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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-05
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liquor. At Il COMPOUND OF Fluid Ex-
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DEBILITY.


TheTS is no medicine equal 10 Hoofand5 6sTzaA
slheg OF Tonic in eaSss q Dsbsltty
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Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong By using the Bttterg or
Tonic. In faet, they are Family medl-
efneas They can be adminfBtered with
perfect safety 20 q child three months
old, the most delicate female, or man
Ofninety.
Thsss Esmsdfes are ne bed
Blood Purifiers
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bad blood Keep goHT Df7 blood pure; keep yotsT
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IN sound healthy mcOnditiOH by the Hse
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9en- U yeaTs Of hOnsSi gepHtatioa % fOT GSDtsSa6
Fou RHa " GtcSs preparations.
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Blood Purifiers
rRor HOE GEO. ". woonwARp.

EhON HON. GEO. ". WOODWARD,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
PHiLADELPHIA, March 10, 1851
fad {" HoeFdnd's GegRas BiitsTs is EOt an tBtoz-
toang bereTgSe b fS good tonic, HssR ~ dis0rdeTg
Q 1e Digestive organs, and Of great bed 81 eases q
debttifY end DaHt q nespOtLS detios IN he lyEtsA
aEo " KooDRARp.
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CLEVELAND.
MILO B. STEVENS

MILO B. STEVENS
oVERNhTENT Licensed Military Claim
" Agent. Applications by letter VIII receive i'm
mediste attention. Ofice No. y, Case Building,
CLEVELAND.
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Legal Notices.
sHERIFF'S SALE.

WORK, SS.-Taken on execution and will be
sold at public auction. on TUESDAY. the
twenty-dfth day OF May, eighteen hundred and
nine at eleven O'Clock In the forenoon, at the
Office OF H. H. Burbank. In the town OF Alfred, In
said county, all the right In equity which Mary
a. BOOthby and Leander BOothby, both or Lnei-
lex, in said county, either both Of them have or
had on the twenty first day Of September, 1861,
being the day on which the attachment was made
on the original writ, TO redeem tho following de-
scribed real estate situated In said Limerick, to
wit, certain lot Of land and the buildings there
on, situated In Limerick Village, aud bounded
Northerly by land OF Cotton Dean, Easterly by the
Main street In Limerick village, SOutherly by the
road leading from the Congregational meeting
house by the furniture shop " Frederick II. Swa-
sey TO Newheld, and Westerly by land OF Charles
III. burbank, containing one hai an acre, more or
less, being the same premises formerly known and
occupied as the Lacona House, and the same con-
yeyed by Moses Morrill, 10 Leander Boothby by
deed dated November 9th, 1855, and recorded In
the York Records, book 2i3 page 81 and by lie.
ander BOOthby To Mary A. BOothby by deed dated
293, page 2l, and by Moses Morrill, TO Mary n.
Boothby by deed dated December ~, 1890, ana re-
corded In said Records, book 2s6 page 3ii To which
records reference may be had. The above de-
scTibed real estate being subject Ia mortgage TO
William Bean, dated December D. 1861, and record.
ed la the York Records, book I'll age al, said
mortgage being In the form a. warranty deed
nom Mary A. BOothby 10 said William Bean, dated
and recorded rs above, and bond oi the same date
given by the said william Bean To said Mary A.
B0Othby, tn recOnyey the said real estate To her.
JOSEPH q. HARMON, Dep. sheriff.
Limerick, April ), is69. Jwl6
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The Great Neg Ea0lspi Remedy.
Or. j. W. Polands Whiitrfnr Compound.

Cares Sore TArost. Colds, Coughs, DiPtA,ria Brow
cAihs, SBiiiiEg Of BisOf, and Pulmonary Afsctiors
generally 10 - remarkable rsmsdy for kidasy
Complaints. Diabsiss, DiFScuHy Of ToiiIHg UriHt,
RiscdiSg frOS' re Htdssy. AVID Bifisr, Grarsi and
otAST CsmPiaiat'.
BosreS, Jan. ~, 1854
PoLANp's WHtrE PINE CoNPoUSh. Amer having
given II thorough trial We can confidently recon.
mend Pols,rs Hstis Ptss Ce-possd as a very val
liable article for the cure of colds coughs, and pull
monte complaints generally. In several cases we
have known u 20 give prompt relief when all other
remedies which had been tried had failed. II Is an
article which, IN climate 80 productive of sudden
and severe colds As that Of New England, ought TO
be In every faulty and We are sure hat those who
once obtain Il aud give 10 q tair trial, will not
thereafter be willing % be without it-Bo,iOa
yOsrpA.
ANALuARLs MEDIcisE.-Dr. Pel1.r. HAis Ptas
COWpsssd, advertised In our columns, IL q success
ral attempt to combine and apply the medicinal
virtues Of the White Pine Bark. II has been thor.
oughly tested hy people In this city and vicinity,
and the proprietor has testimonials To Its value
nom persons we'll known 10 our eititens. We rec
ommend it, rial In all thOse cases of disease to
which Il IL adapted. IL Is Tor sale by all our drug
vists.--Nsur York Izfcyendsrf.
The UAfs Piss cswp0sad Is nov sold In every
part Of the Uni'ed StAtes and Britlsh Provinces
Prepared at the
New England botanic Depot, Boston. Ms.
ysull
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tiers Coos bay 10 Roseburg alternate sections OF
public lands designated by odd numbers, 10 the ex-
tent OF three sections In width each side Of said
road Proridsd, That the lands hereby granted
shall be exclusively applied to the construction OF
said road and to no other purpose, and shall be dis
posed OF only rs the work progresses Proutd,d
larthu, That the grant Of lands hereby made shall
he upon the condition that the lands shall DO sold
TO any one person only In quantities not greater
than one quarter section, and for price not ex-
oeeding two dollars and any cents per acre, x.d
prouided JsrfA. That any and all lands heretofore
reserved TO the United Statss or otherwise nppro-
priated by act Of Congress or other competent gu.
thorty, be. and the same are hereby. reserved
from the operation OF tins act except so far rs IL
may be necessary 10 locate the route OF said road
through the same, In which case the right OF way
20 the width Of one hundred feet is granted, Ind
provided h1th,r. That the grant hereby made shall
State or any lands 10 which boHe,tesd or pre.
emption rights have attached.
SEC. 2. Ind be 10 further enacted, That the lands
by the legislature thereof for the purpose afore-
said, and tor no other, and the SAID road shall be
and remain public highway for the ute OF the
government OF the United States, free from tollsor
erty, troops. or mails OF the United States
SEC. ,. Ind be H6lrfher enacted, That said road
shall be constructed with such width, graduation,
and bridge q, TO permit Of Its regular use as was.
on road, and In such other special manner as the
State OF Oregon may prescribe.
Sac. 4. Ard be a. hirfh,r enacted. That the State
Of Oregon Is authorized TO locate and use In the
construction OF said road an additional amount Of
public lands. not previously reserved TO the United
States nor otherwise disposed OF, and not exceed.
Ing six miles In distance from II. equal 10 the
amount reserved nom the operation OF this act In
the first section OF the same to be selected IN alter
note odd sections provided In section first Of this
act.
SEC g. And bsn further enacted, Tia. lands here
by granted 10 said state shall bedisposed OF In the
following manner, that is 70 say, whom the govern
or OF said state shall certify 10 the Secretary OF the
Interior that ten continuous miles Of said road are
completed, then q quantity OF the land hereby
granted, not 20 exceed thirty sections, may be
sold, and on from time until said road shall be
completed and II said road Is not completed with.
In i've years no further sales shall be made, and
the lands remaining unsold shall revert 10 the Uni
ted States Propidsd. however. That the entire
amount Of public land granted by this act shall
not exceed three sections per mile for each mile
actually constructed.
SEC. 6. Ind be IL further Enacted, That the United
States surveyor general for the district OF Oregon
shall cause said lands, - granted, tn DO surveyed
at the earliest practicable period after said State
shall have enacted the necessary legislation to car
~ this act into effect.
Approved, March 3, 1869.
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OFFICIAL.
Lars of the United States, passed at the Third
Session Of he Fortisih Congress.

AN ACT amendatory OF the act providing for the
sale Of the arsenal grounds at st. Louis ana
Liberty, Missouri, and for other purposes, ap.
proved July twenty-five, eighteen hundred
and sixty-eight.
BE u enacted By the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentaripts Of Ae 0nit,d States Of dn'srea an Con-
gr..s assembled, That 80 much OF the third sec.
ton Of the act providing for the sale Of the arsenal
grounds at Saint Louis and Liberty, Missouri, and
for other purposes. approved July twenty-hye,
eighteen hundred and sxty-elght, as grants to the
city OF Saint Louis the westernmost six acres OF the
tract Of ground occupied by the Saint Louis arse
nal be, and the same IL hereby, repealed, so hr as
II desgnates the part Of said tract 90 granted and
in lieu OF said westernmost six acres there shall be
granted to said city, for tho purposes and upon
the conditions expressed IN said act, other siI
acres OF said tract TO be designated by the Score
tary OF War, and that the period limited In said
act for the erection OF the monument therein con-
templated TO be erected shall DO considered as
comm encing at the time when the Secretary or
War shall have designated the six acres OF said
tract TO be granted to said city Prortdsd ocsper
That no part Of tho said six acres shall be selected
east OF tho western line OF the ground occupied
by the Saint Louis and Iron Mountain Iailroad.
Approved, March }, 1869.
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Bankruptcy Notices.
Notice of Assignee's Sale of Real Estate
TN matter Of Sylvester Loud, Bankrupt, II

Notice of Assignee's Sale of Real Estate.
IN matter Of Sylvester Loud, Bankrupt. in
i Bankruptcy. By virtue Of an order aud IL
cense from the Hon. Edward Fox, Judge OF the
District Court OF the United States for the District
OF Maine, |, the undersigned, Assignee OF the es-
tate OF Syly ester Loud, Of Acton In the County OF
York and State OF Maine, shall sell ut public auc
ton, on the premises, in said Acton, on the first
day OF May next. ut two o'clock Z. NJ, the follow
Ing described real estate, viz q certain lot Of
land with the buildings thereon, situated In Acton
in said County OF York, lying on the nOrtherly
side Of the highway leading from the house OF nr.
Buck 10 Iiubbard's Corner, Eco called) and bound
ed southerly by said highway, westerly by land Of
Reuben Buck and Benjamin Bartlett, Northerly
by land OF Isaac Runells and John Grant, easterly
by land OF Jacob Kicker and known as the Merrill
farm, containing forty.four acres. more or less.
The whole OF said real estate Is estimated to he OF
the value OF twelve hundred dollars and Is subject
TO mortgage given by said sylvester Loud 10 Jo-
seph Plummer. of Milton, IN the County Of STRAIT
lord and state Of New Hampshire, dated Dec. ID,
lS6i. 90 secure note Of same date signed by said
sylvester Loud, and payable 10 said Joseph Plum
mer. for the sum Of eight hundred dollars (sSou),
and Interest, and that said mortgag has not been
ioreelosed, will be sold subject to said mortgage
Terms made known at sale
Apnl 7, lS6q. 2wl6 ASA LOW, Assignee.
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AN ACT to establish bridge across the East w.
or, between the cities OF brooklyn and New
York, In the State Of New York. post road.

AN ACT to establish bridge across the East Nv
or, between the cities OF Brooklyn and New
York. In the State Of New York. post road.
r, II enacted By iAs Senate and House Of Repre-
,,aiairrss Of a., Unitsa state, Of Am,r,es in Con.
ares, assembled. That the bridge across the East
river, between the cities OF New York anu Brook.
Ign, in the state OF New York, to be constructed
under aud by virtue CT act Of the legislature OF
the state OF New York, entitled IAN act 10 incor-
porate the New York Bridge Company, for the pur.
pose OF constructing and maintaining bridge over
Brooklyn,r passed April sixteenth, eighteen hun
bred and sixty seven, 10 hereby decl AIRED to be,
when completed Ia accordance with the Aforesaid
Law OF the state OF New York, a lawful structure
the United states Protif.i, That the said bridge
shall be so constructed and built rs not 20 obstIuet
Impsir or injuriously modify the navigation OF the
river, and In order 10 secure a compliance with
these conditions, the company, previous to com
mencing the construction OF the bridge, snail sub
init TO the Secretary OF War plan OF the bridge,
with detailed map OF the river at the proposed
site OF the bridge, and for the distance Of mile
| above and below the site, exhibiting the depths
and currents at all points of the same, together
and river as may be deemed requisite by the Sec
retary OF War to determine whether the said
bridge when built. will conform 10 the prescribed
conditions OF the act, not TO oostruet impair, or
injuriously modify the navigation 81 the river.
SEc. 2. And BE- "a I4TiAsi enacted, That the Secre-
tary OF War Is hereby authorised and directed. up
on receiving said plan aud map and other informa-
ton and upon being satisfied that bridge built
on such plan and at said locality will conform 10
the prescribed eonditio's OF this act, not 20 OBJ
struct impair, or injurously modify the navigs-
ton OF said river % notify the said company that
he approves the same and upon receiving such
nothcation the said company may proceed To the
erection OF sAd bridge. conforming strictly TO the
approved plan ana location. but until the Secre-
tsry Of War approve the plan and location Of said
bridge, and notify said company Of the same In
writing, the bridge shall not 10 built or COM
mcneed aud should any change he made In the
plan Of the bridge during the progress Of the work
thereon, such change shall be subjcct likewise TO
the approval Of the Secretary Of War.
Sac. }. lnd beat 6srfAer ssaef.d. That Congress
shall have power at Any time % alter, amend, OF
repeal this act
Approved, March J, 1850.
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s~ls Clerk Of pi,ric, coar, q ior r aid bi.irc,
District Court Of the United states.

DISTRICT OF MAINE. In the matter of
~ samuel Hubbard, bankrupt In Bankruptcy.
This Is 10 give notice that PotitionhAs been pre-
sented 10 the Court, this 3ist day Ct March, by
Samuel Hubbard OF Berwick, a bankrupt, prayipg
that be may be decreed TO have n full discharge
from all his debts, proyahle under the BANKRUPT
Act. and upon reading said petition, 90 10 srdrss
on the 9Th day OF June, A. ID Is6s before The Court
In Portland In said District. mt 10 O'Clock A. n,
and that the second meeting of the creditors OF
raid Bankrupt, he held at Biddeford. before James
April IS69. at 10 o'clock A. ~. and the third meet
Ing Of the same ut Blddeford on the 18th day Of
May 1883, At 10 o'clock A NJ &, and thai all credi-
tors who have proved their debts and other persons
IN interest may appear 10 said time and place and
sh.U cause NJ any they haye why fhs nraver M
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AN ACT to provide for the execution Ofjudsmont'
In en- initial cases

BE Il enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
ssntatipes Of "a. United States Of Imsriea IN Con.
or,ss assembled, That whenever q judgment or
death has been or shall hereafter DO, rendered In
any court OF the United States, and the case has
been or shall hereafter be, carried to the supreme
Court Of the United States by appeal or writ OF er-
ror in pursuance OF law II shall be the duty OF the
court rendering such judgment, by order OF court,
to postpone the execution thereof from time 10
time and from term 10 term until the mxndate Of
the Supreme Court In such case shall have been
received and entered upon the records or the lower
court and IN case such Judgment Is affirmed by
court rendering the original judgment to appoint
day Tor the execution thereof and In case OF re-
yersa by the Supreme Court, such further proceed
ings shall DO had IN the lower court as the Supreme
Court may direct.
Approved, March 3 1869.
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AN ACT TO define the fees OF recorder OF deeds
and 10 provide for the appointment OF warden
OF the jail in the District Of Columbia, and Tor

other purposes.
BE IL enacted by he Senate ana House Of Repre-
ssntatipss Of ne Unii,d States Of dm,ried IN Con.
gress assembled That from and after the passage or
this act the style OF the register OF deeds or the
District OF Columbia" shall DO recorder Of deeds
of the District Of Columbia"
SIC 2. AHd be u further enacted, That the le-
gal fees for the recorder Of deeds shall DO rs fol-
The filing. recording, and indexing. or for max
Ing certified copy OF any instrument containing
two hundred words or less, fifty cents, and fifteen
cents for each additional hundrs words, to be col
leeted at the time of filing, and when the copy Is
made.
For searching records extending back two years
or less next preceding current date, twenty-five
cents and i've cents for each year. to be
paid by the party for whom the search may be
made.
For recording town plat, three cents for each
lot such plat may contain.
For recording plat or survey, five cents for each
course such survey may contain.
For filing and indexing any paper required by
law 10 be filed In his Office. hfteen cents.
For each examination Of title by the party or
H'f For ,akinr any Acknowledgement. nfty cents.
SIC. ,. Asd be % further enacted, That all deeds
of conveyance, leases powers OF attorney and oth.
or written instruments required by law 10 DO hled
and recorded, and all copies OF instruments anu
records and certificates authorised by law, hled,
recorded, made. and certified by William IT, Flood,
as acting register OF deeds Tor said Distrct since
the death OF Edward g. Eddie late register, up 10
the date Of the appointment and qualification of
his successor shall be- and hereby, declared TO
DO legally performed, the same ms II the said WI,
liam q. Flood had been legally appointed and
qualified as register Of deeds. And the said VII.
liam q. Flood is hereby declared to be entitled 70
ali the legal fees and emouments OF said Office Tor
his said services which have been hitherto SLOWED
the register Of deeds, and which accrued during
said period.
SIC. 4. And DO IL hsrth,r enacted, That fron and
after the passage OF his act tho supreme court OF
the District OF Columbia shall have authority To
appoint suitable person to. act AS warden Of the
Iaii of said District, aud To remove said officer
whenever in the opinion OF said court the public
interests may require 1t, and to oil all vacancies
which may occur.
SEC s. And BE- IL further snaet,d, That the war
den of said jail shall have authority to appoint
such subordinate officers, guards. and employelels
as are necessary for the proper management and
safe keeping OF prisoners, which now are or may
hereafter be authorized by law subject to tho APP
prevail OF the chief justice OF said court
SEC. 6. And b, u Jarfh,r enacted, That all acts
and parts OF acts inconsistent with the provisions
of this act are hereby repealed.
Approved, March ,, 1869.
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Approved, March ,, 1869.
A RESOLUTION for printing the Medical and Sur
pical History of the RebelliOn.

Resoiptd by the Senate and House Of Repre-
ssntafip,s Of the United State, Of america IN Con-
grs,s assembled, That there be printed at the Gov
eminent Printing Office five thousand copies Of the
first part Of the Medical and Surgical History OF
under the direction OF the Secretary OF War, and
five thousand copies of the Medical Statistics Of
the Provost Marshals bureau, compiled and 10 be
completed by Surgeon }. H. Baxter, rs authorized
BY an act OF Congress- approved July twenty-eight,
eighteen hundred and sixty.siS. which also pro-
yides that the editions OF both publications thus
ordered shall be disposed Of as Congress may here
after direct.
knnroycd March Z. 1850
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District Court OF the United states.

hIoIhIII OF MAINE--In the matter OF
~ Harrison Richardson Bankrupt. In Bank
ruptcy This Is To give notice that a Petition has
been presented To the Court, this seventh day OF
April, by Harrison Richardson, OF Portland, n
Bankrupt praying that he may he decreed to have
the bankrupt Act, and upon reading said Petition,
IL Is ordered by the Court that q hearing be had
upon the same. on the seventh day OF June, A D.,
lsS9 before the Court In Portland, In said District,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ and that all creditors who have
proved their debts and other persons In interest,
may appear at said time and place, ami show cause,
II any they have. why the prayer OF said Petition
should not be granted.
VA. T. PREBLE,
avid Clerk Of District Court for said District
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Twen,,-liyc Y.ar., Practice

In the Treatment OF Diseases incident 10 Females
has plassd DR- DOW at the head Of all pnysiciAns
MAILING such practice q speciality, and enables
him 10 guarantee q speedy and permanent cure In
tho Won't cases OF SaPprsssiss and all other New
strsai Dsrasgs1ssfs, frOm sAafsrsr easss All let
tets tor advleo must contain 81. once, No kndi
eott Street boston
y. B.--Board 9 rushed 10 those desiring 10 re-
main under treatment.
Boston. July. S-spnoIyrss
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AN ACT explanatory OF the act entitled "An act
declaring the title TO land warrants In certain

BE IL enacted By tAs Senate and Hous, Of RePrsssn-
tafips, ofths United States Of america On Congress
assembled That the act entitled IAN act declaring
the title 10 land warrants In certain cases" APP
proved June third, eighteen hundred and MY
eight, be so construed and applied rs to authorize
the legal representatives vi deceased claimants
whose claims were filed prior TO their decease to
nle the proof necessary to perfect the same.
Approved. March ., 1869.
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Approved, March ., 1869.

AN ACT 10 amend an act entitled "An act TO pro.
vide n national currency secured by pledge OF
United states bonds, and 10 provide for the
circulation and redemption thereof" by eX-
tending certain penalties " accessories
he ~ enacted By the Senate and Hoss, Of Reprt-
ssntafiues of the United States Of America an Con-
grtss assembled, That every person who shall aid
or abet any officer or agent of any association In
doing any of the acts enumerated In section hfty-
two Of an act entitled IAN act 10 provide nation.
nj currency secured by pledge OF United states
demptOn thereof" approved February twenty
fifth. eighteen hundred and sixtythrec, with intent
TO defraud or deceive, shall DO liable to the same
punishment therein pro sdod for tho principal.
Approved, March 3, 1869.