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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-02-08
Poland's Magic Bilious Powders

THIs PREPARATIoN is the discovery
tor Of the Babtist Church IN GoGstown,
N. B., anda man dearly beloved By that
dsnominstioa throughout New England
49, He was obliged - leave the pulpit and
study medicine to save his own life, and his HA6I0
PoWDERs ore of the most wonderful ciscogerieg0f
modern times. II il the great LiusF sn6 BisIi0us
Remedy which completely throws in the shade all
other discoveries in medicine; and Il Affords him
much zrstiHcstion that thsy receive the uu&nimOss
appreciation Of al who have tested then- The Magic
Bilious Powders are positive cure for Liver Con-
DIaint In its most agrAvatt form, and in N sdi
sts oorrectsr Of all Bilious dersng uts, exeslleat
for HeadAone, CONSTR alton, PDples, Blotehes SA
low Skin Dro<siness Dizziness, Heartburn, PalpitA-
tion and 4 most wonderful Cure and Preventive Of
Fever lxns. 1--WE adyiss al who ara troubled VITA
this fearful nal adAy to alwss keep the Powders on
hand ready for immediate use-) Here are q few i'm
portsnt pzrtic7lsr: 1st. They the Great SreciGc
for all Bilious Adec tons. "a. -7sy are the onIV
Known remedy that viii cure Live Cor--'-i-s 81
They are the only known remedy tha: 80 Cor
stipation 4th- The Povdsrs q sro5 gh in tn s
opsration that package win Be AL hat Tbe raAior
ity Of those using them will require b effect curs
6th They mild and pleas yet the most eds es
ual eatbartie bnoUn- 9Th. They the cheapeE
and best medicine sxtAr, they b seat By m.l
to sny psrto the globe for the price. 20 ceats.
Cireulars, containing certi6cs,es iaiGruation, &C.
sent to any part Of the world free OF charge.
SOLD BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS OF by mail on spplicr :
foa to G.. G. CLARK & Co, General A =
geufs, New haven, Conn
PTtcs 50 Cents per Boz. rse.
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BROWNS
BRONCHIAL TROCHE 8


A AMODERN MIRACLE.
From old and young, from rich snd poor, from
hizhborn and l1Wly, comes the universal oice or
praise foT,
HALLS VEGETABLE
SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER.
ikisa perfpct and miraculous article. Cures bald
ness Makes hair, grow. better dressing than any
Eoir, or .pomstum." Softens br1th, dry and Viry
hair into beautiful S.lkeD TIesses But, above all,
restores GRAY HAIR 70 IT'S ORIGINAL COLOR.
Use IL few times, aud
PRESTO, CHANGEi
the wbitest and worst looking hair its youth
fuI basuty II does not dye the hair, bat strikes
At thu root and Oils iWith life and coloring mat
ter It viii Dot take long disagreeahls trial to
prove the truth Of this matter. TIE nret spplicA-
tinu will do good; you viii see the NATURAL COL
OR. returning every day, and
BEFORE YOG KNOWH,
the DID, gray, dscolored appearances of the hair will
be gone giving place to lustrous shining and beau
tif1l locks.
Ask for HaIFs sicilisn Hair BeaeweE; no other ar
ticls Is at all like it In effect. You viii nndit
CHEAP 10 BUY, PLEASANT TO TRY,
andSURE TO DO YOU GOOD
There are many limitations. Be sure yo1 procure
the genuine, manufactured only BY
R.P.HAIL 4 CO., Naskra, N. n
For sale By all druggists. l23yl1
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-02-08

Political Speeches. We have received
from Gen. Buckland the following speeches,
made in Congress the present session;
J. M. Bromall, Pa, Reconstruction.
John A. Bingham, o., Reconstruction.
Thad. Stevens, Pa, Reconstruction.
John A. Kasson, Iowa, Abolition of Sla-
very.
H. S. Bundy, o., Finance.
R. W. Clarke. o., Finanee.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-02-08
Warm Meals at all Hours.
THE LADIES ROOM.
OYSTERS!

Oystsrr served up In any styled sired. Fresh oys-
tsrs received daily BY Express. Oysters for sale by
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rremontLu Market.

weet cPePoaaxsn 4 X The sweetest Is. E.'!.st .:.s
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The Association have now in rehearsal
the splendid drama Of the Honeymoon"
and will produce it, probably, on Thursday
evening, the 2lst inst. 1t contains a great
variety of characters, gives scope for acting
Of high order, and has one rytwo as fine
comic characters as gap be found in the
whole list of English dramas. ,f,( ss'5ei
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-04-04
Wool.

A circular from a prominent
wool house at Chicago states that
at the present time there are in
the Northwestern States, includ-
ing illinois, Ohio. Michigan, Wis.
consin, Minneeota, Iowa, and In
diana, about ITS woolen mills in
operation, containing about $50
sets of machinery, and consuming
annually upward Of $500, 900 lbs.
of clean wool. Considering that
our Western manufacturing trade
is but Of yesterday, compared with
Eastern States, these figures are
encouraging. There will be many
fresh mills started this year, and
the bulk Of those now running arc
making arrangements to lay down
additional sets OF machinery. We
therefore anticipate q largo increase
in the production Of woolen goods
during the year 1867.
There are in the United States
about 1000 wooden mills, estima.
tod to contain about 5000 sets Of
carding machines, capable of con-
suming annually l70,000,000 lbs
clean material. Columbus Journal.
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ReparatOr CapiIli.
Throw away your false lrtsales, yourswitchc',

Throw away your false lrtsaes, yourswitchcs,
your wig
Destructivo.of comfort, and not worth n fig;
Como aged, come youthful, come ugly and fair,
nd rejoice In your own luxuriant hair.
REPARATOR OAPILLI.
Forrestoring har upon bald heads from what.
ever cause 1t may have T lien out) and forcinga
growth OF hNir upon the face, II has no equal
lt,wll force tho beard to grow upon the smooth
est lace IN from five TO eight weeks, or hair
upon bald heads in rom two TO thu ee months
few ignorantI practitioners have asserted that
there is nothing that will force or hasten the
growth:of the hair or beard. Thoir assertions
are false, Ms thousands ofliving witnosses( from
their own experience) can bear witness, But
many will say, how are we to distinguish the
genuine from the spurlousi ltcertainiy ~ din
cult, as nno.tonths Of the different Preparations
advertiHed for tho hair and beard arc entirely
worthless, aud you may have already thrown
away large amounts IN thor purchase. TO such
wewonld say, try tho Reparator Cappilli II will
cost you nothing unless II fully comes up to or
representations. II your Druggist does not
keep 1t, send us one dollar and wo vii forward
IL, postpaid, together with q receipt for the nc.
ney, which will be returned you ON application,
providing ontro satis faction 10 not given,
Address, W, L. CLARK& CO.. Chemists,
No 3West Fayctte Street, Syracuse. MY,
Feb. H.. '67, ly.
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Whitewashing Fruit and Orna-
mental Trees.

An old farmer, in the German.
town Telegraph says; The practice
Of coating the bark Of fruit and or.
namental trees with whitewash, Il
one that cannot be too severely
deprecated. The obstruction Of
the respiratory organs and ori.
fees, whether effected by the ap.
plication Of whitewash or any 9th.
er adhesive material, always acts
as a fruitful source Of disease and
in time proves fatal to the tree.
When the bark becomes rough, or
incrusted with moss, IL should be
cleaned by scrapipg and washing
tho trunk down thoroughly with q
solution Of potash or soda wator,
afording smoothness to the sur.
face without obstructing tho pores.
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Propagation Of Root Plants.

Root plants are freely growr
from small pieces Of roots cut from
the parent plant. We think ,ory
few amateurs aro aware how easily
they may insrease their stock o.
raspberrioS, blackborries, or o.
Seeding pears, apples, ounces, &c.
by simple pieces Of the roots
Early in spring, dig the earth away
carefully from around the tree OF
plant which you wish to propagate
then, with d sharp knife, cut from
tho roots pieces Of from an inch tc
three inches long; take them to q
pieec OF we'll prepared ground, rak,
cd smooth on top; lay them on II
at distances Of three 10 six inchOs
apart cover with an inch deer
OF clean sand, and then about two
inches Of peat muck, or light rot.
ten leaf mold. Nearly eyory piece
OF root will grow and in the fall
present you with good strong
plants Horticulturist. .
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agrifnltnrnl,
scab in Sheep.



Two years ago a German living
near me, traded a colt for twenty.
nine sheep that were badly infected
with scab. They were the worst
from q flock in which some were dY-
ngnearly every day. ltwas in the
midst of winter and many lost much
or most Of the wool. He put them
in warm place and applied a wash
made by sleeping plug tobacco till
it was very strong, then adding tur,
pentine, and a little oil Of vitriol.-
The sheep commenced to recover
at once and in a short time Mere
doing we'll.
/ saw them ofton during the fol.
lowing summer and saw no signs Of
the disease. / think be purchased
six pounds of tobacco and two
quarts of turpentine. l do not
know the amount OF vitriol, and do
not know If all the wash was used.
He told mo that he made but one
application ". Marks, in Prairie
Farmer.
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AsTRoLocY.
THE WOLRD ASTONISHED
AT THEwoSDERYUL REVELATIONS
MADE BY THE GREAT AsTRoLoGIsT,
MADAME IL. A. PERRIGO.

She reveals secrets no mortal ever knew She
restores TO happiness those who, rom doefu
events, ,cntastrophes, crosse In love, loss of re.
lations and friends, loss oGnoDey, &C., have be.
come sspondent. She brings together those
long separated. gives information concerning
absent friends or lovers, restores lost or stolen
property, tolls you the business you are best
qualified to pursue and In what You will be
tells you the very day you will marry, gives you
the name, likeness and characteristics Of the
person. She reads your very thoughts, and by
her almost supernatural powers unveils the
dark and hidden mysteries OF tho future -
From the stars we see IN the frmament-the
malehc stars that overcome or predominate IN
the econfguration--from the aspects and posi-.
tiOns OF the planets and the fixed stars in the
heavens at the time Of birth, she doduces the
future destiny of man. Fail not TO consult the
greatest Astrologst on earth. II costs you
but tribe, and you may never again have so
favorable an opportunity. Consultation fee, with
likeness and all desired information, 81. Par
ties living at a distance can consult the Mad.
ame by mail with equal safety and satisfaction
TO themselves, MS u In person, Afull and ex-
pllcit chart, written out, with all inquiries an.
swerod and likeness enclosed, sent by mail on
receipt off price ab I'VE mentioned. Strict seore.
cy will be maintained, aud all correspondence
returned or destroyed. References Of the hlgl :
est order furnished those desiring them. Write
plainly the day Of tho month and year in which
you wer0 born, enClosinga small lock of hair
MADAME II. A. PERRIGo,
p. o. Drawer 2O3, Buffalo, N. Y.
Feb, II, '67.ly
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To PaEyEET RATS FROM DANA.
0IEd LEArnER.-It is not uncom
mon 10 find In factories where ma,
cbinery Is stationary, rats gnaw
the leather betting where they can
get access 10 II. A correspondent
Of tho Scientific American state,
that rats will not taste anything
containing castor oil, or what I
covered with II, and he rocommendl
that tho betting be rubbed with
tho oil. Any leather exposed .c
tho depredations Of rats will BE-
preserved by this remedy.
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To PnoTEoT SHEEP FROM Docs
If sheep are kept 10 the samo loi
with cows or fat cattle, no dog will
disturb them. As soon as the dogs
approach the sheep, they run 10
the cattle who drive off the dogs.
A farmer for thirty years, in Shcl.
by county, by adopting this plan
never lost sheep by dogs, altho'
in the same night, the same dogs
killed sheep in the farms north
and south Of him.-Rural Gentle
man.
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WHITE HARD SoAp.-Seven lbs
Of soda, three of lime, four gallons
of water boil together till dissolv.
cd. Let this stand TO settle; then
pour off as long as any remains
clear; and add water to make A
gallons. Boil this, adding 4 lbs Of
grease and two teaspoonfuls oil
borax; boil till thick. Take up and
put away TO cool. When it is cold
cut the pieces rather larger than
the size you want them; as il
shrinks In drying.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-04-04

Coal ASHES FOR CURRANTs.-A
fruit grower In the State OF N. Y,
prevents his currants being eaten
by the worm, by putting a quaint.
ty Of coal ashes under the bushes.
This precaution has given him near.
ly full crops when others were al.
most destitute Of fruit. 1t has al.
so been Of use under the goose
berries.
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To1Acco.-The Lynchburg IVA
Republican says that tobacco con
tinues to bring almost fabulous
prices. Shipping tobacco that sold
for seven and ninc dollars a week
sgo now brings twelve to fifteon
dollars !. y, Othcr grades sell equally
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SOMETHING IMPORTANT.

Phot ogrHphs Tor two Dollars a
twenty. ~ y.hve Centsper dozen, executed Al
.hey VIII be sonthy mail, postage paid. Call al
the rooms over Sloeum's Drug Store, on Centey
Auev, and examine my fine specimens before
ordering potures el,ewhere, and be convinced
tnM can suit you both In price and artlstlc
work, as well ae my operator In this section.
u good work and low prices aro wanted, /, conn.
dently eSpeeta liberal share Of the pnbiic pat.
ronAne. ts.- - 80 - -
lancaster, gang ., iseo.-ly 9. ". BoRAB.
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The White Pine Compound d
GEORGE w. SWEET, W.. D.,

PREPARED AT THE
NEW ENGLAND BOTANICAL DEPOT,
100 Hanover street, Hoston,
Under the Supervision OF Rev. J. W. Poland
]. D. Park, Wholesale Agent, Cincinnati.
For sale by Davidson a Brasee, successors to
Kaufman 4 Co, incastcr.
March 7, lsG7-.iy
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$40 oO-ao 90

Sill 0C
HD- shippers Of Grain, Flour, and other mer-
chandiae can have insui anoo 10 any phec d0sir-
cd, on the most reasonable terms,
We arc authorized to pay for tho scrip nj
theae Companies before delivery iOGents the
dollar.
~e-rhoso who desire the BEST AM CHEAPEST
Insurance IN the most responsible companies,
will dowell TO call on the Agent, at his office
IN small frame building, east Of the court
house.
X. FRITTER.
Lancaster, May "a, iso0--tf
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Oh a s t ell a RS
WHITE LIQUID
Il MA M Il l.,

For improving and Identifying the Complexion
The most valuable and perfect proparAtlon
~ rsel Tor giving the skin a beautiful pearl.nkc
tlnt, lhat ls only found IN youth. II qnlokly re-.
moves Tan, trcckles. hmplee, Biotch hes, Moth,
fsscnes sallovnees. ErnptiQns, and VII imru-
rlties o. Tho skin. kindly healing the same
leaving The skin white aud clear A. alabastcr.--
ito nse can not BE- detected by the closest scru.
tiny, and beinRA vegetable pfepai alton Is per-
scty harmless. II IL the only article ofihe
the Partisan as indispensable 10 n perfect toilet
Upwards OF 80, 900 bottles vera sold during Inc
year eufIlclent guarantee Of It's efIlcacy, -
iTice only 70 ccnta. Sent BY mail, postpaid
on receipt o. an order, BY
RRRGER, SHUTS 4 co., Chemists
ten, H. 0-ly. 400 River s., Troy, N. Y,
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AFFLICTED!
Suffer no More !!


When by the use of DrJOINVlLLE'S ELK
lR you can be cured permanently, and at
trfing cost.
The astonishing success which has attended
this invaluable medicine for Physical and Merry.
Gus Weakness, General Debility and prostra.
ton, Loss OF Muscular Energy, Impotency, or
any Ofthe consequences Of youthful indisCretion.
renders II the most valuable preparation ever
discovered.
twill remove all nervous affections, depres-
sion, excitement, incapacity TO study or bus.
ness, loss OF memory, confusion, thoughts OF
set-destrliction, fears ofinsanity, &c. twill re-
store the appetite, renew tho health of those
, VINO have destroyed 1t by sensual excess or
EVIL practices.
Young Men, 30 humbugged no more by
"Quack Doctors" and dignorant practitioners, but
send without delay for the Elixir, and be- at once
restored to health and happipess. perfect
euro Is guaranteed In every instance. Price, 81,
or four bottles to one address, S3
One bottle lssuffcient to effect q cure in all or.
dinary cases.
ALSO, DIR. JoINVILLE's SPECIFIC PILLS,
for the speedy and permanent cure of Gonor.
rhca, elect, Urethral Discharges, Gravel Stric.
ture, and all affections of the Kidneys and Blad.
dor. Cures effected in from ono to 1--WE days,-
They are prepared from vegetable extracts that
are harmless on the system, and never nauseate
tho stomach or imprognate the breath No
change ofdlet IS necessary while using them,
nor does their action In any manner interfere
with business pursuits. Pricc, 81 per box
Either Of the aforementioned articles will be
sent 10 any address, closely sealed and post.
PAID ny maj! or express, on receipt OF PRICE
Address all ordersto
BERGER,SHUTTS & co, Chemists,
No. 2s5 River Street, Troy, N. Y
Feb. II, '67-ly
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The Advantage OF the Partioipa-
finR avstsm Dem Onatrated.

80 90 $40 90
RLMARKs.-By yinsuring In ono Of tho above
CompanleA his policy viii cost him for FIVE years
Sill, instead fsl50by old sy,tem, to.wli.
To premium on $4,000 for nvo
yenrd",., ,..,....,,...., SlhO 90
By scrip worth In New York l0centssaO 10
BY interest received IN cash on scrip o 90
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Those Companies divide three .fourths Of net
pro fits annually 10 the Policy Holders In scrip
ing tho surplus and giving policy holders
creator security and cheaper insurance.
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There cometh glad tidIngs Of 10y to all,
10 young and 10 old, TO great and TO small,
Tho beauty which once was o prootounand rare
is fteeior all, and allmay be fair
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The White Pine Compound

Cures Sore Throat, Coils, Coughs, Dptheria,
Bronchitis, Splitting of Blood, and Pulmonary
Affections generally. II Is a remarkable Rene
dy for Kidney Complaints, Diabetes, Difficulty
MoI M Voidlng Urine, Bleeding Of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Gravel aud other complaints.
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scribed 500 under the call. Total subscriptions,
$500. The Committee meet to morrow
The following gentlemen were appointed as
collectors--Lemuel Coffin, j, Vaughan Merrick;
James N. Orne, Charl s Cambcs, Henry Win
bOr, AIreu laY, William Massey, Simon W.
Arnold, John o. James, Thomas g. Hood.
George l., Buzby, James IiongC harles Wheeler,
Joshua y. bippincott Augustus Heaten. Ed
Treasurer. of the Southern Relief Fund
TTTahies Tvisss M; Aertsen' :. E. corner Of Dock and
The meeting then adjourned indefinitely.
opportunity being given after It's adjournment
Ior Une receiving OF isubscrptions.
The RIVER YESTERDAY AND To-DAY-ARRrvAL
OF THE JUNIATTA-TuE HAVANA TRADE
lhere was much animation along the river
'front.' yesterday, although the weather was
extremely raw aud unpleasant, chilling us, as
we threaded our way among the various veht-
cles employed in commercial trans portation
quite large number of vessels arrived, while
tuTe.
=, About o'clock the steamer Roman Captain
BAKER Boston line, steamed in, and at L. Nj,
me Junlata was seen coming up. The word
Juniata drew at once a large number of specta-
tors, for no small anxiety had been felt on
account OF the long absence of this vessel. Az
a she was alongside the Southern Mail Steam.
snip Company's wharf, where the scene was
quite enHyening' Voices of welcome aud
clasplng OF hands were the order of the hour.
AT o'clock the Custom House officers came on
board, for the Juniata was the pioneer ship of
the line at Havana and touching at a foreign
port, became, of course, an object of Custom
House surveillance. Permission was obtained
TO land passengers and baggage which was
Immediately done, and to unload the vessel
On our VisiJthis morning, we learned that her
whole cargo was on shore, the Company work.
ing all night. AT o'clock this morning she
commenced taking in freight, of which there is
even now an overplus. She will sail on Satur-
day afternoon.
The advent of the Juniata at Havana was a
perfect success Captain Hoxie informs us
that every attention and courtesy that could
be asked or expected was most gracefully
given by the Habaneros, who were delighted
with this new accession to their commerce of
three additional steamers the Juniata, the
star of the Union, and Tioga, now nearly ready
for sea. Captain Hoxie was detained at Ha-
vana three days and half in peIfecting ar
rangements for the future, and taking in
freight. The passage of the Juniatta from
Havana was made in four days and eight
hours, wharf to wharf. On her return trip this
voyage shewill bringover the largest passenger
list that ever reached our wharves, as we'll as a
large amount of freight Captain HoXie de-
scribes the voyage as charming but the change
was very great, the thermometer at Havana
being al one hundred, and at the Capes of the
Delaware less than fifty. This morning it was
as low as twenty-five. The Tonawanda Is lying
very deep in the water. with a full cargo. She
Will sail for Savannah, Ga tomorrow at
s a. NJ.
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MAILRlEU,

COLLINS-BITTING.-Ma II, 1857. by the Rev
p, S. Henson, Mr.. JOHN II. COLLINS TO Miss KATE
5. BITTING,
DOW-STROUD,-On the l4th instant by the Rev
Charles w, Quick, g. II. DOW. Of Maine to Mrs.
SLKOUi,' daughter Of David q. Skerrett NJ D., OF
SELOVER.-February g. 1867, by the Rev.
william B. MoOdAMr. JOHN HIKER, Jr., to Miss
SARAH JANE SELOVER, both of Philadelphia.
STOCKTON-STIDHAM.- Thursday March II,
at the Church the New Testament in Philadelphia
by Rev Thomas II. Stockton. Pastor THOMAS
STOCKTON, Jr., of Philadelphia to Miss A, KATE
STlDHAM, of Wilmington, Del. =
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A HANDSOME TEsTIMoNIAL.-The "Associa-
tion Tor the Relief of Disabled Firemen" has
gott en- up a beautiful certificate of membership
to be presented to Fire Marshal Blackburn.
The frame is very elaborate piece of workman
ship. IL is about three feet square, and besides
being ornamented with the insignia of the fire
mems craft, is Surmounted by a steam lire
b engine drawn by two horses, a hose carriage,
and hand engine, all carved in very fine style.
II is on exhibition in the window of the store at
the southwest corner OF Seventh and Chestnut
StrpatS
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Latest Markets by Telegraph.

middiing, Flour firIner: 10000 Obls. sold; state,
99@i2; Ohio, Sll'lC9@l29Q; Western; S99l2;SO
s6G6 hnSheis O cold: No at S2'45; Corn active
and advanced ic.; 2lOOO bushels sold; mixed
Western siS Rye rm 759g bushels 0S5 sold at
Si,IS Oats buoyant at lQ2c. advance; 100000
bushels sold; Western, at 65@65c.; state, 12c.
Provisions steady new Mess Pork, %yI2I9
prime mess Sl7259lS. Whisky quiet.