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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-01
AsTROLoG GY.
The WORLD ASTONISHED
AT THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS s...
MADE BYTHE GREATASTROLOGLST
Madame H. A. Perrigo.


She reveals SECRETS no mortal ever knew She re-
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stores lost stolen property tells you the bdsins
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De most usessslul, eaUs-sspssdy sges and tells
you the very day you will marry gives you the name
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your very thoughts, s1d BY her almost supernatural
powers unveils the dark and hidden my of he
iuture From The stars we see in the hrTslam. Mt
the ale6c stars that overcome gredOminae in the
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planes and the 6xsd stars In the heavens the time
OF BIRTH she dedaces the future destiny of man Fail
not to consult grsg gt-st Astrolo siat earth II
costs you bu: trifs and you may never again have
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rbe strictestsecresY wall bs nIiatansd, ana cor
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yrts olainls the day OF the month ezf IN which
YOU uers born, snelOsicg slnAli lock Of hair
ASdra a. MADAME q. A. PERSIsO,
q. DTawsr l93, BuifiIo, NJ :
Fsbruary Is, 1851 i'll
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CHuRCH DIRECTORY.

Rsus sous servi es are regularly held In the ioioW
log Churches in this city, every Sabbath, at tn'
hours named;
MErsoDisr EPISCOPAL CEuRcH, corner OF Market
aud Main Streets; Rev. J. WIKEs. Pastor, loA A.
NJ, and7 P. N. sunday Sehoolst9 An. Prayer NEE
ting Wednesday evening.
PRESBYTERIAN cHuRoH, corner Garrison and hair
Streets; Rev. 4. BUSHNELL, Pastor; ioH IL, and
Pr Sunday School atl2r. Meeting every WednsB-
day eve.
ST. PAuL's (ErIscoPAt) CHrRcH, Rev. G. q. YorNe
Rector, ecrnsr Main and Court Streets; lO<tA. Nj
and P n. Sunday School ut ?. 4. Lecture every
Wednesday evening 10 the church.
REroKxxD CHuRoE, Front Street, between Market
and John Streets; Rev. J. B. THOMPSON, Pastor; loH
An ssd7P.E Sunday School tsA. N. Prayer
meeting svery wsdnes3ay evening.
LurHzRAx CzuEoz, corner Oak aud Court Streets
Rev. a. Lang, Pastor; 1ox A. n, sndTP.n.
ST. JosrrH,s (oATHoLIc) CzUEos, Croghsn St;
Rev SyRlYz BowxRs, Pastor; mass every morning at :
O'Clock. on Sundays and Festivals of Obligation. Low
Mass at O'Clock A. N. High or Solemn Mass at 10
O'Clock A NJ On Winter at 1O1f) Vespsrs at O'Clock
p. H., aud occasionally Bsnedietion at ?. n. Sun
day School at 2P.M.
ST. ANsS {CArzoEicJ cHukCH, State Street, Rev. L.
T. D'ARoY, Pastor; First Mas at O'Clock, A. n;
Second High kass at 10 O'Clock, N. Sunday school,
2P. Vespers, Bpm
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BELLEVUE.

Our town is not as many suppose village
hanging on the verge Of the county for it is
rapidly approaching the dimensions ofa first
class city. We have, besides full share Of
grog shops, in some of which the "critter" is
kept only on the sly, goodly number of
churches, one stone, three brick and three
frame, and the Methodist Congregation are
about putting up spacious house Of worship
in the centre of onr town. Our Sabbath
Schools are hourisbing, numbering now at
least 400 scholars. Our Union Schools are
the very best and a German and Catholic
School will commence soon. Our merchants
are enterprising andsdriying and our town is
growing slowly but surely. Besides we have
our Fouudries, Tanueries and Distilleries.
We have fourishing Lodge of F. A. Ma
sons and a strong Odd Fellow Lodge besides.
The Sons of Temperance have strong divi-
sion here and are active in abating the evils
of intemperanee and it is hoped that there
may be a revival of Temperance principles
in our town and county.
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Ho! For California! !

NY PERSON NOT wishing to 60 10 California
"A can make good srRIKE by calling on the sub
scrper as he is determined to give some one bar
gain in buying his Isrm, known as the Shube Rey-
nolds FARM situated shout two and half miles south
of west from the aouIishing village ofClyde, and
about Eve and half miles south Of east from the
City of Fremont, containing Ill acres Of land, 81
acres under fence and the remainder timbered There
il on the premises good frame house, tanning six
large rooms bssioes Eve smaller ones, such as but
tery bed rooms and pantries, also tive good, barns
snd houses two good wells of never falling water,
A good cistern; also plenty ofpure running spring
water for stock About so large bearing apple trees
peach trees plumb and cherry trees also aeout three
hundred buded peach trees, large enough to set in
the Spring.
Also another tract OF land of about twenty-one
acres laying nearly southwest from the Depot at
CLYDE There 10 on this piece Of land good frame
house as good a. EsN, well finished, also, Wenty-
four or Eve large sppetrees, which bear choice fruit;
Also about TWENTY-FIVE small ones, set four years,
All Of the choicest kinds Of fruit also lot OF peach,
near plumb and cherry trees, and sugar orchard Of
about 90 large maple trees, and to make the little
pIsoe more desirable still there is beautiful spring
nouriue out its Ice-cold" water within fee feet Of
ms dwelling house. making such inviting retreat
on hot summers day beneath the lsrge spreading
branches of an Ancient Beech and willow, which
overshadows the Spring.
The above described places will be sold together,
or eepsrately, to suit purchasers. For terms and
further particulars enquire ct the JOURNAL Once.
8 n. REYNOLDS.
Aug q Is66.-n32mo'
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CLYDE.

y ErEtf aDt ~ = a az ~ I'
DFAR JuURNAL:-You are doubtless look
ing for local from Clyde, not withstanding
the fact however, that yours" has kept his
eyes aud ears open, he has been able 10
CLEAN but little of that which we call ne VS..
Clyde and its people are marching stead
lily forward, the business and trade of the
village have been during the last year, much
greater than ever before, and continue
steadily to increase, A careful calculation will
show that during the past year, there has
been more than 100000, by way of improve
nents, added to the village. This is not
bad for small town. A year more will show
that Oily de has not y ct attained its full growth
More of this hereafter.
Among recent changes in business are the
following: Adam Dunlap has sold his Gro
cery Store to j. F. Chapman, late Of Casta-
liza Ohio, who will continue the business at
the same stand, Mr. Null of the firm of Reich
ton & Null Druggists, has sold his interest in
the business to E. Il. Mead of Clyde. The
business will be conducted by Hessrs. Rush
ton d Mead.
VIM. Weeks, an old resident of the village,
and formerly engaged in the Hardware busi-
ness, has entered into partnership with Da-
vd Donaldson, successor of Mann and Dom
aldsou Messrs Donaldson and Weeks will
carry on their business (stoves, tin and hard
ware) at the late stand of Mann and Don
aldson-in Geo. Donaldson's Block.
Simon P. Whitaker late Of York town
ship, has purchased property in Clyde, and
will move here in the Spring. Mr.. W. de-
signs entering into the cooperipg business.
Clyde, Feb. 26s1S67. Yours
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W. eASh' W VIC y o. ~ VI '0HuSiyJ As u A0"'
OtF1os or THE AUDITOR OF STATE,
ISsyR ANcE DEPARTMENT.
Columbus, Ohio February I, 1867
/, WHEREAs, The Security Insurance Com
pany, located at New York, in the State of
New York; has filed in this office a sworn
statement Of It's condition, as required by the
act 40 regulate Insurance Companies not
Incorporated by the State of Ohio passed
April 8, 1856, and amended February 9, 1864,
aud the act To regulate Foreign Insurance
Companies, passed April j, 1856; and,
Whereas. said Company has furnished The
undersigned satish Glory evidence that it is
possessed Of an actual cash Capital of at least
OSE HUSnR ED AND FIFTY THousASD DOLLARS,
invested as required by said acts; and,
Whereas, said Company has filed in this Of
flee written instrument under its corporate
seal, signed by the President and SECRETARY
thereof authorizing any agent or agents of
said Company in this State to acknowledge
service of .ptocess for aud in behalf of said
Company according to the terms Of said act
Of April 8, 1856.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the acts
aforesaid, i, James FL. Goldman, 4 uditor Of
State for Ohio, do hereby certify that said
Secutity Insurance Company of New York,
is authorized to transact the business Of Fire
and Marine Insurance in this State until the
thirty first day of january, in the year one
thousand eight hundred aud sixty eight.
In witness whereof, | have hereunt0 sub
scribe,l MY name and caused the
[sRAL.J seal Of my office TO be affixed the
day aud year above written.
JAS.H. GOODMAN, Auditor of State.
BY JANIS WILLIAM, Chief Clerk
J. w. GOODSON, Agent
.l--a Bellevue, Ohio.
PRENTISS Il LEWIS, Agents,
Monroeville, Ohio.
February p, l867.-sw3.
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important to Saw Mill Men.-This j

Important to Saw Mill Men.-This is
to certify that we have guinm, d our rlar ye
circular saw with D,le's Patent Emery Gum.
uer, manufactured by Silver aud Deming at
Salem, Chic. After having used other devil
ces or machines for cumming, We can testify
that Dols's Patent is the only successful gum
mer we have ever seen used on large circular
saws. We deem it to be all that it is recon-
mended to be, and would advise saw mill
men to buy one, ...
Tomlinson d Boyer, Benton, Hancock Co., o.
r. Smith, Green Springs, Ohio.
Wm. L. Youngblood, Mt Vernon, O. ~.
Owen Il Douglas Clyde, Sandusky Co, o. .
West d. Dana, Fremont, Ohio.
Josiah Weldon Elmore, Ottawa, Co, o.
D. NJ. Day, Is g"
Send for descriptive circular. [5w3.
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A New Bridea.-Tl

A New Bridge.-The only thing that
has been talked of here since the bridge was
washed away. is temporary bridge. But
after two meetings were held, the idea has
been entirely abandoned. A few enterprising
individuals have made arrangements to
build Ferry Boat, and charge for the trans
portatiou of passengers and teams. This
will be better than no bridge at all, but not
quite as satisfactory as good temporary
bridge would have been. The Rail Read
bridge would bs a good foot bridge if it was
planked all over, but as it only las two
planks on it and some places en'y one, a
great many fear to cross on it.
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Paralysis and Epilepsy. = DR.. NJ.
Gonzalez Echeverria Surgeop-in- Chief OF the
New York Hospital of Epilepsy and Paraly-
sis has opened at Lake Mahopac, Putnam
county, N. Y, private hospital for the
treatment of all cases OF the above nature.
The Institution is most favorably situated,
and is convenient of access. There is a
gymnasium and proper aPparatuses for the
exercise Of paralytics, also the conveniences
Tor administering different kinds of baths.
The charge will be $500 per week, includ-
ing board, medical attendance, medicines,
etc, excepting surgical operations. This is
the first institution of the kind established
in this country. For further information,
address DIR. N, Gonzalez, Echeverria, - East
2lst Street, New York, or, Lake Mahopac,
Putnam county, N. y.
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Poem by sfShanks." f'=I aar i
Lives t::ere a man 90 s ''
With soul so dead
That when he tumbles out of bed, s....
And bumps his shins or breaks bis heads
Who, never to himself hath said, e
III go TO Sherman d Cos, Shoe Store,
Save 30 per cent or more, -
Than was ever saved by me before,
Or any other man.
If you don't believe it call and see, No. 3
Fabing d Helms Block, nearly opposite The
Crogsn House. r ."E -e-
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Photography The Photograph Rooms
in Backland's new Block are in fall aud snc-
cessful operation, producing as fair toned
pictures as can be made in Ohio. Prices
down. will pnt up for you four card
pictures for 81 50 and duplicates for 25 cents
each or $500 per dozen, ard warrant them
satisfactory and equal to the best that can
be made any where in Fremont or you need
not accept them Call and see, donforget
the place. Buckland's new Block opposite
the Croghan House Fremont Ohio. 81
lin. NJ. HAAS. p
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Farm for Sale.

rINHE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale his Farm, sit
Il uAted in Jackson township, Sandusky county, o.,
eight miles southwest Of Fremont, and three miles
northwest of Winters Station, on the Lake Erie
LouisvilIs Rail- oad Il contains about so acres Of
land ty to sixty Of which is under good cultivation,
the balance timbSF; new frame house, upwards OF
hundred bearing fruit trees two wells OF neveraiing
water and all necessary buildings. al new. For terms
and other particulars inquire at the Journal office,
Fremont, or Of N. II. RBhSBCRG.
Feb "a 1857 8m3 winters Stntion p. o
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IGomlmeffial Alattns.
Fremont Market.
JOURNAL OFFICE. FREMONT. O.. !


No. Thursday, Feb. 2s, 1851
r -Wheat-Nc. J, $3.50; NO,2,s2 30; No.s 81
Flour slF 5e@eB - YkbE 1 - ~
CorazsA svbAdsE.atdt Jhalsd s'6OS sushsI
q the ear
Rye-75@s0c. bushel.
Oats-35c. y bushel.
Ruckwheat (grainJ-76e. ~ bushe1
Flax Seed-f2 90 y bushel.
Timothy seed-SS C0@4 90 p Sushsl.
Glover Seed7skOo9s 90 = eashelsA - =
Dressed Hogs-s7 bs6sseO Scwe
Lard-lo, , fSiby tie beg; 'f25se. Pm stfetAil.
Smoked NIeats-Hsms, l59lec. y ID; Shoul-
ders, I21znl5c. p Ii Dried Beef, f,-c.T Tib
PouItry-rurkisz, 81 %, u Se9ss 90 spiecs
Chickens 12@I5c. apiece, live dressed. 5@loc. 10
Buttef-20s- y ID
ETgs-25c, p dozsB, .,,...- ---.-...
Cheese A15@2Ic. fb q - ,-'- 'f"
PotatoesLbO@s0e vbusheE ft5 ttiD
q Oaions-4O@5Oc y bushel. - ~ Al!f
Green AppIes-5O@75c. y bushsl.
Dried AppIes-s,. h.
BeesWa1-S0c,% h. s-
woslE Esses5sy 10. 80 81
saIt-Fine, y sacs, 95e; y bbl, 81 so Coarse,
y bbl., 50
/. FueI-wood. p cord, 50 OO@s4 OOi Coal $40 y
Tuu delivered. : rial a - SIYfr. Z p e
Goffee-Rio, 2eG2Tc. ? ID Jaws, 4OD46c. p h
Tea-s5@Sl sO% ID.
sugar-COmmOn, by the barrel, p H., 10, 121I
@l4c; White, 9l5c.tY ID. ! Z, .-.-.r-l 4
Rice-l1c ' 10
MackereI-ss 90 @ $40 90 p Il bbl.: So 80 y
Kit.
Fremont Linle-2oc bush. : ..T;Et-siI
Hay-s6o 90 b So % , Tun. go 2 2 - 4
Maple Sugar-12HGi5c
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s2Os. .43 S2OS.l3

S20S. 43 $685.
At the annual meeting of the Ladies Relief
Society, held at the residence of Mrs. A. b.
Miller, February 22d, 1867, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year:
Presdsnt-Mrs. DR.. STILwRLL.
Eics President-Mrs. j. VAN Ness. s
Treas'r and Sec'y-Miss MARY DILLON.
Visiting Commitee.-Mrs. P. Close, Mrs.
F. l. Norton, Mrs. P. Norton, Mrs O. h.
Bell, Mrs. S. Grant, Mrs. B. Amsden, Mrs.
B. Flint, Mrs. d. j. Dougherty, Mrs. G. O..
Garfield, Mrs. @. II. Krebs. a.i M :.
SARAH j. GRANT, See'y d Treas.
Fremont, February 9th, 1867.
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Glorious News.-The citizens Of Ere.
mont and vicinity, :baye discovered that the
Bankrupt Boot and Shoe Store is No Hum
BUG, and that they can buy the best quality
Of Boots and Shoes-cheapef than. at any
other place in the State of Ohio Call early
and secure some of the great bargains. Look
for the sign Of the BANKRUPT SALE OF Doors
4 SHOES. Deals Block, Garner of Front and
Garrison Streets, Fremont Ohio. !,
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Dramatic. The Dramatic Club is in a
good condition-on Wednerday evening will
be repeated Uncle Toms Cabin, 1t is un-
derstood that the Excelsior Club of Fremont
will come Out here the last of the week and
play some of their best pieces. And it may
be that the Dramatic Club of this place will
visit your city and play Uncle Toms Cabin.
The matter is under consideration.
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Farm for Sale.

T uFFEKfor sale my Farm Of one hundred and
Il sixty serss-l0o acres Of cleared land, ina high
eIate Of cultivation the balance In heavy timber
lying within thirty rods Of Fort Seneca and within
three.fourths Of mile Of good erist Mil and Saw
Mil. There are on the farm, two good Dwelling
Housss Wash and SnokeHouse. Cellar under the
whole; Corn Cribs Barn with Sheds, two neTerfail-
ing Sprinrs-cne f0rthe House and one for the Earn
Spring House, Orchard of No l, Grated Fruit,
such as Apples Cherries Pears Quineee Peaches, &c.
For particulars as to terms etc., call address
at Fort Seneca PoEtOfRce, Seneca county. Ohio,
Dec :. 1sos.-spmsod
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Dentistry.-Dr. Clark of Fremont is
now at Days Hotel where be will remain for
a while for the convenience of those of his
patrons who live in this vicinity. He is
thorough in his profession and will give en-
tire satisfaction to all who need his services
in dentistry.
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souoLARsHIP FOR SAtE,-A scholarship
which viii secure thorough commercial
course at the first class Commercial College
at Hillsdale, Michigan, or obetlin, Ohio, can
be had on good terms at the Journal Office.
Call early if you want it. t----.. e;
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I/House Keeping prize essay by
Mrs. MCCLELLAN of Ohio" now sPpearingin
the Agricuturist is supposed 10 have been
written by lady of more literary talent and
culture than pretension and who lives not a
thousand miles from Fremont. The first
chapter which appears in the AgTic'aturist
for February will be found on our fourth
page. House keepers and every body else
will find ii entertaining as well as practical,
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Telegraph Poles

Telegraph Poles. long rough
and shaggy telegraph poles have been laid
along our streets, preparatory to putting up
a line direct from the bridge 10 town instead
of making the dispatches go round about by
way of the depot We hope the city Council
will not allow them to be put up until they
are rendered little less unsightly by trim
ming up.
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Bridges.-The Hartford and Toussaint
bridges are both swept away, and nearly all
the bridges throughout the county. The
damages to fences all along the river is a
hundred times greater than ever before--the
oldest inhabaant never saw the river 50 high,
as it was last Sabbath.
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CERTIFICATE or AUTH0RI7Y Y.
: ~. n. - -.


OFFIGE OF THE AUDTTOR o4 STATE,
Insurance Department., Colunbus, O.iJans g. 1867.
whereas, The PHENlX INSURANCE COMPANY,
located at Brooklyn in this State OF New Yerk has
6lsd in this oce sworn settlement of its condition
asrequiled By the first section of the act TO regu-
late Insurance Companies NOT incorporated By the
State Of Ohio,e passed April g 1853, &ad arsndsd,
Februlr g. 1884, and the set ITO regulate Foreign
Insurance Companies" passed sp-il 5, 1856;
And. Where's, said ComPapy hasfarnsned the
undersigned satistsc.0ry evidence thst is possessed
Of st least One Hundred and Fifty TbOus-
and Dollars of actual Cnsh Capital invest
ed rtqursd BY said act; and whereas, said Com
pany has fled ia this tffics written instrument
under its signed by the President and
Secretary thereof. authorizing any agent or agents
of said Company In this 5 ate 80 scknowicdge SER
vice of process, for au in bsbalf of ssd Company
aceorcing the terms Of said act of April g 1855
Now, therefore, Ia pursuance Of tho ec;s aforeaii
I, James II. Goldman, Auditor CT State for Ohio do
hereby o.rtify that said fhenix Insurance Company
Of Brooklyn, N. Y, is authorized to tran saet the
business of Fire and Garins Insurlncs in this Stats
untf The thirtyirst d4F OF January in tie year one
thousand eight hundred aud x.y-eight
. 1sBAL In WITNESS WHEREBY, I have hsrsusto
subscribed my name and caused the seal Of uIy ccs
to be affixed the day and year aAOye written -, :
JAMES Fl. GOODMAN, Auditor Of State.
By JAMES WILLIAMS, Chief Clork.
/ D. S. CAMFIELD, Agent,
l9w3. Fretnont, Ohio.
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TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAYISe.-Dr
Shaw having =. desire to relieve the racking
pains of suffering humanity, has introduced
the newly invented RhigoIsne and Vdporizer,
perfectly safe for all; call and see it. Don't
all call at once. ,r-l- .a -.5,..
Teeth extracted without paying was mis-
take in print; should be without PAIN.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICEs at St. Clair's
Block. L. Youngman is closing out his
sock of Fall and Winter Clothing at cost.
Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps and Trunks
always good assortment kept on hand and
sold at prices to suit customers. t'i z'.S
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Business Men wishing TO advertise

Business Men wishing to advertise in
any part of the country can leave their orders
with Messrs. Geo. P. Rowell d Go. % Con-
gress Street, N. Y, who are authorized to
contract at Publishers prices for all News
papers issued in the United States and Brit
ish Provinces.
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ST. AIMS Festival II

ST. AIMS Festival.-The Festival for
the benefit ol st. AIMS Church came off on
Wednesday evening at Fabing d Helms
new Hall. and was in every respect a com.
plete success. The number present must
have reached four hundred, aud all seemed
to enjoy themselves to the utmost. The net
receipts, we learn, were upwards Of two hun
dred dollars
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FoR SALE CHEAP.-A good large double
Land Roller, suitable for rolling all kinds of
Plowed ground. 1t can be seen by calling at
he old Planning Mill & Sash Factory East
side Of river. [7m3] N. HAYNES
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Clothing and Merchant Tailorine.

We call the attention of our readers to the
advertisement of T. J. Barker in another
column. He has a stock of entirely new
ready made clothing of all grades aud quail
ties made up in the latest styles and he is
selling at fair rates. Mr.. Barker also has all
his arrangements made for keeping up first
class MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT !.
He has now in his employ one of the best
cutters in the State, and is prepared to do
custom work in the best manner. Try him
and see for yourselves.