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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-02-20

RANKIN Co, May u, 1866.
We have been using Mr.. Charles Williams
Plow during the present season, and find them
to do as good work as any plOw we have ever
used.
They run very light; much so any
pillow of the same size we have ever used, and
in every respect we find them preferable to all
other plows, and therefore we can confidently
recommend them to to the planting communi-
ty generally. DAN'L ALLEN,
ELI ALLEN,
VIM. ALLEN,
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JUNE 7, INJb.
DR.. MAGGIEL:-I take my pen to write YOU
Of my great relief and that the awful pain in
my side has left me at last-thanks to you
medicine. Oh. Doctor. how thankful / am that
l can get some sleep. l can never write il
enough. l thank You again and again and am
sure that YOU are really the friend of all suffer
ers. / could not help writing to you, and hope
you Will not take it aniss. JAS. MYERS,
IT6 Ayeu1la n
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JACKSON. May 81. 1866.
Mr.. c. WILLIAMS Dear Sir-I have been
using your PIow for some time, and consider
it as good as any plow L have ever used. / am
using also. with YOURS, the Moore & Miller and
Avery Plow. and find yours equal to either.
Very respectfully yours.
:. G. WILSON.
Land Sides and Plow Points to fit all other
patterns, kept constantly on hand. Warehouse
at s p. BALEY'S, on PascgaOula street, Jack
son. Miss.
Fronts and Nerandahs, ornamental and plain.
c. WILLIAMS.
Jackson Miss Ian 23-d:m
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WANTED.

s@FAssdw
.- = sssble :, TION AS \ TEACHER by a
- - - Lady of ten years experience,
MARTIN Ma Branches. either in u private
z 2 school.
n 1,.r,,- ) Box 100, Raymond, Miss.
= = reference given.
- W. 7. RATLIFF,
Jan 31-daw Raymond, Miss.
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CkaRceIy Court Of Kinds County, LIST District
December Term, 9th day, 18Th Dee, 1866.
John NJ. Cain and wife, }
John D. Elliott, ct al.

Upon opening the papers in this cause it
u appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that the Defendant, John d. Elliott, is non
resident of the State of Mississippi, and that
he resides in the town of Victoria, in the State
of Texas. 1t Is therefore ordered by the Court
that the said John D. Elliott enter his appear
ance in this cause at the rules to be held in the
office of the Clerk of this Court. at the City
Hall. in the city of jackson, ON the first Mon
day in March, 1867, and plead answer or demur
to the BILL or the said bill and the allegations
thereof will be taken for confessed as to him.
1t is further ordered that a copy of this order
be published once a week for four weeks sue
cesSiyely in the weekly Clarion, newspaper
published in the city Of Jackson, and that the
Clerk of this Court transmit by mail copyof
this order to John d. Elliott, at Victoria, Texas.
y true copy from the minutes.
Attest: w. .. CHAPMAN. Clerk.
febl6-ltd-4tw L. a. LINDSEY. ID. G.
HHES. RICHARD a. HOWARD
HAS purchased 'Hopewood," the commo-
Il n diouS residence of Mrs. :. II. Wood, on
the \. .. J. & G. \ Railroad. between OSyka
and Chatawa. On March 1st, she will open
there a Boarding School for Dung Ladies.
The number of pupils being limited, parents
and guardians wishing 10 place children ~ n
good school, had better apply early.
For terms, etc, address Mrs. II. A. Howard,
Osyka, Miss or care Of J. W. Zacharic, New
Orleans. teblf-Im,
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nUSTNESS CARDS, printed at this office
~ at New Orleans prices.
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6. 7. !. SHANNON, is agent for the
d, and is authorized to make contracts
serti-.uL. receive subscriptions, etc.
an. l-G1. POWER * JONES.
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iAS James T. Kimball and Jane
i his wife, left East Midway.
for California. They
,aptured by the Indians, and
II his own life and that of his
funning the gauntlet, was tax
j fevor by his eaptors, and re-
I with them until last spring,
hetribe attacked Fort Laramie.
e made himself known to the
g with their aid rescued aLls
an the pair have just passed
ON a visit to their old home
- sehusetts.
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kIear Now The Harrisonville
4naonwealth publishes the marriage
II. khodes and Miss Ann Miller,
the 30 Mr. Irwin, at his front
7, WAL sitting in n buggy. The
I'M wee evidently in a hurry.
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le Mississippi Index, has its edi-
] column drape3 in mourning in
y OF Capt Thomas 1. Sharp,
se remains was re-entered at Co
rs On the Sth inst. 1t says his
lns bled afresh when they ar
!. III was killed in the War-a
EedeFate soldier lie was Il fine
en- q christian and died gallantly.
ne Mobile Register, gives the par
ars of m atrray at Whistler. a
II village about five miles above
Ille, pn the Noble and Ohio Rail
between a man named Joseph
1'oispn and Alexander Cocker. The
1er pas killed and the latter re
ea sevcre injuries. A Mr.. Fitz-
Ald MS also wounded.
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Pearl River Foundry,

L COLL INV u l. OIl1uI "
AND
Machine Shop /!
State Street, jackson. Miss
HANING secured the services of expert
Il n enced Iron and Wood workers, l am now
prepared to deliver to order
CAST IRON PLOWS,
No. l, cutting inches, 81 90
No ,. cutting inches. : 90
These plows are fitted up with superior sea-
sOned timber, are cast iron, and one advantage
in securing these Flows is that you can always
conveniently secure Points and Land Sides of
the original pattern.
The prices will be rs reasonable as those Of
eny first class Plow IN the market.
r3-ALL OUR PLOWS WARRANTED.
The following extracts from letters from
planters who have used these plows are APP
pended in order to show how they are appre-
ciated after trial:
CANTON, Madison Co., Sept l, 1866.
/ hereby certify that l have used the one
horse cultivatiug Plow manufactured by Mr..
c. Williams this season, and find it to be the
best have ever worked. w. DRANE.
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MisteIlansolls.
Emerson on the Rnhe.

+ The small despot asks so little that
all nature and reason are on his side.
His ignorance is more. charming than
all knowledge, and his little. sins mors
bewitching than any virtue. All, day,
between his three or four sleeps, be coos
like a pigeon-house, sputters and spurns,
and puts ON his face of importance; and
when he fasts, the little Pharisee fails
not 10 sound his trumpet before him.
Out of block, thread spools, cards, and
checkers, he will build his pyramid with
the gravity of Palladio. With an ac-
oustic apparatus Of whistle and rattle
he explores the laws of sound. But
chiefly, like his senior countrymen, the
young American studies new and speed
Ter modes of transportation. Mistrust
ing the cunning Of his small legs, he
wishes to ride on the necks and shoul-
ders of all flesh. The small enchsntsr
nothing can withstand-no seniority Of
age, no gravity of character; uncles.
aunts, cousins, graudsires, grandames
all fall an easy prey; he conforms TO
nobody, all conform to him; all csper
and make mouths, bsbble and chirrup
TO him., On the strongest shoulders
he rides and pulls the hais Of laareled
heads. H.. @
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FRIDAY. JULY 10, 1867 .".aaz as''' ,'''''
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a sINGLRLRssoN.

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She t1ck heT heao unoer ner wing
uo8 ara pre- enoeu 10 DC as'eeP'
: A Ipk arm.in-arm with Tbrush,o3
al :. Came sauutering up to the place;
The NipLt;n0ale felt herself blush,
'saa Tbou9h feathers hid her fs ca.
81 she knew tbey had heard her song. " "
She felt them snirger and sneer;
SUI ue savhS snJs a. 'n. on,,i,i Ii - ,,sss
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a Littls N!sns,ense.

At a pablic sale of books, aDrew's
Essay on Souls7 was knocked down 10
shoemaker, who, To the great smuse-
ment Of crowded room, asked the
auctioneer If he had any more booke on
Ishoemsking to sell.
A few days since the mother of a
cute little four-year old urchin found
him in mischief, and said TO him,
"Why, L. what are you doing r. aWhy,
Ma, don't get 50 nervous" was the calm,
conplacent response. ~.
No two human beings were ever
alike either in body or mind. In other
words, natare has been engaged in max
ing men and women six thousand years
without making one that she thought
it worth while to repeat bas .'-,ia
One man wagersd another that he
had seen horse galloping at great
Ispeed and a dog sitting on his tail It
seems an improbable feat for a dog TO
accomplish, but the man was right and
won the money. The dog was sitting
Ion his ogn tasl = 1fI
A minister in Scotland recently, when
his deaeons limited that he might
lpreach three sermons on the Sabbath,
said. Preach three sermons! Never
That is an invention Of Beelzebub for
destroying the effect Of two good ones,
and killing the minister"
An editor was shaved in a BARRIERS
shop, recently, and offered the barber
q dime, which he refused; because,
said he, Il understand dat you is an
editor" "Well, what of iti" "Why,
we neber charge editors nufiinT'' "But
such hberality will ruin you.n s'Oh,
neber mind, we make It up of de
gemmenT
Little Lizzie G., is excessively fond
of sweet things and when very little
girl was apt to begin on the dainties
when she came to the table. She was
reproyed for this, and when she per-
sisted, it was treated as grave offense.
One night she added to her usual
prayer, humble little petition regard
ling this sinful weakness. She said /:
10 help me to be a good girl, to mind
my dear papa and msmms, and to take
preserves last"
A sermon published in an exchange,
contains the following passage: a have
seen woman protesting to love Christ
more than the world, clad in a silk dress
costing s75; making up and trimmings
Of same, $40; bonnet Tor apology for
one) $35; velvet mantle $3.50; dia-
mond ring $500; watch, chain, pin,
and other trappings $500; total, ST.
loo; all hung upon one frail, dying
woman. / have seen her at meeting
|in behalf of homeless wanderers in
New York, wipe her eyes upon an ex-
pensive embroidered handkerchief at
the story Of their suaerings, and when
the contribution box came around, take
from her well filed portmonnaie of
costly workmanship, twenty-five cents
Ito promote their welfare.
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Razper's Weshy gives its opinion Of
the Democratic party in the following
s'The Democratic party is not able to
understand that there has been reEo-
luton. Stupid as the Bourbons aud in
fatuated as the Jscobites, it devOtes all
its energy to decorating the body and
initiating the lungs of corpse. Instead
of watching the course Of the revolution
IN public sentiment and national con
dition, aud sagseiously adapting itself
to the change, It hopes to rescue shred
of State Sovereignty and at least a
single slave whip from the rushing cur
rent It is merely the Tory party of
the old revolution, withsss its intelli-
gence or dignity or excuse. Nasty
ridicalles il amid the roaring laughter
of the country, and its I Southern
Masters reject it as a worn-oat tool
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Some eccentric person has been In
vestigating the subject Of decorations.
He states that one thousand eigni
hundred Belgians wear decorations o.
the order Of Leopold, and that sixty
four thousand Frenchmea wear decora-
tious of the Legion Of Honor, Ths
proportion rob of. the decorated 70 the IN
decorated is in Belgium one to sixty7six,
and in France one to one hundred and
sixty-six. His conclusion is that any
one who has a apsscsaat for ribbons vii
prefer Belgium TO France as aresidence'
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To Soasiiers-sCard from MT.
Wetm0re. tse- -s ts-a
: luI TON Ano Dnio . = . A' VI aI
OHIO STATE MILITARY AGEScY, =,
WAsHISGIoS, May %, 1856

In consequence Of the Legislature Of Ohio,
at IFS recent session, passing an act with
drawing the authority Of the Agents Of the
State from receiving Claims after The lst Of
June, the undersigned viii receive and pros
ecute Claims from and aher said date, In the
Courts and Departments at washington, IN
his own name.
His Eve years experiences during the war
a. Military Agent Of the Stats, gives him Ia
ciItiss that will be Of essential advantages to
claimants. His charges will be five per cent.
On amount collected; andfor Obtaining pom
Refers TO Chief Justice Chase, Governor
Cor. Ex- Governors DennisOn and Tod, and
members and ex-menbers OF Congress hon
Ohio .seiilh p 1T JAMz o. WEfNoRE. su-
I bss .sasI a Ohio Stats Military Age't-
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Coxsuxrrlox CuRED.-The Pkinsvills Tel
,ovr1aanb records the cure Of case ofconhrmed
eonsn nmption IN That village by surgical oP-
sration. in which the lung was opsped and a
suhe inserted, through which the matter
frorn the abcess was discharged. Il express
sss the opinion that this new Prsctice viii
-svoIutienize the treatment Of this eisaas
and isopsa The door Of hope taitAs sssT
t;va "a ~ 54fs sF-fs1, "a yea SIS as--t la
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something About the oyster.

Something About the Oyster.
The common oyster is familiar TO
most of us. 1t belongs to the order OF
sibiyalyes" or 'qrus musssls." II feeds
by opening and closing its shells; and
The latter act is its only defence in time
Of danger. We sometimes hear the
expression "close-mouthed as an oyster,
and it is an applicable comparison. The
sea-erab. however, is too cunning for
the oyster. He knows that the oyster
will close its shell too quickly for him
To effect an entrance; so he lies in wait
with a stone in his claw. When the
oyster opens its mouth, the crab pops
the stone IN; this keeps the shell apart
and he enters aud feeds upon the oyster
at leisure. -
Another SPECIES Of oyster, the Pscfsn
Gibbs, is called ''SSeptune's Box NeP-
tune, you viii remember, was the goa
of the ocean, and is said to ha,@ Kept
his pearls in this oyster-casket It has
ribs on its shell, radiatiDg to the outer
edges like the sticks of fan. Il is
cinnamon -colored, with white and blue
spots. 1t swims by opening and shut
ting its valves necessarily, which pro
pels it forward, and up and down, alter
natsly. 1t is native of the West In
dies. The Pecten Faco6eu resembles
Neptune's Box, and is about The size of
a mans hand. Centuries ago i was
worn as an ornament by the pilgrims
who journeyed TO the shrine Of St James
di Compostella, from which fact it re-
ceiyed the more common name of "St
James Cap"
The Pearl Oyster l4Hytilus lUcgyari-
Gfsrus), though Of blackish color with
out is very beautiful within. The bril-
liant lining Of the shell furnishes the
"mother-of-pearL" This oyster sfcund
principally in the Persian Gull, and on
the coasts Of Morocco, CeyIon, and Ja-
pan. The pearl is supposed to be form
ed from a grain Of sand, which having
accidentally found an entrance into the
shell, has become changed into pearl
BY the same operations OF the secreeed
fluid which acts upon the shell, render
ng it nacreous and beautiful Pearls
Ire sometimes found in the oysters and
mussel of this country. The largest
and handsomest pearls, called round
pearls, are the most valuable, and are
sold BY weight, some commanding as
high as ten thousand dollars. There is
some labor expended upon them before
they are ready for sale. They must be
purified by washing repeatedly, and
polished with salt and tripoli.
Sometimes, in twenty oysters brought
up from the depths Of the sea, not a
single pearl is obtained; at other times,
one oyster may be found to contain a
dozen pearls. The business of pearl
diving is precarious one. The diver
may be suffocated in the water or killed
by sharks. When the oysters are gath
cred, they are thrown into troughs 10
rot after which the pearls are sifted
and sorted out. Working in such a
putrid mass shortens the lives of the
i men. sa
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I.R. RARTLETT,
n xIuos ozASCs

. TroRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law Once
"A eysfD astib 3 Co.'s store, corner Frost sad
oTssa-fre ossfeEa'. s''ss's' rRrAoNr, os1o. a9i q 8
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THESE woRLD-RH -RHNoYNHD
SEWING MACHINES,

We5e Gsoeraet u @ ele Msgeess p.ens.'.W ~. - ss
uns al MeSN. u. Stds Eair of 1866, and
Are celebrated for Going the best work, using much
smaller needle for the same thread than any other
machine, and BY the introduction Of the most ap-
proved nery, ne are nov able tc supply thsveFy
best nnEhinee in the world. N&E hSNEs
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LEGAL.
n. n. GREENR q SON,

u. Il. GREENE a. SOM sss
A rroRNEYs COUNsELLoRs AT FLAW, viii
"A attend to Legal Business in Sandnsky ana "a.
ioi.,ns counties Particuiar attention paid to thu
coIIectsou OF Claims. Soldiers Bsck Pay, BOUNTY
aud Pensioniclaims promptly Sttendedto. OFFICE
'FRONT.', corner room, p-statrs, Tyler bloehi
FREnOEf, OHIO. tea s'rll-s
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"a .sra6ssi8l r -igaE
( ~, -as-fsrs e-cf .a-sast eiz4F 80
3 Iuas sEf
I nira 90 -1.7 si-
Z - i ar- afsia1a s=s' g-l -l-'a
-f1sqfs ais -s
$50 1aiasa FREMcST, 0sIo, May 20, 1877.
Na. ,. u. JAoksoK:-Sir: We the undersgned
hive each purchased and nsed Florence Sewing
Machine, aud End IL simple, reliable for all kinds Of
work, heavy, medium and light and not liable to get
cut Of order, We cheerfully recommend the Flor
encs Machine to every one wanting really FIRST
clsss sewing machine: sr-s
sss5-s.s i- 80 a aa~ H % T7s'F 81
Mr.. J. H. Lesher, = Fremont, o.
Mrs. Joseph L. Rawson, "a
Mrs. ]. r: Vandercook, Clyde, o.
Mr. William Elay,, -, g
Mrs. DR.. Goodson, Bellevue, O.
! Mr.. Burdett Wood,
Mrs. Dr. Harris, E. /" 70
Mrs. Jay Moss, Sandusky, O.
Mrs. j. H. Gardner, asa' Norwalk, o.
Miss Briggs, Monroeville, O.
1zzKIe a sos 1ro3q-oA1
E ...... ..,--.s a.ss O. saa s.-lle 1af
s--s--- -.s-s --rt
= J - -. - 49,.
4 / l---.,.s,ss -.l.ET seslfI- -sT Er -
ss.ii s1r,z sa-- ,i.a -- s, ~
J, I am alec As.n. ter j. N. JACKSON Of San
dEsky for the sale of
= s.rl -e-s-a u
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| ao t5s 8ittIs s6IsI
TAEREEnn 81
EEeAaINe MASrERs.-There are a

f.
EEGAGIEG 4AENERs.-Thers are a
thousand pretty. engaging little wsys,
which every person may put on, with
out running the risk Of being deemed
either affected or foppish. The sweet
smile, the quiet cordial bow, the earnest
movement IN addressing 8 friend, or,
more especially stranger, whom one
may recommend to our good regards,
the inquirihg glance, the graceful attsn-
ton, which is 10 captivating whsn
united with seIf-possession-these will
insure US the good of even churl.
Above all, there is certain softness OF
manner which should be cultivated,
and which, in either man OF woman,
adds charm that always entirely com
pensates for lack of beauty.-TaytOr
I
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s. RuOkuaNp d SON,

DRuGGISTs and Dealers in Paints, Oils, Patent
Medicines Wall Fspsf, Stationery, Books, &C.
Osd stand, Buckllhd's old block, Front street,
FKExoNr, OHIO.
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DRUGGISTS.

DIR. e. DILLON sk SON,
nRUGGIsTS anddealers in Psints, Oils, Dye -stuae,
~ window Glass; Patent hedioinss, Fancy Artt
eissl &C., Front strsets a1f sfs1z 80
FREMONT, OHIO
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pENTIsTRI.
MEDICAL.

n9YsICEAN AND SuRGROE. Nc. 4 taeepnd
il eoorl FAbint 3 Helm new block. State estfset,
HUI 10 xREEoNT, Q. ss1lzq is9aall
W DR. HIGGINS uillattsnd to general prae-
tioe an Medicine and SurEsEy, and viii give especial
attention to nfssases Of the Eye. IvlsE2oy
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-.e sis.s - ...ye. go
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Fifteen years passed away; the ldaughs
ters married, aud by their step-father
were sfurnished with every comfort re-
quisite to their new avocation as house,
Keepers. But they had hardly quilted
bis roof when their mother was taken
i'll. She died after few days, and from
that time to theperiod of which | speak,
the widower had resided with the
vounOer dauUhtAF,-
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JAS. CsHARRINGTON, M. ID.
UrOMGfArHIc PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
H Once over Belts Store, corner Of Front and
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Ubrbaud .Jorgensen of Copenbaeen

and who is one OF the most careful and reliable
watch and repai-ers In the country, has just
opened shop in O. n. Wadfwofth's fCrpckefy Store
whore he ii preparsd TO repair clean IN order
vztchsf end eleeks IN shortcf snf 81 the lowest
living rstss. -sass yQal
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F1aYsIeIAN,f SVRGEoNf And AO0oUoHEUR
II Priysfs siiseAsss csrefnliy treAted And promptly
cured. Once andresidence on State Street East side
of the river four doors east Of the Brick Tavern,
....s5 =. FREMONT. OHIO, . y, LIST
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HORD & CHANCE,
a TToRNEYsAf Law, 0Aes IN BHcklands Ne'
A Block, FREMONT. OHIO. tsSyll
.r- Dox1T Eu

A TroRNEYs AND. ecoUNSELI,0Rs AT Law
"A and Soiicitcrs in Chancery; win attend 70 pro
fessonal busiuess in Sandusky and Adjoining coun-
lies, once. Second story BackIsnd's NEW Block
vl4-nse FRRM0ET, OHIO. - a zFt'
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-07-19

At the grand review in Paris, the
Princess 0belinskYs robe was sea-green,
covered with tes-roses, and she wore q
Idiadeun worth 500, 900 francs.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-07-19
III. f. BAKER, M. ID.

Residence At n J. Zimmerman's. Once Houus-
From to 10 O. m, from 70 81. m. and IN III
eysatns. fE =. lsnza.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-07-19

, froRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law, viii
"A S.ttend 10 ProfesrionAl Business "a Sandnsky
sod sdIslninr cDuntisG SpsciFi stteniiee gisen =
procuring Soldiers Pays Bounty and fensions'
OFricE-Sseond Story Tyler's Bloch
FREMONT, OHIO.
Noxauher At 1854.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-07-19
III, F. BOswORTH, M. d.,

D9YsICIAN AND SURGEON, has changed MS
rssidencs 20 ths bsilding one door .sOuih Of the
Congregationsl Churoe@ ~ ~
Is BELLEVUE.