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CHEAP FURNITURE.
John GrIIcu

ngSiRBS to inform his old friends ana eus-
~ toners. thar having enlarged his shop and
increased his facilities for manufacturing. he il
nou prepared to make 10 order such Furniture a.
nay b desired, in good style and at cheap rate,
ior CASH He generally has on hand, at III,
taTnisare rooms, a varied assortment Of ready.
made furEiture, fmonr which are
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Susquehanna House.
coxEsrowN, DAUPHIN CO., PA

THE undersigned takes this method o, In.
IL forming the Watermen Of Clearheld COUNTY
thathe has reftted ard re-opened the hotel for I.
merly kept by Z. Shreiner, at Coxestown, wber,
he sil take special pains 10 render satisfaction
10 all who favor him with their patronage. II,
has blown ali the rocks out Of the river ssd
planted snubbing posts for half mile above his
place. lfebls,'671 GEORGE FALK.
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Clearneld Nursery.

EI$Hr HORSES ron sALE.-Tbc M.
IL dcrsisncd has now on hand lot or uoRsps
o. large Mac, suitable for logging or waroninr
purposes, which he will sell At reasonable rates
ne aiso offers tor sale THREE sLEiGHs, on
similar terms. Thosr In need Of either. can oil
personally or e1irr,s him, ~ Clearhcla. Pa.
"C JANFe 7. fEANf
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The Eagle Hotel.

cuRwFNsvILLE, cLEARFIFLD co. pa.
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hE Undersigned having become proprietor
- o. the above hotel, wishes to give notice to
the citizens Of this comfy, ne well as 10 tbe
cling public, that the house has been rehtted ana
reiurnished for the entertainment Of his guett..
ms table will be furnished with everything IN,
market affords. His Dar will contain the be,,
brands oi liquors. Good stabliDg attached, and
none but careful hostlers employed.
Oh-u L. W. TEN EYcK.
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The American Hotel.
LUMBER CITY, cLEARrlELD CO., PA.

V'HE undersigned having leased and restted
Il this well-knoEn stand, takes this method oi
bringing his establishment before the public. III,
Table and Bar will be supplied with the best the
market affords liberal share Of public pat
ronage is therefore respectfully solicited
jan2i-ly:pd JAMES L. CURRY.
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Boots aud 5Shots.
STUDY YOUR INTERESTS.
BOOTS &sHoEs made at LOWPYICEs

'hk undersigned is prepared to manufacture
"a everything In his line at the lowest syurss.
he will warrant his work 10 be "a rpprs,en,ss
He respectfully solcics a call, At his shop ON
Market street. second door west Of the post oiboa,
where he will do all in his power 10 render ,ati.'
faction. Some fne Cater tops extra French
Calf Skins, &c on hand, ready to bo finished Al
short notice and at low prices
iunls, coy DANIEL ccNyFYIy
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-03-28

DBlNG thus liberal minded, I take ,hi, method
I'D Of informing the citizens Of C1ear6eld and
vicinity that have opened shop on second 81
next door TO the County Nationnl Bank. over
Watsou's Drug Store, where AN prepared 70
make to order everything In the Boot and Shoe
line, out OF the beet material aud in the mos,
Workmaniike manner, and on short notice. AMI
ask Is trial.
Done at Ciearheld, this 18th day Of July, 1854.
HARRY ROss.
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Good News for Mothers.

MI oTHEPs, are you oppressed with anxiety
Atl for your little onssl Are your slunabers
and hearts broken by their criesi Do you awake
IN the morning unrefreshed and apprehensive
II 30, procure at once bottle Of Dr. Leoa's In.
iAnt remedy and you will have no more weary
hours of watching and anxiety.
DR.. Icons Infant Remedy
Has stood the test Of years. Thousands Of
nurses and mothers bear witness that 1t never
fails to give relief IL used in season. Il is
mild. yet sure and speedy cure for colie, Camps
and Windy Pains, and Is invaluable for all com
plants incident to Teething.
Sold BY all Druggists throughout the United
States. Address all orders to
zIEGLER A SMITH,
Sole Proprietors,
nol4y 1877 North Third St, Philadelphia.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla.

LXU XM - e~enAbe~ HAA
~ Is concentrated extract of the
M nv choice root, so combined with other
M MA substances Of still greater alternn-
tive power as TO afford an eiHeetual
" antdote for diseases Earsaparilla
Is reputod to cure. Such n remedy Is surely
wanted by those who suffer from Strumous com
plants, and that one which will accomplish their
cure must prove, as this has proved, Of i'm mense
service 10 this large class Of our afflicted fellow
ci,iIens. How completely this compound will
do Il, has been proven hy experiment on many
Of the worst cases TO be found in the following
COMPLAINTS
scrofula, Scrofulous swellings and Sores, Skin
Diseases, Pimples, Pustules, Bio ches Bruptions,
ST. Antbony's Fire. Rose or Erysipelas, letter or
Salt Rheum, scald Head. Ringworm, &c.
Sgphiiis or Venereoi Disease is expelled from
the system by the prolonged use Of this sArsapa-
ra, and the patient is left In comparative health
Female Diseases are caused by Scrofula in the
blood, and arc often soon cured by this Extract
Of sarsaparilla.
Do not reject :his invaluable medicine, because
you have been imposed upon BY something pre-
tending TO be Sarsaparila, while Il was not
When you have used Ayer's-then, and not till
then, will you know the virtues Of sarsaparilla.
For minute particulars Of the diseases 1t cures
we refer you to Ayers American Almanac, which
the agent below named will furnith gratis TO all
who call for 1t.
Ayers cathariie Pills. for the cure Of costire-
ness, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Dysen.
terry, Foul Stomach, Headache, files, Rheuma-
ti,m, Heartburn arising from Disordered stom
ach, Pain or Morbid Inaetiop Of the Bowels
Rlatulency, Loss Of Appetite, Liver Complaint,
Dropsy, Worms. Gout, Neuralgia, and as a Din.
ner Pill, arc uRequalled.
They are sugar coated, so that the most sensi-
tive can take them with pleasure, srd they .re
the best Apeuent In the world ior ali me p0fgo-
ses Of family physic.
Prepared by DR. J. G. AVER A Co., Lowell,
Mass, and sold by c. d. Watson, Clearheldi W.
Z. Metz, Glen Hepe joseph II. Irwin and
Irwin Hartshorn, curwensvillei Kirk d. spen.
Ger, Lumber City. mari -2m
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BUREAUS AND sIDE-BoARDs.


BUREAUS AND sIDE-BoARDs.
Wsrirobes and Beck Gases; Centre. Sofa. Psrlor
Breakfast Aud Dining Exis-siou Tables; Com.
men. Trench pest, Cottage J Jenny Lind and other
bedtteads; scfas Of ell kin5s, Work -stapds
hat-raeks, Wash-stAnds. Rocking and Am.
Ooaifs spring-seat cane bottom, parior, com.
non and other Cbairs; Looking q lasses Of everv
description on haud and neu rlasse, for ~
frsness which vill be Pot 10 on very reason.his
terns % shortest notice. He also keeps on h.rS
Or furnishes 70 order, Corn -hask, Hair and Cot.
ton top Mattresses.
COFFINs az EVERY KIND
Made 10 order, and funerals attended nth 4.
Hearss vhesersr desired. Also, House Paintin, /,
done 30 crdsr. The subscriber also ma,.f..7
tnres, ard has constantly on hand. Clement.
fatsnt Washiug Machine, The best nov In uss
Ihoss usiug this machine never necd \. ,i,h
oai clean elothesi He also has Flver'. p.,.-,
Shuru, sur-rior article. family v.ir- ~.
0hufn never need be ~ithout butter
An The AAovs and nauy other article. .r. IN,
nished 70 customers cheap for cAsH or exchsnrsS
IT .rPreved country produ.s. Cherry. Mssls.
t-sl..- ---====-- 49, vts-r Lumber ,aitsbI. ~,
cabinet work taken in fzsAaass fes furnitur,.
~ Rslsubsr he shop Is on N,rt,, ,,..,
sirrs." fouN nr-rre-,,
ssvsss.r -. lsssy '"'
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County National Bank,
CIearieId County Bank,

TIVE clearheld County Bank as an ipcorno,.
Il ted Institution has gone out Of existence 4,
the surrender Of its charter, on May u. lsss
All its stock is owned by the subscriber, ~.
will continue the Banking business at the am.
place, as private Bankers, under the firm nan
Of the "clear6eld County Bank" We are =.
sponsible for tho debts Of the Bank, and will nav
It's notes on demand at the counter. Deposi;,
received and interest paid when money is lef, n,
hxed time. Paper discounted at six per cent
as heretofore. Our personal responsibility /,
pledged for all Deposits received and busns',
trans icted. A continuance Of the liberal MAJ.
ronege Of the business men Of the county Il "a.
specuully solicited. As President, Cashier Ana
othcers Of tre late clearfeld County Bank, VI,
require the notes Of laid Bank TO be presented
for redemption.
JAS. 7. LEONARD, RICHARD SHAW.
WIN. PORTER, JAS. B. GRAHAM
A. X. WRIGHT, @. L. REED.
WM. A. WALLACE.
The business Of the Bank will be conducted n,
John NJ. Adams, Ksq, as Cashier. Ijun2s a
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A PROCLAMATION.
@ N G 1T AL0NE!l

Nobody Prohibited from Buyin0 my
Boots and Shoes on account Of Rack
or Color.
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Bptfls.
Railroad House.
MAIN STREET, PHILIpsBuRe, PA.

TUE undersigned keeps constantly on bsrs
Il the best Of Liquors. His table is alEav,
supplied with the best the market affords. Tbs
travelling public will do well to give i'm cali.
movies. ROBERT LLOYD
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The sunday scfooiF Conven.

tA0U-
The Sunday schoa Convention which is
assembled in .Birchard Grove. as we 60 tc
press (Thursday sftssaoob)- is the largest
and most brilliant ever held in this part Of
the State The procession OF teams was
nearly tyo, hours long and contained about
four hundred wagons many or them drawn
by four, six and ten horse teams and literal
ly GRAINED with children, dressed in their
Sunday best, cdrfying banneis. notices and
badges and singing Sunday School songs.
T The procession was headed by the FIRE.
mont Brass Band and the schools OF the city,
and marched up front Street to Market and
from thence TO the grove. The Silver Band
followed by, The o,her delegations marched
about the middle Of the procession, aud had
not left Front Street when the head of the
line entered the grove. The schools are
from all parts Of the county and We think
six thcusand low estima'eof tbs people as
sembled on ihc groqpds- FssEgs ES5fl
The attendance surprised every body and
shows healthy interest in the coed work
of S1bbsth Schools in our county.
We hall give full particulars Of III, Csl-
ebration In our next issue.
y q
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CaURCh DfscroRY.s

ious servieessrs regularly held In the follow
lag Churches In this city, every Sabbath, at ths
hours nsn,ed: p
MErBopIaI Episcopal CHURCH, corner Of Market
aud Asiai Streets; Ray. J. WTxxs, Pastor, ION a
NJ, snd5, W. sunday scheolass An Prsysrmeer
ting Wednesday evening. ea-rarysi,s srssrs o.
PREsBYrKRes CRuHcn, sornss earrisoa and hak,
stIssts; Rev. z. BusHssEt, Pastor; loH Az, aAd
p.x suuda, school ss19H. Meeting every wsdnss.
day eve. 's 7H
osr. PApL's (ErIsoerAtl CHuR0H, Rev. o, e. Yousc,
Reetor, ceraef Main and Court Streets; 1oH "A. ~,
ssd Pm, Sunday school sta P.x. Lecture every
Wednesday evening ia the church aos v's5i.i..
, R.EoExrb onuHoa, Front Street, between xsrts.
and John Streets; Raw :. B. THoarsos, Pastor; lok
-A.k, and 7Fa Sunday school 70 4. n. Prayer
meeting every Wednesday evening
LurHxRAS CHURCH., corner Oak and Court Streets:
Rev. H. LAYG, Psstor; loH A. NJ, and P.z,rts ?. p
sr. JosErH's fGxfHoLIcf 0HrEon, Croghan st.;
Rev ssRaph sowrKs Pastor; mass every 1aornIss 81
o'clock on sa6dlys Festivals of obh gallon, Low
Mas at soseiosk AM Hish or Solemn Mass 1t 10
oOloeh NJ, On Winter Il 1879 vespsrs Asa c'slesl
= u, and occasionally Bsnediction st ?! Il. sun.
iaJ school at sfix.. 1ifs yiisiiia4 Elnd q sri
ST. Am .saaol.O a cufusea q = ssss. sIsse.. a. L
F.D'AEor. ,Pastor;, First Mass At oflock. 4, NJ
ssccnd high Nassaf n. ~ nasy schee;'
2P. Yespers,a seA- issse7 agHf f5,S DIS a.,
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PIrtsburg, Sept. 4, 1861 .-hEssEs. Hosrzr
TER sxIrR, Pittsburg, Pa.-GsHts: think I'm
only doing the part offs good e.tizsn When testify
totss s1ss. ahsa8 rsesirs&A melaDastSs ssSol
your Stomsch Bitters during the last Hvs ysAs. So
ourung for time IN the oil regions, in 1881 had
severe bilious attack. which, IN sanHecaon With
dJspsJ MA, left ins very weak conditions Wss
advises 10 try your Bittsrs and, having prccut :
bottle. found that they worked IKE = charm upon
nessight pounds having been added to my wsighe In
toe spses 81 vssE, Ind new life seemed to have
been infused Into my system, 30 much so, that have
been Induced to use atAsmsssery sumner Iines that
time Asztoaic. shink thsy are Invaluable. .ia z
This summer, having hads similar attach, Gaa as
bssefs, much rsducsd) although the trektnsn.
Of an Neil pAysicsn, L Nss agaia obliged to have
recourse to the old Bttsrs, ana With the same good
result, having gained six pounds *ithh tew days.
purchased half dozen bottles . few Fesfs sincs,
and propose 70 use them regularly ss s6aio.
! Wishing yoa s7uysacSss, .Irsmais yOura, grats-
fnliy.-s L,,,f gs=l q, sal5ils y
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Farm ! for Sale.

Offers for sale hit krln, situated
4 ID Balivfits ntoTsship, Sandnsky county, 0nio,
foar rifles southeast OF Fremont on the Sandn1V
irst contaning 90 xSres oflxnd more or less, over
50 a.res .un5sf q good nj a oi u
scr bokIon Nard the bsiancs Atkbsfs Ata atsd on
,,d roSlie. eomfoEtsbe house, frame bAtn, ,jeRgIg
s1-si rood cellar under tha ho1ae, wood house and
ote,r e1t door buildings, goodvells OF waterApa
an orchard 0f ebesring appis trees ~
Cd oice fruit, also pear peach pinsa ehersrs 800
r.sklnSr1yfup For farther Information enquire OF
dsmssI :t's' JAMES HIErT,
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A Superb Jewelry Store.7We hops,
our readers win not fail to call at the Jewel
ty Establishment of MesSs. Wade & Hogan,
corner of Su9erior, and Seneca Streets, on
their first visit to cleveland. Their, sales
room, is onesof the hapdsomest in tie West
and is an, Ornament and credit to, the Fores /
CITY. The entire wood work inside is OF
walnut theshow eqaes are massive and q
beautifaif design and finish, and the tops Of
the cases arersufmounteda at equal distances
by busts Of Byron, Michael Angelo, Scott
Shakespeare, Schiller sud Milton, Cip ths
centre Of the store, upon elegant pedestal:
are Plhesilsixffgar ADD groups aoHsyi'
the finest statuary mafble,sby the first sculp'
tors, the whole costing 81, $50, The interior
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Rags Il want an immense quantity of
old dirty rags. -Wantedlto purchase im-
mediately I'm, 4 g & CITY Q7, ,46D lbs
of old wornuut tornup dirty greasy ragged
greenbacks for which the highest cash price
will=bs paidiRspbotogrsphsson delivery at
Harriss photograph. rooms in Backland's
new block opposite the Croghan House.
Every body knows where tits.
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JUST OPENED.

Diamonds, q Solid Silver Sets.
American and imported Watches and
Clocks. Fine Jewelry aud Plated Ware
Of all descriptions. Italian Marble
Statuary, &c, DC The latest styles
and finest finish at wholesale or retail.
! Engraving and repairing Of all kinds
done to order. ,s 4ss..s.. o'e -s
so- afl o. HOGAN d, WADE yits
Cor. Seneca and Superior Streets. "
34w1 Cleveland, U.
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r RGAI. NoTICE.-Marv A. G.

II EGAL NOTICE.-Mary A. Gil
IL Hard, PIE. ". John Gillsrd, Deft.-in the
'Court Of Connon Pleas Of Sandusky County, Ohio.
Petition for Divorce John GIlisrd, Daft, late Of
the town Of Toledo, Tama County. Iowa, viii tsks
notice that Mary Gillisrd, plaintiff, In the above
action, will proceed to take the deposition Of Wit
nesses to be used in the shove action at the ofce
of Albert Stoddard Attorney at Law, in the town
of Toledo, County Of Tsua, and State Of tous. on
the 9osh day of August, A. d. 1885, bstEssn tne
hours ofl0 4 n. and Q P. NJ, with the authority to
adjourn from day 10 day until all such depozttons
shall haEs beea tsksn. HORD + &QHAhCk
Fremont, o., Aug, I, 1857. Atfys for Prf,
n8lwS.
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.'s.Mar::r.iiaaest.. I'll

In Madison township in this county, Au-
gust, 10th, 1861, by a. H. Tice, Esq, Mr..
! 5PETER KEIsER, Of; Washington township
with Miss CLARA BIeeERsrArF, Of Wood 90,
VniUi's nniSUsi'sy rs 76f nc, C,c3sa1edie1a .sgfEd To-
On the 18th iust.,f at the Reformed tPsrs.
,ousge- Of Fremont by Rev. J. B. Thompson
Mr.. DAVID E. E.tDEFFENBAoHE ER of Pennsylvania
with MISS ELISABETH iKARcH HSER, of San.
dusky couuty,T0!sc r. .b1o-H77i , 'gzi..r
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Hntsfpriss in Education. aaN5 System

Hnterpriss in Education. I'M System
of education is better 'adapted 10 rouse,
strengthen aud give force to the mind than
the dicipline of first class Business Col
lege. Such an institute is located at Ann
Asbor, M;chigan. 1t is worthy of note that
while inferior oolnercial Colleges are ter.
tninating an epbefmeral existence, hie
Institute ha. kept on steadily advancing till
to-day ftsis more pFosperous than eS9r be-
fore. For ehc6lsr ddd specimens q Pen
! Ttr23jRiIgb !! 23jRiIgblS lSSd'ssi 'fss:in4Kns0ss, ..passlI
Ann Arbor, Mich.
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PaftaeFS..-Drs. Q. W HraeISs and H
r. BoswoR1H, have ienteied into a partner
ship for the practice Of Pedicine, in this
place and sviciuiir. sndewili occupy Dr.
HIedlk's present office in Fabing's Block,
Both are gentlemen Of the highest standing
with tie profession and have been re-
msrkabIy successful in their practice since
they began business here. ,ai 10 .a.faiS ,sts
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viii be lighted by eight large ehAndeliers, hf
six burners each, which will throw the beau
tiful wares ints gorgsOus relief yhsp in ful
hlasa,. I Tile contents Of the store cSGprisa a
stock Of jeSslry a. large, rich, l'varied and
complete, as was ever brought West. Al
most everything that the mind can conceive
Of in the line Of ievelry, is here displayed
iIi the most tempting profusion. The showF
of waiehe. is particularly nne. This sstab-
lishment will supplys wantiong felt By the
usoplo Of Northern Ohio, and IL sure of,a
heavy trade. .-.-.,--.,..,l.i,. ,.....,s..
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-23

Cocoa Floraline prepared from, pure
Cocoa Nut 0ifby Dr.. L. Dillon a Son is
delightfully."- perfumed aud one of the most
elegant Hair Dressings ever presented to the
aSEtfIAQT AAANL z29h,fI
Builders, Attention!-You will find the
best building stone for all purposes June d
Buckland's quarries. ia 81
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! -rrh HaNa1 - - T. FIzla
KeepnraC raCook-A0ouAcil lnspo BorEFuR
would like Z. be king Of the Council He
has had bis own way mostly Of late and
has pushed through some villainous
insasrFes, 4 ! BY erackibg the patty Whip oyer
the leads Of KELLEa and The SECOND, ward
men. If he bad introduced a resolution to
b6ild himself a House, barn I door.ysr
fence nobody would have been 'srgpriSed-
and We, would have bet heavy on bis
carrying it. But.hst week, Mr.. ooHs-Bho
is 4 man Of gVd gsFSVd sense ana ,SjjaagsHspt, and
Is we'll enough, when his party don't dog
bftnf 70 death-.sMrs Ochs went over 10 the
East Side, snasgot a n inkling Of The way in
which, tBSr EIrK hsssssBesn spending the
public funds irai ithse ieasFtere Of town
especially lin the vicinity sof a eertains lot On
tbe Morrison adTwifhout ieassSs licsnse
from ,tl4ssi G6dncil. Consequently, when
BorEFuR moved to stone a road which is
still futhef 6dtUf the FEne Si7thSel he
v0ted, pay On il BpyEEUR stEed firmly OF
bis toes, in the usual wsy,o bat QeHs didn'
change his vote, ,BRFE7EER, " LOST bis temper
thing he should never allow himself to
ID .SarGld' sinotsS only charged bayOpets on
BsTrs and BRUstf bat came down on aOeiis
and QumsszR besides, AS aicrewning effort,
Of the evening be moved that the name Of
Oh Street be changed to Pendleton Street
in honor OF the f,Hou. Geo. H. adding by
way Of remark, that he would have
chosen vallandigham IF the name had not
been so loug.,.".s He. found I. hard licking
against the pricks, snd.wss gladotO adjourn.
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a. a., 81 Old catise,n' co,nie.-Mr. Sra

4, Al, old cstlsen Gone.-Mr. SrEkEr
DAvkxfoRT. of Townsend township, died Cd
the 18th lust, at thu age Of ninety-three
years. He was born IN New Haven, Conn.'
and, has been resident Of Townsend over
thirty years. He vss teacher of very fine
reputation in his youT ger days and has al
ways been q thoroughly upright and respect
Al ..-.-- .r -------
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Base Ball Matters.

THEY HAVE two little clubs On the East
.adei' The DSztgffii IA 2 and Iigghf
Dpp0oSaAOl9 OLA OO0AaO-
The MATCH between the Greghaus aud
Euiekaswif c0ne off aspfe yionsly stiuor &c.
ed on'f Friday afternoon sEsGr7.rs yH-s- -lsrrs~7
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Don't Neglect TO put up good supply
OF fruit this year. All kinds of fruit are
plenty and cheap and it is only trifiug ex-
lpense to put up enough for the year, aud
you will consult health as we'll as comfort in
50 doing. S. Buckland d Son keep all the
best kinas Of csns and Jars and sell thehsat
he lowest prices
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Pages Climax SalVe, a Family
blessing for 25 cents. -.
o9 It heals without q scar. 6 No
family should be without it.
r. We warrant it to cure Scr0fula
Sores, Salt Rheum, Chi ilblains,
letter, Pimples, and all Erup.
tions of the Skin. For Sore
Breast or Nipples, Cuts, Sprains,
Bruises, Burns, Scsldss Gimp
ped Hands. &C., 1T makes q
perfect cure. ~ AlE
1t has been used over fifteen
years, without one failure.
1t has no parallel-having per.
fectIy eradieateda disease aud
healed after all other remedies
had failed. 1t is a compound Of
Arnieawith many other Extracts
and Balsanls, and put up IN
larger boxes for thesame price
than any other Ointment. - ..
Sold by Druggists everywhere. White How
land. Propnstors, IS Liberty stseei, New york. i
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-23

= Oh the Traoks-.The westward bound
train on Saturday night, rau off the track
short distance ives. Of town smashing up
two or three cars, but strange TO say, injur-
ing no one seriously, although several were
bruised more or less severely. The cause Of
the accident was sbroken rail. %, a