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Tools and Implements, ,rlts,

Hsi a.bi7d OIL; DadE rid Trs o9
Combination Steel Plow5..af .fa1 ~, =
Curtis Iron Beam,vaI. saiIrs rs
Fostoria Cast Plow,q' "a 7oi .sied
Corn Plows, 5dgiov ssrasHn Z
Shovel Plows, double q single
Cultlvators, ,sqstus7 7ivels s7rse7-g
Road Scrapers, sn.lasaiis 7'ss'a;r
CornShellers, iron and wood,
Straw Cutters, TO- l'o',, s.1,,..- - ,i,", 5,'''
g" morse halKes,Ssi bos isu7s'zi IS q
Horse Forks, -.-i 7aspoi = ''ipre-
Hoes and Forks, aarr9a<oo
Rakes and ScytBes. i',I,o 80 '.'Ii =,
s'rGrain Cradles. 5,n'.. :, s..s,5 :
Scytbe Sticks and Stonesy 81
. Shovels and Spades,5easr-h Ia
Wheelbarrows, as '-'i o, 'dsF:
Churns, Tubs, Pals Brooms,
Clothes Wringers.r4o-f 10 ,s.iiro
Spinning Wbeel~and Reels,
Sheep ShealssaS Wt,ols sTwinSe,
Land Plaster,
Water Lime, za.,lrq j.. s,o-
Stucco, &c, DC, DE. ,'q'aea .sr
re.e,a Z % =ssetrrso 7'ii uoa X
Together with complete stock Of
Nails, sad = sl"9 ''i-7-' sa
House and Barn Trimmings,
Builders & Farmers Hardware,
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MAeAzINEs.-Send in your Msgai
= nes 10 the JoURSAL 0FrIcE and have them
lound before they are lost or tOrn.s
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APhysioIogical View OfMarriage

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upon the Mind and body, with the Authors Plan Of
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truthful adviser to the married and those conpemlat-
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personally by mail Medicines sent to any part o
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TOwNAzR GsukTE MAITERS.
TIME TABLES.

CLEVELAND d TOLRD0,RAIL ROAD.
.. s eO.s' ftE3l sSEs wtss. q .
Nsil ----A--ln10 Al Nail - - -s62eT -.
v \. Express GO p H. Night Express IL 50 p.
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Local Freight o5 n. Lccsl Freight. = Is
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A. SSIGNEE'S 80 RO,rICE.-Notice
II is hereby given to the creditors ofthe late firm
of RYDER Ty ler aud TO all persons cerned, that
the undessigned, as the Assignee of said firm, has
Hied In the Office of the Probate Court for the County
requirea BY law; and that,cn the 18th DAY of Dec.
A. n 1857 at the ofes of said Probate Court, div
idend will be declared, payable out OF the assets of
said assignors, to the creditors whose claims have
been presented to and allowed by the undersigned.
ff--r dr. ft JOSEPH HUNTER,
,., Assignee OF Ryoer Tyler.
Dec l2, 1857. 5o-5l:
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PosTaoFFIcE HOURS.

BLANK Bookscf al sorts got up IN
he best style at The JoUSsAt office.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS
AA rs TER. COMMISSIONERS

M ASTERs COMMISSIONERS
4S1 SALE.--Chsrles CHI ate vs. John CUP, Maria
Culp ct sL-Sapdusky Common Pless-By virtue
of an order Of sale issued in the above entitled
from the Court sof Common PleaH Of Sandrsky
County, Ohio, and 10 me directed, j shall offer for
sale at public yendue at the door Court House
10 Fremont, Ohio, on Saturday, JanrarF 18th, D
1885, at O'Clock in the afternoon of said day, the
following described land tenenienis to-wit: i a,
piece of land off of the south corner Of out
lot number q y in the town of Fremont, County
of Sandutky and stsse Ohio, being much OF said
out-lot as lies thesouth eide Of the Cleveland
Toledo Railroad, in sad town Of Fremont. contain
ing about one-baf (l scre land subject to all
strests and highways
Appraised at Eight Hundred Dollars
Given under my hand at Fremont. a.. this 4th day
Of Dec mbsr. A ID 1867 j. l.. GREENE Ir-, a-i
4e-52 Master Commissioners. Ssndusky Co., o.
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READ AND REMEMBER.-A good han

READ AND REMEMBER-A good hand
writing has laid the foundation of many a
fortune, aud besides is an excellent thing 10
have N
First-ciass accountants are rarely ever
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accounts has saved many a fortune, while
the lack OF it has sent many an honest man
la the Bankrupt courts.
An acquaintance with the simplest Princi-
,ies of OOnl,nercial Law is competent 10
Keep prudent men "out of Court " and save
q vast amount Of annoyance and insecurity.
All this being true, ii follows that any In
.,tution which shall afford the means for a
ready requirement of these excellent quali-
ficstions is a coDservator Of public good, and
blessing to Che cOmmupits. A. q
such we know FELTON, d Bigelow's Union
Rp.,ness College of Cleveland to be.
PICTURES FOR rae HoLfDAvs.-What
.,tt il more beautiful than handsome en-
s'aving. Al Cross Music and Jewelry store
WI he found the handsomest steel engrav-
iucs in the market Look at the list:
Distinguished American Authors con-
"a ming life-like portrait of every literary
celebrity Of our country and time.
The Marriage of PocohOntss,' a bsauti-
lul aud impressive historical scene.
The Perils of our Foreiathers, a vivid
,-ciure of the scene at Hadley Church. =
Home from the War;" a thrilling war
T. cture.
Wsshington's Courtsbip," and Wash
ington's last Interview with his Mother,
I mpanion pictures.
They're Saved They're Saved p and
My Child My Child" also companion
pictures. ..-.....i.
Washington and his Family" 26x3O iu
Lincoln and Family" 26x30 inches.
Edward Everett, lSx24 inches.
A splendid assortment Of 1x9 Photographs
aud an endless variety of small pictures.
Call aud look over these splendid pictures
most of which are just received expressly
for the Holiday trade. 5O-J2
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BOOK Notices.

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o - c.

u R the best Chance ever o6eredto Ageats
Gose ortwe days time win secure a good Sewing
Machine. watch silk Dress, Revolver or some other
article Of equal Ealus, Free of COST aur-s
Agents waited everywhere, mals and female, for tbe
best One Dollar fawnbroker's Sale in the country.
'Send.for eisc1nisr. sc THOMPSON Co., 80 Ham
over sfieet, Boston, Mass. 'frH -er rr
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AGENT. -ope

w chance in each town, worthy the attention of
an active business man. to take the agency for the
sale of Brsdstreet's Rubber Moulding and Weather
strips applied to the sides, bottom top and centre Of
doors and windows. The sale is beyond Anything
ever offered before to agent and from SO to SIS
per day be made. Send for agents circular. The
6rst who apply secures bargain Terms for Mould
ing cash. J. R. Bradstreet Co., Boston. Mass. .
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Ayers Cherry Pectora1,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
:. such al Coughs, Colds, WhoopiDg
Uough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and CONSUMPTION.
Probably never before in

Probably never before IN
the whole history ofms1 D..
iciDe, has anything WOa
so widely and 50 deeply
upon the confidence OF
mankind, a. this excalleat
remedy for pulmonary
complaints. Through a
long series Of Years an
among most of the races
IF men it has risen higher
and hisberin their estima-
tiou uaasifbaz bcro.-,a haf
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GOOD Pay for Doing GOOD.
MAGNIFiGENT MI .sE. T.. PREMUMs !, Jidfss :,
every neighborhood to canvass for the Weekly
PRAIRIE FARMER. The dest and best Agrcui-
tural, Horticultural, and Family Paper published In
the great Northwest. Price only 50 90 per year.
Splendid Premiums given to Agents, and gratuitiss
10 all new Subscribers.
HSpe=imen copies sent free 10 any address.
Address for full parti culsrs,
THE PRAIRIE FARMER CO., Chicago, Ill.
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wHITE PINE OoMPoUr'

Is uoE offered to the afflicted throughout The coue
tTy. lrr issing been rove by thestezt Of clever
yeSrs, In the New EDgand States, who're its msTiis
have become well kbovn the tree from which, in
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-12-20

ter known Its uuifOan character and power to cure
the various affections OF The lungs and throat have
made it known as reliable protector against them.
White adapted to miider forms Of disea and to
Young children IL is at the time the most ef-
fectnal remedy that be given for incpient eou-
SUMPTION and the dangerous affections OF the throat
and lungs As provision against sudden attacks Of
Group il should be kept hand in every family and
indeed as sll sometimes subject to colds and
coughs all should be provided With this sndots for
them,
Although settled Consumption is thought incu--
able, stin great numbers Of cases where the disease
seemed settled, have been completely cur,d and the
patient restored to sound health by the Cherry Pee
torsl SO complete isl mastery the disorders
Of tia Lgngs and Throat that the obstinate OF
them yieldtO it. When nothing else could reach
them, under the Cherry Peetoral they Fubs;de and
disapF ear.s'.f f'i
Singers and Public Speakers and great protection
from IL.
Asthma is always relieved and often wholly cured
by it
Beoufhitis is generally cured by taking the Cherry
Pectorsl in small and frsqGsnt doses.
30 generally are its virtues that We need not uub-
lsh the certificates Of them here do more than ss
the public that its qualities are fully mAntain
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: m.- sTFNENSnN, ESTATE.

II W. STEVENSON ESTATE. =
81 Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has heen duly appointed and qualified rs Adminis-
TRAITOR Of the Estate OF j. W Stevenson, late Cf the
city Of Fremont in Sandusky County, decessed. All
indebted ssd estate are requested TO make
immediate nav ent; ard those having claims against
the same viii present them duly authenticated to the
.''''T-'ti ~ JAMES II. STEVENSON.
Fremont. Dec. q, 1858. 1881
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Gsoat ADVERTISEMENTS.

nISSOLUTION NOTiCE.-Notice
IL is hereby gi-e7 that tlsi c !, partnsrshiP h~re,
tctore existirg hetregn Peter Kessler aud r B.
shesdirr istifs dsv Ai'ssnIvsd. Persons hav-g ac-
ccu ats with the nfnvs foIn arc requested 10 tie
tmNedixtely 81 PETER KESSIEK -
f. b. BEEDING.
? Fremont. Pc {, lsa7. 5o-52.
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D WHITE PINE COMPOUND

res sore threat. colds, coughs, dyptberia, hTtu
Is. splitting of blood. aud pulmonary aHectiont
rail- II ItisarsmarkabIsr remedy forkidrsj conr-
hts di&bstes difficulty of voiding urib e. ding
the kidneysand bladder, gravel and othe; con
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As its nams implies, it does Cure. aud does not
fail. COntaiuirg neither Arsenic. Quinioe, Bismuth
ZiDc, any other Mineral poisonous substance
Whatever, it in noEise inJuriss sBy patient. The
nurhsr and Importance ef its cures in the sgue dis
tris.R. literal beyond account, and we believe
without parallel in the history ofAu1e medicine.
Our PFide is grati6ed by the acknowledgement re
ceive Of the radical cures ee.sd in sbstirate
ard where other remedies had wholly failed d
UBseciimated psrFcns, either resident in, or travel
ing through Diasmate localities viii be protected
hyitakin the que Cure daily.
For Liver Coi ia arising frou torpidity OF the
Liver II is an exc dent remedy, stimaiatipg tbs
Liver into healthy &C ivity.
For Bilious Hsor' efs and Liver Complaints, Il IA
sU excellent remedy producing many truly rsmsEk-
able cures, whore other medicines hsd failed
PrePsi cd BY N, J. G. Aver Il CO.. Practical and An
Glytiesl Chemists. Lowell, Mars, and sold all round
the world. Price " 90 per bottle.
f.fF DO FOR sA ALs III tH
= BuehIaud a sea- r.. Dillon 500; c. R Nc
cuiIoeh. Fr,niont o and BY all drugg sts and deal
era In msdeine everywhere S5y1-2dw.
rEIaruts-f
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TO tho Taycling Public.

We are informed by mr.. Cameron that
new and important arrangements will be
made Immediately, upon the Stage routes
from Creso to Owatona MIMI, and from
Austin mimi, to Waverly Iowa. Stages
will leave Cresco on the arrival of the east
ern train arriving at Owanatona the next
day in time for the train upon the mimi
Central for St. Paul. 1t is the purpose to
leave Waverly OH the arrival of the trains;
arriving at Austin in connection with the
stages from Cresco, returning over that
road and meeting the train bound east
from Waverly-at the same time running
from Austin to connect with the trains on
the McGregor Western, east.
m. 0. Walkers stages are now run tri-
weekly by mr.. Cameron, from Cresco to
Austin minnesota, VIA, Lime Springs and
Leroy. With the new arrangement supe-
rior facilities will be openend up to the
travelling public, going either south or
east The travel from st. Paul and all
through southern mimi, will find it to
their advantage to take this route in going
either to Chicago milwaukee, or over the
Dubuque g. Sioux city road east or south
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-05-24

FAIRBANKS SCALES. About forty
years ago the Messrs. Fairbanks in
vented and began manufacturing
these Scales, and ever since then
their business has steadily and rap
idly increased, and they have kept
far ahead Of all competition. Dur
ing the last year they added largely
to their works, and their sales were
very greatly in excess of any form
er year. This fact is unusual, if
not unparalleled, in the history of
inventions and business in this coun-
try, and proves clearly that their
Scales are in all respects just what
the people want.
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DlET.-Thc dietetic part of med
icine is no inconsiderable branch,
and deserves much greater share
of regard than it commonly meets
with. A great variety Of diseases
might e.removed by the observance
of a proper diet and regimen with
out the assistance of medicine, were
it not for the Impotence Of the suf-
ferers. On all occasions, it may
come in as proper assistant to
the cure" and we would particu-
larly caution the afflicted that in
taking Roback's Blood Pills and
Blood Purifier they Must not ex-
pect cures performed without due
observance of the diet. With the
Roback's Stomach Bitters it is diff
ferent, for they give tone to the
stomach and increase the appetite
by assisting digestion.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-05-24

DR.. L. Andres of McGregor paid
our Sanctum a visit this week. He
is one of the honest outspokcn men
Of tho North, whose views upon top
les of interest and Importance to the
people are worth vastly moro than
they are credited with. Call again
DR.. our latch string is ever out to
good men and true.
PRICE & Lowry are about to re-
move their drug store from New Or
ogon to Lie Roy, which will be
most excellent point for their bust
ness, located as it is in the business
center of fino settlement, and dcs-
tined as tho rail road station and
town in that section to become q
point of no inconsiderabl import
ancc, that can only be injured by the
over exactions of those owning the
grounds upon which the Il. r. Co.,
may desire to locate.
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PERRY g. CONK.LIN,
AGENTS FOR TEE
EXCELSIO IL ,
Cresco, Iowa.
10 the Farmers of Northern
Iowa and Southern MINI.

In introducing ourselves to the
Farmers of this section, as Agents
for the EXCELSIOR SELF RAKING
or DRoPrING Reaper & Mower CoM-
BINED, as also for other kinds Of
Machinery, we feel justifiable in
stating, what the farmers themsel
YES know, that tw6-thirds of all who
have purchased COMBINED Machines
for the past few years have been
completely swindled.
We do not propose 10 tell you in
the manner Of Agents generally,
that our Machine is the only one in
existence. but we boldly assert, af-
ter all experience Of many years in
the Machine business, that it is the
only one that has proved a success,
and that will stand the test; and
this we ask none to accept on cur
own statement, but will prove it
under any circumstances, WET or
DRY by q practical demonstration,
and not by the thousand tcstimoni-
ais we have from farmers from all
over the country in praise Of its SUI
pcrior qualities.
This Machine has boon introduced
extensively, not only in the Eastern
and Middle States, but in your own
and for it's popularity VIC will only
refer you to the pamphlet published
by Brown, Soldering & Co., of Mas
sillon, Ohio, the manufac turcrs, Or
to the "Farmcr's Friend" publish
cd by H. B. Malone & Co., Metre
gor.
We would also call your especial
attention to the Michigan Sweepsta-
kes Threshing Machine, Manufac-
tured by J. S. Upton & Co., of
Battle Greek, Michigan. for which
we are also Agents,
PERRY & CONKLIN.
Cresco, Iowa, May "a, 1867, q
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WM. B. STRONG late Supt. ofthe
McGrcgor Western Railway was in
town on Wednesday. He has re.
signed his position much to the re-
greet Of the Company and his numer-
GUS friends. No man of less ability
and moral worth could draw
around him in so brief time such
hosts oftruc friends as he possesses
That his journey through the vicis-
STUDIES of life may be attended with
the success it merits so emincntly is
sthc wish of all.
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New Millinery Goods.

Mrs 3. o. Daily has just arrived
from Kew York with tho largest and best
selected stock of Millinery and Fancy
Goods that was ever brought west of the
mississippi. She has taken advantage Of
the dullness in the market, and with cash
in hand, has bought goods very low. She
buys the goods from the manufacturer and
importers direct, and is thus enabled to
sell goods here at Chicago wholesale prices.
She has purchased large stock and they
must be sold.
For the latest and most fashionable
styles, elegance Of material and workman
ship, &c, her goods CANNOT be cxccllcd.
gGs5" The ladies are earnestly invited to
call and examine the now stock.--Decorah
Republican. n25tF.
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The Howard county teachers ms
titute has been in session at New
: Oregon during the entire week. Mr..
James l.. Enos of Cedar Rapids has
had charge of the Institute. He is
an adept at the profession, and
though differing with him politically,
cannot refrain from wishing that he
might be our next State Superintend-
emit. His idea of the duties of the
profession of teaching, his pungent
criticism of authors, and his thorough
contempt for the textbooks intro
duced into the state through ignor-
,ance or corruption suits us to a dot.
We need a man, a teacher, and not
politician for the place, and these
he is.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-05-24

JOHNNY Caviar d of the firm Of New
ton, Caward & Fuller, went East a
few days since as he told us with a
view of stocking up their goods
Now we have had the utmost conf
dence in all that he told us. but
since his departure learn that he is
after "a piece of Calico" Well if
.he'brings a piece that will wash all
right, and a free pardon for the de-
eeption. The fact is no man can
keep house, be happy and retain the
buttons on his shirt without such an
!; appendage.
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