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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-06
anttion Sales of Real Ctetaie.
". II. MILLER Auctloneer
Ply JOHN S0N 81 MILL Err,
- AUCrIONEERs AND

T. 4 Is
No. - hAssArsr. CEnAH-sT., hEw-loRK.
Hon Stores Lots. Count Seats nud Farms. bought sold rented
changed Loans uegoa Auction sales Stocks Furniture hdsc &c
THURSDAY, June q, 90 u o'clock,
NJ Exchange salesroons No III Broadway
EIGHTEEN VALUABLE BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES, AND
FORTY DESIRABLE lois
Rare opportunity % purchase wiih mall means.
TosrKNEA Pakaye three splendid bhc ease with all
modem Improvements
NAsAsr Huisonlve valuable 3stoy brick Store and
N0lse y
SorExo,yI socktons 2;oTy fame House brick base
meut.
oFESsr Marcyave Eve 2sto frame Houses ard EKten
sims
Niyrnsr T. D. very desirable tory brick House 10
Teufay AMI Prospect Park tAree nice
2Forj frame Houses with buck Easements
ald Prospect
ricn 3-story finnss containing water and gas.
H4rIsr, Lelr iftesayr, four 81 lce Lots
and ioikinsets
yery easy Maps AZ Office No 2J Nassauft Newlork
TUESDAY, June u,
M n O'Clock q Elchaare Silesroom So III Broadway y
TWENTYTWO VALUABLE NINETEENTH WARD LOTS AND
ONE 1NnEESTORi BRICK House AT AUCTION
UEwIs-sr.-S W cf Leeayc. lots
pEysfr--F. W. 81 lee 2 lots
HENE-sr-N. side lbi f-et cost Of Lc-avc. flois.
lswrssr-N. side. 2Ii feet west 81 Iri'Ou-aye lnts.
Il3r-r.r-S. side. POI feet Of Bei'oralre 3 lots
ALSO, VALUABLE BROADWAY HOUSE, FINE CHANCE FOR
IThEsTAbNi
DHo4Dwiy 70 49, nearly opposite eiStst Jsioy bgtfioon
basement r' lsr brick u0u 2OIy5 contains leltY % foog
wair. and o.ies conTetieaceS
Terms ~ Auripueer7 No. 25 Naaut y y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-06

GALE of LAND in Town of Wcstches-
- ie- " T. Or order Of tie supreme CouriADRiAE ~
MULLER r. T. WlLElsS Co. vl sen at auction, on TUES
DAY June ~. lf1. j. O'clock q iir L1clrnEe Sales
nom See i Hla4Na el.sI O." direction % AhDEEH TIM
LAND -'ourng Of d. Robert j. Tnrrtln deceased
We'ioff " D. ol e road leading fun Wi
s m Vriehsste Village and kiavu lhc "Qnnhy Farm"
Tic aa st l,y "a vel. shaded sh Ihi property
utcacrlttsl.e rcglogfo within cnryel tni stance
la railroad sri ttauoli oi r CITY " NcwlofA crcs very
t,.a 1 thr wishing o. paa,e Or lcI upoeo eIeenE suburb
about 4te !.
w.. d. ar. III 10 A.f s.r 30 sIus.st Nrw York Ass
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Drooklnn ReaI estate for 6ale.

EOR SALE, EXCHANGE, or to LET-Thee
neat extension COTTAGEHOUSE with about FOUk
orGROiND Southwest Of Tomp6nsave and Han
cock ST BrooklvB Has good unecear 5000
$500 cash only required Immediate possession gwen
Apply TO CHARLES MOTT No, ly] broadway ~ l.
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hort fl)ar0cn's Nofife.

STATE NEw-loRx.
PoRr.wARDENs OFFICE No. % Willsm-st
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance with
~ Of the Act parsed April a. 1851 entitled IN Act %
Office Of the Port Of Newlork TO az persons
interested in, having charge Of the subject matter OF sah 9ln
Port Waneu AMI that the said examinations Nl
within succeeding this noiee b0an sii
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Gunner Retreats.

GNlNttL ltLllkNiD.
A SWISS LADY wishes to find family re-
~ sas b. DE county uhere y go, y traSa Tolh 9e
O EaT 10. !, SO. Re,dag. sa.,
FAMILY or a few persons can obtain good
- BOARD aai hrse a rooms At mod'T5is pro- ~ ~,
b, REAL % lSF6R,i4TIOS no 100 Fu.iol.'.
belmont HALL, schooley's Mountain, n.
- ~ sab be opened June 10 for the 5',,c S6wEI Popo
BOARD WANTED-With four bedrooms and
ID rso fr e summer N pr'sie @y AZ, o'I we No si
is9 is .i s 70 One ss-' 'n' 1-''' '-' Y-'-,
NOTNTRY BOARD WANTED-At Bath,
y Dldsspos Watch I'M Nsn toeheils roasLA'sF G ou,
+, .a' IN board seekers At BOARD EXCHANGE No. so Broad
' s1 h sslaa.s rs No IS Boads5
(OTNTRY BOARD-A few persons can be
v accommodated With good C0nNIh BoAhp g .-'' T
Si ps.icuIaf' sppio FDNrSD TlrS No. Jme.P NevYOrk
COUNTRY BOARD on the Hudson, at Corn
=, w, s Isdcn e si' as.eSeS
s r. i d,s Es sa tiot' the best Sass
R RsSr,s e.. Ava. Roe inv Cornwall y
COLLEGE HILL HOTEL, n,,..vv
Summer Hotel uni-r management Of w PERRY
teT proprietor Of the CAmore House n b, 0PENhD
about JtSE Application be made to GLoRoh NoHoAN
Proprietor
nIJMBARTON HOUSE, 0ceanport near Long
IL Branch n This delightful SUMMER resort hayns been
ooNg Sac view u the ocean Pleasure Bay &C. point
Ia and he,hfnes unsurpassed us Of easy aeeess TO the
Ssis I'm ~ esrsa 20 the guests For Bos spp premises
or 10 NJ DOWNS, No 10 Fhh.aye, \. Y -
EASTERN HYGIEAN H0ME.-Inyalids can
IL hare hy'9 irs.tnsa 10 Py DAD R T IA s,bIe
fsiladelphs oMct, No. 100 drard st -
NOOD BOARD and pleasant ROOMS on the
VI South Shrewsbury River q iarm house Addes, ~
:" 49,, WIN HADD0N, Red Bank NJ c. \. J.,
7 WILL take for the season or permanently
CoUSTff HONE Sr &c Address for three DAYS LEE
Tabtns once fsv.YOrh
HYE Of the best COUNTRY HOMES in
~ We.teSsser County e little GIRLS be found BY addressing
l'Iaiai a. s.s. So'l'' caro- N'e- .-.
DETTfPANG HOUSE, Essex, Conn, on the
Conaseat ve sI miles nom the sound ss,e9s 1Sas
Tged uOl,ra,e address ~ CCMsIN"S FOPne'0 0f
Circular.
CWEET SPRINGS, Monroe County, West va.
CTbs undersigned would respectfully nioIn ~ WITERiSG
PLACE an. thai viii be opened for the reception o. s'g's oh the
18th June Win gy .ppons ana ss oted States
only r those who h1v. known b.; R,s'S s ,s15
aud accommodations viii be unufp,seu or,,c.
Parties 4. maze arrangements for visiting the Springs OF In
formation should sdtress the undssped ,,rrs CARROLL
Sweet Springs. Monroe County West Va
SMITHSONIAN HOUSE, Mt Nyaek, on the
- Hudson Fon ewIorL and secs'sos G boats Saa
House asd wiz be new tnrnisnea % p ,"apS on t
hl Choice room. can secured by early application on
the premises Or No. 81 West rAr''A''w MuNRoE Proprietor
CEASIDE.- First-class BOARD at lyme,
ssntsss Of pure water 100 By rail or boat AMY at
NJ. B.eeheI.L Moderate terms
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gauiue5 BnnNs.
Dlpi0en0 Notices.

49,
JirrLE MANI RAILROAD OFiICE CiScsN,rl. Nay 81, 1854
A DIVIDEND of -FOUR PER CEN leXciu-
n syeo ill., income tx which paid h The Company las
bu declared which pail the Eser siorEAo.ers on ana
Of Stockholders who nave iot
give, snng viii Je RENTED request addressed 10 the
undersigned =. - nL.le'llI. IIe---.l,--
OFriCE % ATLAaIIC MAiL fTEAnsHiPB
C0,PAsl. NeW.iork, Nav 10, l0. }
NOTICE IL hereby given that the Board OF
~ DIRECTOR Company have This dy decar ddeaa OF
carngs hc TIE once ~ the ,oHn on
closed The
ofAsy inst aud re-opened Wednerdnv. lzih o. Jule
HENRY ). QuiNAN, Secretarv.
MKIcHasrs NATIONAL BANE,
NEwYoHgi May "a. 1919
VNHE BOARD of DIRECTORS have this day
deraeIs DIVIDEND Of FIyT 80 PER CRNT Tor the current TX
MONTHS terminating J ast. and ONE CD PER CENT add
toal Dividend f tie MONTH OF JUNL ensuing Tie aggregate @
dcudoisX W PER CENT being payable tie bI or JULl hEAI
free Of tar 80
In future Of Bant viii be paid January and july
Instead Of June sad December h- heretofore
The Transfer Books wl be closed ioh June y 70 jn, T.
J. b. NERMiLlE. Cashier
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TNITED STATEs TREASURY,

~ REDEMPTION or COMPOUND INTEREST NoILS.-Under
Directions ron the Secrerg Treau notce is hereby gwen
iba d. Coponn Interest bearing date june i0 l and Yaa
he three wears win h received IL ms once Tor ae
Interest loi'fs
De raid presentation. aer yerhcan o. the amount
chained be due 49,, ,.---.-.
Tie PIT packages q one hurrei aeh atnona
~ seuaatey Schedules may application hf oAce
IT, u. VAN blCK Assistant IreorIrer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-06

- Com Io miles fom NewYor Ieng Island eouud WIN every
Advantage Of pare water shade 100 ~ ran ~ uo" HV'"
NJ B.ersieTsl Moderate terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-06

TJNHE INTEREST in GOLD on the Fist
4 MORTGAGE BONDS q Che UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY .Ca-
PANY EASTERN DIVISION. dae June M lo pl Ca presentation
Of eoaons therefor m after that date a. i banking house
DABNEY. MORGAN & Sc. Exchange place. cA-l0rA
fsiguedl wa. J. PALsiEB Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-06

CMITHSONIAN HOUSE, Mt Nyaek, on the
= Hudson Is miles Eon NewYorL and accessible BY boats anu cars
the Honse is now asl VIII newly furnished and open n ,n
OF guests June 10 Delightfully."- located sS I arpestiou on
hank the Choice be secuIea ny eA'V
tho preines or No. 81 West ThTtelhst ,,,,pov p,onor
The New York herald., 1867-04-29

lOO wishes out by the day week; understands
cutting and Citing ladies' and chdrens dresses: oper
ate on Wheeler Wilson'S sewing machine Cali for two
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04
AN ACT

Relating to certain proposed Amendment
to the Constitution. and the publication Of
this act.
WHEREAS, The general ass mbly Of the State OF
Ohio three-dfths of the members elected to each
house agreeing thereto, have proposed sn amend
ment to the Constitution, to Re submitted to the
electors for their approval or rejection, at the el
tion for Senators aud Representatives. the second
Tuesday Of October, 1867; therefore,
sRCrIoS 1. Be ii eHGefed by the General Assembly
c the State Of Ohio, That the electors Of tie State
shall vote upon said proposed amendment Mt this
general election in October 1857 as therein prescb-
ed, viz: Those voting the amendment shall Put
upon their ballots these wordt: constitutional
Amendment, yes" Those voting against 1t shall
put upon their ballots these words Constitutisnal
Amendment, no..
SEo. e. return additional to the return nor 70.
oured by law to bs made of thu votes cast a. such
election for State officers and Senators and Repre-
sentHtres and also for and against the said propoe
amendment to the constitution, shall be certified
ard made by the clerk Of esch cou,ty 10 the Secre
tary OF State within Ten days after said election, and
within twenty dsys after said election tis Cover
nor Secretary Of State and Attorney GSneral shsll
oeen said returns and count the votes and ascertain
whether or not majority of the votes east at sal
election have been cast for the proposed Amendment
ard ifit appears that sjor OF the votes cast at
such election have been cast for ssid proposed
amendment, the Governor shall make proclamation
thereof without delay.
Sro 0, The Secretary State shall cause the pro.
posed amendment to the constitution pass d at the
present session Of the general ssge5ly TO be pub
shed in not less than nevsp2per in each county
of the State where q newspaper IA published, until
the Second Tuesday of October, 1867, and he shell
also this act to he published In the sRule
ner for two weeks next preceding said election.
SIC. 4. The cost Of publishing this ect and the
proposed amendment to the constitution in each
county, shall he paid out of the county treasury In
the county wherein published.
SEC S. This act shall take esect Immediately,
Passed April 10, 1867.
r. HITCHCOCK,
Speaker pro ten. ofths House of Representatives
ANDREW G. MC5URsEY,
President Of the Senate.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04

Car windows, like mosquitoes, are
among the minor annoyances of this
life. These windows will not move
when wanted, or else they are always
coming down frightening those in their
neighborhood. Even obliging con-
ductors are nonpulsed when they at
tempt to regulate car windows. Some
method ought to be introduced by
which these provoking windows can be
raised and lowered with facility, aud
without the exceedingly disagreeable
annoyance for lady travelling alone to
be obliged to ask one of the gentlemen
among her fellow-passengers to open Or
close a window. Can not American
inventive genius suggest a cure for OBJ
stancy in car windows!
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04

Mr. Vallandigham begs the people
to forget the bitterness of the past, and
to soberly consider the things of the
present. Yet he says that, "within
three years, the loyal robbers, thieves
murderers, who, with so much alacrity,
volunteered to rob, steal plunder, and
make desolate the happy homes of the
South, will be calling on the rocks and
mountains to fall upon them and hide
them from the enraged Democracy"
How many soldiers, or the fathers and
brothers of soldiers, are there in Ohio
who will vote the Copperhead State
and County ticket, in order to elevate
this man to seat in the Senate of the
United States!
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04

Have you ever noticed how an icicle
is formed You notice how it froze,
one drop at time until it was a foot
long or more. If the water was clean,
the icicle remained clear, and sparkled
in the sun; but if the water was but
slightly muddy, the icicle looked foul,
and its beauty was spoiled. Just SO our
characters are forming, One little
thought or feeling at time adds its
influence. If each thought be pure
and right, the soul will be lovely, and
will sparkle with happiness; but if i'm
pure and wrong, there will be final
deformitY and wretchedness.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04

God has written on the flower that
sweetens the air-on the breeze that
rocks the flower upon the stem; upon
the rain drop that refreshes the sprig
of moss that lifts its head in the desert
upon its deep chambers; upon every
penciled sheet that sleeps in the cayerns
Of the deep, no less than upon the
mighty sun that warns and cheers
millions of creatures which live in It's
light-upon all his works he has written
-"None liveth for himself"
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04
The Fremont Journal.
TO A SUNBEAM

" n Cc ~ AhA-
sY AURILrA
Sunbeam small,
On th5 wall,
May catch you il you fslls
l will go
On tip-toe;
Do not fear me So
Are you made of golden light,
Tell me where 10 find you sight.
Have you eyes
In the skies
Where you always riset
See it glide,
Far and vide,
Darling n1w from side 10 aidsl
Here and there,
Everywhere,
Glsncing through tie airl
Now It's short, now tbs long,
Like the meter of my song,
In 5nd out,
Round about,
Without care CT doubt
Sunbeam gay,
Come this way;
Gently with you l will play
When you dart,
will start,
Now let US be smart
Then the weary sunbeam said,
"I shall light upon your head,
In your hair.
Flaxen fair,
Will I rest ma thers -
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AS II stTaYeu
Kissing uualraid7

When Judge Thurman gets his five
thousand millions Of dollars of govern
ment money in circulation, it is possible
that when a disabled soldier gets his
pension for six months he may be able
to buy pound of coffee or a peck of
potatoes with il.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04

A significant fact for Democratic Or
ators, who are constantly harpiug on
tbe ignorance of the negro, is this, for
which we have the authority of Gener-
al Sheridan. A larger proportion OF
the colored voters registered on the re-
gistration list could sigo their names
than of whites. We never heard a
Democratic orator advocate the dis
franchisement of the whites of Louisi-
ana on a account of their ignorance.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04
THE INDIAN LINIMENT,

As relie', resdy; killer Of PAIN taken iu-
wardly, OF Outvsr1y applied, has no equal. For the
reli fsnd cure Of Rheumatic and Neuralgia Affections
Sprans Bruises, &c 1T is rneq1sled 1t is also most
eficacioUs, taken inwSTdly, in the of Cholera
Cramps and Pains in the stomach, Diarrhoea, Dys
entery Cholera Morbus, Cholera Infsntum, &,., and
is without exception the most wonderful Psnacsa
the world sffords. No family should be without II
Every travelar by land or Fhould have bottle
Miners and Farmers residing at = distance from
physicians should keep 1t constantly on hand. In
caee OF accidents, and sudden attacks Of Stomach
Complaints, its value cannot be estimsted. Inquire
FIR Major Lanes Indian Liniment, and take nc
other Price 90 cts. per bottle. For sale at whole
sale and retail by DemAs Barnes Co % Park Ro%
New York; Gale Robinson. 1S5 Greenwich st.. N
Y;F C Wells, 1e2 Fulton st N Y; Chas Critten
! den 3s 9Th Avenue, N Y, and BY respectable drug
gists throughout the world. None genuine Gnles
signed by John Thomas Lane, and c0untersigned b,
J. 7. Lace !. Co., prOprietors, 1853 Broadway Y
Send for Circular.
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The Richest Man in the World.
EXTRACT or LErrR PROM BARON SOLOMON ROTH
CHILD.

CHILD.
PARIS. 9Th April, 1854, rs Rue Fauby, st Honore.
Will you be kind enough to have forwarded to me
here 200 bottles Of your Indian Linment; if you will
send at the time the account, l will forward
you the amount through Aessrs. Belmont & Co.,
New York.
Baron Solomon ROthchI! a having recommeD ded to
many OF his friends Major Lanes IMMINENT, and
they beiyg GesruUs to procure 1t, he should advise
him 70 eat blish depot IN Paris.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04

The latest Fashion is to provide ones
self with a bottle of DR.. j. W. Polard's
White Pine Com ound, to be used in casrs
of Throat and Lung affections. ard all
diseases of the Bladder and Kidneys. Il
never fails. Sold By all druggists.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04
A RESOLUTION

hEBOLUTION
Relative 70 an Amendment Of the C0nsti.
tuition providing for the exteHsiOH Of the
Elective Franchise.
RssSlpsd By ths General Assetsblp Of ths stEte ef
Ohio, lthree nfths of the members elected to each
House agreeing thereto Thatit be and Is hereby
proposed to the electors of this State to vote at the
next annual October election, upon the approsalor
rejection Of the following amendment as q subgtl-
tute for the first section of tie 6fh article Of the
Constitution OF this State, towit Every male citi
OF the United States, of the age of twenty one
years, who shall have bsen 3 resident OF the State
ono yearnext preceding the election, and of the
county, township, ward in which he resides, such
time may be provided By law, sIcept such persons
as have borne arms In support of any insurreetion
orrebellion against the government OF the United
States, have hsd from thsir places of residence 70
avoid being drafted into the military service there
Of or have deserted the military naval service Of
said government in time OF war, and have not Sub
saquently been honorabIy discharged from the same
shall ha re the uslihcstons OF sn alector and be
entitled to vote at all elections. I'D. A. PARR0TT
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
ANDREW G. MeBURNEY
President OF tbp 3anate.
Passed Aprij6. 1867. I5uc
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04
TIE STATE OF oaIo.

TIE STATE OF OaIO,
OFFICE OF TIE SECRETARY OF STATE.
I, william Henry Smith, Secretary of the sta'e Of
Ohio. do hereby certify that tbs following is true
copy of act therein named psssed by the General
Assembly Of the State OF Ohio, on the 10Th day Of
April, A, D. 1867, taken from the original rolls on
6le In this ofics.
In Testimony Whereof, l have hersuuto
subscribed my name and Affixed the Seal
ts.AL.1 of this ofice, at Columbus, the 18th day
OF September, 1867.
wM. HENRY SMITH,
Secretary Of State.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04
aFANHOOD AND THE VTGOR

I'VE OF YOUTH RESTORED " WEEKS.
SUCCESS GUARaTEED. DR.. Records Essence of L fe
restores manly power, from whatever causes arising
the effects ofesrly pernicous habits, self abuse i'm
poteccy ard Climate gives way at orcs TO this won
derfu medicine, if taken regularly sccording to di
Tec.ions (Which are very simple and require no re-
straint from business or pl-ssure) Failure is i'm
possible. Sold in bottles at So, quantities in
for 80 To be had only of the sole pointed agent in
America, HERMAN GEUTZEN, 323 Bovery, and
POS Cd Avenue, ". Y.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04
TNF0RMATION- N-Iuformstiop

gusran'esd 10 produoa 3 laxu-ian. gTov-h o.
hair 1ron b-id bead or hear5isIs taos al rece'p'
for the removal Piuples BloiehFs. Eruptozs. etc
an she asin leaving fba same sIf clear and tssu;i
"a can b. eetsi ed Eithop' ehsrs- ny sAdr- Es'ns
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04

We STILL LvE P8a5 l@po:.4: ss a9psafss. OBJ ps;.s SE
cast iron or machine Steroil tools Send for our
New Catalogue ofInproved Steneil Dies, 90 varieties
OIL of Steel carefully finished and tempered. s. NJ
SPENCER & Co, BattleborO, Vt
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04

A BETTER PEN THAN GILLOT'S PEN.
These pens sell rapidly wherever introduced to al
classes OF people. Are fully equal to the gold pen
for ease and beauty of writing. More flexible and
durable than any steel pen ever manufactured. Will
not colrode Send for sample box. 0ny IS cents, OF
two boxes for so cents. No. l for general use. No
for Ladies, Schools and choice pe1manship. Sent
free OF postage. Money refunded they DO not give
satisfaction. Address N. '. B. C0WEN, lafayette
Ind.
The following is a sample of hundreds Of letters
from parties 1Io have ordered these pens
PorTsroTN. Pa July 8, 1867.
n. '. B. C0WEN, lafayette, Ind.
DEAR SIR:-Ths boz Of No. pens ordered by me
some ten days since has arrived and am 81 mnch
pleased with them that have conc uc-d 10 take al
Agency for their e. far, 1t lsss'. 81 to "rde
three gross No. and one gross W foi "h'on
enclose your price 10 Agsnts, Addr So
Rev. 8. elE9FR;ED.
Warranted Ia last frs times ss long, and give bet
ter satsfsc c;ion than any steel pen m nu-sctuisd
ssnd for rireasr Of testIT onals from Prof saors IS
Schools and Colleges, and trcm pTornisent husHssi
honass. 5fho Co"H'
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04
ARE COMING

And will present to say person sending us club in
our Great One Price Sale of Dry aud Fancy Goods.
e.. silk Drefs Pattern, Piece of Shseting, watch
&c, free OF C At. Catalogue Of goed4. and aSnple,
Co., 80 Hanover st, Boston, Mass. p. O. Box 5l25.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04
P ROP 20 s Z d
Amendmentto the Constitution,

THE STATE OF OHIO,
0rfioE OF LHE SECRErART OF STAFF. 5
r WILLIAM HENRY SMITH, SECRE
i. TARY Of the State OF Ohio. do hereby certify
thStthe following Ia q true copy OF joint retolu-
ton, passed By the General Assembly of the State
OF Ohio, on the 9Th dag Of April, D. 1857, taken
from the original rolls on ale in this oflce.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto subscrib-
edmy name and affixed the Great Seal
O.. 81 of the State of Ohio, at Columbus, the
9Th day of April, d. D. 1867.
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH,
Secretary of State.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04
Fair and Thorough Trial

Il our goods from al vi interested in buying
E'-rlAts artie Of Tea ard (Ubep, at tb inv est
.o-sibls rates Sims
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04

In order to meet the demands of the people Of
Fremont and vicinity, We have appointed Messrs 8.
Bucklsnd Son Agents for the sale OF our Teas and
Cofees. All goots put up by ourselves in one
pound packages at our Warehouse in New York. and
retailed at Fremont, Ohio, by 8. BuckGnd 4 Son. at
the same prices a. which they to be had over
counters in New York. All goods put up by us bear
Warehouse Of T. Y. Kelley Co stamped on the
package. None others are genuine. We es.
pecially caution people against procuring their
goods of any company" in New York, Boston or
elsewhere, representing themselves as being con-
nected wi h our house. We solicit