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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-02-01
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Nearly thirty thousand copies of Snow
Bound," Whittier new possA, have b@sa
sold. This charming picture Of winter life
in New England has been reprinted in old
England, aud s warmlycommssdsd BY the
press, not over snxions to praise American
predictions Whittier il now engaged in
putting new poem TO prea-a poem de-
scriptiye of summer life. Il is called tbs
"Tsnt on -ihs Bkich," and will be ready for
the public next month. Is is said to abound
in beautiful seaside sketches. aud il replets
with ont-of-dnor pictures. We understand
it has received the enthusiastic appreciation
Of literary circle TO whon il he's besa lately
read; custom BY the way. most commend
able and quite worthy to be followed. The
new poem will, no doubt, be fit companions
piece to "Snow- Bound" and add q new
wreath TO the authors, well-earned famr.
Messrs. Ticknor d Fields are to bring out
the volume in very excellent style. on new
type and fms paper. sE 81
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Rr.n1ya yoR FAsxrRs' BoYs.-l

HEADING FOR FARMERS BoYs.-But Tor the
cooperation c, :: :"S h"s. should. have failed.
/ fear. l worked hard, and 50 did they.
The Oldest is near twenty -one, and, while
other boys In the nsighborhood, younger,
hsve left their parents, .mine have stuck by
me and been faithful TO me when ! most
needed their service. And attribute this
result to the fact that have tried to mako
home pleasant for them. J. have furnished
them with attractive and useful reading; and,
:, night comes and the days labor is end
ed, instead of running win osaer Boys 10 10
The railway station and adjoining towns.
they gather around the great lamp. and be-
come absorbed in their books and papers.
Such is substantially the testimony Of a
farmer who has known how hard the struggle
for footing on free soil without capital Is,
aud how va uab'e and comparatively cheap
are the aids which good reading brings 10
hind B c., in Chicago Republican. r.
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ProsrusiOn OF HOrses' Tongues
si' .stis Remedy.

Is j. W., Jacksonville, n. Y, writes;-"A.
D inquiIes how To prevent horse carrying
his tongue over the bit. will give him and
The ''reat of mankind" the method Is prac.
ticed by the "horse taners." vix.-Tske =
thick piece of patent harness leather, about
four inches long and two wide; cut of the
ends rounding; near the edge on each aide
punch two hole, through which pni lsath-
er string and tie on top of a joint bii; when
you put in the bit place this ou top OF the
tongue; take the side pieces Of the lead stall
pretty welhup. This whl prevent him run
nipg his tongue out Ouer the bit. II be runs
il out under The bit, use straight bit; drill
two holes through the bit fron the under
side, about an inch and three -fourths apart;
to these attach piece of large wire, bringing
it under in the shape Of the bowl Of spoon;
when you put in the bit, pullih tongue
through between this wire and the bit, seeing
that the space is large eaough for il to set
easy These plans VIII soon break up this
bad looking habit. l oIce cured coli Of
hanging the tongue out of its mouth by
pricking it sharply with pin, or point Of a
knife, every time | saw it out. Halfl dozen
application" were enough.
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SeHt n 0aied "a
'vsleps es rsssspt .
Ilo ssrts. Address
DIR. !. 3. T0OrE,
author OF Hsaisal
|CeHaen Sense, -
|1i3e Droadvsy, NY
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The Fremont journal.
MY FARM-A FABLE
safBr BArARD TAYLOR.

tst BY RAYARD TAYLOR. IS
aa ~ ~44f;4s Te-- - -.'
Within a queen and pleasant land
] own a favorite plantation,
Whose woods aud nesds, ifrudely planned,
Are still, at least, my own creation.
Some genial sun or kindly shower U
p ~ Has here and there wO6ed forth flower.
Aud todehed the fields with expectation.
i know what feeds the soil l till,
.rs What harvest growth il best produces,
Nv fors SITS shape theinselves at will,
l NV grapes mature their proper juices.
/ know the br8mbles and the weeds; J.
But know the fruits and whclesome
..a seeds --evf.r-srF .fs-
OF those the hurt, Of these the uses.
And working early, working lste,-
Directing crude and random nature,
'Tis Joy to see my small estate
n Grow fairer in the slightest future.
.vss l but asingls wild rose blow.
Our fruit tree bend with April snow,
d Thai day am | the hspPisst crsaturol W
iBu, round the borders of the land
Z Dwell many neighbors, fond Of rowing;
With curious eye and pryiDg hand
About nv fields l see them moving.
b Some tread my choicest herbage down,
i, 81 And some Of weeds would weave q crown,
And bid me wear it unrsproving.
what treei" says one; ''vho ever saw
A grove, like this, Of my pos,essingf
This vale offends my upland law;
This sheltered garden necds Euppre'sing.
My rocks this grass would never yisld,
: And how absurd the level field!
What here will grow is past my guessing.
aBehold the slopel" another cries:
No sign Of bog or meadow near III
A varied surface despise:
There's not stagnaRt pool to cheer i'll
.-- why plow at alli" remarked third,
Heaven help the man! q fourth Ihsard-
"His farms iugle; let him clear III"
) No friendly counsel disdain;
= NV fields are free to every cOmeri
Yet that, which one to praise il fain,
But makes anothers yissage GUNNER,
l bow them out, and welcome in
But while seek some truth to win
Goes by, unused, the golden summer!
Ahi vain the hope to find in each
The wisdom each denies the ether;
These mazes of con 6icting speech
Ali theories of culture smother.
I'll raise and reap, with honest hand,
-ii'Ii The native harvest Of my land;
- Do thou the same my wiser brother!
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CuRE FoR FROSTED FLsH.-Nothing is
better for Withdrawing the frost without in
Jury to frozen ears, cheeks and fingers, thsu
the immediate application Of kerosene-rub-
bing it on gently a few times. In one in
stance, both cheeks were frozen, and this
remedy produced immediste relief without
the usual inflammation. The same person
repeated the application at another time with
equal success. In another case the remedy
was applied to badly frozen ear, which, az
in other instances, it cufs1 without infam-
nation 1t is indispensable that the appli-
cation be made before thawing. This reme-
dy is the more valuable because it is always
at hand in every house.-Erchdng..
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A certain Prssidsat Of . Thsolog cal insti-
tuition convened The students u HE room one
evening, asd said to them that he had sb-
served that ttey Wels ell growing this and
dyspepticsl from the neglect OF he na,rsn's
not providing herself with Hsrriek Aliens
Gold Medal 5slsratas: the announcement Of
which caused grsst confusion. The lady Of
the house has now proviisd herself with the
Gold Medal Salsrs,uss aud the sindeats are
each growing quite por:ly, and are more
healthy than ever. Lsdiss, 20 and gst pa
per, and you will never use any other. De-
pot liz Liberty Street, New York. All ths
merchants have is,
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Car MiLK.-At a recsnt meeting Of the
Academy of Science, in Parip, one of its
members, q distinguished chemist, presented
4 report giving an analysis of the milk Of a
cat, and proved that it possesses extraordi-
nary restorative qualities. 1t would, be ar
gued, be found Of great value in cases Of de-
bility and consumption. Two or three qusr-
les naturally suggest themselves: Are cats
10 be raised and tended like covu1 Who 10
TO milk them What would be deemed .
sufficient quantity for a daily dose or bevsr-
age, and how many eats would be required
to furnish this quantity To these fourth
question might not improperly beaded, viz:
If the beverage is to be generally adopted,
what is to become of all the kittens?
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What Good Periodicals May
- t.-lit DO.

Show ua an intelligent family where news
papers and periodicals. are plsntiful. No.
body Who has been without lse silent pri-
vate tutors can know their educating power
for good or evil. Have you never thought
Of the innumefable topics Of di. cussion which
they suggest at the breakfast table, the inn
portant public measures with which, thus
early, our children become familisrly. ac-
quainted; great philanthropic questions Of
the day. to which unconsciously their sttsn-
tiOn is awakened. aud the general spirit Of
intelligence which 10 evoked BY thsss quiet
visitorsf
Anything that makes home pleasant, cheer
full and chstty, thins the haunts Of vice end
the thousand and one avsnues Of temptation,
should certaiDly be regarded, whom We con-
slider its influence on the minds OF the young,
as great. moral and social blessing. .-Bp,-
eTsonb
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ToUGu SrEAK.-Ths much vexed question
of ''hOw to make tough beef tender" il an.
swered 81 follows by the London Qlsen: $40
those who have worn down their teeth ia
masticsting poor old tough COW beef We will
say that carbonate Of soda will be found 4
remedy for the evil. Cut the STEAKS the dsy
before using. into slices about Two iashea
thick, rub over thsas smsH quantity OF 30
ds, wash of next morning cut it into suita.
bic ihicknesses and cook to notion. The
same process will answer for fowl, legs Of
m~iton, e,c.-Try is. all who lovs delicious,
tender dishes Of beef
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7'' WORLD MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
sd nv BROADWAY, NEW YoRK.
Beard Of Dirsstsrs,

"A Lew, sAnssl wIllsts. Oliver Gordo., .
chittsntss, letsr Cornell, Hes Wn Kelly, EE
TisdAls. oil l. B.rsknsa, Jes A sprsgus, Rsfss =
Graves, Alsx RlAke. James Noyes, Nn Fowler,
ssn'i Caldwell. EsrnAa Q Bsatlsy, VIM Prss-
.iss. II Frothisgh.n, Kan stsphsa TAk.r, Isaac q
Geo y Thomas, yeks Hslssy, KMaeAsn Eovsss.d
fhssaS ! Buckley. HsAIy Swim, Jslsss Pfsa.
hs.. VI nssessesf, ossrgs L Nlshols. job. " rssth
inghan, Williaa o Sheldon, Oliver 8 Carter, Lsvfs
znin Htsk6. 7,i 1I-F ~ ri'-'
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CLEANING kooNs, FURNITURE 4c.-Aake
your whiiewssh in the ordinary way, and
put into is itwsnty cents worth Of chlorids OF
lime. This purihes the walls. For the fur-
niturs, make a suds, aud pus in len cenn worth
Of the lime, - above, and waah with it.
When tbs furniture ia perfectly dry. put on =
coat Of varnish. To cleanse clothing sake
suds rs above with chloride according to
the quantity Of articles TO be cleanssd; boil
them, and drop in twenty dreps Of spirits Of
turpsntine. This process will prove ample
for cleansing and rendering the rooms and
clothing sueet.-AN ENsLisH WOMAN.
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CoRs IS THE EAi.-It 10 customary for
western farmers to sell their corn in the ear
allowing seventy pOunds Of corn for bushsl.
The Prairie Farmer Eays this is being too lib
eral, on the part Of the farmer, Oh seventy
poundso OF old corn in the ear will make nearly
sixty six pounds Of shelled corn--a surplus
rao's then sufficient to cover the cost Of shell
ling. ffii' -'sv v''i- = ','N
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A CoLoRADo ..FARN.-There ia farm in
Colorado I8 miles long by IL wide which
pastures 1900 head of cattle and 6, 600 sheep
and last year yielded $4,000 worth Of grain.
1t is worked by Mexican laborers, who are
fed and managed hv officer, Gktiap army.
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Product of an Acre.

The Northeast. printed at Napoleon, Hem
~ county, Ohio, relates that R. D. Houston,
OF Damascus township, in that county, raised
during the last season from m acre OF land,
eighty bushels Of potatoes, eight bushels Of
sweet potatoes. fifteen bushels Of turnips,
hvs bushels Of sweet corn, two bushels OF
white beans, one hundred and fifteen heads
Of cabbage. twelve hundred eucumbers, one
hundred wster-melons, fifteen ssuaslies and
thirty gallons Of molasses. II this 10 not
successful culture, we are at loss to know
what to call il. ...{--...t..i. ;i.s
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DIR. Seelye's
Flo UID !.
CAT A R R Il
Rb NJ B D Y


rbs syuptsna Of Ca.arrb are at drst very slight
Persons hBd they bavs o cold, that they have ire
9aent attacks and senritivs to the changes
Of tprnperatnfs. In this condition the may BE-
drv, slight daeharges thin and aerd, Afterwards
thiek and adhsaive, may ensue.
AZ the disease becomes ehfonIe, the discharges are
increased In quantity and changed In quality; thsy
now thick aud heavy. sad are hauksd OF ooughsd
OF. The aecretious are Offensive, causing bad
breath; the Of Elns 10 lesaensd or destroyed;
dsa ness frequently takes place.
Another common and important synptcu Of Cat
Arrh 10 that the person 10 oegsd to clear his throat
In the morning Of . slick or Shiny mucous, which
ass fsIlsn from the head during the night. when
shis takes pAcs the person may b that his dis
sAss Is fts way 10 the lungs aad should loose no
sins In srrsStingit 10,
The above are but Q few Of the many Catarrhal
symptoms. Write 70 our Laboratory for our pam
phst describing fully all symptoms; 1t Will BE- sent
FREE to any address. Also directions where to
procure the medicine.
We are receiving letters from all parts Of the Un-
ion and also numerous tsstimOntAlB from those eang
It, bearing the svidtn Of its infAllibls uerits-
=" This remedy conta ns no ainsrai or eetssssEs
jsHrsdissts but prepared from vegstAb:s extracts
eIcssissly; theTsfors Il b pseetly hsrniess even
to the most tender and delicate child. n
Call for SssIys's CAterrA Remedy, and take no
other. II not sold BY druggists n Jour vicinity, they
Will order Il for you. Prics 81 90 per bottle.
All persons sufsring With any adectisn Of tbs
Head, Throat or Lungs should write at once FIR our
phamphlet fully describing sll syDPtcns pertaining
to the above diseases.
1t viii be sent ffes to any address.
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TTYANrKD, AGENTS 10 sell esn. Basil v D.h:s
w GHistory of NorgAn's Cavalry" Evesyhedy
Acys IT, Agents are naki1g Sloo per week. bor
shciss OF tsrritery, EdArssa Gao. THssHNsm, rus-
IsAsr. liA hain ST., CtreizBsti, o.
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sURE FILE CURE.

.4.c a sosu DR. GilbsrTs Pile instrument, for the
! ! ! :. !. ! J
"a & radical care Of piles, prolspsss, nc, with
O1t an operation or medicias, relieves
III the worst o se In 8 minutes, spd hse asv-
uMA Or failed n feet pEFmt bsnt cure. Send
n for circular. Sold By drusgiss gsnsrally.
Agents wanted sTsYyEkers. Seat By
y mail oa rsesipt OF Il. .. RonAIsI,
AsusTer, SIS Broadway, New York.
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4 Physiological View of Marriage,
sonisinine nearly 800 pages and $50 are plate a.
IRWIN Ssof the 1aatouy OF the hemsn Organs In .
tai, ofRsAlth and Disease. With Treatise ON Early
Errors Its DsplorAbls Consequences upon the Mad
and ilsdy. with the Authors Plan Of Trsstmsnt-the
only rational and suecsafu moe Of Cure, ~ shown
bv tbe report ofcasss trsated truthful adviser 10
s6s.msrried and thoss contemplating marriage, Who
sntsrtain doubts Of their physical condition Ssns
80 Of rost,esto any address on recsit Of - sssts in
star.ps or psstal currency, By addrssstng Dr., La
CROix. No. 81 Maiden Lane, AlbaRy,N. 7. The Au-
thor nay be eoneutsd upon aay OF ths dssases up
On vhich ais book treats Medicine sent toany part
Of the world.
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1rARRIAGE AND CELlBACY. An ss-
MI sNy Of warning and instruction fer ysnng nss.
1iso diseases and Aliases which perm sasntiy rres
trats the Vital Powers. with sals means 81 rsheL-
ISdrsss. DR.. J. skIiL1N HOUeHfaN, Howard As
sosistien, Philaidsl7hia. Rs.
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From and after Nov. Isth, 1885, Trains win Isav,
In sonness.on with al Wsstsrn lines, a fOllows:
FROM DUNKTRK AND DeAIAFIANCA-
By New York time from Union Dsp0ts:
SEQ 4. NJ Nss York Day Esprsss. from salamsn-
., Daily, (sxcspt SundAys.) Intsreects at dor-
nslisyiile with the $50 4. 4. Day ExpFsss nom
and strives In New YORK at 1880 p. II. Bufizlo.
ITO A. NJ Express MsIl, from DunLirk, Daily
(sKssPt sundAysl., STOPS at salamanca 90
i. n, and connects :. Hornslisville ana
with ths Corning 8 90 A ~. Express Man nom
buffalo, snd srriyesin New Y0rkat 100 A. \.
AIS p. n Nss York Hish Express, from DunkisL
IiT Daily fszssp. sundHysl. ssops at Salamanca
~. r. n, aad arrivsA In New York at 1890 P.
u. onnsstinS with Afternoon Trains Gkd
stesssra for Boston and Hsu England Ciliss.
FROM BUfRALo-By Nsw York time from
Depot Cor Rxehangs sad Michigan Streets.
$50 4. n. Me- Essk Day Esyrsss iSasdaJs sr-
esptsdl. AIrivss IN NsH York at lO.a0 4.
Connssts Is Great Bend with the DslawArp.
i.AskawAnna aud Western RailFoad for PhIla-
dsiphla. BAltinors, Warrington, and silpoints
South. fu -
s.80 4. ~. EEprsss Mad, via Avon and HornslIu-
VILE Daily, sxsept SuRdsyD, Arrives In New
Yorh As 100. Al connsets a. Elmira Win
wiliAmspors = Elnirs RAllroad for Harrii.
bursh, PhilsdsDhIA, Baltimore, wAshiDs ston
Aad poin,s South.
$50 p. n HsAisisS E-ersss, Sundays sxcsptsa,
sieRs Tor vood and wassr only, Asd ARRIVES In
Ase TOrk % l. u. Connsets 81 jersey Cit3
vith ksrains ExDr.ss Train Of New rssJ
Rsiiroed tor Baltimore and Wsshinxton, and
81 New Tozk Win Morning Express Train for
nsst,a snd EswsnsiAnd oliiss- i-.,gae
e.l0 p. n. Mp Ysrk NSgkt EErysss, Daify. cos-
meets at Hornsllsviil. with the 10 P \. train
from 0nnkirk, and arrives in New Y0rk at l3.s0
II. Also eonnsets ut Elmira for Harrisburg,
rhiladslphia aud Scuth. '-nsi 5.d
ll.1O p. n. Gxeisssti EzFrsss. Daily (sxcsLt
suadays). Arrives In New York At Sl6 z. 3.
Connssis 81 Crest Bend with DelAu ARE, Laeks-
Vienna Z Western Raiifosd and u New York
With Afternoon Trains and Steamers for Boa
ton and New New England cities.
0sly Ons Traiu East on Sunday, leaving Bufk-
10 at 6lS NJ sad reaching New York at l2s0 P. y.
Boston aad New England Passengers, With thslI
BsGgags, ars iranssrrsd free e eAsr1s In New YORK
rHR BEsr VENTILATED AND MOST LUxURIOUs
3 L Z EP ING COAC III L 8
II IN THE WORLD II
accompany all night trains on this railway.
Baggage checked through, and fare always as los
- b. azy other Ronte. -i,Ho.
n Ask fer Tjsksts sis Erie RsiieGy, which san
bsobAssd Is Al PrIAetpaI Ticket Ocss In the West
Ahd Sozth- Hestf .-fsf .f-.s.l-
II. RIDDLE, WI. II. BARR,
-. 0sn'i 5ap't. Gsni Pass. Agent
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A GENTS WANTED
IA FOR TIE 90
aWOHGEN OF TIE WAR y


Attracting Theusssds by isa tAriung record OF The
noble snd pure niadsd women, Who followed thsir
husba nds and sons 70 the war. WritsRin the Riou-
isr snd soul stirring iasgzass Of Franz Aooss. -
Selling beyond enr noss eAagnins sI seetatlons.
$4,000 sopies sold the hrft month Of tts issus.-
Hundrsds OF commsudatiOns from ths Prsss and is-
tinEuished individuals are pouring in frou all parts
Of the cou.try. Agents are rspOriing from ten to
twenty Ave orders per day, sud say they apd many
who are ready 10 take the work a. soon Is prss,n
which Is new fsaturs 10 the book businssa rhIs
work Is iss o~n recommendation, and sells freely 10
the bssteasssa Of society. (aithfa snsfrstis per-
ssvsrirr men and will Ia the arsnsy nrd hu-
srative employ msnt Send for cirsVlsrs giving tali
particulars snd 6es tsFps. Addrsis kA4ionAL :
PesLiszIsa Co is wsat Fourth street, Cissinsati
Ohts.
Frank Milier's Prepared Harness Oil Rlsskinr.
forOiang Harneasss, cArrfsgs Tops, 81, ready
= for use, Nth ciIsetions for using = :
Fra mn Milsef's Leethsr rrssstVatiTs ana Wst.<
Proof OH BlAeking, for Boots ARd 81 ose
FrREk MtIier's Pale frSsssVAtive. sxprsssly for
Ladiss', 1sntlemsA's and Chiidreh's Hsros,o
Kid. Calf and PASeaB Lsashsr Shoes s.5lI 2
frank NGiiteF's Brilliant Jet Black Polish OH
oi BiaekiAg. -
Far sale EeaePally IN the s asd CanadAs,
An FRANK NILLEk co.. 10 4 70 Osdar st, y. Z.
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vrNrEn EMPLOYMENT.

oOO0 PEs MONTH aad Expenses paid Male or
AZtkp Female ARonts, to intrOdues new and sse-
fui Inysaiion Of absozts utity 10 svsry hoe,enoie
S,s- son 10 $50 psr day. Yer tull particulars. en-
sless stsTnp. and address WILSON . CO..
''''' Cleveland, 0hio.
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Throat Affections

Ara more f-slusntly thHA othss viss caused By
th.ck smy mucous, fAllIng from the head sspseIeld
" during The night, sad rsSul.isS frcn catsfrh
aye eursdby .- =.
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Onions hnely chappsd and mixed vi.L
Indian meal once or twiee week ssd fed TO
fowls, prevent the gapes aud many other dis-
eases that fowls are subject to. - eng 'fs'f
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dsb Aabshissmsais.A :
IF A iR r. AGuT T

10fl0 AGENTS WANTGD.-TAs Best ohasss yst.
alUU A ~erk Of RnisFieAl yalzs ast National
lstsrsst. The only work on ear Navy jet In ths
aeIt. Agent and no enEPssttisa. u PTsss
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aad oar NAVAL CoHnAzDuaa, BY HoA. J. r Hssdlsy
thu distinguished Author and Hist0Hisn Sold only
By Agents. lddrsss, :. B. TREAf / Co, PsblIsi.
sfs. Ga Brsedvsy, New Torh. -;'
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ADDRRss
DIR. D. H. SEEL YE d Co.,
TREEPoRr, ILLINos.
Sold BY wholsial. and Retail Druggists.
GENERAL A0ENTs.

John Park, Cinsiansti, Ohio: Fuller, Finch L
Fuller Chicago, III; BurnhAns L Van sshaask, Chi
saEO, III; Dem BArns Co, New York; ID RHnsorn
4 Co, Buffalo N Z; Farrane, shsiey h Co, Detroit.
Mich; Weeks Pottsr Boston, hAss; French. RieS'
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Lonisville Ky; Blgley L Bro. Memphis, Tenn;
Depuy, Richmond, Va; Thompson 4 Block, Rakkv
more, Nd; Dsxssr Hslsger, Albany, v Y; Strong L
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