now Is the time to buy your Goods in order to
get the styles and It's a well known fact that his
prices are always as low a. the lowest.
All Goods warranted to give entire satisfac ton
Please call and examine our Goods whether ysu
want to buy or not we want your opinion Of them
We charge nothing for showing our Goods, but
take pleasure in doing SO. CHA'S SHETLAND.
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J. NJ. PETTENGlLI. Il Co.'s
ADVERTISING AGENCY,

il9 Nassau st., " Y, and 10 State ST.. Boston
s. N. rcttenyiil Co. the agents for the Advrr-
tiser and the most influential and largest newspapers
in the United States and Canadxs. They are
to contract for at lowest rates.
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Necht7 & Friend

a.IrccEssoR's TO FktESp6 cuLnEkrsoS.l
Having purchased the ENTIRE STOCK OF
GOODS Of Friend 4 cnlbertson. we are now OF.
fsrins great INDUCEMENTS to all who may IA
vor Us with a call. We have now on hand the
LARGEST and BEST selected stock of
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In the county. offer to its old patrons and the
rest Of mankind. their superior stock OF goods
consisting OF all the vast variety usually found in
first class retail store--nt unusual ioT prices,
Our Winter and Wooden Goods We are selling
The Kanzas news., 1859-08-06

The very heavy shower of rain which
fell here on Tuesday last served 70 remind
US that about two years ago some ''person or
persons to US unknown" borrowed our
umbrella, and failed to return it. sThis
therefore is to notify the ''said individual
that he had better bring it back forthwith.
The Supreme court of-no matter what
State, having recently decided that umbrel-
lars are not public property, if ours is not
returned by the next shower we shall pro-
ceed to sue out writ of '.precogi-tartar"
(which, as Weller would say, sis one what
gifts feller as well where he aint as where
he is'' for the man who has it. If we
can't get anything else, we want the frame
of it either for pre-emption shanty, or to
secure town lot.
The Kanzas news., 1859-08-06

It is reported that the Camanche, Arap-
ahoe, Kioway, Otoe. Usage and Kaw tribes
of Indians are having friendly meeting
on Walnut creek about 13O miles west of
Council Grove Most of these tribes have
been at war with each other for several
years. but a grand treaty of peace has re-
Gently been. made by the Chiefs of the
different tribes, and now the tribes them
selves are ratifying it by having grand
pow-wow together. There are some. per-
sons who think all this BODIES no good to
frontier trading posts and settlements. We
are of the opinion, however, that the Indi-
ans have had sufficient experience IN the
way of wars with the pale-faees to learn
them little wisdom; and they have full
knowledge of the fact that although the
whites are few and weak on the frontier, yet
they belong to mighty tribe, - that is al
ways prompt to avenge the wrongs of the
least of its members.
The Kanzas news., 1859-08-06

Our readers will see by reference to the
call in another column. that on the 18th
inst. mass meeting of the citizens of this
county viii be held at Fremont, for the
purpose of organizing an Agricultural So
ciety. We hope to see full turn out of
our farmers and citizens generally, to give
yigor and character to the movement In
this matter all are alike interested. Let
the ball be once fairly set going and there
will be but little difficulty in keeping it in
motion. cit is the first step that eosts;'
and if we will but go into the matter of Or
ganization with will and determination the
balance will follow easily enough.
The Kanzas news., 1859-08-06
Morris County.

We learn from John W. Ratliff. Esq. the
Assessor of Morris county. that the total
population amounts to $50 souls-199 Of
which are legal voters-and one negro
The people of Morris should take heed
to the black population, and see that he
don't rise! An insurrection would most
probably lead to serious consequences.
Council Grove is the county seat and
chief town in Morris county, and is one ol
the best business points south of Ksw riv.
er. Several new and substantial buildings
have been erected there during the present
summer, and there can be no doubt that i
the Kaw Indian title was extinguished,
Council Grove would speedily become 6
first rate town.
The Kanzas news., 1859-08-06
SheriT's Sale.

DYsvirtue of an execution ONE directed, from
ID the second District Court in and for the
county of Madison. at the March term thereof a.
D. 1889, will offer for sale at public auction to
the highest bidder and best bidder for cash. at the
door of the Court House, in the town of Ameri-
Gus,
The 18th day of august, A. D. 1859,
Between the hours of 10 o'clock A II. and P. III.
the following described property, to-wit: One
steam Saw Mill with all the machinery and fix
lures thereunto belonging, being the property of
William w Goodwill and Gehial D. Humphrey,
situate near the junction of the Cottonwood and
Neosho Rivers Said mill is appraised at one
thousand dollars.
Also tract of timber land situated in the south
west corner of the north west Il of Section "a, in
Township 10. Range II, in Breckenridge county,
and containing forty-five acres more or less. The
above described land is appraised at nine dollars
and fifty cents per acre. Levied on as the proper
ty of William w. Goodwill and Genial D. Hum
phrey, execution in favor of John Fowler,
issued by the District Court of Madison county
4. T. and to me directed as Sheriff of Breeken-
ridge county.
Given under my hand this ID day of July A.
D. 1859. E. GODDARD,
july164w Sheriff of Breckenridge Co.
The Kanzas news., 1859-08-06

Next week we shall greet our readers
with slight change in the name Of our
paper; which will theneeforth appear as
THE EMPoRIA News" We make this
change because we think it but ft and
proper that the paper should bear the name
cf the town that gave birth to and has thus
far supported it. The name, too, is good
one; it has both local and general signif-
canoe. Altogether, we ike it better than
the old one; and we do not doubt that q
majority of our readers win agree with us.
The Kanzas news., 1859-08-06

The Editor started for Lawrence last Mon
day, to help the folks up there nominate a
Republican candidate for Delegate to Con-
gress. He has not yet returued-and We
don't know as he got to Lawrence at all
for the last we heard from him, he. had
been once run over by the go-hicle in which
he started and was then 1.-THE tail of the
''first day out about two miles from town
vainly shouting 'fga-lang" to balky horse.
and the Governor his compagnoa du-
voyage was giving eoup-ds. .pieds behind with
a good prospect of continuance. V1vat Ed.
;tor and Gu5ernatori
The Kanzas news., 1859-08-06

We have received No. of a paper pub
lished at Kansas City, Mo-, by 1T. Doane,
called the Free State Republican. 1t is
what its name indicates-a ''Free State Re
publican" paper of the most radical stripe.
What. its prospects for success are We do
not know; but believe that Kansas City
knows too well what is for her best interest
not to support it. There are Low two Free
Soil papers in Western Missouri-the other
one being the st. Joseph Free Democrat.
The world moves" and Missouri is NOV
ing with it. Three years ago the mere
proposition to publish free soil sentiments
in Kansas City would have resulted in the
tarring and feathering { at least, of the per-
son uttering it. But it isn't SO to-day
There isn't business man in the city who
dare whisper of such a thing as stopping
free speech In their midst. It would be
the death of Kansas City and her business
men know it.
The Kanzas news., 1859-08-06

We give it up! Beef is better than sci
enee any time! Frogs are Grained down.
and there is no doubling it. Tuesday NOR.
ming last just after heavy shower of rain
the cellar which Perley has just dug on
Commercial street contained not less than
one thousand tiUe frogs, of different sizes
some of them large enough for French
mans dinner, and others about three re-
moves from a tadpole. How they came in
the cellar is mystery we should like to
have explained. The cellar contained nc
water previous to the rain shower alluded to
The Kanzas news., 1859-08-06
County Convention.

The Republicans of Butler County are
.ouested to meet in Convention at chei-
:, on Saturday, August goth, 1859, for
4. uurpose of appointing three delegates to
a,end the District Convention, to be held
: Elmendaro the 9th of September next,
:, nominate candidate for member o.
y. council of the next Territorial Legisla'
n,e and to do such other business as
.,r come before the convention. A full
ateudance is desired.
July 3Oth 1859.
The Kanzas news., 1859-08-06
Agricultural Meeting.

We the undersigned. citizens of Breek-
inridge county, Kansas, would respectfully
recommend thai mass meeting of the citi-
zens of this county be held at FREkosr. on
Friday the 18th day of August, inst, fol
the purpose of organising an Agricultural
Society. We therefore request that large
number of farmers and others interested,
be present. Signed, -
J. II. Rankin, ". H. Nickel, C. Y. Esk-
ridge. John Conner. s. G. Elliott. A L
Baker, r. ii. Rinker. Wm. TaunahiIl. ID.
Swim. E. Hiatt. j. C. Best, H. W. Flick,
Noah Bixler, E. P. Bancroft, Robert Logan,
F. g. Hunt. John Triggs, B. T. Clark, P.
B. Plumb. and upwards of fifty other cid
zsns Of the county
The Kanzas news., 1859-08-06

It is reported that deadly. disease,
known as the Spanish Fever" is prevail
ing to an alarming extent amongst the cat
tie on Walnut creek in Butler and Hunter
counties. Considerable numbers have al
ready died. We have also heard of its raw
ages in the southern and southeastern por-
ton of the Territory. 1t would be well for
those having cattle to be on their guard
against those Of strangers.
The Kanzas news., 1859-08-06

A drove of one hundred head of cattle,
passed through this place one day last week.
bound for Illinois. They were mostly
three and four years old. and were from the
farm of Mr.. VIM. Harpole, fifteen miles
west of Emporia. Mr.. II. has entered
largely into the business of stock raising.
In addition to the drove above mentioned,
he has as many remaining on his place.
Mr.. a. is an experienced hand at the busi-
ness and has six hundred acres of pasture
land under good. substantial rail fence.
The Kanzas news., 1859-08-06

A very worthy justice of the peace. who
lives not thousand miles from here, affirm
ed witness who was about to testify in a
case pending before him 1.-THE Justice) to
.'teli the truth" &C., "under the pains
and penalties of purgatory :" We viii guar
antee that that oath stuck and that the
witness told the "truth and nothing but the
truth 20