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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-04-28
Romance In Real Life.

Mr.. c. assuming the name Of Jones,
b)me years since, purchased small piece Of
land, and built on Il a neat house on the edge
ofa common in Wiltshire. Here he long
resided unknowing, and almost unknown, by
the neighborhood. Various conjectures
we're formed respecting this solitary and
Singular stranger; at length q clergyman took
some notice Of him, and occasionally inviting
him 10 bis house. he found him possessed Of
intelligence and manners which evidently in
dica,ed his origin to have been in the higher
stations Of life. Returning one day from Wis
tat this clergyman's he passed the house
of farmer at the door of which was the
daughter employed at the washing tub. He
looked at the girl moment, and thus accosl
ed her: any girl would you like to get mar.
ried because II you would, will marry you
Lord, sir these are strange questions from a
man l never saw in my life before"
"Very likely" replied Mr.. Jones, "but how.
ever, am serious and will leave you till ten
o'clock tomorrow to consider oft; will then
call on you again, and if your father concents
we will be married on the following day."
He kept his appointment and meeting
with the father, he thus addressed him "Sir
have seen your daughter, should like hei
for a wife, and l am come to ask your con
cent" "This proposal" answered the od
man, "is very extraordinary from stranger
Pray, sir, who are you ?" "Sir," replied Mr.
J. you have righ: to ask this question; my
name is Jones; the new house on The edge oi
the common is mine, and lift be necessary,
can purchase your house and farm and hall
the neighborhood"
Another hours conversation brought all
parties to one mind, and the friendly clergy.
man aforementioned, united the happy pair
Three or four years they lived in this retire
ment, and were blessed with two children
Mr.. J. employed the creator part of bis time in
improving his wifes mind but never disclosed
his cwn origin. AT length upon taking a
Journey Of pleasure with her, while remark
ing the beauties of the couutry, he noticed
and named the different gentlemen's seats as
they passed, coming TO a magnificent one,
This, my DEAR" said he ais BIS house,
The seat Of the earl of E. and if you please
we will go in and ask leaf to look at it, it is
an elegant house and probably will amuse
you"
The nobleman who possessed this mansion
had lately died. He once had nephew W he
in the gaieties of his youth, had incurred some
debts, on account of which he had retired
from fashionable life on about f2o0 per an
mum, and had not been heard of for some
years. This nephew was the indenticle Mr.
Jones the hero of orr story who now took pos
session Of the house title and estate, and i,
the present earl Of E--!ll-E'aglisk Pa
TeF.
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Treed BY a Locomotive.

Some years ago, Prof Larrabee visited
Portland. Maine. He had been strolling in
the neighborhood, and vas ont until nightfall,
which found him mile or two from bis quar-
ters. He started homeward, and soon came 10
an inlet for the tide water, spanned by a
railroad bridge, nearly half mile in length.
One OF the three alternatives must be chosen
TO walk about an extra mile to head tide
water--and to this his tired legs shock a
remonstrance--or stay there and wait until
the evening train from Boston came in and
then eross--and 10 this his empty stomach de-
INJURED with earnest sup[ per lication; or 10
cross now on the bridge and risk it. His
reason protested thai was dangerous, but the
legs and stomach had majority of two thirds,
aad dcarried the question.
Over he started-he got about one third
of the way across, and he heard the scream
Of the steam whistle, and looking back. saw
the "lightning train" coming on, forty miles
an hour To get back was impossible, to out
run it, was equally impossibe-to stand by
the side of the track on that narrow bridge,
with considerable specimen of the "deep
blue sea" beneath, was not expedient. What
should he do? One thinks very fast under
such circumstances On came the train
louder shrieked the whistle; the bridge was
gained and the Professor was on IT, AT tits
moment his eye caugh: sight Of the telegraph
post standing beside the bridge, He ran to
it--caught hold of it and cooned up in very
undigni6ed haste while the screaming,
snoring, galloping train dashed by As soon
as the nervous excitement calmed down be
descended and walked slowly "upperwarr."
He thinks, however, that "climing the pole"
is a serious matter, owns up to having been
treed by a locomotive and escaping by tele-
graph.--BrookvWe american.
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of the beneficial results of its use; together with
letters from highly experienced Physicians, who
have used il in their practice, and speak from
their own observations.
P. b. Peckham, NJ. D., Utica, n. Y.
l.. d. Fleming, NJ. D., Canadagua, N. Y.
M. II. Hills, NJ D., Rochester, N. Y.
d. Y. Footc, NJ. D., Syracuse, N. Y.
Prof. Dunbar, Nj D., Baltimore, Md.
w. w. Reese, NJ. D., N. York City,
w. Prescott, NJ. d., Concord, N. II.
). r. Newland, NJ. D., Utica, N. Y.
S. BUCKLAND & CO., Agents,
Druggists, Fremont, Ohio.
Sold by all the leading Druggists In the adion-
ing untes. Letters addressed to care Of Mr..
Curtis Hatch, Agent at Ravenna.
To DR. Mdrchia IL have ten,years been troub.
led with Female neutrality-suspicious., Uteri
and all the attending difIicultes-a times render
ing my life most miserable 1 have had The at
tendance fsome OF the best physicians. with but
little success. The most that they could do was
to relieve--a cure was out OF the question. Fo.
five months before commencing with your medi.
cine | had not been able TO perform any labor.
could walk but few steps at a time anG scarcely
went out Of doors-in short, ! completed,
prostrated both in body and mind. | expected to
drag out the rest of my days in suffering and mis-
cry: but reading your advertisement, was induced
TO try your Invaluable medicine, called Uterine
Catholicon," the last resort. had not used
it " elk before felt like another woman. By
the use of three bottles, was enabled to perform
all the labor, for six in the family, with ease, and
could wall! any where in the noeighborhood, with
outiniury. Nothing but iense Of duty toyou
and The suffering community, has induced me 70
state my case to the public; aud | can safely rec
ommend the preparation to all those suffering like
myself. Signed Mrs. SARAH A. BISHOP.
FREEDOM, Portage Co, O., Dec. 9th, 1852.
J. b, Marchsi e Co., Propretors, Central De
pot goth Broadway Yew York.
April 80, SO .-ly
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Hard w are C olum m n
FELLOW CITIZENS !
Owingio the uncxampled Rush Of
~ E w q d o I'D s
AT the
HARDWARE STORE!

W hnd II necessary TO occupy an entire col.
w umn 10 enumer1te the principal articles in
our largely increased stock. We do this for the
benefit OF our large circle of friends and Custom.
ers, that they may be aware of the very extensive
assortment TO be found on our shelves in our ware
rooms and cellars IL is unnecessary for us to SAY
that tbs inhabitants of this county. have realized
the beRe6ts derived from having this Mammoth
Hdrdwdre EsiaJhshment in their midst, as is evil
dent from the constant rush TO our counters and
the card loads Of goods daily leaving our Store
for every point Of the compass, aud from the oft
repeated enquiry OF strangers in our town of,
Where is that Hard Hare Store people talk so n,tcl
about?
Allow us 10 return our sincere thanks TO ON
many friends who have extended the favor Of their
patronage, and aided us in getting fairly estab.
lished; and TO show you that your patronage is
not unmerted, just walk in aud look at our
Immense Stock of HOrd- Ware Iron, Stores
Tia- Ware, DC, dc.
To those Of our frieAds who have been commit
ting nlatriniony, and find il necessary TO comm
house e-keepng, we would invite TO call and exam.
inc our large and useful stock of house keepino
articles, Tn begin with, you want a first rate
Cook Stove and Trimmings, sctt Of knives ant
forks, spoons, fiat irons, shovel and longs coffee
mill, wash tabs, wooden bowls, sieves, butter la.
dies and stamps, family grind -stones, mops pals
sugar and coffee boxes, looking glasses, candle.
sticks, snufiers and trays, scrub brushes, white
wash brushes, combs, fire irons. brooms, churns
brass kettles, flesk forks iron skimmers, stecyard,
clocks, butcher knives, steels, bread knives, min
cling knives, britannia tea and coffee pots sets o
castors, ladies', tin OF all descriptions, pepper
boxes, match sales, spitoons, draw scales, paste
lggcrs, willow cradles, &c, &c.
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Chain Pumps

A large arrival Of chain, pump reels, pine &
n link tubeing, " rollers for chain pumps,
The new znk tubeng, seems to be all that il
wanting TO render this very popular pump, per-
feet in every particular. Wsrnied not to freezt
in the coldest weathsr-we ak our friends anc
every body who arein want of pump TO exam
inc this article at the Hardware Store of the Boys
CANFIELD & MITCHELL.
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Tug LARGEST Flow ER-It is said that the
largest. and perhaps the most remarkable
production Of the floral kingdom, is the flower
called Rawesia ArnOlci-discovere in Sum.
artra By Sir Stamford Raffies and his friend
Dr. Arnold. This plant possesses neither
stem nor leaves, but is a mere flower, which
grows parasticialiy from the stem Of species
Of vine. Its roots. which penetrate the vine,
are very minute The lirst appearance ofthis
flowers is that OF small knob, gradually
increaseing until it Rttains the size Of a
large cabbage. and at length bursts forth in
10 agiganiic flower Il is said the diameter
Of the flower is three and half feet, il
weighs IS pounds. and the hollow 10 the
centre Of The capacity If l5 pinis. The pet
ale are an inch and half thick near the base
The color is brick red inelning 10 orange,
marked occasionally with blolcbes of white
and deeper rcd. The plant is dioeclous--
the clemens forming bearded circle around
a large Aeshy excresenee in the centre, which
Is beset with thorny projections. shaped like
cows' horns. The flower is endowed with a
powerful. although disagreeable odor. Its
period Of exislance is brief
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-04-28
FIRST ARRIVAL OF THE SEASON.
HEAD QUARTERS


TNHE MAMMOTH STOCK is daily arriv.
= ing, aHd the old Regalat or is moving off Will,
flying colorsi the extra two rods which we have
just added TO our Store Room, is creating immense
excitement among the entire community, aad the
rush s beyond precedent. Every bodr goes TO
Head Quarters, aud should the whole country con-
tinue TO do all their business with the Thirteen
Rod Establishment, rs they have done for the
past four weeks, we shall be obliged TO bridge the
Su o. X Ell USE
md the River, open our doors on the east bank,
establish Telegraph Office in the rear. and sell
Goods by lightning
Tha, beautiful clean Sugar, twenty pounds for
)ne dollar; Coffee at ten cents aud N ails five
dollars per barrel, is what
Troubles this Old Line o. nights
It IS however, generally understood that the lasl
meeting Of this Old Combination broke up in q
row, there being a diierebce Of opinion as 10 who
should be the fighting cock the coming year;
those mmese bumps, with the Smoke House at.
tached, claimed the stand, while another party
laid in their claim, on The ground Of having added
a new Ice Cream Saloon up stairs; as they coulC
not agree, this old Thirteen Rod Estabsomen
agrees to settle the hash by giving the whole com
bnaton
HAIL COLUM BIA!
from mast head down. Look out for a ripper thii
FALL We shall however, hope TO sort up on
neghbors, in the way Of small articles, as usual
and pay them Cash for all kinds of Produce
The same as Farmers.
o. L. MINIS & co.
Fremont, Sept. Sd. 49,
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FTRsr SrEp TO Rum" My frst step tc
ruin, " exclaimed wretched youth, as he lay
tossing from side to side on the straw bed il
one corner of bis prison house, :" My irst steT
to ruin was going fishing on the Sabbath
l knew it was wrong; my mother taught me
better; my mas er taught M better; my
minister taught me better; my Bible taught
me better. | didn't believe them, bat !
didn't think it would come to this. | am un-
done ! am lost I! ("
Perhaps, he said. II is too pleasant to be
coopcd up in church What harm is there
in taking stroll into the woods? What harm
in carrying my fishing g-tackle aud sitting on
the banks to ish?"
What harm? What the harm is, is this,
God is disobeyed, who says. Remember the
Sabbath day 10 keep i holy" The moment
youth determines 40 have his owa way
choosing his own pleasure before Gods will
that momeat be let's go his rudder, bis com
pass his charl, nothing but Gods word car
guide you safely over the ocean Of life Civ,
that up. and you get bewiidered you are
drifting you will be lost Guilds Piper.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-04-28
Advertisement,
Good Medicines.
STABLER'S
DIARRNEA CORDIAL.

Is pleasant Mixture, compounded in agreement
with the rules of Pharmacy, of Therapeutic agents.
long known and celebrated for their peculiar ef-
icacy in curing DlARRHOEA, and similar ar.
fections Of the system. III its action, il Ai.LAss
NAUSEA and produces healthy condition Of tbs
LIVER, thus removing the cause at the same
time that il cures The disease.
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TO B UIL D E RS.

All we have TO say is, that we are hard 10 beat.
on house trimmings. We have very large stock
of locks and latches, butts, screws, cupboard locks
and catches, window fastenings aud blind fasen-
ings some entirely new styles SASH glass. putty,
paints, oil varnish, nails, brads, cupboard turns,
catches, &c.
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DP. MARCH1SI'S CE CELEBRATED
DCATHoLlCdN-FOT tEie Relief and
Cure of suffering IcmnleS-

] stands pre-eth
inent for its ouratv
powers in all The dis
eases for which ii is
recommended, usual :
" called Ftmaic Com :
plants; far surpass-
ing any other mode
, treatment in being
certain, less expense
i've, aud leaving the
system in a better
condition. Letallin-
terested call aud OBJ .
tain a pamphlet, free,
containing a m p ! I
proof from the NOSE
respectable sources,
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TO TnEPURLIC GENERALLY

You will find among the useful as well as orna
mental the following articles: Mill and cross
saws, circular saws, picks, mattOcks, mason's
TOOLS log chain, coil chain, trace chains hay
knives, straw knives, shovels, hoes, manure forks
steel scoops, lanterns, pancake turner's, skates
cloth hooks, curtain pins and bands tapers, paten
door springs, states, faucets shears, scissors pock
ct knives, razors, strops, soap, castors, pistols
guns, rifles, umbrella stands, shovel and tong
stands, and every article usually sold in Hardwar,
Establishments.
AT He B0gs' Store
CANFlELD 81 MITCHELL.
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DUGS, Medicines, Paints,
Oils, Glass, Dye
woods, Dye
stuffs, &C.
S. BUCKLAND g. CO,


HAVE just received large lot Of Drugs and
lIMedcines, fresh from the Importers, which
they are Offering at the very Lowest Cash price
Our stock is now complete, and we will convince
any and ALL who may favor us with Il call, that
wecau aud do sell Drugs and all other Articles in
our line, cheap they can be bought this
and just what they are Recommended or the mon
y elunded
Par ticular atte nlion paid to paid to Physicians
orders, and good articles always given With the
privilege OF returning all articles not good.
PAINTS AND OILS
Warranted pure, and cheap the cheapest.
1000 Kegs Leud ground aud dry,
30 Bbis Lnsepd Oil,
100 lbs Paris Green,
1000 Whiting,
100 ' Chrome Green,
100 g Chrome Yellow,
500 I" French Yellow,
800 d" Veniiian Red,
500 " Red Lead,
50 " Amber Burnt and Raw,
25 =" Vermillion,
i3 Bbls. Turpeniine,
10 90 Sperm Oil,
l3 " Fish Oil,
l3 Varnish for furniture and COACH
And a very choice LOT of Pure Wines and Ii.
quors, for Medicinal aud Pharmaceutical pHrpos
es only.
Give us call, before purchasing elsewhere
| and be convinced that Buckland's is the place tt
get the worth of your money. Don't forget The
place No. 3, Buckland's Block at the sign OF In,
Book and Mortar.
| Fremont, Oct |, '53 If.
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Agents.

T. A. WARD. Fcmoat--F. f. Newman No,
ralf-ii Miller, Miea. a.psb--Lapham e. Steb-
bins -Qpqg-A. d. Wright, PepysJure j. s.
Gregory. .Nmamec Cih-G. r. Morton, Saadls-
ky-R. Chadwick, 1oledo-Ebber g. Scott, T.0ln.
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1852!
SANDUSKY BOOK BINDERYl

DA N ~ DA 0OUR DANDEh1I
II NHE Subscribers would respectfully announce
i TO the citizens Of Sandusky City and vicinity
that they have pure lased the Book Bndery, form
ery carried on by G. L. Derby 81 Co , and they
prepared TO execute any orders in that line
Of business. They profess to be practical work.
men in every branch pertaing to Book Binding. =
Work entrusted to their care warranted to be well
and neatly done. Particular attention paid 10 Bind
ing Periodicals, Music, Newspapers, Magazines,
in a superb manner, either plain extra gilt. Old
Books of every description rebound. Having on
hand superior stock Of paper of every size and
quality they are prepared to manufacture Blank
Books Of every description ruled 10 any pattern
desired
Paper ruled at prices 10 suit the times. Book
Bndery at TIE old stand over the Bookstore of c
l.. Derby t Co., Caswell's Block
June, %, l95!-iy MILLER e. KIES.
n 3. Those having work of the above descrip
ton TO be done, can leave ii at the Book and Drug
Store Of S. BuckIand s. Co., who are our author
zed agents.
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CIR OcGrieS?

Coffee, Sugars, Teas, Spice, Pepper, Moasses
Tobacoos, aud nearly every article in that line Of
the best qualities.
As for prices, 'there's no use talking" Since
we have taken down Head Quarters so badly no
one, who is acquainted with the facts, will for a
moment dispute that sell so exceedingly low
that all are not only satisfied, perfectly bnt aston
ished. So will not Bl,'p, though might with
great Proprety DO so, for have something 10 blow
about.
Come along, then, all who wish to prosper in
this world, aud get yonr mouey back.
Uj'We have employed S BELAU, who will be
always on hand 10 cut and I'll all sorts of garments
in the latest styles
u Don't forgetthe place, is one door South o.
Garfield & Aliiohells, nor don't he Arid of wear
ing outlealher by walking up street TO where YOU
find HEAD QUARTERS. 1t will pay and no
mistake.
A. GUSDORF'S.
Fremont November 10, 1853.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
BE NOT DEFR.4UDEDt
Buy no book unless DIR. A. M. Mauriceau, I29
Liberty Street, NJ Y, is on the title page and the
entry in the Clerks Office the back of the title
page; and buy only of respectable and honorable
dealers, or send by mail, and address to Dr. A. NJ
Mauriceau, as there are spurious and sureptitious
infringements of copyright
ss- Upon receipt of One Dollar THE MAR
RIED WOMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL COM.
PANIONn n sent (0,aiied Tr,,, 10 anv mari Of he
United States, the Canadss and British Provinces
kssT' %psI be P99i1Pas and Sot addTesssS e
oiiy Publishing ohaoe, No. l2o Liberty Street,
New-York.
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MoNRoEsTonie. certain cure for Fever
WI aud Ague lorsae onlyat
S. BUcKLAsp & Co.'S.
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STOVES AND TIN WARE.

Tin, Sheet.Iron and Copper manufactured TO
order. Tin Gutter and Fave Trough constantly
on hand. We warrant all our work TO be made
in the best manner. A large assortment OF Tin
and Copper Ware on hand-Sheet-I Regula
tors, Stove Pipe, &C., &c.
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Strange that countless human beings exist ano
drag through life do the beasts Of the field, or
the insects of the earth, evincng no more though
or reflection than though the noble faculties of mind
were not vouchsafed to them.
Many such husbands and fathers, upon whom
are dependent the health the wel-being, and the
happiness of e3ufding and aiTectonate wife, with
perhaps 4 family Of children.
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q Rne Noia fte4lod rlrhlelmhlal Fti.Ill ,ld
. 10 hsis D. jaiRs @9HA tNRAAa
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sfIs # q. DiooO - iiNsN. ~ d. rtt- 3 8rs y
rINIE Cariheis ~ lie eIOE iG EXISTING mder the Arm OF
GJmV,, Via ke " CV has ths dsS been LY
,Iutual ,Uls:nt H. :. GuRDUN,
CLARKE & CHAWs
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~ IuloINIhAci Lay Nuuh"lS' S''S.h 10 D
fVyuL urIetsee is preratcd 10 ni1nnaciu to order,
Plin Glass X, ringes, Vias, ard s Ollie Snhl tnNl
tIaSs Instruments, such used by slcansi aud m
iie emiraI Ia bm aory lleinvtCs The u'des Of uUse
isug nr dealing IN sh tiucs, as lie thinks lie can lur
i as good en- article on as favOmbc ernshs cat be ob
.i,IucJ sIsrtyIteIe MM MURGANt.|
corLcT sixth aud Iauc sheets
"a ..,,-,...,s .H 'Hrl' ''..t 'E gnet tNbral'H
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.rs The Lute of Zion. .la
COLLIE TIoN OF Saoled Music, Designed fnr the
N u,c vi tic Methodist BpiscOprl llWrw fOt sn-lgF
u Cho4 eOecion u new llho-, with most OIL tho ola
uues ~ nniuueJ tO-ether vita aeOncis' euiehiety
IlRed ana adapted ~ tue aoties " oeln
,eIs ec elc tI ii Woodbury., aUihOi OF Vie llulol-
NeTietc assisted By RevH Madison, pastor OF SAM
jtilIrt Aieth0tist E. huiCh, New YORK
ALSO, d suIpiyUi MehW hymn books, CanfSa Law
ms q h istiau Minstrel, Haydems Sac ed MeOdeOn elc
,yceiyed AID fot sale at tue lowest prices bl
go 7tTI l.t JOHN a.. TlOMPSONi q
100 No 81 Monroe ST.
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THE BEST A ID CHEAPEST STOCK
nF Spring Goods Tho CITY OF heeling may he ouud
" at u. a. HCftly ., No. 100 mutu ~
liad most al Tie MY Good Stores H. tht city, h
mas &c roled, aud oreug choice and e,c ant aN
sOitnpnto uUUds suitable Ion tic Sprilg ehhWong eve
ytile aid qua ty VI siape, aucy aud subsiaHual l9b
rirs siuaberr ladies' gei lenel'S OF hans wcIT alt
al which OheIs at reduced iuices. betormlucd too
Ter as goul sio as any house she city, AID TO sea
htiir Ce9pr tan chespat ter tully invites Ibis
hlelds ani The pubic geneay to cll and examine he
10 iwiChasi gClscNhe =" No trouble tU show goods
aHlless to sell lhon Cal 1nl sec at
/. q, lHRTbY'S Mainst
eb2Sdtf 60 rGt Ma krt Al ey.
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Insiantane.us Liquid Hdh' Due. "a
rTlO those wishing hii dye lat may be depended u-
an Ne esr cheeT hliy ecOmn I'D tile above The best
OF y. Teelence can bs gvenas TO US superiority pyeI
aver ythng Of tho Kind row IN use Por safe, Wholesale
ana yeiniIs bv ,',1 10TH. LOGAN & Co.,
msrSf ~ - ~ a,, s. le 4EGpiA qihis eltvg
Go-tyarJnerS NIP.
THE undo Ligtcd have this day ormed q eopartneI-
shin und tic rime aud style O O. Baker + Coz and
sileOniinuo to QSeney opU i0Ie hiHis
nessatihs old sl6hd, 10 % Water ssye!st -. III
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