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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-23
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September 8, 1868.

Sam / ienzN y NJ a ( d inc,
srrsiht fbuSa siusn ous9etttitcttn, prltbsrGbmtsr
Ruf. Ste ut obns 5urtiel cine psr tslt.n btlIialtr
rUo hSnnrT untCr often Gem pu,Gsum anasbctCnr,
1mtlttn Niamaihtner. Nrne GnpSre Samiltc,
S.ibmain niue bat 70 viIe nuslihc GnritttuneSu ,un
StGheh Sdumsu, SIneCn, SaIiGn. Gtidtu, ShnG.
rem, Skppen, Il. 10. Seine anoCre 0tGbmaitiu,
bat Ole Slnrihtuu9 tir 70 iGtt ptrhicecne trbeitsr
Sic ut 9estand gum 9!3hed pcn allen Scrtcn Suh
1no nit perlhltcenGn Scrten 5mirn. SJrcge NM
atusrG SerbCNtrunaen MAIDEN unlirG Eamilten.ORo
lhlnt Ole 'uperliifate, cousrbaftis unb Tbsrte in
lhrcr GbGt tel ieoGr ShnCui1tCit bic cs osbcn fonr
Sts mabt Den Stppitltb, ptlthIs eCr teie Sutb if
Den es aSten taun Sr9Guo SImano ron rCn be.
lhe.oenltSn Ratur9aten, tarn nit siusm 8rd Si,
8ubltatrn u Samlttn:Ndbmalhiu bearl ter fer
nsn. u'itre 6omtlien:9l :9lihmaIbineu finn in ein,n
bSht slsaautGn Strl pertGrtiat.
Die 8cbduft Der TomllGn: NRlIhnen in ron b.,
fsntin uno oausrbaftCittn artCit Gs brrhfet hi,
Rafbtns wenn oicfrlts nitht i'm GBctrautb in, unf
i'm Ndben ptro oafdbe austinanosr aClCat unb bir.
ct Etnsn fGitEn, ocriumieeu Stib INN Sic ar6,tr
'nrauf 'u Isasn. Gtni9s Der Sebaue fino rem ieor
;osntlthen 5thnur9-stnfah. pte oas .5cl. IN,
,simiidcn @olcs rpdhit, crer 70 fsn ousosorbsitet
pie Die Guut fie nur mahsn fam,
Ss N uur notbia Ill IIben, mas eisrs Tomifirn.
Waihtnsn lttiten tonren, UNI ii6er ibrrn or1gsn
nerth urthstlen iu tSunsr DsIe(be III onf rem bs.
ten NSsas, 70 besbt ;u pGroeu fir ben 6ausosbro
us unf'rs gNafbnSn ss fdr Satritanten aler 2rt
fino.
Die 5petasSfftsn fino aufs brfts scraeIebsn NIT
fncpfleh Seine, Nihfuosn, e2apCln, Sd,u II T. No
on esr rcr'daihffsn Suolltdt.
Se"ott fdr elm . pampbtet
Die Singer Manufaftur GCmpang,
45S Srcncpup, 9lsu 9lCrf.
pbEaOeipbtO S'fhafstotut $40 Gtsftnutaroes
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-23
Sefentlt6e SenDu.

I'm Somifa9 Den 3. Sag Setober 1868.
UNI 10 llbr gOrmttuss. fCa am Sauir tcs Der,
itorbsnsn George Q 6reGr. lestbin Don
6dnOVsr GaunIfip, Gs6a Gaunts, Sfentli4 Srr.
fnufl merben, nGmth
3wr Yfsroe, 2 S6aafr, Gin S6wen rim
3mrisSuIS gBaOch nit Gl1cnrrjD8uSp, elm Gin.
8duts gSassn, cine Gua'6atits, gBasen.@eIGjrre,
uno sweI sInIpGnnter Gauigr GeIdiur, 3cttsrn
unO S6smel, 2 Yfdsrn, Gsse, Gultuatur,
Drei&maIbine unO YftrOsssralt, 8inbmiale
s6lsifilsn. SpsrD unO an6src 8cttrn, SrttiIcn,
Sduufeln. Yiden. Wltn' unO Srugabeln, 9tt6cn,
Elm fupferner &sh'l, Side. Stible, S6rGnfr unp
nod pieIe anberr Arttel 81 umfidaDlia ~ mrIbSn,
Die 8sotn9un8rn am getaufstuss unO auf.
iuartun9 pCn
6pnrp Summcl, 2(o'mor.
Srptcmtrr 8, 1868. natV
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-23

uno piertd Barrels y6aeoct bsim Barrel unb Cob;
fih Glim pfuRo.
aae Hrten eanosS:prcouttcn rpsroCn i'm Iustouft
fiji G8aartu an9Cnpmmtn. Sch, Glitter uno 6jrtn'
Dads pcrocn niemals psrmrt9rt.
Infer eau,e Stcd pcn RaufmnnusrpaorCn bGtsht
aus Nrtitdn ;u picfutb oriuftbrcu. Gs 1T fir uns
unmG0tth ~ tbun miG Ciu9t uuisrsr 0lnhtoru thuu.
pisl 3eit pCrusnoeu ON ltoUsrietsmtnts orrau0ircr
uno Qbinoerunaen ~ matten. 3stti Il sc It
&c iuus. 38tr alaubcn ltrift onrdu, Die Sitter
ucrsrt in ben Stcbr IN thun fir Grominoticn.
Gtiuusrt Cub an ocn wcb(6rtanntsu uno pcpu
tiren e to b t pcu 8enlr9ct uno ShStmsr, nahlir
Sbtrc gum Ncler nctet IHcntcwn, po.
Henin0er uuo S6eimer.
go1ai 6, 1868. natr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-23
"a 3pei quite Bmeiit0fi9e fteinern,
G:i:B gS . J II \ Qu1 fer,

Elm sutsS Sprinsbaus iitsr sinrr urespSbnlld
ilarfsn Syringe nabs ben g8ctntGu1gn, einc quite
5rdm.S&eusr jwst BsIi6fOrnbGuIsr, S6psins.
Halle. sln oupsrT GROCER 5lGmiiaa II. +. w.-
Sc brFipst ft aud alIulet sutes DIP auf BEN
Qanoe.
Sc IN 6IsS dbsrbaupt lsbr rsrttpulles Gtasn
tbum. inosm bic Norp YrnnIpSania @tIenbatr
pur6 paIIelte lGuIt-uno BON ben QDcbntduIsrr
Fam es nur stwa 500 girDS Dis an Die Gentrt
SaQrp Station Istn, rprlGrS 2sfanntlG Ic6r Dor.
tbcltaft uno bclusm tf--uuo 70 IN rs iibubuupi
70 fhdBbdrrs Gistntbum oils I'm @aunfv lrat.-
R"tr iitsr bnielte 5u idaen baIt man fir Gte
fIdIts incsm ss SauHu0iss bod erR In au,sn
f6sn rrbmsn sbs Fs taufsn psrpsn,
Ons NdSse trfdtrt man burG ben Giarntbiimsr
Der irbif parauf wpbnt, unc pIats n allrs ,u ,st
gen uno ibsrbaupt Die sswiinIhts Auptunft ,u ae
btn--iU wir bic SaufstspiHsunsen ritt ,a ma
Gsn.
RS- Das Gie'uttum fam aud In Gtiden.
issnn pIes Saufstbatsr riinldn IoItsn, sstaui
rtrpen.
Qtrabam SO. 8eifinoer.
September 8, 1868. roAm
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-23

sVseCCssD : %WOAUU!
Die Aufresuns alS dryer!
Gute lleniOkeiteu F.!
sic Iinb eefpmmen bic neuen 9iita
BON Ybtlabelpbia unb 9tepsgOrf.
@robes @ebrdn9e Bel
6entnger 1tt16 S6etmer
30. Bst: :oamiltcn Str0Es, in IGentuun.
Sinb Iceten ron g1eu Ncrf uno philadelphia gu
rid estcmuen nit sinsm itSnGn auf9eiucbtGu I1crs
tement pcn 8oufmaunswaaren, weldbe fie
.WD6lfen filr Saar9elb
Oosr euncespr6oudts psrtuufsu.
Sun often uno piro rpcblfcilsr auastOtsu bCnn
irseno (cnit Semanc in Der Union psrtaufrn fam
Sir M1nn8leute.
Sd6er, @aumpcG ;StCfTs,
GaGimerGs, Gbamtra,
Satinstts,
8sntudp Scans,
Sattins. GNarfsuss, uuo
aupsrc 8eHin9s,
lluterbemcGn,
llnterbOfsn, II. f. 10.
GDmm Gtner, fDtMmt AQe
an ben b.rtibmtsn Store. 8cmmt uno prtfCt un.
ers GBuorsn, uno mir fno itsrjsu9t coB ibr taufsu
pstbst.
2dbieS Oreb Department unit6rrtrrfs
fi6.
Cine 9rcSe ausrpabt lbmarSsr uub 5autp Seios.
an ben aItCn Qrcifn.
Won,dmtsutS. @baa 9arns, 8nrals, 5rd6line
Sslanss, Grape be Span1, SGepbeps
plaSS. S6war, Waa Orlains, gHs
paeas. Bombasinss, Ottsges un6
@GInBes, Gattun 123 Gu.
aufparts, plaib Y0p.
Inns, G,raps Be
@binss u. f. 10.
Slanucle pOn allen 5urben, Gid uno eemNsn
Slannels.
Gstlstats, uussttsidis anN farbiss gOutcn 6tOn
nele.
Sran,Shlbs uno einbsimiIts G5insban,s.
Sd,nes unc 9Befs
Gs0leitbts uub unalbteibte eSintub:gRcaslins.
6emren uno lleter;u9:S 9:SRcusliuS.
@ambrc Mcuslus uno Drills.
Strdmpfe unb 6anbIhuhe.
SaIstnoen, Cellars unb Susn.
lImbrelsu-Seioe, Gin9ham une SRcuSn.
Salmoral ;Seirt6,
pOn perIhscsnsn @rS6sn unO prsifcu.
Sfetston 6oOpsSfirts,
ron alien Srrtsu.
SriibGins~ GIpdfs.
SrGbIine. uro CONNER Gapss, RuntiIns vtr
Sub uno Seibe, undberreffI,db in StpI, Sualitdt
uuo Yrsilsn, nSrrhb ron gRaicn uuo Dtrcn's
einie.
SrGblin96:S6atpts
in SroFer IuswabI.
GarpetS uno Settub.
Gin pcCcs aNcrtsmeut aler ScrRn Carpets, otf
8ru0sts, Drsi ptp, SnSrain, eumpsn: uno &rep'
pen Carpets.
osltutb pom outn prsifsn uno ouOltatsn.-
Sib SeIttitber.
ISueenSWd1re1t. SSns5I:ss isasnf aatsns. nEDs
gBaarsu, ron ieper Bsusnnun9.
Ix~N,or;o9 @rrSifstsr Ric uno Sopo
9)l U6Ll tLQ+ 8afee. ecrStss Rcrn, 3u.
der, Sbee, GRclafTes, pcuis, Chocolate, SupsSooo
Sal; Soha uno Sooa afth. Jsoe Sorte 8Snarje
Dele, unb ollie 1rtsn Srdhte
SoI, eipsrpcCt ocmablsncs soIi beim Cad
ISNl0+ uno 8ufbst, afbtcn fstuts SoIi be;
oCm Cad unb BuIbd. Ssiuss Dairp SatJ bel pen
Sad
AA. STD.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-23
Irpreu, Smttb ltnb 50.
Das III fiRr nrur .firma,

Das III elRr tlrar GlrIHa,
81 tntem bic 8irma 2rrrsa unO Smitt 6rn.
LIZ G6arles 6rd aIe partnr aui9'nommrn bat
UNI ed5
Gaufmam5 S1neitrr Gc1hGft
III tctrsiScn. Se ta6sn fd in Der 6amlton
Srobr, rllts 5birtn pbtrbaib Der Srbitcn, eis
nsn It5rsn srrE'n rCusn StOrr snseri6t,t, wsls
der rprcB fir btsisn 3r,d sstaut wurrr, urp ra
9aten iis dnen a0aemcincn
Stpf Nertlt g0o1rrn
fir trs &urecn sinadegt, unb iis vnfdufm biss
rltsn 70 wpblfiil, rp'nn niAt wubIfrlrr. pis IL.
1rno rin 5aus in Qlfrtaun. 9EGr stnm ltGnsn
uno autrn
9tpd, l0pirn, Wrltc, llntcrbC1en, 6em@
ben, Striimpfc, 6aI5tithcr, 6pirns
trigger 6anbibubG Spa;irr>
ltBfe, llmbrrllrn &c.
babn mid, ICats purauus nitt SerscfTcn an bic.
lem 8IrirSrlcre anSurufrn, rte sr lOnRwo fauft.
Scrti9e &Ietbcr
b1ten mir sinen 9roesn SOuatb ouf Sanb, ron
itrsr Dirt, bic arbrau&t wuren, brlonpTs CUTE,
llarfe fir S&affIsute.
GIeibrr auf geitellung
werStn nit Der erEbt,n SorafaIt orrftrttst unn
rin outer ..5it" aorantirt, crer fen Trrtluf.-
Rufst an uno Itbst uup prdftt fir ru6 i'lbIt :
gBr fnO ale prafhihs S6nror pUn UitltdbH irr
@rfobrma. uno pa f6nnm mir rah ttpiensn Su
sursm gOrttdl.
Aaron GrorrD, peter Smith,
Charles Rrh.
gurntaun, Stpt. 9. 1868. na-
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-23
SOefentlt0e S5enbu.

Nuf Donnerito9s uno Sreita9S, oen "a.
uno 25. September,
an GfItm Sassn um 10 ll0r @Ormittass, 1uasr
am !Qluie Nee Ueriiortenfn 8 0 II SYrtcr
(pen DspaItD in gehihlnetun Saun1hp 2shd
@aunty, fOsenpe Qrttfel auf GfcntIbrr grnpu
perfauft ipereen, n1nlt6
3 G6afTgfrpr, 8 JfdGs nO 3 Iinbrr, tO
Stif iln0e unS ein altss S6pein. II S6aafc
elm DrsieGul5 2Rdgrn, Gin 3pe9dul5 g9agen,
elm Gtngduls' '9Eagcn, elm Sra;trwaaen, Drsid,
maIGine unb NftrOrgsralt, cine gBtnpmitls unp
StrC6bnnf, YFiss uno @esr, Wtf' unO Srugas
6sln, 5ruhIuift unO @rae1tnlet, Sperrs unp
6tibtettn. alertei 9ferbrasitirr, 3wrt S&utfar'
rrn, S6tsiIlen, Ssbsiien, allrrlst S6miprges
i6irr, gmtrS, 8taebolg, SGrautRGds, etc, in
lid IftirenO, cine Got altes GiIcn, Elm 2 Barrel
SranntmrinfrlIel cine QepfeimubIe, Spri Rartma.
ihinrn, cine Gircutar.Si1e nit ptm sanj'n 3u,
aetTr, uno cine Got Salfirins.
Grrner: Better unp Srttlaten. Slide,
Dsgt, J3iaen. GlCTet, Sfm nit Robr, SpinnrGs
Der unb g8olrab, elm fupfernrr SsIIel, elm @tiCn'
trfel, 8 S6ie6sspstrs. elm 8sUClusr, Sddub'
ren, cine Siolne, cine Got 6alblstnsn, Urrsen'
aarn, unaeIpcnnsne gBoGr, cine Got Stahs. alsr.
lei ssN5rrts 8ruGt ale Sirihcn, S&nBe, II. f..
%. Spsi Barrel Ssber @iiis 8dfr. 3dtsr unp
Stdnncr. 16 SicnsnaGds. sine Got plunfsn unp
8carcs. 8lSde. StUd Nntbstls Der ,esbo
Ba1utaft SridrnssieGf6Gft." unb fcnR nod
piste anhnr NrtitCl ,u umadnrfi6 ,u msInrn.
Die SsOtn un9sn an ben Sertaufstassn unt
Eufwartuns BON
Socob g. 9etsr, 2tom'or.
auau1 10. nabV
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-23
- Sin boppeltc5 3neift0fi9teS
9:;;:l ftCinerne6
- sss. 0 q t \ d Il 6.

AZ te so 6ub nit cinsr ssraumscn Sl6e, Elm
dnOersS eutes gBobnbaus, elm neuer Sheo unp
anOss Staauns Inn so Yferoe Su nellsn, Elm
ShmiGp1dap II. {. tp. Gs btftnoet f6 barauf
aud olerlei Sba, ais gIepfsl. 9irnsn, 9raubcn
II +. 10. gtud ipringt lhBenbss BaGr Dor Der
Sbtire, wflhss allein pOn unbers6nbarem @sr.
tbs III.
GS III birS In Der Stat Ietr I6Gb6ars5 @iaens
tbum-iufsS ric rs nur (sbr leltrn in trn Wartt
fcmmt--iii nur 3wd WeiIn bon N1eniaun, brsi
Wlcilm pon GmauS unb fiinf Wsilsn BON Srt6.
Itbcm asleafn-unp ii wUbl bic AufmsrtIOmf,it
pcn Suuflutis'n prtb, inOem Gin grcBr Bar.
gain lurd pjeirn Snuf sema6t psrpsn fam.
Nsbr ,um Gcbe brs Gissnt0ums Su Iascn batt
man fit itterfIiibtg, tnoem ss Souauaise pcG rrlt
in luaenfdein rsbmen. ete lie fnufsn, NO ponn
au6 2lniprcdsnps ftncsn nsrpsr, Bag c5 tttn sos
nctRmeneiS bat, iOnerrn baB es lIA wrttjR IsIbit
lobt
Die SeOnBunBen, tpet6e 70 leGt ais mSslih
sematt wsrrcn iOam, rrfGbrt Der anlprsAsnpe
ppn
Samuel gS. S6neicer.
SalStutB, auBult 19, 1868. nQ6o
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-23

8ctbG bIaue, 9eIbe, srtine
unb i6war3s 5arbe. sum fdrbm RON gBolr, 9uu6
uUls, GsinwauO unO Stibr. ,u babrn bet
S. 9. Mofer, Qpotbefer.
gIdn fam In WOfr's GpOtbrfs t 6 0or.
Zen uno Sriesn,rua febm, rsl6ss nit ublaer
Sarbs ssfGrtt pctprn III.
Nlni t3. 1853. ro -
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-23
9rtD1t : 9SerfQuf.
y
Ssptrmbrr 9. 1868.

Son iebr fbdBbaren @runo @i9cntbum.
Ter llntrrjdiGnste tut 16 sntI6lUiTen, unt Spur
turH priuat' Sarbrl. 1sine
SerrliAe unb IAas6ars 9auerri
gu prrtaufsn. Disists II seItssu In Str.Sau
coma 2dunI6tp. 0f6l 9auntp, uno it bearGn,i
rur6 SdnOer BON SAMUEL @sifngrr, StIIs Mar.
hslsr. SObn Grnnf mo Q1psrrr sntbaltenp 4O
Ndtr msbr Ubsr wsnsr; ba'on 1nb 5 Ndst ou.
tee Scljlano uno Der 8sil IN btulitrs Saulane
untsr sutsn 6enfsn In f6idlihe S,Iptr astbsilt
un0 II in Dem tsilsn GuItar' 3uannbr. Die Ser,
briIeuns barauf Fnb
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-23
Die ipoblfeilen S6neibermeiiter,
SIS@{Smets ntrS SSsmfmrN

Die tpoblfeilen S6neioermeiiter,
@Se99er nnS SsmGtNo
IA Watsn bsm publitum bic Gn,stss. bae
Ts ibrrn pCtIfeilm 8lsiprRctr fcrtlrBrn an
III go. 33, Sa.SumiltCn StraBr, Gasntuun,
eerabe neten bem 8rpublitaner' gufNobr, rpU lie
BON Gag ;u Gag nsus @aarsn uuepadsn unb be-
rst lInp bsm publifum ouf bis alerbsite gGstIe
,u piensn. Sbr SUratb bon
Gleiberifpffem
fam ntht iitsrtrofFen tpsrSsn unb befstt aus at'
fen Qrtsn bic man fir 8Sds, 6Oisn, SetRe aao
anbrrn Dinesn trauGt. - Gle psrbsn baraus
perartsItm unb bsilanbis auf 9anN baItsn allt
Arten
Terti8e SIci6er.
bnuerbaft aus Dem bsfsn @RatsrtuI stnu6t, dub
Ssmbs, Gpllars, 8aItrnti6sr II. {. 10. unp allss
wtrb mSglt6f pCblfeil pmfduft.
&umbcn Sarbeit
piEo I6neG gut unp bldg psrrtGtet, unb ba nur
quite glrbsitsr aetoltsn wrrOen, fam man li6 aud
auf CUTE unb paOennr Nrtstt oelaifen. Durf
CUTE Sebisnuna bofFn 0t SsNsrmann bcfrtepi9en
lt6nnsn. 9tufet al!
Hatban n1cb9cr, TiI9bman Osman.
Qlntcmr @eptcmtm 9, 1868. nq'S
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-23
Sefentlt0e Senbu.

Sefentlt0e 95enDI.
2tuf Samita9S Den 26. September,
UNI 10 lltr SOrmittdas, ICtlsn um Saufe brS per.
ilCrtensn s Obn @. 8sr, In 8aI6inatOn
launl6ip. Ge6a @auuty. fcsenbs Nrttd auf If.
isntIidr grnru pgtauft wsrpen, namlidb
3 S6affpfsrps, elm 3rstsG sGuGawaasn, Gin Spa.
,erwassn. DreibmaI6tne unO pferOrssmaIt, 2
Binpmdblm, 2 Strpbtants, gFdss, @aam
S&ubtaren, 3 S6Ietflstne, Sperr. unO &dt'
frttrn. Sstt unb 8stiIaOsn. Side, 4 Slen, 2
s6h6sswsbre, 100 Curb 8ldbien unO gBsrasn.
Sud- cine Got 8Ia6S, tupfsrnsr &riIsl. anOsrs
8siisl, Yfrrbrasf6ir, 6sbrtien, @rubbads, atIr'
lei S6misosrf6trr, ole QmbOs, Slasbals. 3an.
gen. cd oubROd uno font nod Sirle anpsre Ars
tttsl gu um mldnCIi6 3u mrlOsn.
Die SsOnSunssn am grrfaufstnSs nb @uf'
rartun9 bon
Glias Rcr, | ,rA,u,,.e
9teuben 8er, "0 '''''0'
Septem6sr g. 1868. nq3m
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-11-13
Home Items. &c.

The winter change of arrivals and departures
OF railroad trains takes place next Monday.
A few flakes of snow fell here Sunday even
ing. We were at Bellevue Monday P. NJ, and
the snow was three or four inches deep.
Court is in session. Our friends from the
country who may be in attendance are invited
to call at the JOURNAL OFFICE and read the news
if they have the time.
Lieut.. j. NJ. Lennon, I'D o. V. l.. and sew.
eral other "sojer boys" arrived home from the
regiment Saturday evening on 20 days leave.
Wild Ducks are now shipped from here in
large numbers. Deer and Wild Turkeys, are
frequently seen on the street.
The number of men required of Sandusky
county under the last call is 32I. If they are
raised by volunteering before the 5th of Janua-
ry next, there will be no draft in the county,
This township is called on for 50 men.
J. Dufrain has removed his Boot and Shoe
Store to st. Clair Block.
The weather continues fine; rain is much de-
Sired Nights quite cold.
A Thanksgiving Supper for the benefit of the
NJ E. Sunday School WILL be given at Sumner
Hall, Bellevue, Thursday evening" November
10Th. Admission 25 cents
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-11-13
wYNKOOP,s ICELAND PICTORIAL.

Diseases Of the Throat Chest and Pulmonary organs
prevalent insidious and dangerous The prop
critics of medicine to alleviate, and uproot thess
complaints must be ExpectOrAnt AuOdyne and InviEsr
ang, oosenng the Of the throat and inpartinE
tone to the entire system. No discovery medical Sci
mastered this class OF diseases like Dr. Wyn-
koops Iceland Pector Itis used with the most aston
ishing results in all Of Bronchitis Influenza
Whooping Cough, Diptheria, Putrid Sore Throot.
Asthma Group, Coughs Colds Nervous Irritabty, &e
The Rev. J. J. Potter, certiGes that have used Dr.
wynkoops Pectora for years. myself and in my family
forsevere Pulmonary Complaints and have reeommen-
ded it to many Others and have seen its egualY
Rev. J. J. Potter, Brooklyn, NJ
Hundreds and thousands of important testimonials
could be produced showing its remarkable aud that
il Hsver fails.
is Composed of pure Iceland Moss, Balm Of Gilead,
Peruvian Balsam, Eecampane, Comfrey, Burdoek, and
other invaluable expectorant and tonic ingredients
1t harmless prompt and lasting Invalids and suerTs
cannot afford to neglect trial Every family should
have it, 1t isremarkable for Group. Full descriptions
recommendations and directions accompany each bottle.
Sold in Town by all Druggists.
Prepared by DR.. r. D. Wynkoop, and sold by d. q.
Barnes Co. New York. 2omo6
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-11-13

1t is seldom indeed that an invention of any
description, in any age of the world, has stood
the test OF time and competition against host
OF formidable rivals with such unqualified tri-
nmph as has been realized by the celebrated
Grover d Baker Sewing Machine. The card
published by this firm to-day in our paper, is a
record of victories that may well make them
proud, and the tens of thousands who are using
them, happy in the consciousness that in select
ing this instrument in preference to all Others
they are universally sustained by the best iudg-
es in the land. Almost any machine would re-
ceive an award of some kind, by being general
ly exhibited wherever competition is invited
but this machine has carried of the palm. not
only by the receipt of one, but more generally of
three .FrSt promi'1ns, in dozen States of the Uni
on, in single season. The Grover and Baker
machine obtained the highest premiums for the
best family sewing machines, the best manufac-
turing machines, and the best machine work,
this year, in the State Fairs of New York, Yer
mont, Iowa, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Ken
lucky, Pennsylvania and Ohio; also, at the Fairs
held in Crittenden county, Vermont, Champlain
Valley, Vermont, Hampden county, Massachu-
sets, and in Franklin, Queens, Washington, and
Saratoga counties, New York. In other words,
the Grover Baker Machine has taken the first
premium wherever it has been exhibited, with
out single exception.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-11-13
FIRST SNOW EIAKEx

They come, they come, oh welcome sight,
My childhood's earliest love,
Fen now thrill strange delight
Steals DER me as l see tonight
First snow-fakes from above.
First snow w-fiakes--hush this throbbing hear
Why Gibbs that joyful strain9
Why do the scalding tear drops start?
Why quivering pulses do ye smart
with agonizing pain?
First snow-flakes stay thy coming, STAY.
DOst know thoult chill our Ro,Scrs-
Our little tender flowers, that lay
In Oak Wood grove, SO far away
From homes sweet sunny bowers2
They come, they come, oh mournful sight,
My childhood's earliest love.
For now chill, a strange alright
Steals o'er me as | see tonight
First snow-fales from above.
Fremont, Nov. 8, 1863. J.E.K.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-11-13
HAMBUJER. THE MAGICIAN.

Professsr Hambujer, the great Magician, will
give one of his wonderful exhibitions at Birch
ard Hall, Tomorrow, Saturday evening Ad-
mission, 25 cents; Children, l5 cents Prof H.
will give Matinee on Saturday afternoon at
216 o'clock, for the Children. Admission five
cents, and every child TO have present.
The Rochester Evening Express, says: "His
sleight OF hand is wonderful and beyond detec-
tion, while he follows up one delusion with an
other without the accustomed nonsensical waste
OF time and useless preliminaries."
"His equal we have never seen; his superior
cannot be found. London Morning Post.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-11-13
LYONs KATHARION.

Katharon is from the Greek word "kAthro," or SKA
thario, signiying to cleanse, reuvinats and resore
This article is what it's signifies For preserving,
restoring and beauting the human hair Is the
remarkable preparation In the world II is again owned
and put up BY the original proprietor, and s made
with the same care, skin and attention which gave
sale Of over million bottles per snnum.
Its most delightful Hair Dressing.
II eradeates scurf and dandruH.
II keeps the head cool and clean.
1t makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
prevents the hair from falling and turning gray,
Itrestores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady gentleman who values beautiful head Of
hair should Lyons KAtharion II known and used
throughout the civilized world Sold by all respectable
dealers. DEMAs 5. BARNES CO., PrOpristOrs,
29mo6 New York.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-11-13

E4 MATHEWS CHOCOLATE WORN DRoPs NEVER FAIL
to destroy and exeminate all kinds OF Intestinal Worms
Are perfectly reliable in all and far superior to any
and all the fancy confectons and vermi-
fuges in They may be taken at all times with perfect
safety they contain No Mercury, other deleterous
drug. Mothers should always purchase them, and give
their children other. No catharic whatever is neces.
sary to be given For sale by all Druggists dealers
Medicines Price, 20 cents.
15y1 Buffalo, N Y, and Fort Erie G W.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-11-13
TO HORSE OWNERS.

DR.. Sweets nalibe Iiniment for Horses is unrivaled
by any, and in all Of ameness arising from Sprains
Bruises Wrenching it's effect is magical certain
Harness Saddle Calls Scratches Mango, &C., it will
also speedily. SPAWN and Ringbone may be easily
prevented and cured in their incpient stages
rmed cases beyond the possibility Of radical
No Of the kind, however, is desperate hope
less but It may be aevated by this Linment, and III
application will always the lameness
enable the horses to travel with comparative
Every horse owner should have this remedy at hand
for its timely at the first appearance Of Lameness will
eectuay prevent those formidable diseases mentioned
to which all horses LIABLE and which render many
otherwise valuable horses nearly worthless.
See AdYertisement. MA 25XIanM
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-11-13

Tho Prince of Wales has very fair
start in the world for young man. His
Cornwall estate has yielded $2,5oO,ooO,
his landed property gives him an income
ofSl25,0o0, Parliament votes him $500 900
a year while his mother lives, besides $780,
900 for Mrs. Wales to spend. Add to this
a very pretty wife and good prospect of
being King of England some day, and the
Prince can be considered "forebauded."
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-11-13
HEIMsTREET's
Inimitable Hair Restorative
1T rs NOT A DYE.

But restores gray hair TO its original color by suppyn
the capillary tubers with natural sustenance, iEpcire
By age disease. All iHsantans0us dyes composed
Of HHG' eaastie destroying the vitality and beauty Of
the hair, and afford OF themselves dressing. Helm
streets Inmitabs coloring only hair its
natural color by easy process but gives the hairs
Luxuriant Beauty,
promotes it's growth prevents its falling o sFAdieAtes
dandu. and imparts health and pleAsantness to the
head 1t has stood the test of time being the orignss
Hair Colorng, and is constantly Increasing in
Used by both gentleman and ladies' II sold by all
spectacle Dealers be by them Of the
mercal agent, D. Barnes, Broadway,N. Y. Two
sizes SO cents and 81. 2omo6
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-11-13

A dispatch from Washington, authorized by
the Secretary of State, announces that the IRON
clad vessels now building at Nantes and Bor-
deaux, it is presumed for the Rebels, have been
promptly arrested by the French Government,
at the intercession of Minister Dayton. Should
this decision Of the Imperial Government be
final it destroys the last lingering hope of the
Rebels of obtaining fleet Thus one by one
their resources fail them, and the complete sup
preston of the Rebellion becomes more certain
ly only question of time.