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CUT THIS OUT.-For long time hydro.
phobia was thought to be incurable, and
persons afflicted with ii were either strangled
or smothered to death. But German for,
ester, dying q few years ago, made known a
life secret by which many lives were saved
and which may serve a good turn to some OF
our readers. Battle the wound constantly
with hartshorn, and give three or four doses
diluted during the day. The hartshorn de-
comprises chemically the virus into the
wound, and Immediately alters and destroys
its dcliriousnpss.
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AGRIcrLrrGE.-The Philadelphia Agri-

AGRIcrLTrRE.--The Philadelphia Agr-
cultural Society met in that city last week.
Mr.. Harrison exhibited new variety of
Potato, raised in New York, called the
early Rose He stated that they were
raised from the seed of the Chilly potatoes,
and, were planted in 1861. They came to
maturity about ten days caliicr tha,, the
Goodrich, and were rather more productive.
They were most excellent for the table
Dir. Thompson stated, that notwithstanding
the great loss sustained by The rotting OF
the early potatoes, there was an ample crop
to supply the citizens,
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PAINTS FOR FARMERS

AND OTIERS.--TIIE GRAFTON MINERAL
PAINT COMPANY are now manufacturing the Best
Cheapest and most Durable Paint i'll use two coats
well put Ola, SniXed with pure Lnsecd oil, will last
10 or Is years; it is Of . light brown or beautiful
chocaaip qoioi, gi,d can bf changed to green, lead
1t is valuable for Iouscs. Barns, Fences grieura
Implements, Carriage and Carmai> erS, Woodon.warc
Canvas, Metal and Shiugc Roofs, (it being Fire aud
Waterproof Bridges, Burial Cases, Canal Boats
Ships and Ships Bottoms FloorOil Cloths, conc Man.
uiactrcr having used 5000 bbs the past year aud rs
paint orany purpose is unsurpa- scl fgr body, dG.a
Of 800 lbs. which viii supply farmer fos years t,
come. Warranted in all cases above. Send f..
crcaiar, Wilrn gives iti particulars. None gennine
unless branded in trade mark Grafton Mineral Paint
Address DANIEL HiDWEllL, Proprietor. 90
Fcarl--t, Now-SoIll. Agents Wanted,
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LAW.

An upper mill and lower mill
Fell out about their water;
To war they went-that is, to law
Resolved to give no quarter.
A lawyer was by each engaged,
And holly they contented,
When fees grew slack, the war they waged
They judged were better ended
The heavy costs remaining still,
We're settled without bother:
One lawyer took the upper MILL
The lower mill the other.
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LetteT-N riting.

With ro,,,r5 ia THO .ooor,rI;sLuopt il,
lod', 10 t"'n ;th;I, o q
cc;ycd Ietfar trn, p pn,.sn 1o,dov wb;ch
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,'s|aNI uJe"l f III 'nG .,[s. wGtI, nnu sn,,
H. '' h =; lnrs ut""h "ii I;
a ''''i' SnU 10 "uS g ra Inv L ,;to
'o m'an ~ ,hn, .'w,o o "no "i,'
~ HON, thon"L,Ias" and 1I o,nt sDI
no, ", of tho r,'cs c " ~" Wbnn
mos oi ~ 'n and nn;t, vonn h"i som,;
,oni.i ir,,,t H,," wI,,b ,U hanJ,or,n ,,a, and
Iii f; '"Iaom "i, @ Cni' G, as
d., my ,aismus o,s'o" "J nio na'n n"e JiJs
nmss T' ian;oG I hn p'n. ,'oI,an
naI q" 20 ia'', " nW '',i,
"vi n5's1 W pu!Ie''vm, a''s hmnui,i
"n, or ,Io td haah h"I
n" aUrn an1 oI' n. oynr nnj anJ oarS i"
What ill.,, naI,ad ,oro WI tS;s tdanis
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aaa, A lady having couple of children
sick with the measles, wrote to friend for
the best remedy, and, by mistake, received
a recipe fog i1sking pickles. which. to her
horror, she read as follows y Scald them
three or four times in very hot vinegar, and
sprinkle them with salt, and in very few
days they will be cured
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DARK Houns. To every man there are
many dark hours when he feels inclined to
abandon the best enterprise, hours when
his hearts dearest hopes appear delusive
hours when he teels himself unequal TO bur-
den, when all his aspirations seem worthless
Let no ono think that he alone has darl
hours. They are the touchstone to try
whether we are current coin or not.
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THEE INDIAN asNsNEENT.

wardly, or "uwardly applied has no cqrial For the
rnetand euro Of Rheumatic and Neuralgc kiec-
also most eiicacious. taken nwardly in the cure Of
Cholera, Cramps and Pains in the stomach piar-
rhoea1 DySenteFy. Cholera hlorbus, Cholera Inian-
deriul Panscea the world affords. No FAMILY
should be Uthout it. Every TRAY ElER hy land ur
sea should have u bottle. MINERS and FARMERS
residing at distance from Physicians should keep
II constantly ON hand. In case of Accidents, and
anadGn ',;,Es Of stomach Eoigninti lis y.!me Gan
LlNlNENT, and take no ether TRlCE so Cis per
bottle. For sale at wholesale and retail bv Dcna
Barnes & Co. 4 Park Row, NY; Gale a Robinson
1856 Hrcenwich-st., y T.; F.r Wells a Co.. los Fu
thn.st NY; ChaS. \. CrittCuden. Is 9th Ave, ny.
aud 10y r'rpecabi" druggist, throughout the world
counfr aned by }. T. Ia ME X co. ProprietstS, 49,
Broadway, NY hH~Scnd for Circular.
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CONSUMPTION CAN sE <ssErs

THE True nEMEpY AT LAST plSCoN Erred
uPHAMS FRESH MEAT CURE, prepared from
the fornlti$or Prot. Trousseau Of Paris, cures Con-
sumption, Lung Diseases, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia
tons of the system dependent on deficiency of vital
force. Its pleasant to taste, and single bottle will
convince tho most skepcai OF It's virtues as the grpa
healing remedy of he .gp 81 bottle, or SIX bottles
for $. Sent by Express. Sold by s. G. UPHAM,
No, % South highth-st, Philadelphia, and principal
Druggists. Circulars sent free.
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n9~ A we'll known minister Yepudates
the received theory that they have music in
heaven. He declares that his quoir has given
given him SO much trouble on earth that the
idea of music in the world to come is wholly
repugpant to his ideas Of eternal peace ana
rest.
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The undersigned viii sit at NORTH EAST, from
FRIDAY, October 18th, until FRIDAY November
ls for the purpose Of correcting the Registration
bis. OF ,he FIN Election District, and registering
such persons as may desire to become Qauiiicd
Voters under the Registration Law passed Mt the
last session of the General Assembly.
WILLIAM BEATTY,
OFT 10, 1SG7-2w Register.
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. The Undcrsignud viii iii ut the Hotel Of John A.
Thompson ut RISING Sun. FROM FRIDAY. October
18th. until FRIDAY, November LIST, for the purpose
of correcting the Registration List of the sixth
may desrc 10 become Qualified Voters under tho
Registration Law passed ut the last sion of the
General Assembly JOHN KIRK,
oct 10 lS6T-2W Register
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The undersigned will sit ut FAIR NIL from
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18th, urtil FRIDAY. NuNEM
Der lst, inclusive for the purpasc q coucctng the
Registration List q the fourth Election District
and registering such persons IS may desire to he
passed at the last session of the General Assembly,
ABRAHAM DEWITT,
Oct T. IS6,--Sw Register.
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ID EaalST'RATION.

The undersigned viii sit ut the Town Hall, in
PORT DEPOSIT, from FRI DAY octahtr 25,h, until
FRIDAY, NovrmhCr i-t. for the purpose of correct
lug the Registration List of the Seventh Election
u strict and registering such persons as NAV d.sfe
10 become Qualified Voters uudcr TIE Registration
Law passed at the last session of the General Assem-
bly, J. ". ABRAiiAAiS.
Oct 10 1SG1-2w Register.
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EaEe There are two directly opposite roa-
sons why man sometimes cannot get credit.
One is, because he is not known and the
other, because he is.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-10-26

BsTT 1t is said that Sonora has eight wo-
men in the population to one man. Court.
ing ought to be easily done there.
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NsCo advertisements.
THE RICHEST MAN IN THE WORLD.
Extract of a Letter srora Baron solomon Rolhschi

PARIs, Stl April, lS6i, 81 Rue fauby, ST. Honorc
VIII You he kind enough to have forwarded to me
here 2p1 bottles OF your Indian Eminent; ii you will
send at ia" same tne t'la account will Forward
yoH the amount through Mcsefs BELNoSr Il Co.
New York.
BARON SOLOMON liolnscnub having recomme nacd
to many Of his friends Major LANES lINlMENr,
and They h"iuG DESTROYS to procure it, he -hoIii al
wise him to estahii> III dcn6l IN Paris
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DEGYsTR RATION.

The undersigned will sit ut MOUNT PLEASANT.
from FRIDAY, October 25th. until FRIDAY, Noycn-
Der LIST for the purpose of correcting the Reglstra-
ton List of the Eighth Election District, and regis
tcring such persons may desire To become eiili-
fed Voters under the Registration Law passed at
the last session oi the General Assembly.
WILLIAM WAY,
oct 10, ISGT-2w Register.
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4 Physiological View Of Marriage.
JJij' TpI'NV M y J,Iy h.
Containing nearly three hundred PAGES

Containing nearly three huni.,d pages
Aul =" Cue Fiatos and cugrayings o. the
Anainm! nl tho Human Organs in 4 state of Health
nuI Disease, with treatise Early Errors, its
Dcrlnrabe Consequences on the Mind and Body
with the Authors Plan ot Tr.auncnt--tic ouy
rational and successful mode of Cure rs shown ~
rhr report oc cases treated. truthful adviser to
tlc married aud ihpsn contemplating marriage, who
entertain t"ui!- Of thcit ply sirtl condition. Srnt
tCg u postage to any address, receipt Ui y cents
N Stamps or postal currency, by addressing DIR
IN GROIN. No. II Maiden Lane, Albany NY The
"nthprlgHf h. consulted ON any Of The diseases on
which his book ueb-. !;i4"i personally y mail
Medicines sent to any part oi the world.
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DEVASTATION.

The undersigned will sit at BRICK MEETING
HOUSE, from FRIDAY October 18th. until FRIDAY,
November LIST for the purpose of correcting the
Registration List of the Ninth Election District, and
registering such persons as may desire to become
Qualified Voters under the Registration Law passed
at the last session Of the General Assembly.
H. II. DUytKlNCK,
Oct 10, ls67-2w Register
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Ma. Why is printer like q righteous
mani Because the devil fears him,
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cnnG AGENTS wanted TO sell Six New Inven-
UUUV tons, of great value to families; all pay
great profits. Send Doe. and get 81 pagns'and sam
pie gratis. Agents have made Suo,0n0.
EPHRAIM BROWN. Lowell Mass
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| EsTEX COTTAGE ORGANS.


J, l.SyIN n co. Hrut ,horu. w..
Tho Original Iulru,ur~ and Manufacturers.
Combining ntc l,rroclipp- r;n any other in tho
world,
Have taken the Isl promiuuaa a. aij the principal
ialIr il the country.
~. Wa llingou-sl., Hp>on: III hr"ome-st., \. "
No. IS 1tst., Phila; Il Ean4olph--t, Chicago.
A GENTS WANTED,-To INSURANCE AcENr4 Sc.
IA &".--Wc wish TO secure an agent in every city
of more thaA luu population to act for in can.
tassing for business. man Who i already tsla,
lishcd in some occupation which allow" lin a irW
spare hours can easily iHcrc9- his iuGuu" several
hundred dollar, per year. This t. r1l opportunity for
active mon to -onurG ut,ro.ti,c cu,ug.Ii,uWirl, ,.
b"s. '-tnutsh"d Advertising i"yncy In tide United
states. Address, with fell particulars, references.
Nc. GEO, =. ROMElI co., ~ p.uk Row. NY.
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v0srEE WANTED. s.na.. EgE.eE.

Agents both male and female, wanted evcryw hero
to sell the PATENT Improved INK RESERVOIR (hy which
from oae TO two pages can he written without re-
Plcnishng with inE), and orr Fancy and Dry Goods.
etc Can clear from s. 10 $40 II day. No capital re.
qIircd. Price 10 cents, with an advertisement de
scribng an article for sale in Dollar Purchasing
Agency. CiRcuihRs Sent FREE.
EASTMAN & KENDALL,
65 Hanover 81. BOSTON Mass.
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No. 1856 NORTH NINTH STREET,
pHJT1DFJDVT1

Those who furnish their Goods will find that
he nothing but first class Trimmings to first
class Cloths.
Exclusive attention given by him personally to
the eating Of every garment, and all work made mp
under his superintendent.
Every means used 10 conduct the business on
the strictest rules of economy consistent with the
interest of the establishment. Hence we feel justi-
lied III saying that We can save our customers at
least TWENTY PER CENT. well selected stock of
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PIECE or PARCEL or LAND,
ybmsIoy the 3lst doy Of Octo5cy, 1867.
UEEtEs'EEe.ATz0N.

The undersigned will SIT in CECiLT1N. from
FRlDAI. OcYoBER nth, uulu FRIDAY, AOl Eli-
HEN 1T, Tor TN prPn-" OF correcting the Rcgi~tr:'-
tiun List of the First Election District and reg7tcr.
iy"S r'' p'tl"- HI l'ly n,l," 70 DC, ono '}nHhntH
last session of the General Ass, mbly.
JOIfN HROTH
oct y, lSGI-3w Register
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We Are Ceprflinr.

ND VIII NFU-rNI % any p0T-In uU'nU II Il uTUN IN
,tr Great unc Price sale uI iry al.l Fancy Huu,,-
&c.. ~ill, Dress Paiurl.; Piece of -Loclug. Wa..h
Yc, fire" Of cost. CtiaI"sro 81 goods. ANA -uauplo.
sent To amy address free Nirv-s i. $. II NNES y
co, ~ Hanover st. Eoston. Mass. 20. liuN 5l4j.
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Manhood and the Viuor Of Youth restored in
weeks. Success Quaranteed.

mr. RECORDS Essence Of Life restores maniy
Ii power from whatever catse arising the effects
Of early pernoous habits self abuse impotcncy and
climate give way AT once TO this wonderful medicine,
If taken regularly according the directions (which
are very simple and require no restraint from bust
ness or pleasule.) Failure is Impossible. Sold in
bottles at 81, OF quantities in one for 81 TO be had
only of the sole appointed agent in America HER
MAN GEUTIEN, 3a3 Bowery, and 2O5 I'd Ave, NY.
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CLOTHS and CAssIMEREs

is kept on hand, and will be made up at low cash
prices. We still give attention to orders from
OFFICERS of the ARMY and NAVY.
Cur long experience in that branch Of our business
Cu:tl,Cs to say with confidence that none can
Surpas4 in getting up outfits for either SERVICE
I,a All WE asl. is q trial.
Don't forget the place-No. 1876 North Ninth St.,
Philadelphia. D.. r. WELLS.
Sept ~ lsG7-tf
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only g. UNFoRTuyATE HUMANITY. 81 ONLY
u MY Injection cures Gonorrhuea or elect in fe,
dass h0utnoxious drugs, when oil othermedcineS
! fail, pR, HESRIE REAAAIR, Station r., NIX, City
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We STILL LlvEl R%p 9$ n"% "4 $s.sn,

rNSI I.OI OF NINfNII 'TNpnrII tOOI-. HgmN lUr OUT
New Catalogue of lMpONED STENCIL DIES 21
varieties al n steel ca etully finished and tempered
s. NJ SPENCER Il co. Brattlrhoro VT
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Glotl)i,,a.

Fall and Winter Clothing!
IA new GOODS!
III at the Cheap Clothing Store or
M. sAeibeI'man,
Main ST., opp. Howard House, Elkton, Nd.
FENiIE subscriber announces to the citizens of
Il Ellton and the surrounding country, that
he has Just replenishcd his stock of Goods, and
has now open one of the largest, cheapest and
best selected assortments OF
FAN and Winter Clothing
aver received in Maryland. His stock is Sea.
sonablc Fashionable and Complete, and con.
sisis OF Goats, PANS, Vests, &c, of every
description.
He has also full supply of Hats Caps, Fur
nishing Goods, &c, which he is selling at re-
iuced prices. The pubic are invited to call
and examine for themselves.
oct II, I367-tf NJ. LEIBERMAN.
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1.-THE following is pronounced by the Vest
minister Rerie,c to be unquestienably the
finest American poem ever written.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-25

That's the Idea.-T. l. Barker has
opened his fall stock of goe ds at No. 6, State
Street, and everybody says it is the best Sc
lected and choicest lot of goods ever brought
to this city. His stock of ready made cloth
ing is very full and complete and comprises
everything from the best beaver overcoats to
boys, clothing. OF hats and caps, he always
keeps the best styles. He can suit anybody
in the line of Trunks and valises and in his
merchant tailoring department he defies
competition. Call and see him and get your
fall and winter suits made.
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A Serious Family Quarrel.-An old
codger in Clyde lately threatened to drive
his boys, who were all respectable, well
behaved, well dressed young men, from the
house and premises, because they would buy
all their cloths of Munk. The young men
finally paci6ed the old gentleman by bringing
him to town and buying him an entire new
suit which fitted him SO well that he is
satisfied that Munk's is the best place to
buy and that the boys were right.
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Mariaqes.

In Lafayette, Ind, on the 18th of Oct, at
the residence of the brides mother, by Rev.
l. Joyce, Mr.. GEoRsE G. HADLEr with Miss
MAME ADAMS.
At st. Josephs Church, Fremont, on the
23d of Oct, by Rev. s. Bowers, during
Fgass and with the usual ceremonies, Mr..
JOHN GEBE ard ScHSEIDER of Fremont, with
Miss MARY ANN REINEoK of Rice TIP. As
sistants aud Witnesses. Mr.. Leonhsrd
Schneider and Miss Miss Elizabeth Reineck
In York Township, on the 25th inst, by
r. Sparks, j. p, Miss AMANDA KAN with
Mr.. j. SOOTT.
October 18th, 1867, by Rev. E. Bushnell,
Mr.. JEFFERSON SPERRY of Green Springs
with Miss MARY NJ. HARDING of Fremont
On the 18th inst, at the Reformed Par
sonage, Bellevue, o., by Rev. Eli Keller
Mr.. GEo. M. Hook of Bellevue, with Miss
SARAH HETER of Seneca Go.
On the 17th inst. by the same, Mr.. Ell
KERN, with Miss ELIZABETH CONNER, both
of Seneca Co., Ohio.
On Thursday evening, Oct, 18th. at the
residence of the brides father, by Rev. ].
Swan, E. j. LEPPELMAN, Jr of this place
to OLLIE ALLEN, of Maumee City, o. Ne
cards.
May their welded life be as perfect as the
cake sent to the printer,-and as sweet.
AT Perrysburg Ohio, at the house of the
brides father, on the 22nd inst, by Rev
R. H. Ohubb, assisted by Prof Pope, o
Maumee City, Mr.. EVER ETT A. BRrsroL, o
Fremont, with Miss MARIA L. CHuBB, o
Perrysburg; Ohio
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A Fearful Loss.-The New York Im-
-porters are closing their Fall importations at
a fearful loss. p. Sherwood, of Cleveland
has made a single purchase Of 500 pieces OF
Splendid double weight Alapscas, which he
ia oPeeedi is Cleveland at 80 cents. These
g"eds are worth 81, 90 and would cost, with
Toe present price of gold, 10 cents to import.
The regular retail price has been SI,OO.
sherwood a,iysftises that he will be pleased
to send Samples by mail 10 persons request
ing it. This. house is also making special
sale of the celebrated Excelsior Mills Ladies
Merino Vests and Drawers at $3.50. The re-
gular price has been $3.50.
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Fire in Townsend.-The house on the
BENJAMIN HooPER farm was discovered 10 be
on fire about O'Clock P. NJ, Oct. 81. The
IRE had caught from the stove pipe in the
garret over tue kitchen. Mrs. HooPER and
daughter and two young men were in and
about the hOuse al the lime, and by the help
of two neighbors who came at once TO the
rescue, they worked until they supposed
they had got control of the flames but were
soon startled by the roaring Of the fire
breaking out anew between the Plsstsring
and roof They chopped through the root
and tried to put it out, but were driven of
by the flames. By this lime plenty of help
arrived, but tie house could not be saved.
Most of the contents, however, were taken
out and saved. The house was a medium
sized old frame building. Insured for $500
in The Ohio Farmers Insurance Go.
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Novel Pets.-People who go to their
busiuess iu good season eau see, almost sny
morning. two PIT Otters belonging to Mr.. L.
LtrFELAsS, making their way 10 the fsh
stand, cornnes Of Front and Croghan Street,
to get their breakfast. Offers are seldom
seen now in these parts, in 1wild state, and
their peculiar habits, queer, creeping gait
and glossy coat make them objects Of inter-
est 10 every one. These are perfectly tame,
and harmless when ,det alone, and make
they way about town as independently as if
they owned the right OF way.
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Oil.-The oil which s. Buckland d Son
sell for painting is the best that can be
found in the market for painting purposes.
1t is boiled with great care by them and
contains just the proper quantity of the best
dryers. Painters and all others will find it
for their interest to buy of them.
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The New Drug Store.-The HEFEEER's s
are refittiug their store with the intention Of
using the south side of the room for the drug
business. They viii be ready TO open in
the new branch of trade in few days.
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JACKsON,s CA:EARaH SNUFF AND

JACIkSON'S CAEARRH SNUFF AND
TR1CHE delightful and pleas
ant remedy in catarh hsadsche bad brestb, hoarse-
nsss, ssthms bronchitis, coughs dssfDess, Sc, and
sl disorders resulting from colds in head throst snd
vocal organs. This remedy does not dry up catsrrh
but LOOssns IT. frees the head Of sl offensive matter,
quickly removing bad breath and headache; allsys
and soothss the burning heat in catarrh; is mild
and agreeable is its effects that it positively cures
without saeszing. As FEoCHs POWDER, is pleasant
to the taste, and never nauseates; when swallowed
instanty gives to the throat and vocal organs deli
eiOas sensation Of e0OlHess and comfort Is the best
VOICE TOXIC in the world. Try IL! Ssis, rsiiA5le,
and only IS Sold by druggists mailed ftses
Address, COOPER, WILSON q co, Proprietors
Philsdelpnis. JOHN y. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio, and
WEST L fRuAx, FoisiO, Ohio, Wholesale Agents.
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-25
New Lamps at s. Buckland & Sons.

The Sewing Machine Depot for this
and adjoining counties is now in st. Clair's
Block, as will be seen by jackson advsr-
tisement on this page. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
son have the agency for all the best family
and manufacturing machines in the market,
viz: the Singer, the Florence and the Howe
machines, and are selling them at as low
prices as they can be bought for in N. T.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-25

A Fine stock of fresh Groceries for
country and city trade opening up at Warren
d Co.'S.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-25

Another victim.-Mr. E. A. BRIsTOL
fell victim TO the darts of the "Little God"
on Tuesday, and went off into the state Of
nztrimony with Miss MAHA L. CHUBB, Of
Perreysburg. Wear glad to learn that the
happy pair are TO take Up their residence
here. We wish them many happy days.