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MESSENGERS NOTICE.

NNHlSis to give notice that on the 18th day of
4 May, A. ID. 1914, warrant In Bankruptcy was
issued against the estate of John L. Stoner of
SIreen springs, IN the county Of Seneca and State
of Ohio, who has been adjudged a bankrupt on ma
own peunon, that the payment Of any debts and
the delivery Of any property belonging to such
bankrupt, 10 him or for use, and the transfer of
any property by him are forbidden by law; that
meeung OF the creditors of said bankrupt TO prove
Ihelr debts, and choose one or more assignees Of
his estate, will be held at court OF Bankruptcy to
ee holden IN NorWalk, in said district before Frank
Sawyer, Register, on the 18th dav Of June A. n
1874, at 10 O'Clock, A. VI. n. B. PRENTICE,
U. s. Marshal, as Messenger
JOHN NJ LENNON, Atty for Petitioner. 2f-22
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No house in Toledo or any other city in
the State is offering such bargains as will be
found at the Famous Dollar Store, 100, Sum
NIT st., Toledo. Call
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range Of work, its simplicity. its durability
and a dozen other exceptional qualities-giy-
ing it a decided recommend wherever or
whenever submitted for approval. Again we
say give it your personal inspection and Of
the verdict we are fuIlv convinced.
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THE JOURNAL.
A.R.BALsLEY, Hditor.
FREMONT. OHIO
FRIDAY, May 20, 1874.

REAR ADMIRAL SHUBRICK, of the U
S n, died in Washington, Wednesday
last, aged SO years.
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GOOD AGENTS WANTED

The immense circulation of the Christian Union
has been built up by aetjgs eanUassers. No other
publication compares with it for quick and prOfit
able reutrns. The public eageTness for Mrs
Stoves new story, the popularity of the paper the
paper, the friendly support of thousands Of its Od
subscribers, the artistic premiums for igp7Hsdits
deLirsTy, light outfit and complete 'instructionsH
10 beginners, assure repeated success to agents
and offer active, intelligent persons unusuai
chances TO make money. All who want a safe in
dependent business write at once for terms, or
SEND = Ior Snromo Quilt to J. B. FORD & CO.,
New York, Boston, Chicago Cincinnati or san
FraciscO.
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new ENGLAND MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMP'Y,
BOSTON, MASS.
AUailab1e Assets. $I2,67O,11 81
STATE OF ONO, INSURANCE DEPARrnENr,(

STATE OF OHIO, INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,(
COLUMBUS, February 18th, 1874.
WHEREAS, The New England Mutual Life Insur-
ance company, located at Boston in the State
OF Massachusetts has fled in this Office a sworn
Statement, by the proper officers thereof showing
Its condition and business, and has complied in
all respects, with the laws of this State relating to
Life Insurance Companies incorporated bv ofher
States of the United States
NOW, therefore, In pursuance of law, 1, William
+. church, Superintendent of Insurance of the
stale OF Ohio, do hereby certify, that said Compa-
ny Is its appropriate business
of Life Insurance in this State in accordance with
law, during the current year, The condition and
business of said Company at the date of such
lows:
Aggregate amount of admitted Assets,
including the sum of 81, ,299 923.35
in premium notes and loans held by
by the Company on policies now in
force, JIG 81
cluding 81, ,1ol, ,619 90 for Re-insur-
ance Reserve. ;,..-;;.......... ,82s,7ss 1s
year in cash. 2,4s1, ,S75 %
for the preceding year, ;...;,.,,-. SOe,21a 81
Amount of Expenditures for the year
in cash; -. 1,GO7, ,ss7 IS
lures for the preceding year 3s7, $40 IS
~ In witness whereof have hereunto
)~ subscribed my name, and caused the
SAA Seal of my Office to be affixed, the
~ day and year above written
w. F. CHURCH, Superintendent.
Business solicited.
ISAAC M. KELLER,
AGENT AT FREMONT, OHIO.
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SEWER NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following reso-
n luton was adopted by the City Council Of the
City Of Fremont, May IS, 1874:
RsS0lred, That IN the opinion Of this council
(two-thirds Of all the members eoncufring.3 h a
deemed necessary to construct e cylindrical brick
sewer, four inch shell, along the center line of
Croghan Street from the Lake Shore and NchiQsn
southern Railroad to the Sandusky River. fSgo
feet inside diameter from said Railroad 10 he saS
side Of Main Street. and three feet inside iarnsfe-
from the said east line Of Main Street 10 he river
a-ss FL. snazl, IT,, city CLERK.
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THE FREMONT AGENCY.

Mr.. j. W. Greene, formerly associated with
Mr.. Leppleman, is native of this comfy and
gentleman too well known to require intro
duction to the majority of our readers. For
merry representing this famous machine in
Toledo, he came to Fremont in the fall of '72,
but by mutual agreement, the partnership
hitherto existing between he and Mr.. Lepple-
man having been dissolved on the Ist of Nav
last, Mr.. Green has now moved the head
quarters Of this agency to the late store of Te-
ter s. Hern, corner of Front and Garrison SITS,
Here, with his accustomed enterprise and lib
eral disposition, he has indeed spared neither
pains or expense in fitting up a very pleasant
show room, in which quite number of ma
chimes are constantly kept in stock, together
with every attachment necessary for repairs,
oil and needles to match all kinds of ma
chimes At the present time Mr.. Greene's
business connections extend throughout the
counties of Sandusky, Hancock, Wood, Sene-
ca, Ottawa, Hardin, Crawford and Wyandot,
in which he has local agents appointed, while |
he, or a responsible agent from the chief Of
fee, frequently travels around this district in
view to experimenting their connection, and
in all cases exerting their Utmost endeavors to
secure satisfaction. From our personal knoyl-
'dge of MIR. g., We assure our lady readers
hey will find in him q gentleman of sound
principle and courteous address, liberal
md conscientious trader, and one ever dis
'osed to take into favorable consideration the
resources Of patrons by supplying
hem with one of the world-famed "Domes-
ic" pets on the most reasonable terms, which
TiIl not only keep itself, but repay its original
Ost in less than year, besides bringing COM
orts to their home hitherto unknown or un- ]
hought Of Ladies who have uot yet made
p their minds whether to buy, or which ma
nine to buy out of the many on offer, ara /
rongly advised to call on or communicate
18th Mr., Greene and acqusint themselves Il
ith the "Domestic"-i appearance, its great
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him officially, and called "The Great
Seal Of the State Of Ohio"
SEC. II. All grants and commits.
sions shall be issued in the name
and by the authority of the State Of
Ohio, sealed with the great seal
signed by the Governor and count
ersigned by the Secretary of State.
SEC. 13. No Member Of Congress
or other person holding Office under
the authority Of this State, or the
United States, shall exercise the Of
fie Of Governor, except as herein
provided.
SEC. IA. In all cases of death, i'm
peachment, resignation, removal, OF
disability of the Governor, the pow
er and duties of his Office for the
residue of the term, or until he shall
be acquitted or the disability remoY-
ed, shall devolve upon the Lieuten-
ant Governor. The General Assem-
bly, shall provide by law for the case
of impeachment, removal, death, res
ignstion or disability of both Gov
ernor and Lieutenant Governor, de.
claring what officer shall act as Gov.
ernor until the disability is removed
or Governor elected and qualified
SEC. Is. The Lieutenant Cover.
nor shall be President of the Senate
and may vote when the Senate is
equally divided, but not upon a ques-
ton relating to a bill in anv stage
thereof, nor upon a joint resolution
requiring a vote of a majority of the
members elected to the Senate, nor
In contested election of 8 member
of the Senate, nor in the election OF
a Senator in Congress. The Senate
shall choose a President pro tempoTe,
who shall serve during its pleasure.
He shall preside when the Lieuten-
ant Governor is absent or impeach-
ed, or acting as Governor
SEC. I6. Should the Office of Au-
ditor, Treasurer, Secretary, or Attor-
ney-General become vacant for any
such cause as isrspecified in the 14th
section of this article, the Governor
shall fill the vacancy until the dis
ability is removed, or a successor
elected and qualified. Such vacan-
cies shall be filed at the first cleo
tion for Governor held more than 30
days after they occur; and the per-
son chosen shall hold the Office for
the full term fixed in the I'd section
of this article.
Sec. II. The officers mentioned
in this article shall, at stated times,
receive for their service a compen-
sation to be fixed by law.
SEC. Is. The officers of the Exc
cutive Department, and of the pub
lie State institutions, shall, at least
five days preceding each regular
session Of the General Assembly,
severally report to the Governor,
who shall transmit such report, with
his message, to the General Assem-
blV.
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AwoRD TO OUR LADY READER.
A Few Facts, Opinions and 5ugges-
tions Concerning the Domestic"
Favorite.

Ladies are pro7erbiaI the world over for
having their pets, and how rarely is it we find
lady's pet, within the sacred precincts of
her domestic circles, without its possessing
some peculiar and striking advantage. 1t may
be pet animate or inanimate, it matters not
to the honor of woman's characteristic ap-
probation to economise, her smile of approval
invariably favors that which claims distinct
i've advantages beyond the mere fascinations
of simple ideal, be it ever SO attractive. Of
this fact it would be difficult to discover more
conclusive evidence than the universal prefer
ance accorded by ladies in every section to the
champion
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Mem advertisements

TOR SALE CHEAP-A secondhand Top
Buggy. Inquire of R. L. CHITTENDEN.
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1IENT.
When LEPPLEMAE supplies the ring
Comes no invading strife"

Besides these will also be found large col
lection of coral, Jet and ivory goods besides an
elegant line Of fancy articles too numerous to
mention, including walking sticks, canes, &c,
and about the best line of spectacles and eye
glasses ever submitted to patronage in this
district-Spencer's Diamond Lenzs-in gold,
silver or steel frames, and perfect adaptable
ity to the sight of customers may invariably
be relied upon. Next coming to
SILVER WARE. PLATED aooDs Avn
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| rom the same shaft, and consequently there
Is great saving Of wear and tear effected
with the additional advantage of silent ac-
ton. The perfection Of its construction is in
a word marVelous-the shuttle is carried as if
in hand-the bobbin is the largest we have
ever met with and will hold over 100 yards of
No. 100 cotton-the shuttle has a perfect ten
sion and its new and ingenious take-up is auto
matte in its action. Whether making long OF
short stitches the feed always starts from the
needle, and it will invariably prove to be tru-
ly difficult to get it out of adjustment 1t is
operated with the greatest ease by ladies eth
er in health or partial sickness, and those who
have tried it invariably admitted their sur
prise by the first remark "Why, how easy it
runsp Its simplicity of make is also very
prominent recommend to this machine, while
it is about one of the most durable in the
country. Only one size is manufactured and
that will do greater range of work than all
the other standard machines The reputation
Of the domestic is better known in the
West, where it has been fully tested, and has
acquired wide popularity. Its Iaurels won
at State and County Fairs are numerous, but
it does not base its claims to public favor upon
such testimonials; nor does it rely upon San
tiquity of invention" nor upon reputation
won when the art of sewing by machinery
was in its infancy; nor yet upon the greater
number sold upon such reputation-but it
takes the field upon its m erits alone 1t is no
''run up" machine produced simply for the
sole purpose of selling; and though it may
maintain its price, that fact alone speaks in
the highest terms of its unlimited merits to
hold its own against inferior kinds now being
pressed into the market. And now a brief
to
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Oneofthe oldestOnd mostsuccessfuIeolle0esi
the country Young Men and Ladies wishing 4
thorough business education willfnd superiorad-
Vantages at administration. The
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-24

Maderas de todas classes Y tejamanf-Arados de
varias ftbricas con mangos. timOnes rejas de re-
puesto, de todos miner os.-Quncalla de toda ciase
do cuero para ml.luinss de vapor desde pul ganas
q 7.--Estopa para maqnna de vapor cartlculo de
patente.-AlqultraD.- .-Estnpa para abnques.-Lingue
tes para bocas do bornaha.-Remachesd de cobre IA
correas de vapor.-Llavesd de valhnlas para vapor
dcsde pa gadas-. de alambre de va'os tta-
Baldes de hierro galvanixado para haclendas.-Efec
to- plateados dc hoja de laa-Ejes de hierr" para
ruedas ravos sueltos-Aceitc de poZuIa.-Barniz
emo para tapar nudos.-Llaves inglesas para todos
usos.-Pesa licores sirOp.-Term6metros Man
gneras de gonna dc l, ! v pulgada-Arneses para
mulss eaball s-Jaqumones de cne,o para dem.
-Recortes para earruages -Romanas dc plat afor.
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EN Ell ALMACEN
DR D. TOMAS TOLOyA HIJO, DR MAYAGUBZ,
Sc ENCUENTRAN DE VENTA LOS ARTICULOS SIGUIENTES

ma cahallete de Is gq.-Muelles de todas classes
Maquiuas de coser de varias ciases.-Polvos para
limpiar olata.-CnchillOs tenedores pIateados con
mango DE- marfil.-Cncharas pis teadas hnas.-I1ico.
reras. jaros &.-Palas de MADEIRA de herTss-Mo-
limos de acero para moier caf3-VenteadoFeaa De CO.
f6-Qa n1ues para kerosina Y gasolina--Faroles
para hacienda.-Reloies de varias classes con des-
pertador as de pestillos movibles Qne sir
para el lado deracho el izquierdo.-A 2uj8 pa
ra el ado dereche e izqni 7rdo.--Agujas para ma
Guinas pleas suelta--Hilos sedas pars iden.-
Pintnras de todas Eases aceites. Iona para veias
do otras clases.-Cornisas de metal para ador-
de saIas yiirics de todas sclasee--Lunas snetas
para esnejos. .-Cerda plnmas para calchones Y al
para quinques de- aceite kerosina-Cristalerfa de
toda clase.-Carruajes de dos ycuatro asentos para
niSos otros muchos artfculos impossible de emu
NEAR. Ess H-7i
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I'll aue snscribe, propietario dc este c6modo
estahlecimento, situado On 10 mas c6ntrico de
il calle del Comercio, cerca de los muelles, cor
hermosas vistas del puerto de la Ciudad, tie
ne Il honor de ofrecerlo ans numeTosos amigos
!. i n1hlieo on general, asegurando no teDlran
noda arle desear. pues al efocto cuenta con una
escogida servidnmhrc espaciosos cue rtos para
fa.nilias. cantina bien provista,s baflos frios 8
ealientes < Ia 6rden, barbero q & :; todo pre-
clos squitaIiYos ii Alcancs ae sodas las fortunes
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HOTEL INTERNATIONAL, CALLE PRINCIPAL,
FREN7E Al BBND Y CLUB INTERNATIONAL DE- SAN THOMAS
--lOoO)--., -,

Un empleado del Hotel va bordo siempre
que llegan vap0res para ponerse q la 0rden de
los Sres. pasager0s encarga de la conduc-
cion de sus equipaies en- un bote especial man
dado cOnstruir expresameDte para este servicio
con mocion mecAnica, que le impele mas veloci
dad lue una maquiLa de vapor. espacio suit
ciente para conducr yeinte cnatro personas
cion dc los Sres. pasagerOs para pasear pr La
bahia San Tomas 10 do EnsrD do 1874 EabjaN
g9rd3sa, IT..
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COMPANIA De VAPURLS
HAMBURG AGERkA NECHB PACkElFAARI ACEN ClSLLNHAtT
DE MBURGO.

E servico ouncena Inca Hambugo ngatera Fran
eia St. Thomas Puertoco ay prcpiar TODD
81 presente mes6 8 principles del enrante
I'll vauor habendo do enregdo
Dor tempo convndo Compan ha eueo deina
carga puerto St Thomas Hay
No pudendo admtir no limado pasageros
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co 90 por 81, tomando S5 en- adelante de 23.
ldem de Is clgarrllos grnesos papel blance %,
y tomando de So en- adelante 25. Cajetillas dc
IS cigarrillos gigantes 90 per un peso
RA Pc.
Tambien Sc encOntrara un surtido dc este pol
vO de la conocida fabrica La Iberia de Las cla-
ses siguientes:
Rape fdd,e Roda R"da pa,a una boatella.-..---$s. .S
Idem idem idem media botelle. ..$l IS
Idem Rosa una bOtel' l'a..--.-........S1 8. 80
Idem idem media bOtella. 0s
Idem Puro una botella. la..........Sf 26
NOTA:-Las personals qne deseen otras vite-
las de tabacOs no marcadas On La presents nota
preciOs cOnvencionaIes
Los pedidos SO drijran al establecimiento
Los CdmbiOs de los Sres. ]. NJ. Reyes Coup.
Calle de la Fo1 o1taleza esquina la de s. JustO
d. Est6ban Balaguer Fortaleza 46.
Puerto-Rco IL de Mario de 1874.
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ties 4 10 reales poT un peso.
sAaSAREI.L4ls.
Cagetllas de 90 cigarros corrientes papel,
orozuz 8 bl nco, g. caetillas por peso, y
tomando de pesos en- adelante, "a por un peso.
Idem de 25 cigarrOs corrientes papel bancO
% por un peso, tomando de 5 pesos en- adelante
2S Idem de 80 cigarrillos corrlentes pape hlan-
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La O S c. A M B | O S

Gran dpdsito de aco ciqarrios de Ia acreaada
La PERLA DE BORINQUEN DE ESTEBAN BALAGUER, i
Pemada Medaas de Meo EpociOn Unursad de
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CONPAlIA RIAL DR YAPORRy CORRROS NGLESRS

GOBIERNO
PUEREORAsH
rHO = PUERTOs
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-05-06

mssioners in this State are
hereby authorized and empowered
20 have special supc, vision of the
building of new bridges over the
rivers and creeks of this State also
of oxtra and expensive repairs of
old bridges. When such work is
to be accomplished, the Commits
sioners shall give fifteen days no.
| tico in the county paper and in
writing, duly posted in the neigh
borhood in which such is to be
pei "lfor.ned, giving notice that the
commissioners of the section in
which such work is to be performed
! will be at such Il place on such Il
day and hour, with suitable spcciii-
cations, to let out such work to the
lowest bidder, and to take from the
successful bidder sufficient bond
for the faithful performance of his
duty. When the work is done, it
shall be inspected by tho Commis;
sioncr letting it out, whose duty it
shall be to report the results of his
investigation TO the full board, who
shall accept or reject the same ac-
cordingly as they may determine
whether or not the constructor has
or has not complied with the terms
of his contract. if any bridge over
waters of this State which consti-
tute Il boundary line between coun-
ties shall be necessary to be erect
ell or repaired, it shall be the du-
ty OF the commission rs Of such
counties to cause the same to bo
erect od or repaired in the man
ncr aforesaid, each county bearing
IN equal share of the expense in
, Cured. And when any such bridge
already exists or shall hereafter be
built, it shall be the duty of said
Commissioners TO divide the same
by measurement from the centre.
and each board shall be responsible
Tor the good condition of the half
next adjoining the county in which
they exercise the functions Of Office.
And when it becomes necessary to
build II new bridge, or to entirely
replace an old one which has been
carried away or destroyed, it shall
be the duty of the boards of the two
counties to do tho same us aforc.
said
SEC. 13. That all Acts or parts
of Acts inconsistent with this Act
be, and the same are hereby, repeal
ed.
Approved March 10, A. d. 1874.