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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-04-19
Good Chance to Make Money

n HAeurs Patent Farm Gate. patented Febru-
- ary 2oth, 1857, Is the eheapest and most durs-
be FSrn este 10 the county. Not even much as
hinge Is required. Township, County and State
Rights for sale cheap Agents EantFd in every State
Elm the Union. who Wlreeeve 90 per cent of all sales
For particulars address,
Q. HAGUE, PAeentse.
March IL, l657.-HEls Fremont, Ohio.
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1anAuREs ofland on Eau Clare river Wissonsin,
lZUis offered at great bargain for esah, or in ex-
change for lumber delivered next fall property In
Fremont. BY DR.. +. DILLON. Fremont Ohio.
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uOUsE AND LOT owned by &C. Woodland sitE-
III sted on Clover Street, on in-lots No. es1 and
6s2. Terms liberal. Enquire Of ". b. Andrews At
the once Of the L. i. 4 4. K. B- Co..
Fremont March 20, 1857 -12w4.
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IN r Acre Tot,

GOOD large doubs Land Roller, guitable for roll
IA ing AL kinds Of ploTed ground. II can be seen
By calling at the old Planning Mil Sash Factory
East side of river (7m39 N. HAYNES
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House and Lot for Sale,
Land. Land.

NrEkR the Pres5yterisn Church. win be sold
IN cheap II sold within The next 30 days. Title
perfect. Enquire ct the Shoe Store of SHERMAN
b o., opposite the Crcgban House. 9if
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FREDERICK CYRIAX,

FREDERICK CYRIAX.
FRENCH FANCY STEAM DYEING
AND CLEANING WORKS,
IO4 Seneca Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
Agency for Fremont,
Mr. ALBERT H. RICE, FRoNT STREET.
First class dyeins in all its branches. call the
especial attention of gentlemen t. the imoroved
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Don't Fail.-1f you visit Cleveland don't
fail TO go to Sherwoods and examine the
Madder prints he is retailing at IL Ia cents.
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The New School Buildiner.-Tbe CT

The New School Buildings.-The con-
tract for the new school buildings has finally
been let to DANIEL L. JUSE,for $l7,7OO, Mr..
HERHsrER and the Board disagreeipg in re-
gard TO details.
Mr.. JUYE has built more of the pub
lie buildings and business blocks in Fremont,
than all other contractors together, and has
without exception, we believe given entire
satisfaction to all parties. Nearly all the
brick blocks on Front Street including Buck
lands, old and new, Orchards. Minis, Moore
& Vallette's and several others were put up
under his supervision. The letting of the
contract 10 Mr.. JUNE gives general satisfac-
tion to everybody, his reputation as build
er being a sufficient guarantee that the new
School Houses viii be put Up in asubstantial
manner and in style of which the city will
not be ashamed,
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TIME TARLEs.

cLEysrANp a. TOLEDO RAIL BeAD.
oorre sEAnf GOING WEST.
psv Erpresr ass A. T. i0hIss 20 Express II Ia n
Hail -- lOsEe A y Nail u.--.-.--.-- SO T..
n. y, Fsrrsss. SOS p n Night Express. IL ss ?. \.
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The Glory of Man Is streDgth,-Tbers-
fore the nsrsous and debitated should immediately
uss HELMsoID's EXTRACT BUcHU.
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The New Banda new Brass Band
has been organized under the name Of the
SILvEs CoRSET BAND. A handsome set Of
instrumeDtsi is already received and the or.
ganization is nearly or quite perfected. The
list of members includes some Of the best
musicians in town. -.i
J. H. Beebe, lst z fat cornet. .f
j. Chance, 2nd 8 flat, cornet.
b. Belts, lst fiat alto.
o. NJ. Wadsworth, 2nd B fat alto.
Thomas Gould, lst E fat tenor.
J. II. Heffner Pad E fat, tenor.
Joseph Snyder, Baritone.
Sam'l Garvin, E fiat, Bass.
Joseph Battig, Bass Drum and Oymbals.
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For Sale Ohean-

IONA GRAPE VINES down TO 50eents each. Grape
Vines of all the bsstvAristies for sale at the Fre-
mont Nursery.
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kK nRlEss IouIsvILLER. r
POST OFFICE HOURS.
OPENING kE1 CLOSING OF MAILS.

0PBNtNH ANn OLOsINO OF HNEA's''
CLOSES.
Through Nail going East, closes 49, s:sor n
Way Mail going Esst closes at-------.---loseo A n
Through Nail going West, eloses 1t -----1li4S A n
Way Nail going West, closes at. $50 p n
= ~ OPENS. 7 ssfl
Through Mail from the East eP- ne ct -n'4c p NJ
Way Mail from the East opens ct ------- 100 P r.
Through Mail from the West opens at-.-. 7'so A. NJ
Way Nail from the West oPsnsat..----.. u:se A. n
L X. 4 L. R. R
Nails leave on the L & LRRst-. lbs ?. N.
M,als arrive Z" " At..-.-----e;toA.E.
STAGE ROUTES.
To RoIlersvile, Tuesdays and Fridsys ST. p n.
10 Black Swamp, saturdays, At ------.----le a. :.
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LAND FOR SALE.
Valuable City Lots for Sale.
For Sale g

ENQUIRE OF K. DICKINSON
Fremont, Sspt.1, 1sse.-ssH.
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ANEW PERFUME feR THE HAsDxERU1n

Man hood and Youthful vIgor are re-
gained by BELMsoLD's EXTRACT DUCHU.
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List of Letters, remaining uncailed for
In the Post Office at Fremont, on the 18th
dan nf A rr;l 1857. -.----- -. .--...-. -
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lIIdaight Train thrown eG the track, near
Green Creek Bridge-Thirty persons In.
iurcd, four serieusly-Nenc kflied-Twe
Cars thrown dewn, the Enbankinent
thirty eF forty feet. .S-f--t ~ {
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Take Notice Of the statuette of Toodles
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Poland'S Magic Bilious Powders

Shattered Constitutions Restored BY
HELABoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-04

been 1ovsg into s capacous vaults for safe Keeping
Widows ana orphans contributed their mites while the
fortunate posessor OF thousands freely added 10 the
already overdowing fountain, all alike attracted
by the glitter OF equipage and by extrayagans
boastings OF accuuufating wealth. To avoid the I'M
pleasant exhibit wfch the books or the bank would pre-
sent with the record OF such enormous amounts placed
TO the credit OF depostors seems 70 have been the
policy OF the bank officers to give the notes OF Watson
Hayes instead Of Certificates OF deposit for sums LETT with
them many persons recognizing the dfherence rus
AMOUNT OF their liabilities Informed, has nos
yet been ascerained but varousiy estimated from
consist OF bank stocks real estate homo and In
Buffalo, undeveoped gold diggngs In Nsvsda, oil In
vestments IN Pennsylvania, and nnumerabie moonshino
speculaons with promises OF corresponding remunsrs-
tive returns. Such Is the kind OF property from which
creditors 10 extract dividends their depoos u
most the production Of honest industry and iabe
ous toll As yet no receiver has been appontsd for The
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ALONG THE HUDSON.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE HERALD.

Movements OF Governor Fenton-Priye Fight
ing near Poughkeepsie-The Fall Agricul-
tmrai Exhibiti0ns-(sas Excitement mt Hud-
son-Burning of n Ferryboat.
PoueHKFEP-rE, August 3, 1867.
Governor Fenon reached this city last evening, early,
and took tea at the Morgan House. He here from
Sing Sing way train and simply stopped over until
the night express arrived when be proceeded TO Albany
The prize lighting mania has reached this locality
within one week pitched battles have been fought
The last one occurred on the suburbs OF this city between
two heavy weights named Welsh and Diamond We are
told that eight rounds fought IN true prize ring
style, Welsh peing the victor.
The most extensive arrangem ents are In operation IN
ali the river counties preparatory 10 the fall agricultural
exhibitions county fairs. or late years so much favor
has bean shown the horse department OF fairs that
farmers generally grumbling They claim, and
Justly too that horse Jockeys and betting men are de
cultural exh EDITIONS OF three years we're moth
ing more less than horse races In lieu thereof they
wish TO give agricultural pursuits new mpetus-pay
ns as much attention 10 good horse stock az good CROPS
and Agricultural products generally. but more.
There IL an excited local agitation at Hudson up tho
river relative 10 lighting the city BY gas A deplsed
treasury confrons tho tAxpaye, and the CITY Fathers
have shut of the How OF the illuminating vapor As .
consequence, numerous accidents In the streets
nightly. Men walk about after dark with lanterns,
engine companies hang out lanterns In front OF their
engine houses pedestrians parade the streets with cud
GELS fearing robbery aud at nightfa general demoaiza-
ton puts In an appearances all over the city. The
city IL evidently going 70 rack.
have Just received Information OF the burning OF the
borough The Affair occurred on Thursday night The
ERE supposed TO have originated about ten r.
NJ from the furnace, while the vessel lying al her
dock when discovered she was Immediately scuttled
trey destroyed could NOT learn the loss or amour,
reinsurance.
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the UNaDllLA BANK FAIL UnE.
IFrom the Albany Argus, August q /

From the Albany Argus. August q
The unad!a TINES OF Wednesday makes some dis
closures affecting The management OF this bank, which,
true, looS very much Ike hugo and deliberate SWIM.
die on the part OF who owned and controlled w.
We do not how far these parties have made them
selves liable criminal prosecution Tor the manner In
which the farmers Of Oisego and other counties have
been cheated OF their bard earnings by alleged stock
gambling but for crimes far less magnitude than arc
here charged against the Cnadila Bank managers the
State Prisons have closed their doors Tor years on many
lsss "respectaDle' financial operators. We hope the
matter will pYobed 20 the bottom. and II there has
been criminal misrseuagement that " VIII DO
exposed and punlshed. These developments
show that whle the national bank system
has inspired the farmers with increased confidence In
the fallacious belief that furnishes greater security
for their deposits we'll for circulating notes has
at the same sme furnished cloak for bankers 70 carry
on Their dzhonest spccnatons for many months with.
out exciting suspicion. After referring 10 the assign
ment of Messrs Watson Hayes 10 hessrs Sands Il
LOOMS tho Tines says
TsIs step necessarily involves the question OF their
ability 70 pay deposors not only Of tho old Unad
rank but also those Of the Unadilla National Bank
since the organization Of the latter institution iarge
,lats or n,oEey from wide section OF country hare
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY. AUGUST 4, 1867.

q a. TO render Il doubtful II the monsoon had really
burst. Since then the fall had been heavy. ana 'hs
temperature was in consequence greatly reduced
The Bombay governments is said TO have received IN
tegence OF the death Of one not two, OF the Br'isn
meeting OF the shareholders Of the Bank Of Bengal
held on the 18th OF June ss which resolution was
unanimously adopted In favor Of amagamaIon via sne
Bank Of Bombay. II is understood however that gov.
eminent will not sanction amagamation until sasned
that the reconstruction Of the Bank OF Bombay mpos
sible The banks Of Bombay and Bengal had Dosn re-
duced their discount one per cent during the
fortnight At Bombay the rates seven per cent on
government paper and nine per cent ON mercantile o
The Bengal rates one per cent lower.
The applications for shares In the Commercial Bank
have been very limited in Bombay az TO render tho
portion Of the shares are taken up at home
The supreme government has taken measures 70 sup
The second expedition 70 the Andamaa Islands 70
certain the fate Of the captain and seven Of the Grew OF
the ship Assam Valley had discovered that the unfou
The son Of the King Of Burmah has been executed on
IN apparently unfounded charge Of conspiracy against
The Raah Of Chumba has issued proclamation giving
liberation 70 Christianity In his dominious and forbid
ding any or annoyance 70 any Of hs subjects
vein Of silver has been discovered in the Sir Kheenee
hills In the native State Of Rewa. The Maharsah has
The latest accounts received Calcutta relative % the
famine u Orssa were les satisacory. An appear nsd
S:s % ESQ s. ss
native gentieman had offered 81. 0oe 70 the famine
fund. provided that nine others subscribe each similar
amount
stated that the prospects Of ths indigo ssason are
unusually good.
Cemmerciai Reports.
BOMBAY, July Ia ID. shirtines. 6r. Ia: ga TO-
shirtings IT. 40s mule twist 13a Cotton quot-Dhol-
Ieran, 225r Shipments Of the weok-SS3S bales. Elk
change on London-la II 7-1sd Government securi-
ties-Four per cents. s9t five Iper cents loch; hv'
and half per cents, nix. ..-
mule twist, Ia Cotton-l7hr 18r. Jute steady Salt
petre dull. Rice firm. Exchange on London-ls IL "a
CANTON, June 29-Totai exports Of tea 70 date
22,750,0Oo pounds. Exchange on London-bankerS
bills, 4s. 5%d.
SaANGHAE, June 23 Markets unchanged.
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the Servan students at the meeting to be held by Ser-
Wan subjects at Belgrade hast een prohioated
All the ministers OF Spain were at work TO efcct new
retire in addition TO the reduction of expendi
ture already voted in order to establish equilibrium
In the current budget
telegram from Pestb. Hungary, says
The sultan is expected here q visit Preparations
are being made to give his Majesty brilliant reception,
In recognition OF the friendly welcome given to the
Hungarians Who smigratsd to Turkey in lsas.
II is officially announced that Turkey has Joined the
Telegraph Convention far regards her
Asatic ominions
Russia has signed the International Sanitary convsn-
ton Tor the care Of wounded In time Of var.
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Eu R 0 P E.
BY THE CABLE TO AUGUST 3
Greece Preparing for War on
Turkey.
--~~~~~~--~~~~-
Napoleon's Preparations for His
Visit to Austria.
The Reform Debate i'm the
House Of Lords.
the CABLE OF 1855 BROKEN.
THE CABLE OF 1855 BROKEN.
the EASTERN QUESTION.

Greece PrspasiaG for War In Turkey.
- LoNoos. August So r. n.
Despaches received 10 day from Athens bring the in
tsgeoce that che Greek government has announced ts
determination Of declaring war against the Sublime
Porte the LIST or September should the hos tiities
against the Christians the Island Of Gambia not DO
ended by that time.
Great military preparations are being made for such
contingency and orders have been issued calling out
The entire reserves of the kingdom
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the ATLANTIC CABLE.

The Wire Of 1866 Again Broken.
Our English dies By tho steamship America, 70 hand
Yesterday report Tor the rst tune. another break in
the cable Of 1905 Tho announcement reads a. fol-
Iowa. t
To TIE EproR or ran LONDON TtxEs:-
telegram dated valentA yesterday six r NJ. reports
that the cable Of 1863 broken suddenly Saturday AZ
tsrnoon: that the preliminary experiments give the
locality at fy nautical miles from the other sdei a.
from Hearts Content
TAs would indicats Q very moderats depth u water
In which the Injury DO repaired with great facility
q in the case II the rsoeut accident 70 the shore end o.
the same cable The 1856 cable 70 Ia perfect order.
lam, III, yoas obedteut servant 20
- =. CHARLES SIEWABT,
Chairman ANGIE ussrican Tsl9grs4A Company.
lO2 LxuoAsrnR GAIs, July "a.
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AFFAIRS N CINCINNATI.

CiycrSSArI, August ., 1907.
Tie foundry Of Charles Kilgour, Third street was
DESTROYED by fire this morning The loss is probably
600 600 on which there about IS, 600 insurance.
The Dental Association which has been In Convention
here during the past week. met at Hopkins Hall last
cven,ng al an entertainment provided BY the citizens OF
cnrnnatl The enteria nment was thoroughly enjoya-
bic and at late hour the guests departed with pleasant
yerollectons Of q festal evening
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puyEaTy ef IAs .sMGllsa moauuns.

Elder VISIT Q Mormon missionary, writes cdat ~
Mormons In Engand aad Wales stepped IL posofty.
An had have len the country and those ~
naming behind And difficult to keep body and soul 10
gether They the saints In Utah for means -
reach the Mormon Zion. Hundreds OF unmarried 70
males the Elder adds, 'are looking 70 the mountains
for hep." The Sants Utah, OF the mae persuasaea,
will not be able 70 withhold their sympathy from thsss
RiatOIa
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TIT. LONDON MONEY MARKEr-LoNDoN, August g.
2P M.-Consols, 94A for money. United States fve-
EwentIss, ~ 1915. Illinois Central shares "; Erie
Fairay shares a. Atlantic and Great Western Conso
dated bonds 22h.
LvERPo0L CorroN MARKET.-LvERPocL. August g.
M.-The cotton market is easier and business ID
quiet The sales Will not reach g. 600 bales Quotations
unchanged.
LIVERPOOL BaEADsrUFFs MARKEr-LvERPooL, August
e-Noon.-Ths weather is favorable for crops and the
market Is easy but opening quotations are unchanged
Corn, 35s for new mixed Western; wheat 13s Sd. for
white California; barley, 5s. oats, 3s. lid peas as
per Or
IGvgRpooL PROVISIONS MARKEr--LlvERrooL. August g.
Noon.-Beef, 142s 3d.; pork, 7Ss lard sos bacon,
A2s cheese, SIS
LvEsrooL PRoDUcr acknowledgements, August g.
sNoon.-Ashes 3ls for pots; rosin-Common Whining
Hon, 7s and fine American l6a spirits turpenne 3ls
faiow, 44a 3D.. petroleum-spirits, Cd. and refined
Ia I'D; oloverseed Ais. for American red.
LoNDoN MARKETS LONDON, August S-Noon. Sugar
Dutch standard 25s Cd. for No H. Iron, 53s per TO-
Tor Scotch pigs Guide Calcutta liuseed, 6Ss Cd; lin
peed cakes. fl0; linseed oil dis. I'd. sperm OIL fl2o
whale OIL, f4l.
1nE PxrRoLEUN MARKET. LONDON, August 3-Noon.-
despatch from Antwerp quotes petroleum at 43 francs
per bb f-f
Marine Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, August 3-Tho steamship Pennsylvania
Csptan Lewis which LETT New York July 20. has arrived
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NApoLEoN's TOUR.

Preparations for the Imperial Visit to viemna.
a PARIS, August g. 1867.
, The Emperor Napoleon will be accompanied by the
Marquis Mouster his Minister Of Foreign Affairs, on his
yis. the Emperor Of Austria, and will remain three
days in the AustriaS capital
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the NEW AMERICAN STEAMSHIP LINE.

Bosros, August 8. r66y.
The departure for Liverpool Of rhe stsamship Oatars.
the pioneer OF the American steamship line. has
been postponed till Monday account OF thick weather
Ia the bay.
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EXTENSIVE ROBBERY IN ssuAllA. NC.


The jewery store OF c. O. Taylor, In sedaa Mo-,
VAS entered al three O'Clock yesterday morning, and
The safe blown open and robbed Of about 5000 worth
os watches and other jewery and $3.50 in money. No
cine 10 the robbers las been Obtained.
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Stetuwny & sons, Triumph.
THE PARIS EXPOSITION.
STEINWAY SONS

beg announce most positively that thsy have been
THE FIRST GRAND GOLD MEDAL
FOR AMERICAN PIANOS.
This distinctly classified FIRST In order OF uaeeo
and placed OF the list Of all xhibtors BY the
SUPREME INTERNATIONAL JURY.
6nal verdict OF the only tribunal determining the ram
OF the awards at the Exposition places
THE STEINWAY PIANOS
at the head and above all others In all styles exhibited
In addition the above the great Societe des BcauH
Arts" Of Paris dhe French National Society OF Fine As
acknowledged highest musical authority In Europet
has after careful examination comparison Of all the
Instruments exhibited 81 the Paris Expositioss
awarded to .,
THEIR GRAND TESTIMONIAL MEDAL
greatest superiority aud novelty OF construcson u
Wsrsrooms first noor Of s,einway Hail. II and Is East
Fourteenth street, New York.
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INDIA AND CHINA.

The overland mail brings newspaper dates from Bonn
BAY 10 June "a and Calcutta 70 June 10. ...
The state OF The public health IN Bombay continued
very Satisfactory. 50 Little ram hsd fslsn w V June
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MEMPHIS BOARD or MllrH-.ras CHOLERA
NxxrHrs, Tenn. Angus, 2, II

HEMHfs, Tenn, Au2ust o, 1907.
The Board OF Health sdJourned this afternoon In con.
seossncs Of the Board Of Aldermen delaying rally
or confirm their acton The mortality this week was
1Qo. OF WHICH 40 we from choierA
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utAyr RAINS IN MASSACHUSETTS.

Bosros, August .. 1851
Three and squsrser inches Of rain fen EsySaay. and
| nearly as much has fallen today.
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THE NAaaAeAHserT PARK sAces.

PRovIDsNos, r l., August 8 1867.
The rain stOrm contin ung the closing races al the
Narraganset PARE have been further postponed ant1
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S HiPPIN G NE w S.
PORT OF NEW YORK. AUGUST 3. 1857.
Arrived.

Arrived.
Steamship Cinbra Ham, m. Hamburg July "a.
Southampton 2tth with mdse and oo' Passengers. 70
Ship fcstsing tof Boston Bray San Francisco APrNs
s w 70 oap ss nc" y snS
a. s'$ 70 :s'y :.::
ship Black Hawk steering sw no date lat is % NJ Ion
Marine Disasters.
Lvsnrool, Jny 2-The lament Sof Boston, was ps..ss
VIII aud Sowpri ssndns.as he, a, asS::
eoasitio oae the Ti@oar r" arrived here
Put back the Fire Queen %, for New Orleans. In so~.
Foreign Ports.
ANTWERP July ls-Arsyed Lucy Paul sehse' sYSss
BnLrAsr July so-Ar,,yed Louisa B.ehmsnp n, NYost
YORK New York (s Dreyer, do; ish Albert Meyer de-
BcSpaAux. July isMArrved Gaiia Luna Noriesn
BlRoEIoNI, July l6-Arrived Joven Joaquin. vsasosa
cows July so-Arrvcd Union 90, Won santsn. Nvofk
''ca II Penarth Roads July a. Escort F
GLASGOW July 9o-Arrived, Iowa ts). NYork; st David
Iii: r,uR RIsy Srs Sss New York.
HAvRE July ls-Arrived. Aqulia, Mashiesen' rnis"
July sqcms;ar v ss1s'tGrom MO-
se % S1% a.a Dss,s So
se sh Cape Horn Bell San
u
a W singleton. Guest do Success. Chase. Nrort; w~
Msa@.iie, Gale. do FiOrenes, Rs,hSun Philadsgh.
ans ses S ocean ssa
cisco Panama ssAnbuTy w W Fsnn m Buu NYors
tand ent 70 return American Congress woodwasd oo
s s:s. e Nay sTsSs
For OAsr shipping News See Scventh PueG
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Boots, shoes, Callers and Slippers, e
RICHMoNDS, 573 Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hoesd
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An Article Must BE n Really Good One " n
existence for eighteen and IL still daily
Increasing popularity-f those who try 1t once use
second or third time. Such IL the with
HOFFS MALT EXTRACT
BEVERAGE OF HEALTH
testimony which quote the following from letter
from physician Of high standing
Having prescribed with benefit HOFF'S MALT Ex.
TRACT while New York, and found It to accomplish ~
purpose send dozen, which wish 70 give -
some invads who under my treatment"
DIR n. SCHAEFFER, 10Y Ohio street. Allegheny City.
Hofs Malt Extract Depot. 6ss Broadway.