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f.nt tied IN &C; 20 further extend che
tine and provisions Of the act passed
February 6;h. sol. chapter Is. and
Mach Ia. 1861 chapter 3s3. and the
supplements thereto relating TO the pay.
men; q oognt.-s - volun.eers and
.ra.'ed len u ih.z : tate"
section !. BE i enacted By the General
Assembly Ct Maryland. That the provisions
of chapter -. o. l-64, and chapter 313
2! I 80, aad the supplements thereto. be
and the same are hereby extended 20 en-.
brace ii. volunteers and drafted meu who
entered the United states service from the
Let day Oh! April .5C.. 20 he l-:h DAY Of
December. is64 also such other person
~h0 entered The service OF furnished sabsi!
tu;es. who we're mustered iuto the service
Il the United states and credited 70 the
call Of tue President the 18Th December
i-Gi provided said volunteer and drafted
moa have beeG regularly mustered by a
duly authorized officer ofthe United states.
and accredited % the quotas Of the State
Of Maryland
Sec. >. And b. = enacted, That this act
.hall lake elect from. the day ofits,passage.
We certify hat the aforegoing i a true
copy Of AZ $50 which passed the General
Assembly - ,aFyland, January session.
i.G7. ". II. COLI.
Che ierk House Of Delegates.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY.
May le-lt. Secretary ofthe Senate
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DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS!!
<. n. cLEAvELAND & CO.
No. lO3 North Cav Street,
Cash Housed
rhEfLIrE 10 BUr mar FoR clSH

g i.LANLLAND, i"r ~ years with James
% Getty. viii be pleased o. sec his old Gus.
:uhorf and friends at 1903 North Cav Street,,
whore he ~ confident OF suiting them IN all
tio"i' pertaining Ia the
DRY GOODS IL NOTION LINE.
uul store .as been rcdticd and We have all
tbs Honycui cnaos required Z, show goods. Tho
first iooT is rxclusivcly for Retailing q hno
line oi fii.;s, Dlcsched aud Brown Muslius.
White Linens, Dress 1cods, a large stock; also,
% splendid assortment Of Mons aud Boya' wear,
tour stock ia this lns u complete. as wcll as in
the others.l flannels OF all kinds, Toweling,a
nice assortment; afuiilino OF Stockings, Gloves,
shirts and Drawers, Collars. Hair Brushes,
Csmhs aud Suspcndcrs. The lower door L. fur
wholcsAiIug. exclusively. We have three
apartments here, fitted up In a tasty manner.
lst-- Dumcstic Cslicc-, Flannels, Kentucky
Jeans, C,tt"nadcs. Cantcns. Diaper. Balmorals,
Cninhrics, :. a.. "a. l-l1 aud 1874 Blcarhcd
anil Brown Musiins-n heavy st0ck.
.d.--rhrcads. Suspsndcrs. Linen Iidkis..
spool Cotton. Pine. Needles Hooks aud Eyes.
raprc Prn4, iu., Pa.icl'oarl, aud everything
"a the notion lime.
.ri blanket. nl al! k,nds.
~ .cll Gnnis for CiSH-this u.usi bc un.
drfstptl. We 'lu pusincss ~ n inir plan. aud
try g. .uit all. ON sto'k u large and varic.l,
an! IL, lost iAsliiious cannot help being suit.
cd iivc ug = tral and satisfaction il guarrn-
ted
h,rtf' i.r 10 NGne usd N.mJ,.-
=. L. cLEAvELANp Z co.
los y. Gay 81. one do'r FROM FrontS'
Eaitimorr, Nj.
:. Sam. rn the windows and "a tho
sign' go 'ho awning ut the -idcs nf the fipr,.
GEORGE H. SIMMONS. snlcsman.
- u. ist..--it
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Butter made IN . to . minutes from
sweet Cream.


nan y hffFf M " ~ M
HAVING rur has,'l the right ol lnanulac-
ii turing she abov" celebrated Churn. the
undersigned nrr now Prepared to furnish them
40 the shortest notice. Among the uany al
yaniagcs. tnay be- named the following
IL. The Diamond rhu-ns sweet Crcau.
81. III Diamond .cuara;c. tho Butter from
the cream. un lcaVr- the milk sweet. 80 every
farmer r.u i'ci hie stock on sweet milk ln-t"rd
If s"ur.
u. Th' Diamond iaaS~s Butter in if,i, eve
g. ;puf minutc..
In. Ia. Diamond maize hall rouni riorc
liuitcr 4 the gallon "i r-cRm han any other
rhlra Now 10 u-".
9TH. The Diamond Chrrn is cheap nnd iur
able
ath. tn" Diamond Chufn work. The iiui,cr.
80 j. = 4clf yorker ne m.lk len N the Butter
sih. The Batter " Ill s-cp .wcct longer ihnn
that made by az! theF Churn now ia ne
"G-Al! '-lct,ailrc -, tho Manufacturer.
KILhuRE. HAI.DEsTY AZ sen EPFgR
So. Iil y. Gay street. Baltimore.
A'r,h . l>6s. ly
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MORO PHILLIPS.
sole Proprietor and Manuis,,uru
Feb 10. 1907 en-.
MARYLAND COMpANI'S
CEEeEALlZEAs.
AT s25.O0 PER TON IN BAGS.

EUNIIis firliii.rr has bccn t,sicd b., ,iic atm
u cTs, nnd has been us"'l witt .thcr mn huft-
1T higher price. and II, action nb crcp4 ha .
bcen equal II not superior "a them. IL .. o..
W ~ hig' aud arr enough fi drilling
~ ,oN at,ea'.ga - hc fs'!o.sing CRIT eca',,
Thi- i. 4" certify tina; tte tcE.n N NV 'arn,
N Baltimore county. used lat rss' ,l,, NJ
co.'s CcrcaliE.f purchased "i Mr.ff. i.,.t"r !.
H.. both ON Corn and Potai"cs. aud was much
pleased with the result y ffNifFE.
February 18th. 1907.
1sssga. HbrtLu 4 Cp..-Gs.ft hlt III ,;i
derssncd having used tho Ccrc.li1rr iurt.ai,,.
iur,i by the Nj. Co.. would recommend b.. .. d,
good and rclahc fertilizer.
JACOB BkiLLi!A''t.
York Co, 70. Fch iyth. 1sf.
Mgssns. LKsrgu = 60. 6,"fi. ..eH p. &. yli.-
s"li N" MI. co.'s r..s,iig'r iast arat..n, mas
heart il iavnrnby ii.'n o' r-u -.....'nif.i /.
IL nis good irrtiiis"r.
KRAMER. uakir'ut e,.-
Laliinor, e.. Fob 2:l. -,
Grs.E>. LKs a. go. u via, c.-, 90,
MI t"'s C"rcniis"r. s"n.licr - - -,.,d ,rtl,...
aud riu tina, will give abstraction To- tlr' ..'t.
a.. tIplt'tE l. IL ' J.. MI We.
shrcw bury. IA. F"h i''i 80:
f'Ni'lk B.sfDFST m nm. gR.t".
LISTER 80
". iin '. iI.wrrl -. rpr. FrtrAu.
Marin . i.-s:i,
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Here Is a Machine for tho Farmersl
Esrmers. Lock al Ae Great Advantage IN TAresA
ING GraiN l0iM
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GUGnO, Fertilizers, dc.
M Q RIO PHIL LIPS
GESuisE lsrnovED
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
standard Guaranteed.
Dor sale az @a"sfaetwer's DJoi,
No. az North Front strect, PhiIa.,
AND
No. 05 South stroot, Baltic,
AND HF DEALERS ~ EHERtL
THROUGHOUT THE COUHTRr

TIKI Material Of which Moro Phillip. Ph"s
PhA'e Ia manufactured. contains iiny per cont.
more Bono Phosphate than Raw Bone. thes,
lore IL more durable. The ammonia prcsent
giycs It grea, additional fcrtilinng value.
xix ycars experience has proved {" the Farm
or that Il makes a heavier grain than even q,
bls manure. and is not only active hu, lasting
Sn- rricc go pea ton III 2uoe ih- p,.~oun'
ta,lcalc.s
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PaB0'a FoIt, Lomcnt and Qravol
Roofing,
Is THE BEST IN USE, ant his tecn we'll
L hnowr for Gfccn yoafs.
We gunsant'" al new work tor five ycars.--
/, il better than Thu. aud ooata half NJ much.
~ Old lsuois repaired ~ short notice
We are the only manufacturers Of ROOFING
MATERIALS IA Maryland. all ~ which we
keep constantly On hand for sale.
s-s~Tin Roofs and Iron Fences painted with
our Patent rarafiino Vanish
FACE. BROS. A co.
III Smiths wharf.
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We certify that the afOregoing Is a trao
copy OF an act which passed the GENERAL
Assembly Of Maryland January session.
1867.
w. Il COLE,
Chef Clerk House of Delegates.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
Secretary Of the Senate.
NAY Z 1t
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We certify that the aforegoing is trsc
COPY Of an net which passed the Gcneral
Assembly Of Maryland, January session.
lsG5 W. Il COLE.
Chief Clerk House Of Delegates.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY.
May ls-lt Secretary OF tho Senate.
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DIR. II. SAPPINGToN's
I.IVER PILLS..
For Purifying the Blood, Strengthening
the Digestive Organs, etc

I'VE i,d,,."u- l,e oi pr. Suppingt"h- Liver
l. lill- wsii. VITA rert.iAty, eradicate all
,'.i ii'u,"tt. '.s-cct ~ rgAaisut"n 80. the
=; larA, ana u, .icsc e healthy action It the
I..yc;. E.,vrl- ami Krlncys.
They 20 ,;,i;cj for oith-g sex and will pro, %
a CERTAIN .. for
iLb!GEsTIoS.
CONSTELLATION.
Loss o. ATT ETlTE.
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" ces;.;y IA; ;Ls sforegola, Is true
c 2; fan aci which passed the General
.issetso.y C. NlrylaaG. January session.
. 80 " z. COLE
'hist ClSrs lIOgss OF Delegates
AUGUSTUS GiSSAWAY
Mas lit >ecFetaryof the senate
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15.nued IRON FD% Pags.)
contai six hundred pagVs, aud
shall b. .r.uted on good paper, TO DO
selccte purchased by the Reporter at
The co, - state, with clear type aud
in size. .. quality Of materials, aud
ouantit matter per page, shall cores
pond n Els as possible with the eigh.
ieentb ne Of Maryland Reports, and
shall he I'D at a price Of Eve dollars .
volum duc Law binding, or four dollars
andal when no. bound and shall he
pria.e. ablished and bound at the oxpense
OF the ;. porter, who shall be entitled 70
tho copyright Of the volumes.
See 5. rho State shall take two hundred
copies Of each volume OF ssid Reports, at
the price OF six dollars per Volume, delivered
at the State Library. being nj tho ratio Of
two dollars per page Of single volume OF
six hundred pages, and at the sane rate
when the volume may exceed six hundred
pages.
Section .. And be il enacted, That this
act shall take effect from tho dato Of lie
passage.
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4 IllLL

Ent.ilod an let 20 amend article sixty pf
the Code olPublic General Laws entitled
licenses by adding thereto additional
sections relating 90 marriages Of people
cl cclcr.
section |. he Il enacted b. the General
assembly VI Maryland That the following
sections be- added 20 article sixty @: the
code vt Public General Laws to come in
after section eight
sec . III marriages heretofore made
and celebrated ia this State 10y aud between
c0lorcd people are horoby confirmed anil
male valid 10 every intent and purpose.
iron, che iirnc ~ The celebration e such
marriage, respectively. and every such
marriage .hall he held and taken by all
courts Of his STATE. ~ be good aud suih q.
Gent in law g. al lnients and purposes /;
prov died that IL every case the parties
claiming to hsvo been married by compc.
ten; person shsll. ~ sufficient proof before
-omc iu.',,t o; be peace, establish the fact
10 hayi !. Aaar . married = certificate IL
which saa'' fed with ;he clerk 81 the
Circui, Cuur' o. he county IN which said
marriage W. .cora;ei. 81 tho COur; OF
Ccmmou r..as ~ Baltimore city. aal be
pres. rr~d with the Register Of Marriage
Licenses q the ofice OF the said clerk
Sc, - In all marriages hereaf;c :
celebrl,ed he;wcen cclorej persons he
ra-ti. s.. SAM one IN their behalf shall
pr,.su.;o he clergyman sclemnizinc the
r.tes &. -4rri-N. 4 license Is required "a
n.heT gases ut marriages. and any sgcn
clergyman s hereby prohibited from
80 .rrl-.-- such marriage without the pro.
--c..cr o. such '.cersss
=. Had ice lt enacted. That this act
.na.. tasc 7'iuct from thc date o. .ts passage.
We ce-..tr ;h4j he aforv-o.nc - t-ao
,ors Ac; ~-.ch passed the GENERA.
.fsses q Maryland January session
l-6s ". T. COLI
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EG;.,. -. - ac,.y appropriate CT additional
-gr crr 8: the more speedy
Iat. s... Vols % AL % NaF, Land
R-rr-
20. = B 5: s1.cisi - the Genera
.,.seu ?. and. That tn ,um ofere
a4.-r, %. aul :he San, = hcreby
.s -pp4 ~ aldIi.o. - ;le r~, riA-
lppror. all "a tie more speedy
prnlc.' 1me an - NagylArl
.--1r-.
- - enacted. TIA: :.e
'oa... d. Z. .ae ;.-4s4sy te Aud ~
= aer -c4ct.l e, ,fa~ as ~ass-at
1PoL -.4s--c: - .-y1. o. \.cao, a.
Eree-- >.ais Reporter c % the delivery
81 -. ate ~ g. y .4.i vois'Ee %. .;
re - L.o-ary ;ar saa c. $40 t-a.
s.e' 'iy dollar: AID u ;ae l..issry
IS .a~ Axe pies o( -4.l volume - ~
80 4 8 80 Hundred AL dt:y dollars.
Sc 3 In! 0e = enacted. ThA, ia.s a.;
-4-. ;aSe ef-c; from TIE date OF -
passase
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" cef:.l. "a; ,h.a 're -o.ac - . rue
copy g a. g. ~. . rass-d .as o. rc-a!
Assembly p M4syla- ia-gary .y.-.or
l-'- y = corr
'a.ef .esS House Of delegates
ACGU >Tu> GA>S ANAv
My Lei; S-.,.,Al. 2f'h- - ~
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We cer..fr ;h4, be aforeSo.nr - t-ae
OPP p ac; ~4.ch passed The ieacrs.
.is.ea q Mary '2ci January session.
800 " I. COLI
sfCie-i House ofpelegates
iCSTt'S - - iW.iY
Na-t--'' Secretary cf he Senate
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alRsses B4ll9sE6tt ttsr., Is

@sVictors Again.-FheLe LerOghsBs-b by
handsome playing and not little good luck,
won their fourth victory on Friday by the
splendid scopg Of 74to "a. their opponents
being the Firslands Club Of uNprwslk. The
Firulands were q Fms looking. athletic set Of
fellows and grew fast into the coed graces Of
every body here. by their pleas.ntan gen.
tlsnsniy bearing Every one looked for a
close game, but the Firslands played, in the
early jnnings, timidly, and the splendid
management Of their captain could not make
up forths lost time. sOnsof their nine, how
ever, made the best record Of any player on
the ground, having no aOuts" and slways bst-
ting into the long 6eld. and besides they set
two ugly wbitswashes against the Crcghans,
alittls Arrangement that shss not prevailed
in their preyioua matches. One Of these
was made by handsome tloubls'plsy, tax
ing advantage Of bad move the eroghan
captain. IN running base op . Hy ball, As
aswhsle sths' Groglians played better than
ever before, sustaining themselves admirably
to the eud. Thsirs mistakes were such as
more exps.iencs and practice win corrsct.s
The following il the score. 'o -'1'
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HAIL SrOaM.-A terrible hail storm pass-
cd over apart Of Washington tosnship on
Tuesday the 5tb, it being the haasisst about
thelyicinity Of >. y. WAIgEs's farm. Hail
stonesthe size of hazel-nuts to hickory nuts
fell, cutting the leas es Of the corn and knock
ing down buckwhest and the late oats YET in
Che field. Considerable damage was done,
More waterfall in the Time thau is remem-,
bered By the Oldest inbabitaffts.< - - q -
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Farm for, !, Sale. :.

FTfdFaudsrsigued offers forssIe his farm, situated
taih BsffyfiIe toS nshfF, Ssneusky county, oh.o,
four miIes southwest Of Fremont on the sRndheky
river oontaining 50 tcreE ofand more or less,
90 acrea undsr good ol ItixEtiop,10 of 1t
river boflon And the balance tfnbsr, sith atsd on
rood reads, eOmfnrtable house, frame barn buggy
roc4 cellar under the ho use wood houae and
other out dopr buildings, 2good Of water and
cistsrn an orchard q iasgs bearing sppe trees Of
choics fruit; also pear, peaehs plum, cherry, AID
ether hummer fruit AIS0a houEs isltoHtsd for
snakina N For further information enquire Of
he subsertbsron the premises.
DANTE JAMES HlETT'
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Rass.--Twapt an immense qqapty Of
old dirty rags Wanted to purchase i'm
mediately I'm. "A o &' 6ty4 ia, 464) lbs
of old worhous tordup dirty greasy ragged
.greenbacks for which the highest cash price
will be paid uphotogrsphs on delivery at
Harris's photograph rooms IN Buckland's s
new block opposite ths llcroghap House.
Every body knows where itis.Ei,,sa Issdf
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CAN'T MErrIsg, = Extensive, Preparations
are bsing made for the camp meeting which
p to begin on the 22nd. The place selected
is near Washington Station, sonth. east Of
Che railroad. The Elders Of the Evangelical
association are to be present, aud the num-
Der of preachers in attendance viii not fall
short Of thirty: The Boarding Tent will be
kept by c. WOLFE, and viii open for the sc.
eomodation of those who do not wish to sup
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wHofsyer heard Fof any customer
being dissatisfied with any thing bought At
s. Bucklapd 4 Son They always deal
literally and fairly, and are pleasant and
agreeable salesmep, = Try, them. ~ "a
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Bothsration.--A badly fitting shirt will
wear the life out Of the best riatIred man in
Americas ,Mrsa Thouas,,in Fabing's New
Block proposes to set tmattsrs right by cut
ting shirts that wiz fit, for all his customers.
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What VIII sandusky County do.-A
purse of $l00 has been raised and is TO be Of
fered as aPrize to the best nine base etall play
ersl al thesSeneea County Fair. u = VT
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i EGAL NoTIcE.-Marx A. G

EUAL NUIIUE.-MaTy 4. CHI
IL lizard, PPH. VS.. John GiIlsrd, Deft-In the
Court Of Common Pleas Of SAndusky County, Ohio.
Petition for Divorce John Gillard, Det, late oi
the town of Toledo, Tams County. Iowa, viii take
notice that Mary Gillard, plaintiff, in the above
action wilt proceed to take the deposition Of w.t.
nesses, to be used in the sbOye sctons a the ocs
Of Albert StOddSrd AttOrhsy At Law, in the town
of Toledo, County OF Tsna, and State Of lowe. or
the 2eth day Of August. A. d. 1857, between the
hours of 10 A NJ. and p N with the authority to
adjourn from day 70 day until all such dispositions
shall have been talssn. SsE H0kD / eAAACE, y
Fremont, O., Aug, l, 1857. Att'ys for Pf'K.
n3lw3
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SolD etr.--W oLFE BEo. merchants, have
cold out TO NOISE Bse from near Milbury
Mr.. J. WOuEE, goes to Chicago in the grain
trade and q. WotrE buys grain at the Sta.
siod; The rev & irina appear lks live, bud.
he.S-hke meG aud VIII undoubtedly drive &
good tiade.rr
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Enterprise In Education.--No system
\ of education is bsttsr adapted to rouse,
streDgihensnd give force TO the; mind than
the dicipline of a FIRST class Business Col
ilege. Such an institute is located at Ann
Arbor, Michigan. 1t is worthy Of note that
while inferior Commercial Colleges are ter
ninating an ephermeral existence, this
Institute has kept on steadily advancing till
to-dayit is more prosperous than ever be-
fore. For circular andrspecimens of PEN
manshin. address -r.n..ll.. a..tlt ID
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A. G., PARSONS, A. NJ, q,
? F" Aun Arbor, Mich.
The Rurdett organ-Grreat Musica

The Burdett Organ-Ereat Musical
Sensation.--This King of instruments, in
comparable for richness of tone, volume, and
seewtness is on exhibition at /. l.. Cross
Music Store. It's superb qualities q re pro-
ducing a marked sensation throughout the
musical world, and especially at the Paris
Expositiori.sa The organ is complete
Orchestra iri itself-buy il and 7"H '0''d {
"The night shall be full ofinusic,
-srisi, And, the cares that infest the day
Shall fold their tents like the Arabs ,5i,oi
=, Aud silently steal away" ,v~75s.l
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BakNuM,s MusEuN.--It is rumorcd in We


BARNUM's MUsEUA.--It is rumorcd in well
informed circles that Barnum stated a few
days ago, that he had at last discovered the
greatest curiosity he had ever heard of in
Els life. Suffering from severe. cold, and
fearful Of its terminating in pulmonary
affection he stepped into drug store and
asked the proprietor 10 give him something
which he &isetp would afford hip immediate
relief. The gentleman thus applied to
handed him,s, neat looking package, which
he assured him was the oaly article he could
endorse ss answering all the requirements
in such severe cases. Retnrning to his
Museum office Mr.. Barnum took the
medicine according TO directions, and in
less hd,s t,oetre hours found himself entirely
recovered. The case was so remarkable
that Barnun caused the bottle to be placed
in q handsome glass case, and put. IL the
most conspicuous part Of his Museum,
appropriately marked as follows: 'sThe
greatest. wonder of the agea-a medicine that
performs all it promises. nsssi, -,t3 D. .sssasi.
On Investigation this was found TO be a
bottle of DE. j. w. Poland,sr White Pine
Gompound" for the cure eflCoughs, Colds,
Bronchitis,L Lung affections and all diseases
of the Bladder and Kidneys. Sold by ali
druggists. -, ~, ..-.,u....,
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ceA,L-E an REA6 EsTATgEs RY

GAL 4 Oh REAL ESTATE BY
W oRDRE OFCoURT. .-0n the 2sth day Of Aukust,
1857, at o'clock in the aternoon Il the door Oh
the Court House, in the city of Fremont county Of
ssnduskF, and Stats Of Ohio, will beFseid 10 the
highest bidder, the following real est&fs the pro-
south part Of the south half of the
Of section twenty t0 toWaship avs (S,) ssnss thir-
seen Q3) containing thirty asrea Of Land, mere or
less appraised at $500. Also the following pses or
parcel OF land tO-wit: Beginning at the northeast
s0rrsr or the sohtR IAN Of ths nortHs&sf quartet og
section twenty nine (2e) township I've 81 rkass
thirteen 13) thence west eighty (80J rods; thence
south twenty (2 rods; thence east (se1 rods
ning containing ten Io acres Of land, appraised st
$3.50.
TERzs or SALE:-0ne third cash In hand, the bal
ance in one and two years. deferred payments TO b
secured By mortgage upon the prsmisss with inter-
est payable annually, -.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-16

ButLDiNG.-Mr. Eli EssBxRGER d WILL
lIAN BOYER are putting up coed substantial
dwelling houses in town. Our little village
is constantly growing in size and iupor-
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-16
WASHINGTON STATION.

Li1SLAxerD. M. WrsTERriELD has lately
enlarged his stock, adding dry goods 10 the
list of articles in his line of trade. He is
Already dong nice business. - '''''''- P =
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-16

A MArcH-The Dexters and Eurekas
play match on the grounds of the latter
this afternoon. 1t will be the most exciting
game yet played here.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-16

The 23L-The Croghans and Eurskas
play a match game on the 3d. on The Gro
CHAN sgrounds,sssa 80 sssrsts ass47 e - =
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-16

SHsser iHa1j ssusoisI of IL! hen Sso % hot
invite you to trade with them by an sd;
vertisement in your 'paperr.. nThe most
enterprisfng Of our sbusiness, men advertise
in,the, Journal, Trade with them. "a