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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-03-14
A New Watch-maker,

O. Mr.. J. SCHERIF, of Saxony, Europe,
sNszA Watch-maker and JeweIer,
AT LEPPELMAN'S
UTOULD inform the citizens of sandusEy and the ad-
w joining counties that he has permanently
Located kimSelf IN Fremont.
Having had eHtysersR years experience the business
he atters himself that he give satisfaction TO all who
may favor the Old shop with their patronage. lie viii
pay particular attention to the
Repairing of Fine Watches,
such Chronometcrs, Duplex, Double Timers, Levers
Repcaer &c Also Common Watches Of all grades pur in
order and WARRANTED.
Having complete set of all the Tools Lathes, Engines
&c necessary for the manufacture of Watches he can
make and replace any part parts of Watch
However difficult of construction,
That has been lost broken that the most intricate
jobs can be done with despatch. He will also
Galvanize, Fire Gid, or Silver Plate,
Watch Cases. Chains and other articles in superiorman-
ner at reasonable prices and short notice So
and all and bring in your work. and don't forget that
that the place to hare Il WELL DONE, is at
LEPPELMAN'S OLD STAND.
Front Street, FREMONT.
L. LEPPELMAN.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-03-14

an irjudieious use Of rNreury,
iInprudence in life, or inpu-
lity ofthe Lloed.
This great Alternative medicine or purifier Of the blood s
by thousands Of grateful patients from an psrs
Of the United States who testify daily TO The remarkable
performed by the greatest Of all medicines CaTfes
Spanish 1ir re. Neurgis rheumatism, scrofula liver
disease erupons on the skin fevers ulcers old sores
paints, psiEs, and aching OF the bones Joints
speedily put fight by using this inestiable remedy.
For all diseases Of the blood nothing has yet found
to compare with IT, Il cesnses the system Of al impuri
ties acts gently and efficiently the liver and Kidneys
srengh the Digestion gives tone to the stomach
tuion eLfbled By disease broken down BY the exceses
Of youth, 10 its pristine vigorand strength.
For the DISEASES FEMALES is peculiarly applicable
aud wherever it has become known Is regularly prescribed
with the happies effects It invigorates The weak and de-
blitaed and mpsrts elasticity to the frame,
the skim and leaves the patient fresh healthy
single bottle Of this nestinable remedy is worth all the
so called sarsapsiiiss in existente.
The large numbers Of certificates which have received
from persons from all parts Of the United States is ehe
best evidence that there is humhug about it. The
press, hotel keeper, ngis-ss, physicians and public
men, well known to the community, all add their testiO
ny 10 the wonderful elects Of tLis GREAT BLOOD PU-
RlFIER.
tails Of thr astonishing performed by CARRIERS
SPANISH MIXTURE, IN MOST CASES WHERE EVERY
THING EsE had sIGsALLT F4ILED- The limits Of an Ad-
vertisement viii not admit their full insertion.
VIM. s. BEERS d CO., Proprietors,
No. 964 BTOGasay, ~ 7.
To whom all orders must be addressed.
Tor sale by Druggists ard Country merchants in al
parts of the United States and Canadas, and BY
S. BUCKLAND & Co., and
JoHx F. WOOSTER,
February %. 1856 4y1 Fremont, Ohio.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-03-14

Re n. B.-My Spring Stock will be on
a couple Of weeks. will then be able to supply Ped
dlars and Others with complete assortment of Notions
Cheap Jewelry, &c. at
Prices Loper than they be had any here this side of
TIE City Of Nep York
L. LEPPELMAN.
Fremont, O., February Is, 1856 3tf
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-03-14

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
petition VIII be presented to the Town Council of
Fremont, Ohio for the vacation Of the aev from the
southwest of James W. Wilson's lot Main street
through the Schoohouse lots the west side Of the v
e and also for the establishing OF alley to
at Croghan street between said Wilson's lot and the
scnoo-house lots running south to Garrison street be-
tween saidlots- February, IL, 1855.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-28
Winning a Bet.

Sir George Beaumont, when young man
was one day in the Mount coffee house in
Mount ST., Grosvenour Square-with Harvey
Aston. Various persons were seated at differ
ent tables. Among others present, there was
an Irishman who was very celebrated as q
due,list, having killed at least half a dozen an
tagonists. Aston, talking to some of his ac-
quaintances, swore that he would make the
dueIlst stand bare footed before him.
" You had better take care what you say p
they replied; she has his eye upon you"
No matter" .rejoined Aston; Il declare
again that he shall stand bare-!ooted before
you, if you will make up among you a purse
of fifty guneas."
They did so. Aston then said in loud
voice Il have been in Ireland, and am well ac-
quanted with the natives''
The Irishman was all ears. Aston went
on:
g The Irish, being born in bogs are every
one of them web-footed | know it for a fact. y
Sir" roared the duellist, starting up from
his table, "it is ialse!'
Aston persisted in his assertion.
Sir" cried the other, Il was born in Ire
land, and will prove to you that it is false
hood"
So saying, in great haste pulled off his shoes
and stockings, and displayed his bare feet
The joke ended in Aston's sharing the purse
between the Irishman and himself, giving the
former thirty guineas, and keeping twenty
Sir George assured me that this was a true
story Rogers Table Talk.
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Tit for Tat.

A courtier who boasted that he had 'put
down. Beaumarchais, originally watchmak-
er, but afterwards the music master and ia
vorite of the royal daughters of Louis Quinze,
stopped him one day in the midst of large
group of persons, when he was just coming
out of the royal apartments in court dress, ana
presented superb watch to him. :,
Sir said the courtier, since you know all all
about Matchmaking, would you be klnd enough
Sir" quietly replied Beaumarchais, since
have given up attending to Watches have
become very awkward" ,,.,
"Pray, sir, do not refuse TO oOlige me-"
GAS YOU will; butt warn you that Lam very
awkward"
On this he took the watch, held it up, under
pretext of examining it, and letit drop on the
floor; then, making allow bow to the other
"Sir,n said he, " Iwarned.you of my extreme
Iawkwardness, and passed on, leaving thu
other to pick up the fragments of his broker
! watch.
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TEN CENTS PER WEEK
NUMBER 223.
One Sufficient.

Rogers relates that he once dinea with Cur
ran in the public room of the chief inn at
Greenwich, when he talked great deal. and
Jas usual, with considerable exaggeration.-
Speaking of something which he would not
do On any inducemeat, he exclaimed vebe-
mently:
Il had rather be hanged upon twentyssgib-
bets"
'Don't you think, sir, that one would be
enough for you?' said girl, stranger, who
was sitting at a table next to them.
wish (says Rogers you could have seen
Curran's face. He was absolutely confounded
struck dumb.
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a Fox Trapped.

Rogers tells an amusing and instructive an
ecdote of Fox:
81 saw Lunardi make the first ascent in
a balloon which had been witnessed in Eng
land 1t was from the Artillery ground. Fox
was there with his brother, General F. The
crowd was immense. Fox happening to put
his hand down to bis watch, found another
hand upon it, which he Immediately seized.
"'My friend said Fox, you have chosen an
occupation which will be your ruin at last
%, Mr. Fox was the reply, forgive me,
and let me go! have been driven to this
course by necessity alone; my wife and child
rem are starving at home
Fox, always tender hearted slipped a
guinea into the hand. and then released 1t. Or
the conclusion of the show, Fox was proceed
ing to look what O'Clock it was.
''Heavens! cried he, my watch is gone?
Yes answered General F., Il know it is
| saw your friend take it,.
Saw him take it! and you made no at
tempt to stop him?'
REALLY, you and he appeard to be on sucl
good terms with each other, that did no
choose to interfere"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-28
A Happy Retort

When the English and French ambassadors
likened their kings to the sun and the moon.
DR.. Franklin compared Washington to Joshua,
who commanded the sun and moon to stand
still, and they obeyed him. Quite as good ..
thing has been said by the Circassian hero.
Schamyl. When the Russians called upon
him to lay down his arms, declaring, 's1he ar
mics which we send against you are as the
sands on the seashore, innumerable," he re-
piled, "0ur hosts are like the waves of the
sea, which wash away the sands and destroy
them"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-28
GBe 4ailg yonrnal
APRIL VOICES.
by WILLIE Z. PABoR.

1t voice of 4 fountain "a
Borne on the wings of the mountain aiE
And this was the sense of the liquid lay
Borne 10 my at the dawn of day:
"a little bird with bright red breast,
Is gathering things 10 build nest;
nd one--so gay ina coat of blue,
SITS singing his song, the young hours through
1t vas the voice of the violet
Hardly unfolding its blue leaves yet;
And this was the of the floral lay
Borne to my at the close of day:
Il heard when the cps of Spring came righ. I
heard her tell OF the bright blue sky
And came TO see if the earth looked fair,
And the song Of birds upon the air." -
1t was the voice ofa streamlet free
Chaun'ing its sotion right merrily.
A nd tais was the sense OF The ripihg hay
Borne to my tihc close of day:
MY fetters re loosed, lm free once more
To Kiss the sand the sloplng shore;
10 la ce along in my merry elee
And hail the | seek the sea-" -
Wherever went, go far or near
Musical voice ftbl on my ear;
Aud his was the sense of each roundelay
Borne 10 my ears through the hours OF dLs;
-'Ev'n as bride at the alter appears
ALrI is here with ker smiles and tears;
With her sweet, soft winds from fragrant boWsrs
With her budding trees and bloominE Fl wers."
l.NsD York LsdDer
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SI.O7I,39G ~

LIABILITIES.
Unsettled Claims for Losses and not s7dea2 II
-O:-
The Company presents i the very
condition. large increase in Cash Assets for
security of their pocizsal investments he
placed the minimum market value at the present time
depres ion in the standard of They ara either
vestments yielding moderate interest and income The
standard basis on which valued heing
Besides this Olidity the -mpany calls
attention derives its
system through having the
presenting united phaanx of EXPERIENCED NDERwRt
worked thirty the happiest
stockholders and claimants for losesand enables
1896 with prestige FIR future
has yet reached by really In
surarce Corporation.
ian30-tf ALLEN 9. HALLOCk. Agent.
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How TO ExPEL RATs.-The last number of,
the Farm journal gives scientific receipt for
Clearing house of rats. The plan is chem
ical one, and the editor describes it as having
been put in force by chemical friend of his
in Boston, to expeI an army of rats, after alt.
other means had failed. The following is the
Farm Journals account of the affair:
-" Raising small board in the garret floor,
our friend opened communication between
the floor and the ceiling beneath, which inte-
rlor communicated with the spaces between
the side walls and the laths and plaster over
the whole house. Into this opening he placed
a dish containing finely puIverized black ozyd
of manganese. and poured over it suitable
quantity of strong hydrochloric (muriatic9
acid. The floor board was then replaced
The effect of the chemical mixture of black
|oxyd of manganese and hydrochlorie acid is TO
disengage in the cold that most powerful, de-
odorlsing, fumigating gas, chlorine. In COM
mon with all gases, it gradually diffuses it.
self through the air, but having greater weight
than atmospheric air, it accumulates at the
lowest levels. The tendency of the gas lib
Grated, therefore, was to penetrate every va-
cant space between the walls and ceiling, and
at last found exit in the cellar es-r
1t may here be stated that the quantity Of
gas so liberated can exert no injurious effect
upon the house or its inmates; indeed the ro-
suit is rather beneficial than otherwise upon
the general health.
The chemical arrangement described, had
not been long in operation, when it became
evident that something unusual was occurring
in ratdom. All night long, it would seem,
says the narrator, as if Bedlam had broken
loose between the partitions of my house. To-
wards morning all had become quiet-the rats
had vamosed, big and little, and for period
of three months not one was heard or seen on
the premises. 20
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-28

0rA poet, in "doing the pathetic, i" began
a stanzas thus: Sorrow came and left its
traces s"-whereupon wag inquired if the
bard could inform him how Sorrow had dis
posed of the rest of it's harness.
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OF Prentice, is responsible for the follow
ing naughty slip ofthe tongue: 4" Our cotempo-
rary undertakes to discuss what he call a
'knotty question: Can he unto anything
knotty? Echo answers, not he.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-28

OF" " L am stranger in strange place, !"
said clergyman on entering printing ofii,e;
and you will be stranger to a better place, "
replied the typo, "if you do not practice closer
what you preach.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-28

IMPERTINENT.-LadyG Gin fashionable dress)
-" Little boy, can go through this gate to
the river?"
Boy" Perhaps. A load of hay went
through this morning.
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0TWhy might l say, and truly, that Bull
wer is plagiarist and robber? Because he
sent " My Novel" to the publishers, soldit
and pocketed the price thereof.
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Cttr" Small thanks to you sir, for what you
said in my case said defendant to one of
his witnesses. "Ah, sir, " replied the witness.
"i lust think of what didn't say"
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LOUISVILLE.

WESTERN FEED Il AGRICULTURAL WARE HOUSE
MILLER. SSaSesAgE & ca.
M TANDFACTUR IEEsSs and Dealers in all kinda
III aud Garden Implements. Moving Reaping md Thrcsh
ing achlnes Field and Garden Seeds Trees &C..
street opposite Bank OF Louisville. Loasviils, Ky.
Sen25-lYH
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A SHANGHAI CoAT.-Young Snobson----
4" Rose, is not this fashion becoming, rather? "
Rose" Yes, rather ridiculous"
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Tb reach home was theiFoply CHARGE,
Death to stop, safety to advance;
Fro fatigue and cold one expired,
Wn lie his companion, faif.t anu tired
To save his life, wit. out remorse
lie took his nife and killed the horse.
He ripped him open; in he erelt,
And lay as still as though he slept.
Next morning came, an brought to Wow
7 he severe trials ihey went Trough,
From one had fed The vital flame,
In the other faint life remained.
Time restored him in Z measure,
Manned and crippled without pleasure;
he spentthe remainder of his life,
y burden TO his child and wife.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-28

The COMING PoET' Has ARRIvED.-It has
been discovered that Alexander Smith is not
the poet the literary world has been so long
expecting; and now certain ''Domus Pretium,
the Rambler" Of Chicago. steps into the va
cant niche in the Temple uf MUSES., which it
seems was made for his especial benefit. His
tragic powers are very great. Hear him tell
the terrible fate which befcl two travellers on
the Grand Prairie:
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2 Az ia FOG sALE.

T a q
TYVHE undersigned having determined to move to Oafor-
mia off.rs Tor 4ale Farm which he resides.
situated on the leading from Evansville to t ernon
Psrry To wRship containing 2o acres oald IanG
iurroved and supplied with
the best water healthy of the county of
burah Persons wishing purchase pst the whole OF
said Farm the by application to the under
signed upon the premises. Title indispnaha ~-,o,,r
apl0-Iwd3mw IhoM[4o h-Nt1IlI.
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sOR NNsO!


GROCERIES AND Ll9Uok@ CohNEH
VINE SITS. EvANsvlilE IND
SSNHE this formed TOT
the parpsse doing wholesale Grocery aud Liquor
business OF Messrs
purch their stock and made additons to make
complete shall be able to offer as GOOD
FOR CASH. any house in EvaDsville or any ey IN the
West. n .; Il rE1-coNr II q ~ -
. NbN'I>
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EHOREIisN DRANDIES AND WINES
- Maderia Malaga; Port;
Cataw ba; Claret; Rhine Wine.
For sale by uh2S S. MYERS.

SPRING AND SUM HER GOODS.
HAVE lust with stock offspring and sum mer
goods selec.sd by myself with style
material invite the gsateman of the city and vicinity
to call and themselves Shop second ST. oppo-
sito Mr.. NIcC .rers Ohhrch. oAN. " hAb.
ar At31 hRs N " HOl-tsAl-h pN y k bTAlL.
constantly keepB hand large assort-
Il ment of fresh Water, Butter and Sugar Crackers and
also Soda Pilnt and Naval Bread which being
hy the owed Machnery the be sold al
as low price place in the West and are
n ljty by anv oher mandatory in the large
stock alwas shop. Water street between
il camore and Vine.
IncIg-d
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WM. Il. RTcGHs T. W


ATTORNEY AT LAW A%D NOTARY PUBLIC.
oaice in the Crescent City Bank BuildinE
attend faithfully all business entrusted 70 NJ
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MECHANICS, WORKS,
EOINDRY IND VA CHLNE- SHOI
EVANSVILLE, IND,
N

wIt.EIAM BOYLE u CO,
purchased Mr., Schriber's we'll Known
Foundry, would respectfully ask Of the
ropage him. and invite the attention. OF all wo
yant Foundry any kind done te faclitis Ne
IRE experienced in the business snd Will warrant All work
s do and ices rrasousble We prepared to manutao-
.ure Steam Engines. Fire EnEines Hy6rsue Presses To-
Screys aud Presses Mill and Grst Mill Machinery
Budius BastinEs Horsepower Tnrashers, Corn Shelers
Lard Kettles. Lard Presses RailFoad WGTk Steamboat lie
Ctngs Of every pten made to order at shortnoce
steam Boilers Tanks aud all the fixtures belonging
her to-
| Brass castings of all kinds made to order
Ali orders nav be addr sssd to WM. BOYLE Co.
aba3 6w Evansville. Ind.
a RI7SS keg with leaher "a doz OK Aarroa
IL Is square German Cologne "a dog hears OF tor
sale by apH l. q y. ~ IcIo1 a y
SSUNDEiEs. -. 49,.
100 styles Dress TIimmlngsi
| $50 doz Cambric Cravats assorted qualitieSi
25 pieces super twill'd French Black Cloth;
2ncartoons Silk Velvet Ribbon, different Widths
$50 Parasols assorted styles pcs Satin de Chime
t00 doz Horn do I5o gro Metal Vest BRttonsi
100 metal Coat But,ons $50 horn P2nd co. rec
! this day and for sale by AS. 10" q ~,
| mh29- 9-dSw 4io VAN stEeet,
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IREHI. HlNGER

LOCK- AND GUN $ mi H.
{oBBITi such as repairing Umbrellas, ParAsols, mend
" ing ~9- JAMES SPALDING.
ooto-sn Corner Fourth and Main streets.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CONDITION OF
KTNA INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF HARTFORD, CONN

AAAS Il ~ GSDs W " ~
IANIr Nv 1o=c

As presented its Stockholders, and made in mpli
ance with State laws of New York Ohio Indiana. Illinois
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PRINTER,S JOB PAPERS.


r0S ~ and 70 Wa LII S1., GimciEnatis q. ,.
TTAvfs on hand a beautiful stoek of PRINTERS Pa
II PERS Cards. Card Sheess. Black aud ocIorsd Inks
TStonIes Varn;she4. &c, which they offer at
MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
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= N0ePER'S TOOLS.-A full assortment of Knives
FLAMES and Truss Hoops just reed by steamer > r
aT-gasd - for sale by WALDKTRCH.
,ab9t Main street bet. Ist and I'd,
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SHERWOOD HcUjE.

TIME subscriber taken the above house ana mas
entirely reftted and refurnishedi and ls prepared
70 ntertan the patrons of the house u satisfactory
manner He has also rented the brick Stable owned py
Mr Peter Burke and has goodstock ofhorsesandcar-
Tho stableis large clean and wellocated, and good
hostIersare in observation-disclosures
and in all respects the public Ha lhnd the Sher-
wood House good Hotel. Ijy8-fl j. A. 8YERS:
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SUNDRIES.-
- 200 gro Cotton Floss; I5N gro iineA rloss'
20 doz Hair Braids; 80 dog DresS but'ons'
rs pcs fancy Silk. andsome sty less
20 pes black Bombazine; SO fancy all wool bareges;
Reed this day and for sale by JAMES Low Oo;r,
AIS Main street.. boulsVlHe NJ
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Il y akOEs
TO BRIDGE BUILDERS AND STONE MASONS.

TO BRIDGE bU ltDEKS IN u , O1NE MASoNS.
TTNHE of the county
viii CLOCK A. NJ, Thursday the dsy May
mex consider seIed proposals building
BkIDGE STONE AIUFMENTS, Pigeon Creek
Codys Mill Plans and pecifeatons of the proposed work.
examined tho oee of the undersigned by
desirOus of bidding fer said job.
mhZ9-5s WILLIAM II. WALKER. A. V. G.
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uaRINTS-25c eases 'tyles fancy Print;
5 do black and white do;
do solid black do;
Pad ,hi, dar and for sale bv JAMES LOW & co.
mb1S-dGw 4IS Main street. Louisville, KY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-28

MaT1NE HOOK large and com pete assortment o
% Blank LedIsss Journals. Day and Cash Books of ever
'-rissy 11Ssy 0l ''si9 "A0 r CoNYNGTON & co.
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An0 BOXES German soap boxes Palm soap; rs bo xes
ShTb Cream eheese gross Rssd scrubbing brushes
10 round spices; doz of assd Carry Combs fox
s,Is ~ erb39 l. d d. uEIMANS.
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"A XRs.-COllins Lippeneotts and Manns casks trace
- 1hS ~ Hs ~ ~ WALDKIRCH.
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ADIES-Our heeIed Caters, Opera and TeetslipPers
have lust arrived nicer than can hno else
where. They arc cheap too. -.,an,ovs q ucREa
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/ Ieeg GEO. Eos TER l. co
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gYs PROVED EsOfEEAlSLE MILL.
HNOR grinding and all other substances
q requiring grind ng. ~. u,
Genuine Brand Bolng Cloths and Betting OF
all widths.
Our a.eut Monroe is authorized to sell the a5ovt
articles at our Cincinnati prices, including freight
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