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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-11-04
RRING- IS TEE VOTE.

as, We trust some Union man from each
township will bring III the vote as soon as
the result is announced. Bring the num-
Der Of votes polled by each party. The
Union Head Quarters be at I. Clapp's
Building. Arrangements will be made to
have .telegraphic dispatches from every
State, before IL O'Clock. ifa ha49apaaf
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-11-04
ELECTION IN NEBRAsKA.

The people of Nebraska have inst elected a
Congressional delegate for. that Territory The
Nebraska Republican says:
"The largest majority by which the Union
men ever carried Nebraska previous to the
present election was l53. Now they have swept
the Territory by the magnificent majority of
I, 500 Allthrongh the canvas the bogus De-
mOcracy were bowling themselves hOarse about
the niger and 'thats what the matter. y
They died Of ''nigger on the brain"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-11-04
$40 to $40 a Dav.

A GENTS WANTED TO SELL THE IMPROVED
"A Little Giant Sewing Machine,
The best Cheap Machine in the United States We are
giving commission BY which the above wages can be
made or viii employ Agents at S75 month and ex-
penses paid For particulars and TERMS address, with
stamp. T. s. PAGE Gen Aren't
Oet- y 1904 EMO Toledo, Ohio
r. s. GLASS, of BaIIville has been appointed Agent
for Sandusky, county, of whom Machines can be bought
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-11-04
PeuneyIvania, Indiana and ohio. Z
nAxnrA a

Walter Burleigh, Union candidate for Con-
gressional Delegate from Dakota Territory, has
been elected over Todd, the present Democrat
ic incumbent by two hundred majority. He
received majority in every organized county
IN the Territory. Dakota is but sparsely set
tied. and the aggregate vote is small
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-11-04
we.t yirEInia an Riehl.

- West Virginia held her election on The 9th
ult., for State officers members Of Congress,
and for members of the Legislature. The I'm
ION State officers, including Governor, were
elected by large msjeritiess all the members of
Z gCmgress are belieVedto be Union, and the Leg
islsture is largely Union in both branches The
State is certain to vote for Lincoln and johnson.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-11-04
Henry WiIliam,s Estate.

FfNHE undersigned having been duly appointed and
Il qualified Administrative of the estate Of Henry Will
lans late Of Sanusky county, Ohio deceased respect
fully requests all persons indebted to said estate to make
Immediate payment and those having clas against the
same will present them legally authenticated for allow
ance- NLPHA WILLIAMS, Admr'x.
By W. PAGE, her Atty
Clyde, Oct 81, 1864. 44w3
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-11-04
New Hampshire.

The Concord Monitor says that the New
Hampshire Union State Central Committee an
,ROunces the following figures as the result of
Their. recent canvass of that State, which does
not include the soldiers vote:
Lincoln, 35, 597
Mcclellan, 81, 27I
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-11-04
PATRI0TIG WORDS,

SIN your hands, nay dissatisfied Ooun-
trymen, and not mine, is the momentuous
issue of civil war. The Government will
not assail you; you can have no conflict
without yourselves being the aggressor;
you have no oath registered in Heaven to
destroy the Government while ] shall
have the most. solemn one to preserve,
protect ana defend il. it.s-Lincoln;s Inaugural.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-11-04

During Sheridan's rapid pursuit of Early, af-
ter the victory of Fishers Hill, the following
note from the rebel rear guard was found pinned
to tree; "Mr. Ysnk, for God sake, stop and let
your horses Craze, and let us poor, starved dew
ills get away, and we'll treat next time we
moot in Strasburg,"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-11-04
B. BRUNDAGE,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Office-In
Bueklanfs Block, opposite the National Bank
Pensions, Bounties and of Pay procured on
era terms.
FREMONT, OHIO.
February O. 1864
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-11-04

LINCOLN 3 InalOIIJy, - d, ozO
DoutfuI voters reported, Z, .fe.3..'5 500
The number of New Hampshire soldiers in
the field must be almost 10, GEO. one half of whom
are voters, and willbe sure to vote ten to one
for Lincoln.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-11-04
INFIRMARY FUND
s4,los n
I,e51 %
$3.50
Total Receipts,

RECEIPTS.
Amount collected December 90 1858, e<.-- A. 1os Al
do do June 20, 1854, Iasi a.
Total Receipts, S815o An
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-11-04
GMRF
Fremont, Lima 4 Union Railroad.

sTrans stop only on signal.
Frsins this Road leave Fremont after the arrival Of
the Morning trains from Cleveland Toledo and arrive
in the evening in time to go either East or West
Passengers by this line reach Finday several hours in
advance of any other route.
Buy Tickets, via Fremont, Cleveland and Toledo at
the Ticket Offices of the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
Fremont. Oct %, 1884 't sup =
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-11-04
OuI UUtuIcIIb 56IVduI, =
ABRAHAM LINCOLN

A Massachusetts, soldier writes: "There are
very few Gopperheads in the army. IDever
saw but one and he was coward The fact is,
asoldier cannot be Copperhead. It lis only
another name for traitor, and it is not in the ma
ture of soldier to be either
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-11-04
National Union Ticket.
ar ELECTION DAY-NOVEaEBER STH.
- - liaH FOR PREsIDHNT, sn
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
= isals FOR VICE PRESIDENT, :.
ANDREW JOHNSON,


,''.'4 JOHN NJ zCONNELb, !, ,.,,.
7em JOHN P, PIEHN, d 4 4A''dr41'1'eS.
1 .9is JOHN K. GREEN, :. s.e5t r..s H,si
STANLEY MATTHEWS, ,s..
' LEWIS B. GUNCKEL,
T STEPHEN JOHNSTON,
- sWILHIAM L. WALKER,
MILES, GARDNER tilf
-, HENRY w. SMITH, 80
OZIAS BOWEN, t
p 'a JACOB SCROGS,
sii iiiWILLIAM SHEFFIELD,
saios GEORGE sA.sWALLERy, a. Z isal
,,sg HENRY f.. PAGE, -, 8 sr-,, ss.ul
JAMES r. STANBERY, -,
JOHN H. McCOMBS,
FREDERICK w. WOOD,
~ LORENZO DANFORD,
'''' 80. JOHN McC0OK, ~ =
.''' . SETH MARSHALL,
e'.- ABNER KELLOGG. =
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-11-04
S2,sSI so
Total Expenditures,

IOtal EXpenolbures, tzyo01 %
AUDIrOR's OFFICE, October IL, 1854
l. OSCAR BALL. Auditor OF Sandusky County, Ohio, do
hereby certify that the foregoing is correct statement
of the amounts received and disbnrsed the above
funds, for the year ending September LIST, 1854
OSCAR BALL, Auditor.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-11-04
Correspondence Cincinnati Commercial.
FROM C0LUDIBUS.

Columbus, Oct. 3d.. C. Wetmore, ESQ.,,
Ohio Military Agent at Washington City, tele-
graphed to Governor Brough to-day that he had
succeeded in procuring fifteen day furloughs for
all Ohio soldiers in hospitals and transportation
to their homes, in order that they may cast their
votes at the Presidential election.
Since the 18th day of July last, the date of
the last call for 100000 men, the State of Ohio
has sent to the field over $4,000 soldiers, which
is greatly over her quota. In the last sixty
days 10000 men have been sent to the 'front.'
These facts are CLEANED from the books of the
authorities here.
The skies are bright as regards the coming
Presidential election. Advices from all parts
of the State put it beyond question that the
Union majoritN on the I1th of October will be
Overwhelmingly large. The Copperheads are
laying their Shiny plans to stock the bailot-box
with fraudulent votes; bat their designs are
known, and effectual steps have been taken to
counteract all such dastardly operations.
The expose by Bingham of the indianapolis
Sentinel, published in the Commercial of Satur-
day, is read with intense interest and astonish-
ment, and is doing good work among Con-
servative Mcclellan men, by working their con-
version to the support of Abraham Lincoln
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-11-04
Election Day,

q Let every Union man bear this
in Inind and SO ARRANGE his busi-
ness as 20 devote the whole day
for the success of the Union can
didates.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-11-04
HOW DEMOCRATIC SUCCESS Is POssI-
tsalkk3ti BILE. fttf


The Toronto Globe calmly and impartially dis
cussing the Chicago Convention, as an outside
observer of political affairs in the United States
says:
limo important success should be achieved by
the Federal armies before November, the candi-
date put up at Chicago would poll very large
vote. If General Lee should win an important
battle, it might be possible to elect the Demos
cratic candidate, or at all events throw the cleo
tion into Congress-. AN important Federal VIC
tory before Atlanta Petersburg, however,
would put Mr.. LincOln's success, by an over
whelping majority, beyond a peradventure.-
Thus Democratic success possible only by means
of ofdiSdster to The national arms. IT they ever
think of the reflection must be an ugly one to
the leaders of the Democratic party that their
failure in the political campaign, and the ulti-
mate restoration of the Union under Mr.. Lincoln's
policy, would hand their names down to the ex-
ecration of future generations of their country
men. ~ s
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-11-04

sRaIIy round the Fag, BOys:''
BE at the Polls with your full
strength next Tuesday.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-11-04
James Evan,s Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
IN been appointed and duly qualified Administra-
tor the estate Of James Evans deceased late Of Scott
Township Sandusky county, Ohio. All interested will
take notice. j. H.. JENNINGS.
Scott Township, Oct "A, 1854 ISwSs
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-11-04
AM ExHTRTT
COUNTY FUND.

nF the Receipts and ExpeBaflures efsabssskY conn
" ty on County, Bridge and In6rsnsr fund.- fdf the
year ending September nTst, 1851
COUNTY FIND
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-11-04
The President THINK. Gen. sheridan.

"O AAO7A~O"e nihhS Ueh' SueFAudhs
The following letter from the President was
read to all the regiments of Sheridan's army
yesterday: s
Executive MANSION,
WAsHNGToN, Oct. %, 1864. {
"Major-G General Sheridan: With great pleas
ure l tender you and your brave army the
thanks of the nation and my own personal adj
miration and gratitude for the months opera
tiOns in the Shenandoah Valley and especially
for the splendid work of October I9. --
"Your obedient servant
"ABRAHAM LINCOLN" ;"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-11-04
TICKETS.

TICKETS
Township not supplied with Tickets can
get them at the Journal, Office.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-16

Dmus the ftiia1 ~ eoaniy
u43t ms IL t'sanee ita 90
81 terg e8i t acf ED of laa
fers bal rsd aun8 iiss nfea
Sire ttat biaEi heeinlly On fhe
hrarih Is ihr lsF roam. wi,tn irar.
slfr conferred De- upb, aI q cpli. bui
go one moved % gisr han . place 60
safm bis slime. - g. l.anrd against
rs aall u ID lack part oftbe u.oa,
Az iss slnaa ,oaag limt a ihe law
atig sd hsal, heu ihy following -
alo as W lacr
lsm ouk Ike i traveller
Wall, SUPPOSE ati--l arm come
fun N .e5a.in t,of. II aHy rate
Fmm Nia4nsn' Wiai d.
fa1ce o. come %, o1r lsair Of b..
Wall. ,lont il, "a, how
.at. DID yam ever prs through
leil ia kour lrsf 9.
" -ir. tasg bkeu tamug lip
oaf-tiri.."
thought likely. Well. whaI nre
ilse Wannr,s a,ld customs there
>ame OF q. would ike a. know"
o. yoa u Gad them wry much
ibe same as ia ias place the lawyer
- u arrest toe ire.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-16

Tie following letter has been re- ei-
ted . t.e prisciI.al 81 i public school
iu Eu2ltnd. ia &c ~ t. a circular ask
lng De opinion VI lhe parents upon tue
ptaaire 81 fugi -
"ReAR sir laur 4 igging cirklar
i. tlub received, | hope. rs 20 my sos
John ,oa uili hog hiu ju-t 50 often ~,
you like liees bad boy Is } Ian -
A.lliauh I,e been in the habit Of
U.arling him misrlf, il seems to me lie.
will barn nulhiue--his sprilin /. spes
lall uii,agusly deficient. Naliup bin,
wei Su, and you will receive ~,
heasly thonks. leurs Nose, Walker,
r. :. Wat accounts Tor john being .ul Ii
a bad secular Is that he, my sun by
nay nile's first husband
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-16

NJ, ling that is not Wholesome ceHaland res
ioraiiye ia it, nature enters into the compost
ton Of IlosfETTtE's STOMACH liIrrtEs. Ibis
popular preparation contain. 40 mineral ot any
kut no deadly bofanica element. 80 iiery cX
cifan,: but il j. cam5i alton Of tie rxtrlcts
IL rare halsamie herb, AND plants with tie JAR
cst and miidest Of All dfIusive sti nulunfs.
II j. well 10 be fore EARNED against disease, AMI,
SO ar rs the human sy.lem can be rr0'cc. Ell
hy human means against maade. chscn tered
by an uHwhole.ame atmosphere. pure wgier
and other external causc,. ilosTEfTrE's BIr-
ms NAV be relied Oh 81. a safeguard.
In districts infested with Ferer and 4qie, Il
has been iound intaible as a preventive aud
irresistible ~ a remedy and thousands who re-
sort to IT uuder apprehension fan attack, es.
ca2e the seourge; and thousands who neglect
10 ayail themselves 81 L. protective qualities 10
advance. nrc cured by "a very brief course 81
this marvellous medicine. Fever aud Aeue pa
,ienis, after cilg piied with qHsnMe Tor months
IN vain, until fairly saturated wiilitAat danger
Gus akaloid, are not unigequeutiv re.t9red IL
health within few day by the use IF Hos
IErTEK's BfTrEns.
fhe weak stomach isapidly inyigorted and
the appetite re.fred by u.s.. agreeable Iotdc,
and hence it works wonders if cases DgSpepsii
aid ia iess confirmed forms Of Indigestion. Act
ing a. 4 gentle and painless appeueni, as well
Q. apon the liver, i aiso Hfarably relieves the
Cs,asta1fi0a FHPerindaced hy irregular action
Of the digestive and secrtize organs
Persons q feeble habit. liable 20 Nervous ~
ks. Lgraess ~ N.ortfs sud fifS II Lqaqosr.
ftid prompt aad permanent rel lei foiu The iiii-
tors Tie testimony oH tiis point Is 'nosi con-
elusive. atd iren ss;h sexes
Tie agony II Bstaae Ca1it = Immediately rs
suaacJ Ia 4 So gle dose ,f che s,HHusui, add
81 .ccasionaliF resariHg q u, thc return y The
eaun aimi may be prevented.
a. Gea, ral Tonic. llosrErrEH's BrTRGs
produce effect. which must DC experienced or
Witnessed tefgc ti8ey eRn - falls appreciated.
H. case. 81 Constitutional Htakusss. Premature
Dteav aud Debility and Deempifade arising
from oLp AcEif exercises the eclectic influence
Ia the rohsalesecni staEes II No diseases i up-
crates - 4 delightful iEyepr4n'. v ben the
powers ~ aafarc sire relaxed, i operates 70 re.
enforce ana re-estahlish ihcm.
Last bas not least. 4 81 The Only Sgff Siasa.
f1at. beina manufactured lfun souud aud in.
Docnous msfefals. ard entirely free om the
aeid elements present mnfs ~ les - ali the Or
diaars renies ana stasaachics.af tie dsT.
So family medicine has bees - aaFeraliy.
ard. b NAV be fraly added. Gfferrtdig poaulsr
wifb flte iagel igenf VnF'i6a 81 tie eutpmauiig,
A. ilosrtFranss BiTTrHs.
preB4raa bY ll0~fEffEN & SMITH,
Fifshanzi, feHas, igania.
sold 81 al nYaggisis Grocer ana Store
keag,er& e4erqm efe Ia
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NoTICE.

IL she heirs sai legal Representatives q De-
ceased hiTle.-rs. soldier aid setmat 4 tie Ar
n.T ard NAVY of fhe l3uitefi @faies.
beandenizae9 q LiteNssf tsasa. Agsaf ~
Der flf ifas u Csagrfas wi sve sis pefsanal
a,fuutsoH - lie pus.reailon o. ea aip' % eoF
efruseuf a. agrearaees % paF bauafies. aad
pesss ase A niefsse ia .Ilth ciasius are r..
minded r tis mlfrgiuit II eaf.t rlitraflnnt.
Bus5ne.s rassaetea q ibe otiiee u ihe PRO
Gate Iaff
aiaaeaesef. /. SARGEANT.
Fe4. Ie lees. tvA
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& lias gtnrfsl iasn VII b nm5
Is et Ser hin IS iAn hsh
= le thefa tosA q l- ~ l.it cA1,.
ps4sn us ivHaes as.
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Ball Card,
Business Card, or
Wedding Card,
Ball Card,

Leave yop- order at Tng JouENAL orFieE
and VIC win guarantee to please YOU in style
and price.
Ifyou wan,a Circular, in the best style, well
printed, leave your order at fuE jounNAL Jon
rmxtINo 0fFcE.
We have large and complete assortment q
cards aud car board, Of all co'ors aud quail
ties. Also, ni-lIead Book and Note paper Of
al kinds and qualities.
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rGNoaA>oroy QrAoE pocroas All


Through the ignorance - Tie Qnatt Drcia
knowing no other 4med' lefebe apou Mil
ctCr Y and gives it to a bic Patterns 10 ri
bresa, &c, 20 the uosiren4 bRker equally y
nodHt Bdils 70 NJ, 70 called Sfiatfs, n rclh
Ahtidute. Re, bpil relying upon MS effect,
curing tow hHpded, il S ilunphtA - snt
ru. wu,s tr9pg nat the band Bat, 81 tst nptl
iuE is .8id 81 tie bamucH. me "a Nhefn 81
oh,r. grow wore, ava are 'cit q Hugfr ~
suiier tor month. m wears, uHti uiiete orea
81, q pestio, by competent rh5seaf.
BuTAtL QuACKs Al,h NoT MORAN
NtVifl- an9ng the foregoing fioi' afe lnos \
~ s.me Cuaca portoi. aud Au.trmu HHtv
yot. rcgudlr. ul the lte und ieaiii 81 alhe|
tbere me those twAg ihcm whu wit even -
iur tbemselYes, goutmaiciWg giving iucicHI
70 ther patients ~ tlai u ootRnud ia lh,|
Nosttuns So that he % uai Zee" iaay be 4
taiuct for prle ,eliS curing, o. its dufar'
"fuctiau Of it mas Dc biained "a ~
nmn Il . TN, flHI na $ he deceive AK
and uselcs.it spend mtae aiiuuuis tot sAieI
meH{s With quHrkefy.
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rI1n TfIE LADIl.N.

rI7O THE LADIES. The ccicbra
i Dh l.. Dix paiiieulHrs invite. ~ iaf
Wha need Ntata " SWti eiadfser. toi
Ut his Rooms, 40. 81 iihieou Street ltust
lass, msirh flct viii aruoecd rtleH ~
80 accommodation.
JR. Din mtne devoted over twcniy "a
70 this pariV uIar hrai el ~ tie tfeaimei q
dsm.fs peculiar 10 fgmle4, it lsuem ctBcel
bgal lbuth rouAtfFana lWaPe q
lie cNee,l- gil o.htr kraNH pmeiiiatrfs in|
safe, pecly aHd eapguni tieanem u ALI
ulalr complaints.
medcne a@ prepared with tho czpa
PIE pese u lenmYlne Hil dlseafes, ueli as
DdHiy. ~easne.., uuatuth snrwfe.lafle.
bug, metfs e fie womb. als. NJ d.selH|
Nhich lltw ii0ni mgrbid .tnte % tie blnoa
j llc Doctor l0a iulg prepared ipNr'a n
peculHH siyc, butll medically and ufgei 4
40 dj.eases ~ lip female sex. aud tltY aiel
speciiulf invited u call at
No. 81 EBdirOll SIrict, fodon.
All letter. fgnrpg advicS must cotiain
do lar to entutr nU pIIs 9tr.
Boston. BAN. 70, 1se4.- Iy5e
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QuAeK Nosrl.uM MAKENs.

through iHlse certificate. and rcicr uccs, nnI
recommendation l ibe med cine tyHe dead
who etHt0t cNpee rcmt8aiici thcui o. wh,
bc'idfs. g. iuf at thrir imposition, copy fni5
Medical lip Il Wtthi'ai p written 81 lie Goa
iits ind affects 70 t.aHpUt Herga aud plaut'E
and a.clthe al file seme r. lbeiriils lxtraeiE
Specifics, Sc. moFa which, II Hoiall, ceulail
Mercury. beeaUsp e tie age.em beiitf - Il
"cnfIue cytri hBY tH now SHOWN 10 %
mme tlian is cured, a'sl ilpse mol kiiie1, ca
stlHtiUHay mca oi Vie.
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BraadieS, Gias and Wines,
iISo, Jobbcr in all kinds Of D0grsic
Liquors.

HAVING pcilies equal. IL not uperior 70
i 4 aux other House. tof a5ialning my Good.
DircCt under Custom llonsc Srii ! most re
snectmy call tie attention Of ihe County
Goln.e IS. iouefs. also Town Agent. and d,7llcrs
gcueriIly, t. examine nv goods before pufchs
inc. An Goods Hirranfedasrfprfscp ~ no
SHE. Nv stock consists ia part as followsi
8iard, DupeF 4 Cp., !. & I Mari q, inies
Robin & Co. " BarrarroH & Co. United Pro-
prie,ore. Peile@oiae & signelle ljraudies, Mn
ier's Swau, De kapper's London Excise, St
Nicholas. Excelsior and Cifron IrBe GINS, ~.
Crpix. Jamaica Had Antique Ruins, London.
llaugarign ana burgundy Poff Wines, Sweet
and Dry Soutli Side MADEIRA, Pale and BfowH
sherry Wines Zimmerman and long~nrlI's
0iia Wines Champagne und Ciaret. ~ sWians
brands. OLD BOURBON. Monobgghea. llld
I've md Wheat Whiskie4 % the very 6uest
quality A-o, Mehan's Irish Alalt Nhikey.
Al 81 which are offered a Tie lowest market
prices
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T,ke no more B1'srm, Mercury, pap easqt
R,itmes tor aRpieasatt and aaps asfiistasts,
IIri.NuOLu'n EXTRACT nuctu AND tMFLpNEb
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kentucky stntc rnir.
NIicI,ignn stntc TaIr.

First Prcinum for Machine for 40 purpose.
fint Premium a Machine work.
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FIRST Premium }r Manufacturing Machine.
First Premium for Machine Work
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IndInnn slnte Fair.
Vermont STATE Fair.

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