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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-30
IAunouneonen,s.I

CRIPPLED FOR LITR.-lIad the people of this free
and country known q s merits the LoSE LIs
sESr log ss, those who crippled for lie would be enjoying
Themselves a. tho majority ofus This filling remedy ior
or be.., n s . recommended be- Try a. and be convinced
Resms. cuts Wound' spain' BnleS and ell shn diseases
d...prc.- on q. 4ti -. toT ,..s b. 81 Drlsg'sta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-30
NJ. W-JRRsEY We.

A SAVINGS BANK BRoKEs IyTo. AT IA early hour
yesterday morning the door u the Fifth Ward 6angs Bank
Of Grove.s and Payona.aye. fund standing
open by Of The paromen Upon entering burglars tools
were found sitewed the Moor and ce9sfG attempt
had been made 20 df tbs safe No finds cold have been
obi aired tie money removed from the baLt every even
Ing btf r. the bank closes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-30


% % yiD.-ror machine OF
WILCOX GIBBS TnE BEsg MACHINE ~ THE WORLD"
THE RIGHT MAN ~ THE RIGHT PLACE.--WGsh-
inaon was Jackson tie XII monster banks
and Modification Lincoln the for co. and Grant the
tho Nation with the soap his New YORK City
viii tie face hands and body and clothes with s labor aud
expense other Economists should b. J. bAB
SOAP and SALERATUs Sid By Groceis everywhere
An Grafton delivered on the " Fourth" is somewhat
and audience Just then kEHrs East
be taken with the happes suts For tae By
at " holese Depot No lo4 heade-rt
TURKISH BATHS, No. i} Laight-st.-Those baths
c'eln.e tie siinrury tle boadpro bcsihpo nq eand
fe body for aftiv duties Of he Many disease,
ftal Ia t c0allry sre these
Hour: to n 10 p lie. Ladies' 10 to u M sundays
Geuts to II a.
UNITED STATES
IIPR AND Acc DENT lNsURAgcg COMPANY
" D.,
Organized January g. 1890.
IHsuRRs AGAiYsr
DRArH kyaRY CAusa
whether
AcCDENrs, CHOLERA.
On pnrAB OP Any AiHD,
WITH WIBorr WKKLY CoHP SsAroH PoH DisAbLTf TkoA
Rates Premium this Company than those in any
other
CASH CAFITALr S2ofTiol
A. A. HowLHrr President. e. =. CSrocN, Nfee-ff ilent
h. W. & H. b. OATra. General Agents,
Oihce No. IS We.lst., Now-Io1k Ciiy
The BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH, which protects
inysby damage each window ard door, ia in operation
Az tbe Office No rs. Broadway. L. HOLMES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-30
CITY NEWS.

The Central Park Commissioners announce that
il the weather fine there Win be music the Mall 1t the
Park Saturday Goth inst, commencing at p NJ, BY The
Central Park Band under tie leadership Of II. b. DodwoTh
Tic FLOWING is The programme:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-30

FOUGTH or july IN JERSEY CITY.-The C,,IDmen
Council mmee appointed to arrange for celebrating the
Fourth ofJu In jersey City appropriation Of $500 an
nOunce the programme rs follows;
salute a % guns al sunrise by the Hudson County Az
tery fourth section.
Bel Of churches and public buildings to be rung 10
minutes at sunrise and sunset.
A general display Of National cOlors requested
In evening the balance Of the money will be expended
for dsly Of fireworks to be set of at Hamllonquare
No mention oi music.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-30

CLEVELAND, Friday. June 90 1866
NeCopnelI the murderer of Mrs Colvn, IN OlListead,
Ohio last Spr Ug has been found guilty OF murder in the
bIst degree.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-30

RELIEF FOR DISABLED SOLDIERS or Tnm FOURTH or
JuLY.-The Soldiers and sairs' Employment aud Relief
Agency, No 1876 Canas, will distribute relief among the
mos needy Of soldiers and sailors the Fourth Of July
Contributions TO the amount OF $40 have been already
ceyed oI th purpose Tae number Of applicants who have
since February last received relief once month Is al and
the number OF children depending upon them Is l67
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-30

INDECENT AssAULT.-A young man giving the
nance John Smih arrested By OHt.r Amsdon taken
before Recorder Martindae yesterday charged by Francis
Afoulds Of No. CA ouleomey jersey City with having
made an indecent assault bis daughter aged 10 years the
evening previous Tho prisoner committed to the County
fsf G,rt rfqf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-30
A NOBLE GIFr.-The Dean Of tie Faculty of the

NOBLE GIFT.--The Dean of tie Faculty of the
General Theological protestant Episcopal Seminary
egeeaby surprised Yesterday afternoon by receiving
very valuable donation to the library u that institution The
gift was fac-simile copy Of tie Coiex Snecu'.' the
famous manuscript Of the New loslamcnt Scriptures dis
covered by DR. 1schendon some few years 80 The work
copied and csotroyped by orcr Of the Emperor Alex
audeI ol Russia aud bat few copies Of that elegant edition
haye reached th country. there beag W. correctly
fs,med but In New-lOfk CITY, in the AstOr Library
The donation 10 he Seminary has bsen forwarded from En-
l1sad the order and expense OF John H. Swift esq
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-30
Letter from, Gen. Howard.

Major-Gen. Howard has addressed the following
letter 10 Tie RW York Tes correct tie misstasmonts u
that paper:
WAX DEPARTMENT BUREAU or REFUGEES
FREEDMEN AND ABANDONED LAgDs
WASHINGTON. June %, 1866. J
To ne Edits Q The Neg. York Tina.
LfAE STh llye dliipIa in The N,N Ygrt TiYss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-30

ROBBED HIS EMPLoyER.-Joseph McCaster, a
col,red colohmaa yesterday arrested by Officer Nc.
Gown OF the Twontyninh Precinct the complaint Of his
employer. Mr. Peter Moler OF No $40 Flfthaye The
pansnt states that the night Of the seh inst four sets Of
double harness single harness wooden blankets and
whip altogether OF tho value Of cJ0 stolen from his
stable In triysecordst On the night OF tho robbery
cred wagon was seen 10 halt In Ont OF the building and
tie prisoner IL charge Of the stable ut the time and
since acted IN rather suspicious manner he caused BIS
rest Tie accused committed for trial by Justice Dodge
In dciau Of $500 bail lie is native OF CTayesend L. H.
and q years VI ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-30

SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER between 3 and 4
o'clock yesterday morning, Officer 0Conner arrested well
dressed young giving the Il Daniel Cosos whom
h. fund fuHus around tho porter house Of MIS- hurTly
10 lnl1.. 20 J.fcy c.y llvn lnag lntel N Obs Police
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-30
The Brooklyn YACHT CUBA meeting Of the

TIE BROOKLYN YACHT CLUD.-A meeting Of INC
Brooklyn Yacht Club held wednesday highs at No
Cougs the President Gl5ert Wright IN the chair. The
usual business Iang been disposed Of the p1as were
awarded tic fortunate wiunos az tho recent regatta oi The
Club James Troy esq carried of the rst prize handsome
yef coffee urn cream pitcher and suguTbOHl The second
pf1e It's character 30 the tr and was awarded
10 Commodore Whitney The third prize awarded 70
Hem. Smedey Prize Of less value also distributed TO
seye Others The late President Of the Club Mr. Peter w
Orandsr hr presented hu the haEks Of tho CLUB hand
sorey enggose and framed FOR the admiratl, manner in
which he discharged his duties.
FOURTH OF JULY.-The Fourth of July is TO be
celebrated IN the manner IN this city by firing gallos 10
both DISTRICTS morning ard and rowords on Fort
Union POnd IN the evening Tho bel VII also DO
rung at sunrise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-30

fNBENKf1ADY, FRIDAY, June ~, leot.
The Schenectady 10 conceive Words are already N
rapid process Of reconsr sion, ana VIII be III eonpe'o
operation again b. FalL =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-30

DEATHS PROM observation-disclosures Gamble yes
erday held inquest at Bellevue Hospital the bodies Of
the following persons taken into that institution Wednesday
last suffering the heat and who aerward died
George Hoffman German butcher aged IS years residing
Stanton ST., found By tho Police at the Of
Tweniy.ninth.st. and Broadway.
An unknown who found at the Of First
aud Fourteenth officer Of the Seventeenth Precinct
He apparently aborer aged about IS years, and Of
medium hight.
Francis Doughery native Of Ireland aged about 30 years
He taken into the Eleventh Precinct station house
nscnsibe condition and taken the hospital where he
subsequently recognized by his friends
Tho verdict usual Ia rendered In each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-30

CRY RAILROAD STOCK FOR SALE.--Mr. \. VI. Moo
lay viii sell to-day. No. III Broadway Slo0o) Of Broad
way Seyenthayc Railroad stock, which, Ike other city
railroad stock Is seldom IN Sic man and worth o a.,ea
ton II buyers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-30

BURGLARY n GsEBYwICH-ST. William Williams
and Michael Dempsey aged 10 and IL years respectively
Thursday night entered the cigar store Of John Mccall Co
No 1911 Geenwichs Before they cot plumber
discovered by Officers Smith aud Ilsh OF the Twenty
Seventh Precinct who arrested them in the OF tie store
where they had ecreed Themselves The young Lopeuls
made unsuccessful attempt to escape. Yesterday Justice
Hogan committed them for trial In default OF bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-30

CONSTITUTION
|. LIFE SYRUP.
positive specific remedy for all diseases originating from an
IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD ard for al (he,da,y) Dis
EASES transmitted fiOm PARENT TO CHILD.
SCROFULA,
sTRUMA, GLANDULAR swELLNGs
ULcERATloN. KNos EVIL
ERYsPELAs. SALT RHEUM.
This ont and AoorinED filing life with untold mis-
cry IL By all asoal medical remedies incursble.
RHEUMATISM.
Here Guy which the cons,u,ion Life sip s,c,
en rheumatism and It's kindred affections The mot in
pain. instantly snsvedenOrmous swelling, ar.
reduced ce. vicariou twenty CT thirty yesr stand
ing have been cured
NERVOUSNESS.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, SHATTERED NERVES
ST. yTUs DANCE. LOSS OF POWER
CONFUSION OF THOUGHTS, EPILEPSY
Thousands who have years will day which
they read these nes Particularly suffering viii
Ills medicine prove nesnabe blessinsdeng as ioOlFs
to Hope which f4lGls more than it promises
MERCURIAL DISEASES.
SALVATION, RorTTNd OF BONES
BAD coMPLExoN, ACRES IN BONES,
FEELING OF WEAKNESS DEPRESSION or SPIRITS.
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP FaFse' the system entirely rom
al e evil Effects Of MERCURY, removing tie Bad Breath as
tic Weak Joint. and Pains which The Of cloa
sure to produce ], hardens srongy the Teeth
frmy as
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
rrses root and brsne all Erupve Diseases the Skin as
ULCERS, PINPLEs. BLOTCHEs,
md difficulties Of This kind which much dGslFe the out
ward aprlrarce eboh male. and females often making item d.
! ssstirg obect to themselves and their fiend@
z
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
CURES ALL SWELLING OF THE GLANDS,
Eof the Face NseA Fen ale Breast and should be 'sen "
eon as The swelling detected thus preventing their brea,r and
Producing oabesome DlctaIas Sores which 'assEe Of
he younger portion community, fom SIX to twenty years Of
ase Young children very sutjee, Discharges om the Ears
which depends upon srofaOu constitution These soon re-
cover By taking a few doses Of the Lie syrup.
Al se.osoas r,r.oas suffering General Debility, Ei.ioa,
Dg.psF.a and Dropsy Of the mb, abdomen and he female,
Drorsy tie and womb generally accompanied h aa
uon and Liberation the Uterus permanently cured BY Con
.uion Life syrup The disease known Gaie swes Neck.
LIE syrup entirely The remedy should Be taken
rtac ae aisele e1eea.n rs rOrs and stubborn and
/ wiz rot be removed without extra Effort
Tlos of,4e Ovsres Breast and swelling ofoher
glands afAe boly completely .eda,el wlos. rconrsO
( the llis. o. oseaons Of any A.aa.
Y
T,iepte F sympaihcie ga,c Diseases Of tho iIec,
papon Disease Valves prolgels ains cling 'oaas
DForsy ofe Heart Of this mpoTsr. organ
cr.or suffering any region ofthe heas viii
be greatly relieved by Constitution Life Syrup
BROKEN DOWN AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS,
SUFFERING PROM ISDrsPosrrloS
Loss or MrxoRr FoREsopSs HoRRoR OF CuAxirr FrAa
DISEASE DrNSzss VISION, DRY Hor SKIN ExrEEHrss
WANT OF SLERP RErLEsSEs PALE HAsGARD corsIEsAscS,
AND LAssITups MUSCULAR SYSTEM, all require ~
| tie CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP.
II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-30

THE BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH which protects
nyby without damage each window ard door, in operation
az the oihce, No. 25i Broadway. T. HOLMES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-30

ARRIVED
,ei a. to Edg IL lolrfts NE C. PARED 4aser Ma'e ari
M aS i: Lay g. Fte' r. Groom NeSlsssG T. died Both
were paileusers. -
Bark Amelia GIamb.) nom Rio Jaaei'o.
WIND-At sanfe,, s. light
%
TX INGSFORDs OSWEGO CORN STARCH I'M
~ seasons Of Cn0lftA, G. Ply rrrtinr EPIDEMIC se
D. made ifau tlr g.o.. delicate l-f % INDIAN CORN
Il g..y Of 3seoa, md cs-i ,nd mos, Nutritious
For sale by al PROMINENT GRcCERs
w S FOR DWELLINGS. c SATIN nA2IAsESs
s~~Hur bROtAlELLtS
sXYLGHTs. sEaRls,
&c, REFS
SWISS LACE.
BRAYs PATENT FIXTURE LIMO
Ecst 100 MUSLIN
O. 4. ~. - KEiTY.
Now At No. AZ rrosdvay. below Dfaad't
NUsKfrO NETS
OL& b. kelly,
30 a. hroa-,sny
WET LINEN n p C1i, 4 ,r , ,y,r,rs
No 80 6RTTNN fCll-Sf
A FHfS Thj' E, WwSS5S
sHIRTINus srd
GOODS FOR SOS We W.
rINO CAPITALISTS and BUSINESS NM rave
just Ifel Letters Patent r it rI c. % 1cFr 90 Great
Bn'an France, md Belgium fT sUGG2TIs Ceian'cl coBEp
III. which fsle Ey process good vel = pure
be- obtained Ia two b Iolt ff.ia..
fol Ac tpIly 90 JANIS 2. O. M Village, " J.
L. s.-A ew States. South and West yet uu.oN.
90 TO MACFARLAND's Book Store, corner
~ Twenty hris ard Broai@sy there youw hnd 30 the INV
BOOKS Of the day aud a the old STANDARD Ncrss and choice
English, French end Scotch statonsFr
30 TO. THOMAS II. AGNEWs Greenwich and
" Tic rl
n
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EAClsE.

NETTING or THE BOARD YEsTERD Y AFTERNOON
PGPTY.TIvB LICENCES GEASTED-ANOrHE tn BATCH
or IyJUNCTIOys EECEVED-ABRE545 TOR VIOLA
m ~
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-20
"VSE rVHE, RESTs,'

DIR. CLOCKS EXCELSIOR HAIR RESTORER
is the best preparation for the hair offered to the
public and the only pOssessiHg alt meris claimed
forh 1t restores gray hair to its original color makes
hair gro bald heads when the disease Iot heredi
tary., RsmoUsssen.f, daRdrE6, &c, arrests its falling
of turning gray sick headache aud all diseases
of the ,eap harsh piry hair to become beautiful
y soft and rriaHtly glossy 1t is elegantly perfumed
and ALL that be desired a dressing 1t contains
NO sugar Of other mineral luxurious to the
head and hair and Of heh preparations in the
market composed butts purely UegsG6is compound.
We challenge TIE orld to produce instance where the
Res0rer has failed when used according to directions
Hair phite is with arUcHoHs rapidly restored
to all its pristine beauty by Its dye but by
supplying the secretion of the Capillary Gland as
Rest0rcr Among the thousands who have used it we
have yet to learn of who is not perfectly satisfied
with results Mothers whose chdreRs hair is harsh
aud ry thin and sean will find by using the Restor
er, it will Immediately improve and may be dressed in
any position desred-thus laying the foundation for
good head of hair desirable in after life The pro-
pretor is of the many who have been disappoint
ed by the high sounding pretense of the pre-
partitions with which the market has been filed for
few years past but such entire confidence does he place
in the of his Restorer that he offers in all CAGES
to refund the money after thorough two bottles
convince the most sceptical of its merits Sold by all
druggists at 81 90 per BOTTLE six bottles for $500
F.B.CL0CK, Proprietor,
[l3y1l Manchester, N. H.
S. BuokLASD b soys Agents, Fremont, Ohio.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-20
BOSH,


Weare not at all surprised that the Messenger
undertakes to make political capital out of 10
cal notice in the JOURNAL concerning "squab-
bic" on election day. The attempt is quite in
accordance with long established copperhead
precedent. The JOURNAL is charged with abusing
certain parties who happened to be engaged in
said squabble." What the JOURNAL did was
simply to chronicle the occurrence, without note
or comment as our readers know. We may
overestmate the intelligence of the parties; but
if not, they are sensible enough to know that
the Messengers twaddle on this score is all boSh
mere party clap-trap, by which they hope to
make votes Itis an insult the intelligence and
regard for principle and patriotism of those for
whom it is intended, and will doubtless be clear
ly comprehended by them. Are men who have
suffered and dared all for their country 10 be
finally cajoled into association with copperheads
who either openly sympathized with the enemy
during the war or were too mean or too cow
ardly to aid their country in the hour of peril
land whose whole party energies are now de-
voted to restoring rank rebels 10 seats in Con-
gress and other high places We don't believe
that the mass of those who fought to put down
rebellion are now going back upon their prin-
ciples to train with copperheads and traitors,
We do not believe they are willing to lose the
fruits Of their glorious victory over rebellion by
replacing the Government in the hands of reb-
els-hauds red with the life-blood of their fall
len comrades But, candidly, is not this what
the coprerhead democracy is trying to accom-
plsh? They demand the immediate admission
of rebels to Congress who cannot take the oath
of loyalty They even demand the abolition of
the OATH. Not only this, but they want to give
rebels peculiar privileges that loyal men do not
enjoy-as it were, premiums to reward the crime
of treason against the best of Governments.
One of these rewards is the apportionment of
representation which the copperhead party pro-
pose 10 give the South, by which one rebel will
have two votes 70 Northern mans one. The
Union party fayors an .ag1endment to the Con-
stitution by which the representation in Con-
gress shall be just in proportion TO the actual
number of voters This amendment is opposed
by all copperheads The fact is they want the
| South TO obtain control of the Government, so
] that they, who befrierded the rebels during the
war, may receive their reward for the aid and
comfort then given. Next Fall soldiers will he
urged to vote for candidate for Congress who
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-20
Transfers of Real Estate,


For the week ending April ID, 1866. pre-
pared by A. F. GALLAGHER, County Recorder:
W Spreng to B Flint, Green Greek Sec
ton II, $500
Tucker d Jones 10 Geo. Miller, go acres,
Townsend, section IA, $500
Geo Miller to Shafel, 40 acres, Town
send. section Ii, 1000
Woodward to II H House, 81 acres,
Riley, section l9, 1000
w V Gale to VIM H Gale, % Is acres,
Green Creek, section ii, 500
John Capp TO G Eisahoot, 90 acres, WASH
ing, section l8, $50
W Il Gale to W N Gale, a Is acres,
Green Greek, section IL, 500
W Stellar to Stahl, W part lot 277, Fre-
mont, 500
B R Bacon to c Clapp lots 194, 1875, 1876
and 2IO, Cldye, $500
] L Ames TO Gates, lot $751; Clyde, 10
Mowery to j Fabing, 50 acres, jackson,
section 26 500
NJ Binkley to Binkley 50 acress, San
dusky section 81, 1900
r j Henry to S Lefler, 40 acres, jackson,
section 80 130
John Ryan to S Bruner, 4 lot 968 Fre-
mont 800
Jackson, section %, 640
R Norton Admr. to d Snyder, rs acres,
jackson, section 81, 1888
Same to Robinson d keenan,, 40 acres,
dickson, 90, 1900
L Smith TO John Path, 80 acres, Riley,
section 80, 4,40O
A Cochran TO A Hocless lot SO, Fremont, 3l5
P Layman to E Seipel, 7012 acres, Scott,
section /, 1850
A Jackson's heirs TO D Doing, part
lot 1913, Clyde, 238
II Hurd to N Kellogg, acres, Green
Creek, section %, 2l0
D F Kramer to Poss lot 14l, Fremont, 5000
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-20

The UNION BUSINESS AND TELEGRAPHIc COL
LEGE OF CLEvELAND-This institution, which
forms one of the chain of first class business
colleges in the leading cities of the Union, is
located in Rouse's Block, corner Superior st.
and Public Square, Cleveland, Ohio. Book
keeping, Banking, Rail ROadiDg, Steamboat
ing, Telegraphing, spencerian Penmanship,
Short Hand Writing, DC, are taught by the
ablest teachers in the country. Cleveland is a
great commercial center, and of course has 8
great advantage over country villages for Civ
ing sound Commercial and Telegraphic edu-
cation. Spencerian penmanship is taught by
two first class teachers Mr.. FELTON,, formerly
of Bryant d Strattons and Felton's Colleges, il
in the new college. The new College is to take
a higher position than the old ono. The stu
dents of the old College have mostly gone TO
the new one. If any of our patrons have boys
to educate we recommend the Union Business
and Telegraphic College of Cleveland. For
Circulars Catalogues, DC, write to the Union
Business College, Cleveland, Ohio. [l5w6]
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-20

The atteDtion of all onr. readers-who are
property oWners-is called to the card oil the
Etna Insurance Co., in another column. This
Company has paid in full it's late losses in this
place, to Messrs Tindall and Gusdorf, and was
as usual the first TO settle. Cheaper insurance
than the 4Etna can be procured from many
agents fierce to do your business; and in lnsu-
rance Companies ready to take your risks at
mzch less than average cost. But no safer,
more reliable company can anywhere be found
to furnish you Policy than the old 1Btna OF
Hartford. Call on @. EDGERToN, Agent, at once
and take out your papers,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-20
NEW HARDWARE GOODS.

RoBERTs d SHELDON seem to have bought
very largely this Spring, as their Hardware
Store is already receiving immense reinforce
ments, from the manufactures in every direc-
tion. Their house seems filled from cellar to
loft, and still they come The secret of Their
being able TO make room for such quantities of
rakes, respers, plows, pitchforks, stoves, sheep
shears, cultivators, clothes-wringers, and ten
thousand other articles, is that farmers and 9TH
ers daily carry away such loads Of stuff from
their store.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-20

is pledged to this scheme of rebel rule. Shall
they do it? For cur part, (for We are not
ashamed and may we never be, to acknowledge
that for nearly three years we occupied hum
bic place +" at the front +" of the Union army
for our part we shall never vote for any man who
is committed to this scheme of rebel supremacy.
We shall do all in our power TO prevent the
election of any such man. So, we believe, will
the great majority of the noble men who fought
with Grant, Sherman, Sheridan and other re-
nowned leaders of the Union hosts. And where
they 'go in" victory is sure.