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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-10-10
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| Farmers anG others owning Cattle should
| HNaIi tlicmS''v,s of IhIS mean, of SayiDo be
| vi'Iue "f their Stock. and secure AN couiva
| lent ttr the loss which wouId otherwise TN
ie'r ~ ul2n them in hcntg Gr priveI OF their
| ,"utt, ~ 'hS"rtng in IiIts Cumpnu the
P'"n"er ompHn, Of AurrIcn l}y In,urin,
| IN this "Int any. yen cXCh.tii.
| ~ UAt Eii IAiN1 FOR A CEETAIETYI
| No man can tell mhe,hrr his \ niinn1 m Y no;
he stolen or die, Trough some unforeseen
calamity.
ES@ Competent agents wanted to whom, q
liberal cpnIpeus;l ion viii bc paid
Apply 10 KERR & CO
General Agents, Altoona, Peuna.
E7n Col. VIM. X riper, Ebensburp Loc,l
Agent for above Company. Inr4-.y
A 8RAHAM BLAINE. BorLrr-
N LBENsBURG. Pa.
Shaving, Shampooing, ana dair-dressino
zone IN the most artistic style.
Bg- Saloon directly opposite the "Moun-
tain House." Tian24
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TOR TIE SPORTSMAN.

TOR TIE SPORTSMAN.
Rifles, Shot Guns, Pistols.
;, heVoivers, Cartridges,
" h,erS hn'Its' t"p-, Lead,
Powder, Shot, Powder Flask
Shot Pouches, Game Bags.
Also, Gun Locks, Main Springs. PLUGS
Pircts, Double Triggers, Hammers, sc.
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Feady-Pay System!

by means of" hich here will be a cp,.4 -.
NrCf oN IN NY profits. n continuance of
!"ur patronage viii satisfy you that It will
he 10 Ionr "dv"nt"Ge TO by fer EEsDY ray
instead OF ON cp:-DIr.
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T57iN AND SHEET IRON WARE

Il AM
STOVE DEPOT!
The subscriber has just opened ont, at the
late stand of Mills Il DAVIS, High rect, Eb-
cnsburg, Tin and Sheet Iron and stove
Depot. lie will keep constantly on hand Il
full ~ sortment of
TINWARE, STOVES, &c.
which witt be sold to all comets at lowest
market rates. Particular attention Will be
paid to the filling OF ali orders from
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
SPoHtSHg done on short notice and war
ranted to give satisfaction. JoLGing promptly
attended to.
I-E5@ By strict attention To business and
desire to please, lie hopes to merit ii liberal
share Of p ,tronage.
aulul TH0S. W. WILLIAMS.
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NEW NEW NEW
The subscriber calls attention to the fac
that he has received and opened out, Mt hi
Store, on High street, Opposite the Bank
tie lurgest and best selected stock of
GROCERIES!
ever brought to Ebensbrrg.
FLOUR, CORN MEAL, CHOP FEED, BRAN.
BACON, CHEESE, CRACKERS,
SUGAR, COFFEE, TEA. SYRUPS. MOLAS-
SES, RICE, SPICES, ESSENCES,
HERRING, MACKEREL, AND COD FISH,
CASTOR d CARBON OILS, DRUGS, MEDI-
CINES, PERFUMERY,
SALT. CANDLES, SOAPS, WASHING So
DA, FAMILY DYE COLORS. LOG
WOOD, BLUE YITRIOL,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS-best 5ronGs.
EARTuENW ARE IND STONEWARE, IRON,
NAILS, GLASS, PUTTY,
! POWDER. SHOT, LEAD, AND GUN. CARS,
CLOVES, MACE, PEPPER. CINNAMON, AL
UM, DRIED PEACHES. uOMINY,
BAKING SODA, &c., &c.
Arnod's Writing Fluid,
| Checkers and Checker Boards.
| Pen and Pocket Knives
Eorse Brushes and Cards,
| Currycombs, Rope, Twine,
| Window Springs
Chalk, G. ak Lines,
! Horse Shoe Nails,
ShocnIrkers' Nails
Tachs and Thread
Wood and Willow Ware,
Tubs. Buckets, Rrooms,
Wash foards. Cluthps Pins.
GeG Cords. S:cve brushes.
Scrub and Dusting Brushes.
The fnesr stock in town Of
CoNFECTiuNEEY
For the chi it,3ren:
TOYS TuYH! TOYS TOYSl
The latest STYLES OF
HATS GALS.
r. Keeps constantly on hard Bo,oono
Sausage. SHrdinaS. Fresh ard SPiced Oysters.
AMI cvcrrIh ng in lhe Eating as w,lI as in
the I'r.ntiug line
] p The public re requested 10 give him
II trial. Il" III" ges himself TO sell cile ,cr.
and to sell better nr;i~ie than an, ether
dc:ler in town. GEORGE GU {L'l.
lb"nsburg. ar:h II. 1867.
I OHETTO DRUG STORE!-
The subscriber has opened out in oret,o.
{: mira County, Il l;ige aud well selected
DRUGS
MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS,
LIQUORS, &c.
4 heavy stock of
DRUGS AND PATENT MEDICINES.
PAINTS 4 OILS, FAMILY DYE CoLoRs,
rURE WINES L LIQUORS,
for medicinal purposes,
PEETUMERY AND TOILET ARTICLES.
STATIONERY,
WALL PAPER,
WINDOW SHADES, |
HANGING LAMPS. SIDE LAMPS with RE
FLECTOES. LANCS of all kinds,
BRACKETS,
LAMP CEINNEYS,
WICKS,
CARBON OIL,
BRUSHES, TOOTH, NAIL, AND PAINT,
PENS, rENCILS, INK,
TOWDER, SHOT, CAPS, |
And a general assortment of other articles |
usually found in such establishment.
RAJ Country Physicians would do well bv
calling on me before purchasing elSwhere.
ESY@ Prescriptions carefully compounded ot
1U hours.
EC2gn Store on Main street.
e2O.3m 4. J. CHRISTY
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CREAr REDUCTION OF PRICES
EBENSB CPG T4PDW4RE 4 HOESl
FUENLSRLNG STORE.
return my sincere ihaEIs TO nv friec &
ana customers for their liberal pntrouac q 10
the past 'we've years during which time
hare been in hu>:nc~s in Ihensburo.. an,
now. owing 10 the extensive business an
doing. nike F." -ure IN Informing the publi,
that have adopted the
EeaGy-Pay System!
by r,eons of hich here will be cp,,.. -.
rrcf "\ IN NY profits. II continuance O
your patronage viii satisfy YOU that Il will
| he 10 yCnr 'dvant"9e TO bry fer READY p,y
| instead OF ON cp:DIr
Ny stock will consist in part as follows:
FOR THE BUILDER.
Door Locks, Cupboard Looks, Catches.
| f0itS. Hinges Scre,vs
! WiH@"w Sp'gs. shutter Hinges. Catches
fo!cE Irons: Nin"uw Glass, Nails.
fuIsy. -.
TOR THE CARPENTER.
Boring Machines. Aucers. CajgcI<. Brace and
LI'S, i"'cl-t~. Square. Cn3up.S>~s. Bcr-
els. Io t't HUI. Try Squares Ley
els. Isl X >monIhin". and Tor
Hi'ues. Panel l"uch-. Br,-
ding. Sash. I;:i-rn. 4
Match "iaurS. Hollow and
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re- Col. VIM riper, Ebensburg. Local
Agent for above Company In,4.y
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nTEW CHEAP CASH STORE!.-

The subscriber would uform the citizens
OF LAensDurg and yicin u th"t he keeps con-
sluI-'y on hand everything in the
GROCERY AND CONFECTIONERY
line. such aS Flour. Tea, Coffee. Sugar MI
hl"a5 ot CEacners, Cheese, Smoking and
Chewing Toh"cco, Cigars, sc.
CANNED THI"HES .4ND TOWfTCES :
Also BuckSkin aud Wooden Gloves Woo
en- Socks. Neck ties, Sc, :li OF which will he
sold ats cheap it not cheaper th,n cl$ewh, re.
/ f.ft rs 0yim,HI 81 (0"dteS
Isy@ Ice Cream every evening.
jau-+ r. Il. THOMAS
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Fer THN SAIrIFR.

FOR TIE CABINET NAK=R L PAINTER
Pench Tools, Table Hinges Screws Bed
CH>iorS. Bed>irs.G Fasteners brave
Locks, Knobs. Coffin Trimmings Of ,,II
descriptions. Geld Leaf. ironzcs. Iaint.
sash and Nnrnish Brushes OILS. Paints.
E"rni>hes. Turreut'ue, ColoreG Paints.
dry an ground in oil.
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l. Ri, Ks! GRICKSl BRICKS =
-k1 The JOilNSTO1, y NMANUFACTURING
60. have constantly on hunu ard for Sale at
reTy tar p,.ces. "a superior article Of
COHMON AND PlES- :D BEICKl
Special rates of ncicht 10 ali points
on the fcnnu. Railroad A0Gress
y. n. RAMSEY, Supt,
May 96m. Johnstown, Pa
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DIR. NsIIIGI.NrEsE
LIQUID ClTiRRH REMEDY
S Y W p @ M S.

j.. a' symptoms of Catauh arcat first ver,
lltht. Persons find they haNca cold. tf#
tn'A AAte frequent attacks aud are mon, .,4.
NV '" lHo th'nte- of temperature. I'm Obi,
'V''l' 'ua 'he NO. may bc dry, ora slight t..
charge INN and ucrid. ait.rvnfd. ttirL aal
adhesive may cu-uc
a. 'I'-' #-r becomes ,hrpu., thr di,.lr.
~ I'i-ed I'D quantity and CHANGED
t"','N t.tN ur now thick aud bruS,.. aH#
'I' N4 " sea or coughcd Off, The secretion,
n't 3N' h,INc, causing bad breath. The ,o.,,
w an" nasal The eyes are weak the .ru,c
frequently takes place
,'H'"'le, common auh imporaut symptom
"l '"lihih is t!lt the person +. nhlig,d tn rIfaf
"'. '''"'l W. tir morning Of u slick ar Sims
n'u'""N' men has fallen from the head duf
u.- tue Al.hi When thi, takes place ,b
'Ia'h may be sure 'lat Bis disease j. ou f,
way 10 the lungs, aud should lose mo- ttmc 10
mrcstlpg il.
lhr above are but few Of raay C,tarft
3" NWPolnS. Writ" TO uur Elaboration, 4,
our pamphlet describing fully all .,mptorn.
W. ',' ''hi Tree To- any address. Also dirc
'',,i' Nheir 10 procure the medicine.
p" '''e Ir'eNine letter. from all pntt- ot thg
mon ana also numerous (, .timnui1l4 from
, r.ii. 4Ins u bearing Tho evidence vi b.
nj u. remedy contains no MINERAL oi
Pio'INlt INGREDIENTS. Int i4rtora.
~" iIulu vegetable extracts ENCIISItEii
therefore it * PERFECTLY HARMLESS
wen 10 t,r most tender ald delicate child. e
"A NJ; Lpk NEhilE'S CArARklI kEME
- l. ana take 10 other. Ifuot sold bv Drug.
ID Your vicinity they will order IL foryop
lllc' 500 per bottle
.,e.,g W persons suffering with any affection
81 thr Iirad, throat or Lungs, should write 80
once Tor our pamphlet fully describing all
'PnP'"nS pertaining 10 thcaboyc disease
lt"ilI be sent free to any address.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-15

"llaYc seen tlicir watches, know them. and
can testify that the uru excellent time keepers.
ana "a good iur,crN respect as rc,ft,rItt,d
and no humbJ4. -ScHaHc', UaipJo,R y. J..
"IusHr,s is Conducted in This establishment
upon sitict', honorable principles, aud pul-
chaser. get thcwurth OF thermono, - et,,Ly
Hpn. H. This company i, no boeu. anair.
aId Is prompt IN nu>inc.- and perfectly roHl-
bile. '- oujcr. Hona0ui. A. t. Til. com
fanN !. known throughout the Union 10 he IT,
spoIslhlc Tor anything it propo~cs to do
orahlc IN their dealings. aud satisfy the inst
expectation, of hrr customers 49, Dcmocyaisr
Press. Lyoits, y. J. This company has "a line
reputation aud their good, are Of Il very .l-
pclior quality. - beUg Times. Acirbcp. s.. =.
here Is NO humbug in rms company l'd
l'B sentinel. iPP"0sburgh, Pa. "Thcirwatch.
=, are manufactured of ,upctur artirlo. and
9N the best wnrtmcu. ~ i"ct7ean Iuiop.
DoHiou, Nd ''
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GENERAL AGENTS.

ri '"i,l u, Park, Cincinnati Ohio; Fuller
V ,nrn FULLER, Chicago, H.; Burnhams
-" "',naa'k' Chicago. Ill., Dcmas. Barnes \
w. NV N York u. Ransom 4 Co.. Buaao,N
w. lrgLrnnd' shelley n Co Detroit Mich
.nrJs & ~, '",,'r Boston Mass. French, Riell
20, Pittsburgh. ia; Calm l.. .sets' g.
i ,"'u.'' NO Barnes. Ward 4 CO.. New Or
inns "a, X A. Robinson & Go, !. ,u.yille,
nnA.' h'sl'y Bro, Memphis. 1onnj 7. !.
n,eRi.,l, hiclmond. Va. Thompson & lIlod
N"ty''n1rc, Md. Dexter n Ncllegor, 4 bahy'
w., Strong 4 Armstrong, Clcye and, OHIO.
4 Co. ' In, ~, Ds'roit, MEhj VISA poscr
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JFNSE JOHNHON'S ESTIE
C,TATE OF W.. &c VI q n Z.

~ TN NIIF'ItT TINI NJ = -
In Probate Court holden at Fairlcc.
within and for said district, the 2d day of
March. A. u. 1867.
Alexander Mclane, administrator on the es-
tate of Jesse johnson, late of Farlcc, in said
district deceased, makes application to said
court to extend the time heretofore allowed
him to pay the debts due from said estate and
10 rendcrh, administration account until -ont
future day: Whercupon, it is ordered by said
court, that said application he heard ~ the
Probate Office, in Fdirlce on the 23d day Of
March, 1867 and, it is further ordered, that
notice be given to all persons concerned, by TN
publication of this order N the National OpIn
ION print ID at Bradford, Vt, three weeks sue
cessiyely, before said hearing.
by the Court
Attest a. II. GILMORE. Judge.
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To Farmers.

A FULL STOCK OF
Scythes, Forks, Hay and Hand
RakpS, Sh0veIS. Hoes, Iron Bars.
Wool Irvine, Sheep Shears. But
ter Tubs, and best Dairy Salt,
At the lowest market prices by
PRICIIARp.
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LETI COLLINS ESTATE
OK We Se VI ON =

~ BRADFORD DISTRICT, -:
At q probate court held at West Fairlcc, with
in and for said district, on the 18th day of Feb
ruary, A. u. 1861, John ). Collins one of the
Administrators on the estate of Levi Collins,
late OF Corinth, in said District. deceased,
makes application to said Court for license to
sell all of the real estate of said deceased of
which he died seized and possessed within this
state, to wit:
The Home farm Of which said deceased died
seized and possessed containing about 100
acres of land. and about ~ acres of pastu ing
IN said C0riuth. Whcrcupon, it is ordered by
said Court, that said application come undor
consideration and be heard at a session of sand
Court to be holden at West Fairlcc in said
District, on the 81 Tuesday of March A. ID.
1867 and that all persons interested in said cs-
tate be notified of the time and place Ofhcariug,
by causing the same to be published three
weeks successfully in the National Opinion
newspaper published Mt Bradford Vt. before
said time Of hearing, that they may appear.
and at said time and place, if they see cause,
object thereto
by the Court.
Attest, ALNAll BEAN, Register
a true copy of record. 3Sw3
Attest, LNAl BEAN, Register.
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y. BE sure and call for
0OTTS MANDRAKE BITTERS.
And take nothing else.

{. &. Do1Y & Go. Proprictors,
Bradford, VT
NJ. $. BURR & Co., Boston.
General Agents.
For sale by LEONARD & DAY.
Druggists, Bradford, VT, and by
one or more stores in every town
and village throughout the country.
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CONlNlSSgONERS' NOTICE.

dIONZO LESLiES ESTATE
TNliE SUBSCRIBERS having been appointed
1 by the Honorable Probate Court Tor the
District OF bradford, Commissioners to receive.
examine and adjust all claims and demands of
oil persons. against the estate of Alfonso Leslie.
hate of Ncwbury, in said District decreased.
represented nsolycnt aud the term of siy
months from the llth day Of February lS6,
being allowed by said Court to the creditors of
said deceased, tocXhihil and prove their claimt
before rs Give notice. that We will attend to
the duties at our appointment NJ the Town
Clerks Once In Ncwburv. In said District nu
the 18th day of March. aud 9TH day of August
next, NJ one o'clock in the afternoon, ON each
Of said days.
II. ". BAILEY. 'oml
Newbury, Feb. llth, 4. u. 1867.
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Probate Courts.
bradford Dist,.;c,

Dkob,A,lE CoVkrS WILL 81 HOLDEN
Tor the year ensuing, ~ follows, VIZ. VI
AZ the Trotter House, IN bradford. ~, a..
"a Tuesdays In January, May, july, and Sen.
TENDER. 80 wv" up
:, AT the Probate onice, in West Fnirlec. M,
me second Tuesday In December aud tho eJ
Inesdays in February, April and Ociol,rr 81
AZ the Hotel, IN East CGrinth. on tb. vi .ru,.
days OF March, june, August. aud Noyemho,
ALVAIl BEAN Register.
Wcst FairIoe, Dec. !, 1866 e''''''
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GUAR DlANS NOTICE.
& TATE OF VI, Ie VI - II

~ BRADFORD DISTRICT s.;
In Probate Court, holden at West Fairlcc
within and for sad district on the 3lst day of
January. 4. D. 1867,
Upon application of Ellis Bliss. Guardian of
Frank Merchant, of Bradford, in said district
spcndthriit, makes application to said court
for license to sell the following described real
estate of his said ward, viz: \ dwelling house
and the land on which the same stands, situa-
ted in bradford, aforesaid, representing that
the sale thereof is necessary for the support of
his said ward and family.
Whercupon, il is ordered 10y said CO lrt that
said application como under consideration aud
be heard AT II session of said Court to be held ut
Probate office in Fairlec in said district on the
I'D day of February, A. D. 1867, for hearing
and decision thereon:
Aud IL further ordered that all persons interest
ed be notified hereof by publication of notice
of said application and order thereon, three
weeks successfully in the National Opinion
printed NJ Bradford before said time OF hear
ing That they may appear at said time and
place AMI II they see cause object thereto.
By the Court. Attest
3ow3 \. II. GILMORE, Judge
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SLEIGIiS.

u,IE SUBSCRIBER WOULD SAY TO ALL
those wanting slcighs, that he has some on
hand, made Of the best material, and warrant
cd to give satisfaction, which he will sell cheap
for cash.
HENRY ID. BROWN.
Bradford, Jan. 81, 1866.
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JONAS CLIRK'.S ESTATE

UUN.TS fLTNh'N ENTITT
TliE st llSCRlBERS, having been appointed
by the Honorable Probate Court for the
District of Bradford, Commissioners. 10 rc.
eelve examine, and adjust all claims aud de.
inahdS OF all persons, against the cstaic of
Jonas Clark late of New bury. in said District.
deceased, represented inaolvcnt and the term
OF SIX months from the l2th day of February.
isO' being allowed by said Court to the credit,
ors OF ta1d deceased, TO exhibit aud prove their
Iespcei'Vc claims before u.s. Give notice, that
at the dwelling house of Orrin Heath In Nov
bury, IN Had District, on the 9Th day of .juur.
aud the 9TH day Of Scp,embcr n"St. of nnc
oc'ooh' ~ w niiernoou on each of .aid dnys
JH S,"S cn &SEMiSfEfTS {com.
Newbury, VT, Feb. lith, 4. ID lS7 asn,
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fhEEPORT, ILLINOIS.
'o'u ny all Wholesale aud Retail Druggist
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COMPREHENSIVE.

yINIIE UNDERSIGNED, have this day formed
L a eopartnership tor the transaction oi
a Retail Merchandise business. under the style
Of Darling q Evans.
J. X DARLING,
WELLSR EVANS.
East Cornth, Vt, March !, 1861
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LIST ON ARTICLES.

Every patron obtains "a Watch by fiji.
arrangement, costing bat $40, while IL NAV H..
worth SOU partiolity shown. d
Me-rs. j, HioErNG & Co.. GrI,r t,,,.,
NMtnto" Manufacturers. lip Broadway. \
! city wish to Immediately di.po.r 81 tic
above magnificent stock Certificate. pnnrir,
article, are placed la sealed ruyoopc.. and tof'
"ltd,d a. ordered The return of am of onr
t'rtiiiyites entities the holder 10 the nrticlr
halued thereon. upon payment, irfe.ucetiyr of
~ Worh u sou, aud a- no article vnlucd loss
tan u Is named ON any certificate. it win nt
once h' aecnthat tlit. Is
No LoVoE b" II stroghI to,wad l,giiD,olc
Hn"s"eio", ~dich may be poyteipai,d
IN c,ct By he mast tistiiioas :
\ smgeccrtidcuto viii Ao sent i, n,oil ma,
paid upon receipt OF % cents. H,c io, ~ li"s'
en- lor =! thirty three aud elegant rtr,n,,,,,
ior -, HiStN IFS md more ,alnnblc rre,,i,,,,
l9i sln one hundred aud most superb ,,of,i f,r
so 10 agents az those ai.hiut ,p,,lo,,',',,t
,lIi- l. 70 'hlc opportunity li4n l,.itGtn,tr
" conducted business, duly authofiln,i byyn,
'lhhtht, hnd opohto the most careful scrutiny
Address, .s.sslCk ling ~ 90.
Nm3 lis broadway, New York
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4 FULL STOCK OF TEAS. MOLASSES,
~ SlkUPS, SUGARS, COFFEE, IOBAC-
GO. SPICES, and
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OK. D. n. SEELYE g. co.

Addrcss
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BR AFFORD
ID Il l & S TORE.
LEONARD < DAY
DRsGs AND MEDICINES.

DRI GGINIS MD APOINIt AElIN.
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A Queer Notice Read III
Church,

a minister of an Eastern village
found, one Sabbath, a notice which had
been cut out ola Saturdays newspa
der, and placed it in his desk for hiu
to read to the congregation. But by
strange coincidence, there happened to
be printed on the other side of the
same slip of the advertisement of GER
tain shoe dealer, a prominent member
of his church, and without turning the
paper to read the other side, as the ad
vertisement met bis eye, the good mar
concluded it was expected he would
read it, and, accordingly, to the sur
prise of all, announced, at the usua
time for reading notices.
'George s. Brown keeps constantly
on hand, and for sale, large and vel
selected assortment of boots and shoes
which he will sell for cash, at No /!
Pine street.
And he added
"Brother Brown is a worthy mem
Der of the church and society, and de
serving the patronage of the congrega
tion."
The CONSERVATION of brother Brown
may be better imagined, than descri
bed.
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Amusement for children.

Take square Of soft, plant paper, a
leaf.ofa csst-off eopy-book, for exam
pie; if not too thick, double it into a
triangle, then double it again two or
three times, and then, with the thumb
and finger nail, snip out pieces in such
lshapes and directions as the fancy may
suggest On unfolding the paper the
child is delighted at finding that he has
turned out little mat of paper, often
of very intricate pattern, and always
captivating his eye by the necessary
symmetry OF its form. One or two ex-
periments cannot fail to open out new
ideas to the child. 1 have in my pos
session a collection of these papers
which were done very rapidly in my
presence by children of five and six
years old. Some of them are most
elaborate and elegant in their design.
The inventors of patterns for our carpets,
linens and textile fabrics of every de-
scription are in the habit of resorting
to the fortuitous combinations of shape
and color in the kaleidoscope for their
ideas. And of the infant art before US
somewhat similar use may evidently
be made. These paper figures have the
same recommendation which makes
the forms of the kaleidoscope so valu-
able to designers. 1t is that they are
perfectly symmetrical. By the aid Of
this simple device every lady may be.
come her own designer; and especially
in the days when the braiding of small
table-mats is in vogue, she will find her
self supplied with an endless variety O
suggestions for her work BY contri
vance whose first aim was no higher
than the keeping of her children out o.
| mischief-Good Words.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-04-26
Men Wanted

The great want of this age is men.
Men who are not for sale. Men who
are honest sound from center to cir
cumference, true to the hearts core.
Men who will condemn wrong in friend
or foe, in themselves as in others. Men
whose consciences are steady as the
needle to the pole. Men who viii stand
for the right if the heavens totter and
the earth reels Men who can tell the
truth and look the world and the devil
right in the eye. Men that neither
brag nor run. Men that neither flag
nor finch. Men who can have courage
without whistling for it, and Joy without
shouting to bring it. Men in whom
the current of life runs still, and deep
dnd strong. Men too large for sectariar
limits, and too strong for sectariar
bands. Men who do not strive, nor cry
nor cause their voices to be heard in the
streets, but who will not fail nor be dis
couraged, till Judgment be set in the
earth. Men who know their message
and tell it. Men who know their duty
and do it. Men who know their plac'
and I'll it Men who know their owl
business. Men who will not lie. Mel
who are not too lazy to work, nor to,
proud to be poor. Men who are will
ing to eat what they have earned, an
wear what they have paid for,