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We are nov selling . great variety Of rich and
valuable goods, consisting Of Dig Coed, GsA sst
Siirsr WsfeAss, cssysfs, FsruifHrs. Sissr. Plated
Was, CUTLERY, Yss Jssei,y, SseiRg MseAfHss, ke,
comprising nothing bus useful articles wanted in
every family, tor One Dollar Each, which can.
not 30 purchased 10 any retail store for twice that
SOM
other Hoass In the Trade. Send for descriptive
checks In Clubs Of Ten Tor 81 90, Thirty fbr S3O0
Tiny for $500, larger ones In the same ntlo. CIR.
Parties desirous OF acting a. Agents, viii sssd 10
clubs, and receive In rstarn for the ssns, Dress
Patterns, Wool Blankets, Gold or silver Watch.
Woolen Carpet, Sewing haehine. Web OF Cotton.
Size Of the slsb.
n. B-WS do not invsss oil our capital In Aashy
half column sdverthsmsutA like some otnsr 49,
snosat Of goods Coz their money inssssA
Addrss .u.~rw 4 co.
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To tho Honorable, the County Commits.
soners OF the County OF York,

To tho Honorable, the County Commits
sioners OF the County OF Yorki
WYE, the undersigned, citizens and legal vo-
w ters Of the County OF York, respectfully
East Psrson.neld to wateIborough Centre, is cir
tween saId places would DO common convon.
ience and necessity. to wit way commencing at
or near samuel T. Coles, Of Cornish, on the road
leading from East paraesasld to Limerick WI,
leading from Cornish village to Limerick, ut or
near Fryes Brook, 90 called, thence by the Corn
sh Road to Limerick Village. thence at or near
itors Of Mitchell : Cole, running East Of the Kim.
ball HILL called, and ~ intersrct with the Conn
ty Road st or near the residence OF Josiah Gupti!,
thence iSlovlns said County Road 70 the sd mouth cS
mencng ut or near the mouth Of said "oed u.s.
road, running Southerly near tho house OF True
Worthy dudley 10 w,tsrcorouGh. 70 lS.sf reS.
Farm Buildings in wstcrboroush. We therefore
pray you 10 make such alterations OF said high
way between the points and places above named,
..,, common ''n'snfnss: i .ns S.T and y others
Limerick. Aug. 10th. 1858
state of Maine.
YoRK, 50. A. O. Court Of cosniy csmmf'.,ons,,,
Of FORK, on q. second Tss'day Of October a. ~
On the foregoing petition, u 10 considered by th.
Commissioners thai the petitioners are rcsponsi.
bic, and that they ouyhtto be heart touching the
matter set forth In their petition, and therefore,
order, That the petitioners give notice TO All PCT.
sons and corporations Interested. that the County
Commissioners will meet at Lougees Hotel, in
Limerick. In the County OF York, on Tuesday: the
sth day Of December, A. ID. l-6s, ut ten O'Clock ln
the forsuoon, vnsn they will proceed TO view tbs
route set forth In tho petition. nd Immediately AZ
ter such view, ct some convenient place IN me W
entity will give hearing TO the parties, ana thelr
Witnesses. Bald notice 70 30 by cau;lng oopss OF
said petition and the order OF notice thereon, 70
BE- served upon the Town CLERKS OF Cornish, Lin.
srick and Marlborough, and also by posting Up
copies Of the sane In three public places IN each
Of said towns, and publishing the sane thres
weeks excessively In the Union ana Journal,
newspaper printed In Diddeford, In .said County,
the art Of said pablisations. and each Of the 9th
err notices 20 b. ct lest thirty Gays before the
time Of said meeting. that oil psrsons may then
and there Be present. and show cause, n any they
have. Why. the prayer Of said petition should not
be granted.
Attest, n. FAIRFIELD, Clerk.
,>~e, Copy OF the petition and order
IS o.LRs. Of cosr. thereon; v,v, (, c,
5w45
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Eaauna for Sale

CuUAIED In Buxte4 asAr Salmon falh
y village. nins miles hSg $50, sixtesa. nom
Portland. sssr TIE lias Ct De r. I n. Railresd.
e: =: ..: :: .. e: r.: s M s
ysiiss, visS red orchard ssiidlsss nssriy sss j
eats ahsat q tons % hay. Ceavenlsatly divided
.vS, We III ss,w TsE.s sss,ssss!s Apply y
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Answers.

Answers.
EyioxA.-No. I: once.
No.2:
shallow and sunshine 10 life. little Annie.
Flower and thorn.
rRAxsrosrrioS.-simon Peter In tears.
ARirNNErIcAL PrxzLGs.-No. 1: 90, 500, fo(
100. No. o: Height, 20 inches: length, Is inches
thickness, 90 inches. No. 8: Codicil. No. 4: 81,
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Rare Chance for Q Bargain.

THE undersigned. owing to decline Of year
and health, offers his stock In trade for sale on
liberal terms, consisting OF guns rides, gun mate
rial, sporting goods, hsh.tackle, bell nxtures
LOCKS, and . largo variety Of keys. key blanks
and patterns for key casting &C., DO. Also tool
for doing most all kinds Of JobhIng.
II. n. MCKINNEY,
Gun and Lock Smith, and Bell Hanger, No. leg
Main st., Biddeford, Ne. 5wl3'
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Bankruptcy Notices.
In Bankruptcy.


District Court of the United Statss-District OF
Maine. In the matter Of Henry L. Taylor and
Putnam 8, BOothby, individually and ~ eo-isrt.
nsrs, Baukrupth
1NHIS d to give notice that petition has been
i presented TO the Court this 10th day Of Octo.
Der, 4. d. is6a, BY Putnam 3. Boothby, OF Wet.
brook, { BANKRUPT, praying that he may be desrsed
70 have . full discharYs from all he debit.
and a. Q member Of the hrm OF Henry L lay.
Tor 4 Co., and Taylor 4 Bcothey. and upon
reading said petition, II 10 Ordered by the Court
hat q nearing Do had upon the same. on the 18th
day Of December. A. d. 1865, before the Court IN
Portland. In said District, ct . o'clock d., and
that notice thereof be published In the Portland
Advertiser and the Biddeford Union and Journal,
newspapers printed In said District, once week
for three weeks. and once In Weekly Advertiser,
and that all creditors who have proved their debts
and other persons in interest. may appear at said
time and place. and show ca1se. II any they have,
Why the prayer OF said petition oh shegid not be
3vi5 Clerk Of District Court for said District.
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N. Gentle 20 rhv W1e.

ne rentIe. for you little know
How many TRIAL. rise;
Although 20 thee they may b small,
TO her Of giant size.
M reutie, though perchance that lip
May speak murmuring tone,
Thy heart may speak with Kindness yet,
And Joy 10 be thine own.
BE gentle; weary hours ofpain
sris womAn's lot To bear:
Then yield ~ her what support thou canst.
And al her sorrows share.
BE gsutie: for the noblest hearts
AT times must have some grief,
And even I'm pettish word
May seek to ind relief.
BE gentle! none are perfect here
Thou'rt dearer far than life:
Then, husband. bear. and still forbear-
be gentle To thy wife.
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ORGANS AND MELODEONS

EOR sale or rent by G. 7. SHANNON, No. q
Il Main Street, (up ttairs,. Also, one hnet toned
Rosewood Piano, octave, full round corners, for
sale ct low price for cash. "a
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Bankruptcy Notices.
District Court of the United states.

DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF MAINE. In the matter Of
IL bartholomew Wentworth, Bankrupt. In Bank.
ruptcy. This Is TO give notice that petition has
been presented to the Court, this fourth day of
November, by BARTHOLOMEW Wentworth, OF So.
| Berwick, . bankrupt, PRAYING that he may he
decreed to have q full discharge from all his
| upon reading said petition, II Is ordered BY tho
Court that hearing be had upon the same, on the
fourth day Of January, A. ID. 1869. before the Court
and that ali creditors who have proved their debts
and other persons In interest, may appear at said
tune and place, and show cause. II any they havo,
Why the prayer Of said Petition should not DO
granted. "
Jwi6 C.erk OF Dlstri:t Court for said District
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TrarcI.

PORTLAND, sAc0 Forts
MOUTH RAILEoAp1ss,,s%ss s
IT.oSxm<nI -yo01socng Monday, NAY sth, isos'
-, ,r.i,s daily fsuoiays srsspssd) - fouovsi
Bkidsford sss south Bsrviok Junetion, rosecos sna
Bo.loa a tn ant $50 4. =, and J. ~ sna eS a
Rsturulns have Boston q 40 4. and SU ana "
pn. MN nxtsnosth u ss2o 4 H., and DO and wv
2. -. =, a.. - 81,
Bssdssrd sor Portland, q 80, fl.o2 and lltSA NJ
iS m SsIr Returning al III and go a. H.. and
On Nossisys Wednesdays and Fridays The u ?. n
train 10 Boston aDd 400 ?. foa Boston, VIII run wa
Dostoo Maine r. R stopping sniy at bttdeosd kenne
bunk South Berwick Junction, Dover, Exeter hA'srh
anil Lawrence. ~.
On ruesiays, Thursdays and Saturdays, viii run wa
Eastsm Railroad stopping only a Biddecrd, kenneounk
Salh Berwick Jupcsioo, forsmooh, Sevtaryport' sAen
AMI Lynn
kP. X ", exceT< To iesve passenger taken beyv'h
Porssmouth and South Berwick Junction.
FRANCIS CHASE, sapt.
Btideford, April es, 1893. spiu
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DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED STATES.
Legal Notices.
FREEDOM NOTICE,

NOTICE 10 hereby given that have given
IN to my minor son, Charles u. Cannoll his time
none Of his earning, nor be responsible for any oil
his debts from this date -
JUsTUs CANNELL.
Witness, A. q. 0ooDwiS.
Biddeford, Oct q, 1868. 3wi5'
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED SIXTIES.
DISTRICT OF MAINE. In the matter Of
~ william Stanley, bankrupt. In bankrupt.
cy. This 10 10 give notice that Petition has
been presented TO tina Court this second day Of
November, by william Stanley. OF Berwick, q
bankrupt, praying that he may be decreed to have
q full discharge from all his debts, provablo
under the Bankrupt Act. and upon reading
said petition. II "a ordersd by the Court that y
hearing DO had upon the same. on the third
dsy Of FEBRUARY, 4. ID. 1869, before the Court
In Portland, In said District, at 10 o'clock A;
land Evening Star and the Union and Journal.
nswspa pers printed In said District, once weeks
for three weeks, and that all creditors who have,
may appear at sid time and place, and show
cause. IL any they have, why the prayer OF said
petition should not be granted,
3w46 Clerk Of District Court for said District
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this ex'
cellent medicine enjoys,
II derived nom It's cures,
many OF which are truly
marvellous. lnvcterate
cases OF ScroftIlous DIS.
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purinc,l and cured by Il.
Scrof1lous affections and
disorders, which were az.
gravuted by tho scrofii.
IOtia Contamination uuiil
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aeeh foesAees krsekiee anA Tan.
TIE ealy rsllabls remedy Or thess brown dis
ssasrssiss. On NJ 49, u -bsyyvs NstA - ESssASs
- ,nsysss4 sslx sy y. .. Q, nsny. -
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District Court OF tho United states.

District Court Of tho United States.
DISTRICT OF MAINE. In the matter Of
~ Augustus O. Clarke, bankrupt. In Bankrupt
cy This 10 70 give notice that Petition has been
presented to the Courtths day Of Oc-
rupt, praying thst no may be decreed TO have
. full discharge from all his debts. provable
under the bankrupt Act. and upon reading said
petition, 10 10 ordered by the Court that .
hearing be had upon the came on tho 2lst day
OF December, A. d. 1862 before the Court 10 Port.
land In said District, ct O'Clock. p. D., and that
all creditors who have proved their debts and other
persons In interest, may appear ut said time and
prayer OF said petition should not be granted.
WM. p. PREBLE,
3v45s Clerk Of District Court for said District.
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EnA9Das.
No. I.
Ian ooupossd q - issesrs.
M NJ u an prssidsd evW houses ss1
-. ,....
Ny7SO II = vss Roosa sedds
WITS II hsRaessd Hsres, ...,,o
NJ uN Ms 0svss ~ sssss, 800 ~
~ n n 70 - vss pssssssss ~
~ a Al = ~ Q hsess nssS'an.
~ "A N q a n irS vss TIE son OF Asanss'
49,. .. q, 4, vas hing Of Mesara.
~, RI Z ar Q VS. The great han OF Odin.
~ a I, y u - Il - Was winssd moesssr'
NJ n . u % vss soa Of Neptune.
~ a A ara vss The con Of Odnn.
Nyssu n - II was Hindoo deity.
Nv a sAs % vas the daughter Of Athumas.
Mr. "a 81 are nos 10 b found In sAs1.asin alpha
Nv whole u n extract nom one Of Mrs.. Brown
hss poems.
IAN composed Of 10 letters.
nv g. 10 n nss character in Dickens'"oiivsr
Twist
Nyssiosis one Of the MUSES..
Myn7nsB7sLa character In shakspsare's
sTsmpsst."
MA iol 10 Hebrew measure OF liquids.
Nv whole u the name Of = very Interesting
book.
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Attest
HARD AND WHITE PINE TIMBER
On hasd, and .wsa 70 dinen'soos.
HARD PINE PLANK,
HARD PINE FLOORING 4 STEP
BOARDS,

r~ y eTErsoN 6 P0PE,
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General .adrerftsesssssss
Practical Business frepsrstis..
DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS.
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
BOSTON.

GRATEFUL for the very generous reliance fspoeed
10 nun ior more than quarter OF . century, the
subecfiber hopes, With Increased sxpsriencs and
untirng enort. for the interest. Of his students, 70
merit and receive eoutinuance of confidence.
GEoR1E n. COMER, A. NJ. President.
CATALOGUES and CIRCULARS, diving fall In
formation, with list Of Mr.. Corners works on PIN
MANSIIIP. B0Ok.KEEPiNa, NAVIGATION, &C.,
sent by mall. or may 10 had free OF the College.
Boston. 3m6
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DrYIp n 4 LApY.

UvssAw H. De0snsas Utl % stSs1 20 20
JounnxI, - Ssssstsas 80 sss.sss sc s.ossss
fsa sse vssfCs. Ne setsafsss eu ~ eses WV
sssttsas ssat saasssapGnsf - fAs ssss@
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-03-20
AEiER THE GREAT CAUSE
uNAaAnsW OF s'

FL u M AN MISERY.
Just Published In Sealed Enrelope. Price s,, e,s
A Lecture on the Nature. Treatu,ert
ana RADICAL Cure OF spermatorrheea, iadnced by self
Abuse; Involuntary Emissions Impotency, Nervous
sumption, Epilepsy, AMI Fits Mental and physical In
eapacity &c!-By ROB. ]. icULvERWEI.L nj. ID
Author Of tine ''Green Book r&c -
The world renowned author in this adnirafIa aot
clearly proves from his own experience that the
consequences OF Self Abuse may be effectually re-.
moved without medicine, and without dangerous sur.
das pointing out mode II cure at once certain and
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Sent under seal In plain envelope to any address
dressing the publishers ~ "o'
Also, DR.. CuLvERwELLs Marriage Guild. - price >,
cents. Address the publishers. ~' f''es -
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zl-yl 12I Bowery. New York Post Offre ROY asse
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gatent Wetlieil,es.
Vegetable SiciIian Hair Remover

Vegetable SICIIIan hall HSaeEeI
has stool the fest of screen pears
trial Or the public; and fto ircpa-
ration for the hdir gef discofsefed
sCiW produce the Sugae beaf5fcidi
results. IT is "a 9tcD scicssffftf, dis
coUery, com5is,ipSg fF,e most poHey'-
ftH and restorative agents IN the
VEGETABLE KINGDOM. 1T restores
GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL YOUTH
Full COLOR. IL makes the scalp
aUIlite and clean: cures ddsdrUT
and huna0rs, and falling out of the
hair and sUW make it gr0iC Hp0n
bald heads. excerpt in Verg 0ged
persons. as III furnishes the nnfPi-
tiUe principle by ,Chich the. hair
is I.oHSishcd and supported. 1t
makes the hair moist, soft, and
glOssy. and is unsurpassed as %
HAIR DRESSING. III is the cheapest
preparations ecer offered to tee
pu6lic. as one bottle sCiH 0cc0n-
plish more and last longer than
three bottles of any other prepare
tiOa. ~
n is recommended and atsed %
the First Medical Authority.
The lCOftoIeIfaL results produced
on our StcittVh f1NtF fht"t"SF
hare induced nG8y to Dldfttfdc-
tul'e preparations for the Hair,
nntJcr rdri0us names: and fH
order to induce the f1.0tte md the
public to purchase their COM
pounds, they hare resOrted TO false
hoods, bg claiming they acre
former partners, or had some con-
nection uith Ostr ifr. Hall. and
their preparation tCas similar to
ours. Do not be leceired Jy them.
Purchase the original ii has
ncUcF bern, equdEied. Our Tre0tiSt
on the Hair, With certificates. sent
free bU mail. See that each bDtHc
has OaEP priCdfe RcrcHRe Stamp
0rel' tie TOP of the bottle. Al 9TH
eIs are limitations.
r. p. Hall & Co., Props, Nashua, N, H.
Sid bp oil Druggists and Dealers III Medicine
C. A. COOK, CHICAGO, ILL
for saaR L.
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oyster Dealer, Cor. Madison 1 Dearborn sts
AWord to the pub,ic

As the forms OF disease for which we prescribe ,hs
er remember that no merely outsoard annIancs viii
afford him permanent relief Because cannot reach The
CAUSE. The Compound, going into ne Eyoo9 THE
CITADEL OFTHE DISEASE. drives II from ~ strong
hold. and the victim is relieved. ess-THrs saouI p
sEykR By FORGOTTEN SURE CURE wARRAgRFp
BURNHAWS 6 VAN SCHAAFK.
Wholesale Druggists, l6 Lake ST. CHICAGO
90 ly Agents for the Northwest
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j Citizens =,

This is the GLORIOUS FOUnTH, the
birthday Of Independence, the "Nutions
Holiday"
+ The darkoys Of the Union League stripe
will monopolize It's celebration, Jy turning out
e" '0aaSe IN their Sunday rigs and the extreme
RAIDS in sky-ljiuc, rcd and white badge. and
Toms SON. and Dick : SON. and llarrys sou
will mount the rostrun,, and act the parts Of
Merry andrews 10 their adniripg disciples
We tic white men q tie South, who be-
'ioyc IN something more tangible than the
empty grandiloqnencc Of 1c.ra;;ogucs, and the
sl"uting OF party stumpets,-- we, Who, despite
themisiortnpcs of war, have in our hoalts
some memories Of thc lessons Of evil liberty
handed ,loWn e us from ouy iorrlatcrs w,
deem II more appropriate 70 eolelintc tho day
'aiih private oiicctions upon ;hc blessings .;
Liberty; and IL reviewing slc virtues oi our
ancestors, will form anew The high resolve,
that the proud inheritance Of patriotism, Which
they LETT US Shall not be ,arnshcsI in our kool-
ng, by any baso laliancc VIII, tyranny, any
unmany acquiesccncs il oppression. o. any
foul lust after t',c pay Of a hrcling in tbc
ranks otour enqlnies
We cGpoct yet to see tho time, when We can
publicly and hearth, celebrate y uSati.m'4
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plan of 'necst:i"tiva. which. if curricd ont
throusho the District, will furnish valuable
statistics. troulswhrli some planser uFtion may
be Formed. W. invitc t. thcm The careful
considcraticnsdf our roadsSs; md trust 8bat
the active and encrget!o3of every section will
cooperate, heart 5apd soul, in tiis important
work.
We understand that tho same subject will
be discussed At tho meeting Of the Central
Club on next Monday. and VIC hope to see
orausebnf5, nIa fe@ ,honshi, fully alive to
thc subject, and every man working for the
cause Here are The resplutiuns:i.
Resolrct1, That this Club deem tho subject
of Foresn Immigration of great political J, as;
well rs practical Importance, and will cagcyl,
c2,,92pccrrttp in any feasible soslomc for it's c-
coIilagcnlctt ~
iI'dsJ!tea, That a Committee on Foreign I'M
migration be appointed, whose duty shall be f:
~ l!iToaasccrtain ]! the names of all land holt
frs voting taF Itllis poll, frqnl the rcgsslytiop
lists, and TO add to them also the names OF al
unEeaiatorel land holders III this vicinity
z. 10 request from each individual. land
iioidcr Il biicf statement OF what he is willing
to do TO encourage tho comins, Of Immigrants
citherps labprcrsaer tenants.
3. 70 report Rt the next meeting the result
Of their Investigations, with such schemes for
iirtllcr action as to them $cclI most lcasbc
to'furthcrithe objects desired r,ioi,i,a,
Aresoftn", That the Committee on Curros-
pondcncc do address the District Club on the
subject, neiiiy them OF our action, and request
thcm.to recolnlncnd similar action to every
Precinct Club in the D-trict!Gng
, Resoired, That the Committee on CORES
pondonce do also seek Information bEcorres-
pcndenee with any Tcrsen Of experience il this
State OF abrond, and report Che result Of tic,
correspondence at tie next ard each ensuing
meeting until discharged
NcSoice1, That while the Democratic Party
wil' 10 all ~ Is power 10 invite white nm,ni-
grafton it VIII always sustain and help these
cpioicd persons, who have proved themselves
TIC friends Of The Party
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w;the duties of the Shcrfs. Goronors and
Clerks OF Courts chosen or authorized to be
chosonIaht tho election hyl,lsin said State on
tlls as2laud 3s}of June, 1sGs, the glnecrs so
elssssfodashSSNf aftfor Qualification, Berfrm Ithc
ddges preses ib.I roSs$i,lN olNtcs Sly,w under
kthc seXisiing provisional government of.lhe
State
Q Until otherwise provided by law, the
Judges of Probate elected in South Carolina
alan. Ircrforlh tEc tl;,lTos heretofbrs prof9rned
by Ordinarics; and i'll respect to business
appcraning to minors, and The allot-
meat of dover, and in cases Of idiocy and
ilnaoy, aud persons non ccmpos ncans, shall
,eondqpt proceedings as far MS possible in
conformity with tAc rules and regulations
,.oyerl,pS litlig. practice in like cases ,ihf the
cnurts OF tho ,proNisonal gpycmncnt nov au-
thsrizcA BY law 10 fake, Jurisdiction Of such
business; and records and public, property ia
the hands OF Ordinarics will be,tra,slcrrcd to
The. Frobate, Judges i III au i
/ rIn- like manner. ppti' othyrwise provided
by ilawgthc powers, and duties Of County Cor-
mlssioners IN South Carolina; shall include the,
powers and dpNcs heretofore poltnnin4 to
commissioners, Of the Poor. Commissioners of
Roads Bridges, Ferries and Cuts, Commission
efs o. 'iuDlc busidlngs. and Commissioners
~ niif9Y3'is?' BONDS o.. l"nslc Officers and
NJ. p.sehasac fNcreol -sald County Commission
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