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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-06
GREAT RE MEDY!
so LONG SOUGHT,
FOUND A Il LAST!

HlS remedy, claimed by the medical profession and
the multiplied thousands that have used It and tested
its noRdefui cratue properties to be the greatest dis
covery in medical science and natures ow remedy is the
result OF years OF toll and study, by Ohios avore
physicians In order to produce something that would
te wishes OF suffering humanity, and thousands from the
prineey palace and humble cottage testify to the inn
mediate relief found by its For the want spnce We
only offer few Of the many evidences it its favor
Moline, H, Feb 49, 1851
MESSRS. s. X. MANN K CO-Gents, We find your
Ague Basam superior any remedy in our market for
the permanent of all maarious diseases We cheer
wherever sold and used.
Very truly yours, RICHARDS & THOMAS.
To the sufferers Of chills fever and ng,e chec fully
submit the ollowiug Having observed closely the effects
OF DIR. Mann's Ague }assm in this vicinity for the past
three years am well pleased with its remedial virtues
an nntidote TO malaria have frequently used it in my
practice and with entire satisfaction From my intimate
knowledge Of this compound recommend IT prompt,
safe and efficient. N. E. HACKFDOM NJ ID.
Gallon, Ohio, April LIST. 1s4s.
Biafton, Ind, Moy IL 1858.
Ague Basa for the past three years Of persons
in tsycinity and closely observing effects we do not
hesitate in saving believe 1t the best remedy ever sold
m lndiana and VIII Gfectuay cure chill fever andague
PGiGLLIMAN &KEARNs, Druggists
Logansporf, Ind, Sept. 13, 1855.
DIR. MANN:-Ploase send me one-half gross more of
your Ague Basam Immediately. II is in great demand
and may be truly styled the King ofFever aud Aguc.
J. LUlLE, Physician and Druggist.
,. 81. Lopi, MARCH, l. 1858.
MEssRs. s. K. MANN & CO.-Gents: We have sold
large amount your Ague Basam the past three years.
and find that where introduced and sodit has equal in
the history ofaguc remedies and from all parts Of the west
patentandis looked upon in this country as the best
medicine for chils fever and ague in market
o. J.woOD& co.
S. K. MANN 5 CO., Proprietors, Gallon,
Ohio. Sold by all good Druggists
| July so, 1858. 14m6
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-06
Premon, ana Iuo,ano po,,ro.6.

At the annual meeting of tho stockhold.
ers Of tho Fremont and Indiana Railroad
Company, which was held on the Sd inst,
at the Office Of the Company in this place
the vote was very nearly unanimous for con-
solidation with the Sandusky, Indiana and
Louisville Railroad Company. The old
Board Of Directors were reelected, with the
exception Of tho one at Limo,) viz: La @.
Rawson, James Moore, Fremont; Chas. w.
Foster, Fostoria; D. ]. Corey, Square Car.
lin, Findlay; Samuel A. Baxter, Lima, and
John F. Bosche, st. Mary's.
At a subsequent meeting Of the Directors
Doct. La. Q. Rawson was chosen President
B. Amsdcn, Secretary and r. w. B. Nc.
Lcllan, Treasurer. 4N1a'
Tho stockholders and directors manifest
ed much good feeling in regard to the fu.
turc prospects Of tho road, and entertained
high hopes Of It's early completion.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-06

1t appears that the platform of harmon
ious Democracy of Ohio, was battled over
in committee for the space of fve hours
and was finally agreed on by vote Of eley,
en- to ton. The friends of Douglas were
ovorborns, the Little Giant was crushed
out and tho Green-Euglish dodge was pre-
scribed, by the infallible Sanhedrim, a,
the true and only test of pure democracy
GIN. Gdz.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-06

TO THOSE WHO THINK AND REASON
TEE iNrELIeENr IN rnE covSrRY, are always ready to
inc merits of prominent discovery invention and
o. ts e1eeleaee to adopt approve and recon-
sys ioo, 20 t en,hkng Teasohing class who al
al ;5et ; n5 ,eP' anu mnose honest ana Tst,on- ION
BiCKS ai6On PfRfFfFt INn ipiu' Pif @ a ,; IN
mcnsc success. When This ILLS o"' 'He'i i"i-
cuEAr .mu.SS.no.
AnAsSADOh Or HEALTH
First announced that his Scandinavian Remedies
lniaieie In Dyspepsia Itrer Complaints, Nervous Dis
Ferer and 1gHe, RheHnatisn Neuralgia, Fs, Hemor-
,sas gr rs nsak Sio~aeh Cole DiSrrhsa etc. he
effect. were consraa h ny ineir ac,ra
gui,hed PIvscian's stotssnt "a !, WIN s Ss.n-
cry stage oe progress Of cure was precer a.
became ;pterestad erd ~. e .ha ~. tne eos.IIy
ing in everv etv and town az tbe nion ne %
w.ds 10 s ha Era, Msds" sng cams Of inc iustop'
Tgr pInoD pIrn,r,,.n s.n y ,ne 1ss'
TIE 1LOoD PORiFiER AND FILLS
are ho% university recommended by well informed and
'-"N'' p'''O' 80 an ,mmpera ,nrpeuIase cure i0f
cyeness diseases of the Kidneys Cramps In the stom.
sen, Mino conc ram between the Shoulders, Nausea
Itprp conpr,,vr
ram In the Right Stde Loss OF Appetite Sleep
'''He'A' N'sn'u1'e,
GENERAL DEBILITY
nervous iremors talntng Fits, Epilepsy Mental IrrtA-
uon' pespohuency' Wasting OF the Flesh,
SCROFULA
Sore Leg Ulcers the Body, Pimpes on tine Face Gem
eral krutions BoilE Mercural Sores ClanduIar
ings, Secondary Symptoms,
NEURALGIA
Rheumatism Iurnbaro StIf Joints p.r,,,. q, v,,u..
Dance Nervous Twitchings 81 '''1s
rrnsSrr
So, W.T. M Mm6LE 6LE COmPLAINTS.
Wssl. az ~ ~ diseases OF the Womb
"e>N"sSe Vi 'ne oaek, Lions ana Limbs
AFFECTIONS OF THE LUNGS,
bronchitis, Asthma, Picurisy Catarrh Influenza Cough
and all other disorders administered before disease has
struck mortal blow at the great vital organs.
AUTOGRAPH LETTERS
OF distiu0ushed men IN every nrofe.sion' ,,.,lv .
mendnr ths nr.parnon' p.p n. .ssn M recon
ONCE. ~ " W. N'OAAA
I.h. or vnYN, ,vr.D, 1,,.,,,.r -, =, ,., . -. -.
In the sSAA,NDiSAVlAN VEGETABLE BLOOD PILLS
uhea ,ne snLee gteaI meoeinal properties which
nane nerrsolore .fied IN vain TO combine In
h ta' anu @ tne eonsuooa AZ one and
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-06
New York Market.

- y
FLoUR-Better for sound; sales of 10000 bbs 4l7@2
for super state 80 forex state il5945o for ives
term 4565 10 for to medium extra western;
jected lour selling at 1000 25 for super and extra Can
adian -four firm sales 800 bbls extra 4,5o@5,3O. Ry'
flour small sales at 3,l0@3T5
.GRAIN-Wheat firm with fair demand; sales 10000 bt
at 03l 90 winter red western; 90g1eTc Mil Club; 1o@
LIS for white western. Rye better; sales 10000 bu NJ
Sic for unsound is mer; sales bu at $50
for stunp tail s091 for runsound to sound mixed west
Oats buoyant at 456D47 for state and west.
PR0VISI0NS-Pork frn sales 400 bbs at II, ,40dl7 "a
for mess ID 4Ol450 for prime Beef unchd. Cut meati
duff Lard steady Butter is steady at 12ls for Ohio
166110 for state. Cheese steady at 6@sc.
WHISKEY-F -Frmer. sales 600 bbls at 25@e26.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-06
Buffalo Market.

Ff .r.t. Buffalo, August4.
Good demand for flour this morning but market nearly
bare Of desirable brands Holders firm; sales Of 500 bbs
nt for super Canadau s442 good to choice
Indiana and Wis., - o0di so for extra Ohio Mich and
Canadian. Wheat In moderate demand and market for
sound hrmi unsound dull and heavy. Sales Of 000 bu
sound Chicago Spring at 5@Ts Corn quiet and steady;
sales as 900 bu at 90 for unsound 656S for sound Oats
scarce and rm sales 30oobu at Al. whskey nominal
22H. Canal freight, frmcr at AZ for aour il wheat IL
to New York Imports by Lake yesterday; Flour 900;
wheat 80 OO0 $4,000; Rye $500; Oats 400 Expors
Flour !, ,S24; wheat 50 900; corn 60 900.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-06

Trains will stop at stations marked only to leave pas.
sengers, or to take them on signal being made.
From Ceveland-All trains connect at Toledo directly
with trains of Michigan Southern Railroad for Chicago
and the West.
The $50 trains make direct connections with trains
for Detroit.
do with the Toledo Wabash and Western Railroad for
Fort Wayne, Logansport Lafayette Danye Springfield
Naples, Alton, st. Louis, &c.
The $50 and 90 p. trains form direct connec-
tions between Cleveland and Springfield, Dayton and
Cincinnati.
From Toledo all trains at Cleveland with trains
of the Cleveland and Erie road for the East.
The 1000 train, connects at Monroeye with train.
of Mansfield Sandusky Railroad, for Mansfield, Pitts
burgh, &c.
The 1000 am, and $50 trains, connect at Clyd.
with Sandusiy Dayton Cincinnati Railroad for Cncin
natl, Dayton, &c.
Trains also connect at Cleveland with Cleveland ant
Pittsburgh r. r., for Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Balti
more, &c. Z. b. PHILLIPS, Sup't
Office C. h T. Railroad,
Cleveland, juno -, 1858. JAM, 1851
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-06
SOMETHING WoRTn KNow1Na--We

would call your attention to the advertisement of Dr.
Manns Ague Baisam, which appears in the columns of
present numr We pleased to be able to record
the satisfaction Of patrons after trial of article
advertised in columns. All the quack nostrums Of
the day giving way before it, and It seems truly to
work by magic, and in all effects This is
deed great discovery, and will be hailed with pleasure
thousands who have suffered and tried and tried su
fered for years throughout the country to know
that specific is in the reach of all. This invaluable
remedy sold all good and resposLle druggists 2sw4
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-06
CLEVELAND INF1RMARY.

TTNHERE IN this Insttution as a charge upon The
Il City, number Of XII
Likely Boys and Girls Including Iaaats pkou the Di.
reetOrs piH bind 10 ssrriee,
until they become Of age, with suitable persons upon
their producing testimonials from the Cergymen aeis-
trates Trustees Of their town that they are suitable
persons to have the Of and to bring up such children
Application may be made TO
r. HUSSEY,
Acting Director Innrmary, Cleveland, o.
May is, 1885, lemo3
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ROLL OF HONOR-JULY.
All money received on subscription is
~ OFT 7e't1e' 'eIO''7
announced monthly.

We wish every ono of our delinquent
patrons would look at the above figures,
and say if they think we can print paper
like the JOURNAL on such recciptsi viii
you not then pay us our Just dues
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-06

Official advices have been received at the
State Department from China, stating that
the Chinese Emperor has appointed an Of
fetal Of satisfactory rank TO confer with
tho Peace Commissioner, delegated by the
Great Powers. It is thought an amicablc
arrangement of all difficulties will now en-
sue.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-06

Tho London Times correspondent on
board tho Agamemnon pronounces wire
covered cable totally unfit for a submarine
telegraph across the Atlantic and suggests
thin copper wire covered with gutta porcha
and greased yarn.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-06
EPILEPSY OR FALLING FIrs.--Wo be


lieve cannot do readers important SERVICE
than by again calling their attention to that remark
able preparation, discovered by Dr. Seth S. Hdnc OF Bal
timore Nd which possesses the power aeyating and
curing that horrid visitation Of manEpilepsy Falling
Fits In recommending this preparation to readers
do with conviction that not degrading
columns to puE common patent medicine, but pa-
cling before them discovery, which, If fully known,
would probably do to alleviate human suengt than
any invention Of modern times Dr. Hance, in asking
to notice his preparation vorab in editorial depart
ment, has sent for pcrusal number Of letters
from persons who have used his Pills, and have been
cured thereby All of them speak in the most CRATE
full and eulogsc terms One great advantage this medi
cine possesses is the fact that it be transported
through the nails thereby aording every oppor-
tunity of dealing directly with the inventor and also
cu6ing all possibility Of being imposed by counter.
felt spurious imitation. DR.. Hance pays the postage
on his Pills to any part of the country, and will forward
them by return of mail, the receipt of a remittance
His prices follows: One box s3 two do, s5 twev,
do S24. All orders for the medicine should 10 addressed
to sErHs HAScE, los Baltimore street Baltimore Mary
land 28w4
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-06

RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-TheQuarterly Meet
ting of the Universalist Society, will be held
at Clyde, commencing on Saturday, August
2lst, at 104 o'clock in the forenoon.
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Ditch Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Trustees Of Madison
IN township, Sandusky county, Ohio will meet at the
house of Adam Moses, in said township Wednesday
the 18th day Of August, 1885, at 10 o'clock in and
ter the view and location of a ditch water
commencing the northeast quarter of section num-
ber running through sections thirteen and
fourtcen;said lands owened by Adam Moses, Jane,
Campbell Mr.. UngeT, Mr.. Plausey Geo. Bowser Christ
Thomas Israel Thompson, Geo. Sampson and John Samp
son-thore intersecting the Woodyillc township line.
Madison, ,Tuly 16, 1SjS.-25w3s
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Scholarship.

We have scholarship in the "Cleveiand and Union
Law College, for full course OF Legal Instruction which
we will sell alta bargain Students graduating at this In
stituton admitted practice In all the State
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\ 6ranont SOurnal.
Local apo WisceIIaOscus Naffsfs.


We have the most beautiful forms Of Deeds Mortgages
Quit Claims and all kinds Of Justices and various other
Blanks, for sale, at all times at the JouRSAL OfroR
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d, AT the recent commencement Of Yale
College, the degree of A. NJ, was conferred
upon Geo. A. Benedict, ESQ., editor Of the
Cleveland Herald.
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Job Printing.

All descriptions Of Job Printing neatly and expedi
tousy done and reasonable terms II you desire an
such work call at the JouRSAL 0FTIcE
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w a. A.NTEDi

DooK AGENTS, in every part of the United States, to
ID sell by subscriptions variety ofattacye and high
ly valuable Family Books
Besides our large list Of splendid Subscription Books,
publish md keep constantly hand extensive sup
py OF smaller cheap books for peddlers and the trade
generally. We keep also good supply of Stationery.
Extra Inducements offered to Canvassers and Pedders
Apply In person, or address, nclosng stamp.
J. ii. MILLER, Publishers,
20m3 Columbus, o.
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OuR AnYERTIsER,

he that IN fhe rOrid pould rice
Must READ THE NEWS aud ADVERTISE I"
Or. Tubbs September Appointments.
New Wheat Flour at o. W. vallctte 4 Co.'S. I'D
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-06

On the LIST inst at the residence the brides father
Rev. H. Lang, Mr.. RoNASus Guss, of Fremont and Miss
MARY E. LEASE, of Jackson Up.
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Special Notices.

ATLANTIC MoNTHLY--This popular mag
ssne published by Phillips, sampson Co.. Boston Mass,
s gaining celebrity acquired by but few Monthesi the
Union It's articles are purely American and not borrow
ed nom English authors contains 12s pages mcnhy
and is furnished at theow price 81 per year We will
for 1884, furnish all subscibeas with the ATLANTIC
MONTHLY and the FREMONT JounSAL one year, so you
will be getting paper for ty oeHts Hand in the
names. june, 1858
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Cleveland and Toledo Railroad

SUMNER AHRANGEMENT.--Ou In and after Monday, June
%, 1858, trains viii run follows:
SOUTHERN DIVISION via Norwalk.-G0ing Vest, Daily,
Except Sunday.
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EE ONO STATE AND UNION Law COL
LrarThis Institution has been removed to Cleveland
Ohio. Degrees are legally conferred and students upon
Graduating may be adnaitted to practice For Circulars
address at Cleveland, w. A. KING, Secretary,
December Q, 1851 47yl
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car Time-r.cnvina Frcn,on,.

GOING EAST. GOING WEST.
Fast. Exp. Mall. h.04IN Chicago Express. 1903
Buffalo Express. .23 AM West Exp Mail. ia Pm
N. .Express-.. e.S7 PM Telegraph Exp. o2o Pli
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INKS, of every kind that are worth using,
eanbs fouAa at HocULLocHs'
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ID E E DIS

WTARRANTY, MORTGAGE, an QUIT-oIAIM
wv DEEDS, may always be had at the Drug and
heok stors Of Q. r. MeCULL0 CH.
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CIGAR MANUFACToRY.

FIR EMO Mt, OHIO.
II HAVE completed my Arrangements got my shop
Il in operation and am manufacturing Cigars from the
very best OF SPANISH TORACCO-liavana, Prin-
cipe and Cuba varieties All persons who wish TO pur-
chase invited to call and exaiue my and see
that only the best articles Cigars sold at either
Wholesale Retail at lower prices than the quali
" can be bought west Of New York. Also all kinds Of
CHEWING and SMOKING T0BAcCOS kept on hand.
Store on the west side OF Front Street. door north
Of Vallette's Flour Store. y. POSS.
Fremont April 80, 1858
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Eh@M s
All Railroad Line for Detroit,

BY CLEYELIND & TOLEDO, AND DETROIT,
MONROE 4 TOLEDO RAILROADS..
tS Arrangement to take effect Tuesday, July 0, 1858.
t-Y- TWO DAILY EXPRESS TRAINS making pr,gcr
coSNE between Cleveland and Detroit running az
follows: Morning Express. Telegraph Exp.
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W. J. MILLER, Clyde. and BY Druggists and Merchant,
generally.
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7oing East, Daily, Sunday, Excepted

NORTHERN DIVISION, via. SanduskyGoiag Vest, Daily
SUNDAYS Ereepted
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-10-28
Autumn Hints.

Farm lI.e in Autumn is delightfully."- vsri.
ed. There Is ccrn TO husk, potatoes to dig,
apples to gesther. cider to make, land to
plough. rye to SOW tu.nips to pull, cellars
to bark. cracks to stop, house to clean.
Thanksgiving to attend and W inter- TO prepare
for. Some people cannot bear much, and
SO they gay "biessed be nothing" but un-
der the bracing influence of New England
October, the mos, lovely and invigorating
month of all the year, we feel like Samp-
sou running away with the gates of GAIA
on his back snd wishing that he had some.
thing e.se to carry. Men need work to
deyelope them properly, and the more the
batter, provided they can do it. A ship
= losded Gown 10 her guards, bet moving
steadily forward, is nobler sight than an
empty ship. floating lAzsly ike feather
To return from this DEPRESSION, those who
have corn to husk mag need to be remind ID
that cord will cure better if cribbed with
out husking Than il huske& at first. The
advantage Of doing this is further into the
leisure Of winter. Husking machines OBJ
viate COLI fingers work. A cheap husking
machine is sharp Ratchet that cuts cob
and husk of at one blow. Among labor
saving implements in agriculture there il
nc greater want than potatodigg We
speak net now of an Irishman. There is
no work of the farm more laborious or
grovelling than this. 1t is a pretty good
dsy'sewor for one man to scratch up
twenty bushels and house them. We have
been behind the curtain and heartily wish
some ingenious mechanic knew the difficult
ties 70 be overcome. Some tell US to plox
them out and harrow them up. This will
answer if one is not particular about saving
the who,e crop. We have seen machine
shaped like a double plough with long slats
on the mold boards for sitting the dirt from
the potatoes. bit We do not think it woult
WORK on sny but clean, mellow ground.
universal potato digger, one that will give
US the potatoes in buskets, regardless o
weeds, tops and stones, is the thing needed
This way, gentlemen churn makers. Yot
can work TO- better advantage spread
little. -
Weheard tobacco raiser say Iatel,
thst he belised il would pay to. sow!rye 70
ploughine in before setting tobacco, simpl
for ils destruction Of worms These pest
did little damage this year on those place
where rye was 'pionghed in as green crop
Besides, when sown in the fail, it makes al
excellent pasture from the first of May I'll
the middle of June, lime when pasturin,
ID most wanted.
Apples should be, gathered for winte
soon. So. far as our own observation goe
they have generally fallen from the Tree
early this year.. Without great care the
will not keep long. They are plenty i
this vicinity, and there are indications of
large yield of cider. The best of cider ca
be made by keeping the apples in som
sheltered place till Thanksgiving time, an
then, when mellow and ripe, grinding theI
up, taking care not to let anything ireez,
but citing the pum;ce lie three or fol
days before pressing. Cider made in Tn
way has almost The color and taste
wine.-Springfeld (-Nass.) Republican :.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-10-28

Three Ways TO KEEP GRAPEs.-The
frsris to hang up the punches separately
by the stems in a dry room. just cool enough
10 preserve fruit from freezing. The next
is to pack me lunches, each separately, in
absolutely dry sawdust of some sweet wood
80 layers. ia box or cssk. The. other is
TO pack the buLehes separately between
layers of clean cotton fiber or batting. In
each case the fruit should be kept in dry
!coolroom, and, when packed in cotton, the
room MAJ be SO cold that it would freeze
and not injure the grapes. Care must be
tsken that the fruit is dry and clean, and
that there are no decayed, mashed or i'm
perfect grapes on the punches. In either
way grapes may be kept into mid-winter,
perhaps TO spring.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-10-28

PERPETUAL MoTIoK.-h correspondence
of the London Builder thinks that he fol-
lowing instances come as near perpetual
motion as any one can desire. In the ro-
innda of the Woodwich barracks, there is,
he says, clock moved by machinery,
which tts been going for more than thirty
years. He farther states that he knows d
gettleman who has had watch in his pos
session for more than thirty years, hermeti-
.cally sealed, where there is no means OF
winding, that tells the day of the W. elk, the
hours. minutes, seconds. months, and, he
Believes, years, and how far you walk in
The day. 1t cost about two thousand dollars,
and was made by French artist in Paris