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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-12-25
!. Thraateninr Alraadr.

FOreWarned is forearmed; and it is, there
! fore, well that all persons likely to be at
tached in any official capacity, high or low
I to the National Administration which is Just
coming in, aud all Republican Senators and
Representatives Wlo value their lives, should
have their attention called 70 The following
startling language, used by a correspondent
Of The World, and printed in that newspaper
on Saturday last:
81" II governments were intended TO be
superior to the sway Of human passions, and
to b, administered according to. a firm. In
telligence and justice, no government on
earth stands IN such need Of warming as that
which has Obtained smother fur years lease
of power over the. United States Since
Radicalism has been in all ages and .coun-
tries as in ours, provocative Of social turbu- :
leuee and crime, it Is not unnatural to sup
pose that the incoming Radical Adninistra-
tiOn maT have serious disorders to contend
with. Prosperity and tranquility. iu the
South will be insecure as long as the policy
which has been pursued at Washington is
unremitted the lives of certain high of
feials may be endangered. PTesidsnt GrGnt
himself may hare, as AbTdbGns Lincoln had,
maniac for a Nemesis. y 'i'tt + 'ii 'iiF
There is no point of view FROM which
these words can be considered inr WHICH
they can appear to sensible and unilundiced
eyes as other than sedItious and threatning.
They practically assume that the Adninis-
tration of Gen. Grant may be guilty Of
acts so cruel aud tyrsnnOus and intolerable
that men maddened thereby may BECOME
involuntary murderers. If the intention Of
tins writer vera as Conscientious as it is
probably otherwise, the fact could be plead
ed with but little effect in extenuation of
his instigStions; the best that could be rea-
sOnably said for him would be that he was
the victim OF hoDicidaL demsntia. and
might himself easily become .ons, Of the
death dealing avengers Of the South, whose
advent be forstells As be IS probably Is
nearly In his right mind as passion will per-
nit hiE. obe; i may be judiciou, to point
out to hi, that publication like that upon
which heA rashly ventures would be the
best excuse which any GOVERNMENT bent
upon severe measures could desire. No
respectable President could permit himself
to be bullied out of any course which he
might have intended honestly to adopt
without snihtolersble imputation Of coWar-
dice, No administration allowing itself TO
be so controlled in its omissions and, CON-
missions, could ss,sps deposition at the
hands Of an indignant nation II ssssssius
prOyl about the White House, there will
be military guard atitbs lyestibuis. The
most summary processes Of the law are
vindicsted when writer's in public journals
hint at murder sg remedy for political evils
without sny warning of its utter faulty.
Trib7Ins
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-12-25
important onininn

Attorney General Vest has written an
opinion for the Auditor of State taking the
ground that menbers Of the Legislature are
not entitled 10 compensation for services rem.
dpEed while that body is not in session, and
thatSny act GF resolu'iJn dieectiOg payment
for extra services Of eitheT members or off,
Gers, not provided for by law prior to their
term Of Office, is uncon; titutionsl and the
Auditor shoBld reject all such claims. 0oly
their actual expenses can be allowed. This
decision viii create some eycitepent among
the members of certain committees now on
ddty.-0oiunlbiis Journal.
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FROM RUPFALO-By New York Time from
| Dennt cor. Excanga and Ainhinan strnnts


s.2j a. n. New York Day Express, SUNDAYS ex-
eeptedl Stops at HofnelsviIl 9;lO m, tBkfts
Susquehanna 2:e3 m, Dinel; Turner's $50 D
m, Sup, and arrives in New York IO:4O D m
Connects at Great Bend with Delaware, Lack
awanna & Western Railroad, and at Jersey
City with Midnight Express Train of New
- jersey RailrOad for Philadelphis. Sk
T.SO An. Express NAH, via Avon and Horneiis-
vile Sundays excepted.l Arrives in New
York at 7:4O a m.
200 E y. tigetnttng EEpress Daily Stops at
Aornellsvine 6:f5 p IN tSupl and arrives in
New York $40 m. Connects at Elmira
with Northern Central Railway for Harris
burg and the South, and at Jersey City with
Morning Express Train of New Jersey Rail-
way Tor Phlladelp phis, Baltimore and Wash
ington- - -
geo P. N. NeY York Night Express Sundays ex-
cepted.l Stops at Portage $3.50 D m tSupJ in =
tersecting at Hornellsville with the $50 m
p Train from Dunkirk, and arrives in New
?, York q l:fOp m. u T Dsf 5#F
1870 4. N. Cincinnati Express, SUNDAYS except-
Cd Stops at eus1ueha4Ia g:5s q m, (Bkft;I
Turner's 1850 "a, tDine,l and arrives in New
York at 4:l5 p IN. Connects at Great Bend
with Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Railroad, and at jersey City with Afternoon
and Evening Trains for Philadelphia Balti-
ngre and Washington.
Only ono train East ca Sunday, leaving Buffalo a
2;S5 F. A. and reaching New FoFk at ~ }. II
Boston and New England Passengers with their
Baggage, are transferred free ofcharge in New York
IET- Ask for Tickets via Erie Railway, which can
be obtained at al Principal Ticket Offices in the
West and south.Wesf.
e. RIDDLE, WV. r. BARR,
Geal suP't. Gen1 Pass. Ag't.
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The New Albany Commercid5 of the
18th, says: 'AGss Brandt a daughter
Of Rev. Mr.. Brandt, of Plsin6eld, dream.
ed she would shortly pass ioto a trance
aud be buried alive. ou Wednesday,
the 25th Of November, she became ap-
psrendy dead, and was prepared for
burial. The body was cold as death,
there was no pulse or other sign Of lie,
yet the body did not stitFen, the limbs
we're flexible, the eyes were. not sunksp,
aud the countenance quite natural, ex-
cept that it was a little pale, and there
we're no signs of decomposition. The
body was kept without any perceptible
change taking place until last Sunday,
the eth instant, when it was buried, al
who were acquainted with the case be.
ing satisfied that life was extinct The
lady was about thirty-iive years Of age
aud had been afflicted with neuralgia.
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Helplhe Poor.a

The winter which set ia rather early
abdiil earnest has suspended Or intei-
fered with out door labor and that Class
Of laborers always large. is tbrown, out
Of steady employment od Tbs eonse-
4uenee Of this will be to create an up-
usual degree Of want and suffering.
Some Of perhaps much Of it might
have been avoided By the exercise Of
prudence and industry during the sum
mer and fall, but even where this Rlas
been heglected-tbeir necessary wants
should be supplied as far a. possible,
while in many instances Eotthys but
unfortunate persons may need the as
sistance Of the charitable and philau-
thropie. The high Price Of nsescesssriies sssa ii
makes It almost impossible, for those
who rely Ehollys upon their daily foil
to lay up anything for the winter; and
if sickness comes, and lays his hand
upon one Of them, Finehing ivsht is sure
to follow. Employment does not seek
the unemployed at this season. Pro
visions are no cheaper than When labor
was abundant and even more necessary
than then.
The time has evidently come for those
who have been blessed with abundance
10 look to the condition Of the poor,
Our citizens have not been unmndhhl
ia the past Of their necessities, Let
them extend helping band BoR, and
render their suffering as light as pOasil
bic. Whether it be done by organized
bodies or by individuals it makes little
difference, so that it he done. Much
suffering can be relieved BY seeking out
such as are in want and as far as posi-
ble giving them employment This is
better than unrequiled charity. The
farmers, too, who are the most prosper
Gus and best favored class of citizens,
should not neglect to help the pOorwith
provision and fuel, ands have no
doubt if their attention be directed 10
this mater many win eheerfully re-
spond. Let us not forget the high
suthOrity which comwaads US. to- give
TO the poor. sia- ri tym-s5s.l
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NeKsnaner Iirecrorr.

6. P. Rowell & Co, the New York
Advertising Agents, are about issuing
complete American Newspaper Direc,
tory. 1t is a compilation much needed
since nothing Of the kind having any
claims to completeness has ever been
published. '.'5 s'i
Messrs. RowelI Il Co, have spared nc
pains or expense to make the forthcom-
ing work complete. We understand
the book will BE- handsome octave
volume Of about 500 pages bound il
dark cloth, and sold for Five Dollari
per copy, @
As the publishers sF5 Advertising
Agents, their issuing a work contain.
ing SO much informatian, usually jeal-
ously guarded by those ip that business
shows that they are confident Of theil
ability to be of service to advertisers
or they would not so readily place il
their hands the means Of enabling
every Qns to communicate direct with
publishers if they 50 desigs.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-12-25

0Elo WAE oLAINs.-The Adiutaut- Gen
era. received Yestsrday from Washington q
draft on the U. s. Depository al Cincinnati,
for S:S2l ,15i Ia, and draft on The First Es-
tiOnsl Bank Of this city, in all $26I, ,73I Id,
mainly IN settlement Of theninth installmeni
Of Ohio RW Giaims, Notice was received
from the Third Auditor that the 1lth install
ment Of Ohio War Claims, aRoUpting 70
over $4,000, viii be settled at en- eariy
days+C columbus Jou5Ial!r
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-12-25

On Wednesday the citizens ofColuin.
bus were greatly shocked to learn that
lady named Mrs. Romines had com,
united suicide BY hanging herself Mrs,
Romines was the wife of Rev. F.. Rom.
ines of the Reformed Dutch church.
Her husband had been living but q
month in Columbus, having gone there
from Albany, N. Y.,ato act as district
secretary of the American Colonization
Society. -Four children Of the couple
had been dangerously sick with scarlet
fever, and one of the had -jast died.
The anxiety consequent upon the sick
ness of her sons and sorrow the death
Of the youngest caused an attack Of in
sanity, during which Mrs. Romines took
her life ia this melancholy manner.
She was an estimable lady, and her
death is regretted by large circle Of
warm friends, both in Columbus and in
Albany.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-12-25

At Quincy I'd. is German With a curl
-Ous biFth-lpark It is perfect deer, abou,
the size Of silver dollar, and on his right
cheek. The form and outline Of the deer
arp ss pcrloe. as could be drawn By an artist,
and show deeri7 the SET o. IeapiBg II is
Of a bright red color.
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Andr John,on,. AaImIrers. ID. .

Andy JOhnsOn'E Admirers,
Andy johnson has two admirers LEFT,
both editors; the Memphis appeal and
the Fremont Messenger. The Appeal
says of Johnson's last Message:
st is reported Of swans that their dy-
ing notes are their sweetest, Andrew
Johnson's name is imperishsble. It is
as fadeless as the stars, Tesplsndent with
Immortality, and in after years When
the names of bis calumnisiors and tEadu-
GERS are fiiekering ike the swallow glim-
mer Of a dying sepulchral lamp, that Of
Andrew johnson will shine ont like the
radiance Of the sun, He may be dying,
as President Of the United States, but
his last notes in defence of the Copsti-
tuition of his country in warning bis
countrymen Of the dangers upon which
they are treadipg, and in exposing the
despotism which degrades the South,
like those Of the dying swan, are the
sweetest that ever sBeEed up, from bis
great heart or bubbled from bis inspir-
ed lips" 49, raod HI.
The Messenger draws it rather milder,
but swSlleth and bubbleth in the fol-
lowing ''dying notes.:
ave hope that no, man, woman OF
child, who eau read, viii overlook the
message Of President johnson, lis 8
paper Democratic 10 the core, and 80
truthful, so full Of sharp thrnsts at the
unwise Legislation, extrayaganee and
dishonesty of the Radicals, that there
is little cause for wonder at their un-
dig6ified and 9illainous treatment Of
the message. Again We say to al, sit
quietly down, think not Of Andy John
son, Congress, Democratic or Radical,
but read the message as YOU would
study a lesson, aud our word for il, you
will admit the justness Of the. position
taken by President johnson. Il is an
able document and should Command
the respect and study Of every person"
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Isaac Robb, workman at Redman's
saw mill, Birmingham, Pennsylvania,
met with most horrible death Thurs.
day morning about. ten o'clock. While
working at circular, saw, hy some
lueaus he lost bis balance and fell on
the saw which completely divided. his
head and breast ia two parts. Tbe
sight is represented as having been hor-
rible IN the extreme. He leaves a fam
l. ~
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The following dialogue occurred in Oin-
einnati barber shop, between two Of the pro-
fessoTs; -Firs man and brother (reading a
DewsP per )-'I see dis lir Rosschilds, what
jes de !, was worth fo' hundred mil ion dol
lars. Second Jean and brother (stTapping
a Tsz6r @Whof' First Mr.. B sschilds''
STcond-!F Fov much was he woif Id yon
ssy?" First-Fo' hundred million dollars. y
Secead-f'G 'Goshamightyr He muS a had a
good di trick. Fns'--vG0od Gistrickl
What do YOU mein?n S9cond--.I mean
good districk; dst's what 1 mean, Is'poas
he was whisky Inspector
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-12-25

A gay LOtthsriO in Daubary, Cosu.,
who was cOUrtiug two ladies' was call
cd away from one of them on Monday
night, and, with the help Of a lawyer
and minister was made touasTy The
other before bedtime, -
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-12-25

The World says that Mr.. Relmont con-
tribdted a hundred thousand dollars or more
toward the expenses Of the Democracy in the
late election ou
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RIERAIL WAY!
sRoAD oAUGE-DoUBLE TRACK ROUTE
90
NEW YORK, BOSTON
and New England Cities.
THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM
DunkIrk to New York AGO ITIIea.
Buffalo 60 New York 423 Miles,

DunkIrk to New York 46O Miles.
B1ltalO 20 New York 423 Miles,
Sal9I9anet New Y0rk4l6 5 miles
AND 70 ERoP
u % to % miles TIE SHORTEST
ROUTE.
All Trains run directly through to New York. ago
miles without change Of coaches.
From and after Nov, 23d, 1868, trains will leave
in connection with ali Western lines, as follows;
FROM DUNKIRK KANDSAI,AIIANCA-
By New York time from Union Depots:
$40 A: NJ. New York Day Express, from Sala-
manca, Sundays excepted.l Stops at Hor-
nelsville 9;l5 m iBkft,) intersecting with
= the j;2b m Day Express from Buffalo. st9r-
ping and connecting as below, arri wing in
New York at 1910,
7.30 4. NJ. Express Mail from Dunkirk. iSundsvs
e&eeptedE. Stops at Salamanca 1000 a. m. and
connects at HOrnelsville and Corning with the
$50 a. m. Express Mail from Buffalo and ar
rives in New York at 7:4O a. m.
3.25 P. II. Lightning Express, from Salamanca
lsundsYs e4eepted.l Stops at Hornelsyille
6:l4 p. IN. lSupl inteFsecting with the $50 D.
- m. train from Buffalo, and arrives in NeB
York at 7:40 q. m.- .
5t5osPkM. New York Night Express, from DIM
kirk Sundays excepted. Stops at Salamanca
7:40 p. M; Olean Sis p. m. tSupl; Turner's
ll:os m tBkftl, and arrives in New York at
l:4Opm. L0nnectg at New York with At
ternoon trains and steamers for Boston and
New England cities.
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Revenue returns Indicate that the whisky
tax win yield $lO,00OOOO this year, while
uader the two dollar tax it produced but
S25, 600 600. fa 81 i
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phia, - : :
HELMBoLD's FLUID sExIHAc3 BUCHu, Tor Weak
ness arising from indiscretiol. The e1hEntsd NOV
ers Of Nature which are accompanied ygitb ~ T,FS
alarming symptoms, among which will Be fon1S
lndlspoSltlon to exertions Loss Of Memory, Wake
fulness Horror Of Disease or Forehodinrs ~ E;I =:
fact, Universal Lasstude, Prostration ana Tns5i;
/ ty TO enter into the enjOyments Of society.
The Constitution once affected with organic Vvsal,
ness, requires the aid of medicine to Strengthen and
Invlgorate the system, which HEIAIBOLIYS Ey-
TRACT BUCHU invariably does, Ifnotreafn1ent
Is submitted to, Cons1mptiono or Insanity eullps
HELNBo1B's FEUID EXTRACT BUcHU, il aifecfiSns
peculiar to Females, is uneQualed BY anv ofbsr ~
paration, in Chorosis, OF Retention Psinf1I6eS.
or Suppression Of Customary Excavations liberated
OF Schirrus State Of the Uterns and an eonIairfs
incident 70 the sex whether arising from habits Of
Of life. ----sS
HEIxBoLD's FLUID Ex1EAcr Bu:ttHiU ASD I,,pHo-
WE'D RosEWAsH viii radically exterminate from the
system diseases arising from habits OF dissipaf;on
at little expense, little or no change in det no IN
convenience or exposure; completely eupercsdiny
those unpleasant and danger3as remedies. Copaiv9
and Mercury, in all these diseases
USE HELNIsoI.D's FLUID Extract BucHr-. in an
diseases Of these organs whether existing n male
female, from whatever cause origiuatil and m
matter Of how long standing. It is pleasant "a
taste and cdoC, .'innediaten ip actiont and 1nore
Strengthening than any Of the prepaftionj Of BsfF
or Iron. t'- f'H t---1-i1
Those suffering from broken down or delicate con
stltutionH, procure the remedy at once r :.
The reader must be aware that however sliObt
may be the attack Of the above diseases Il certain
to attack the bodily health and mental powers =
All the above dlserses require the aid Of Diurete
HEDMBOLDs EXTRACT BUCHU is the great
Diuretic.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Price 8, ,9j per
bottle, on bottles Tor s6,jO Delivered to any ad-
u.l5i 4ddrtts ii.': Il f. xE4sfBoIb a r 5s sas
Warehouse, 59t, Broadway, New York. + ii.'1
NJ ONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS
IN DONE UP IN steel. engra*ed-wrapper. with
fac-simile Of my Chemical Warehouse, and signed.
49-4 H. 7. HEL8IBOED
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the following personal pE9rerty, tO-Eits r,.,- .=
kour horses three colts, Of them years old Il
spfln8 ana one months old; SIX cows; three steers
eight shoats; three head Of sheep. seven hives n
bees two Wagons; one spring wagon; two sets q
double harness. one sled; one excelsior mower and
reaper one horse rake; one grain din; one f4uinr
mill; one corn shellers ons cider rs one l5a,s
roller one patent ladder, pl0Ws, draas. ser5i5er
hay forks, and lot of other farming Utensils AIst
about 20 eordsdf EQodg shout u tons u hay.
ceek stove, iFqn kettles, large brass kettle ant
a lot Of other articles. ,fI7i7l'i ~
IERNs:-An sums under five dollars, cash; for al
gums over i've dollars credit ofI wear viii be givsT
with approved security.
Sale to commence at o'clock A. n, and viii b,
continued till everything is sold.
n. D. Thiervaehter, Auetioneer. $3.50
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pay UP.-An persons indebted
= to the frm Of Smith, shomo Z Co., are REQUEST
ca to call and settle at once as the death Of one q,
the partners renders it necessary that The aecont
Of the firm be Immediately settled
5O-57 smiIh, ShOmo & Co.
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I EGAL NOTICE.-Frederick G..
IL Richardson, whose residence is unknown.
viii take notice that Gilbert G. Edgerton did, on
the 18th day Of December A. d. 1865 file his petit
ton in the Court Of Common Pleas, within and for
the county Of Ssndusky, State Of Ohio, against
John b. McArdle, Harriet A. McArdlo, Rodolphus
Dickinson and Frederick G. Richardson. defend-
antf fasettma forth tflst the said John H McAr1le
and Harriet A. NeArdle gave mortgage to the
said Gilbert q. Edgerton, on in-lots No. thirteen
hundred and forty-two 1882 and thirteen hundred
and fortythree 34Sl in the city of Fremont county
Q6Sanduskys State Of Ohio, to secure the payment
Of two hundred d0llsrs according to certain notes
referred to in said mortgage; that the said ROdo-
phus Dickinson and Frederick @. Richardson claim
to hold mortgages on said premises, and praying
that the said McArdle may pay said sum now claim
ed to be due, with interest or that said premises
may be sold to pay the same. The said Frederick
g. Richardson Is notified that he is required to an
pear and answer said petition on or before the 18th
day Of February, A. d. 1869.
GILBERT G. EDGERTON.
= BFJs RsDaftI6tt, his Atty. q - = =
Fremont, Dec. igth, 1858. - - - 52,5
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no MOTHERS.

New York August I5tll; 1857.
Allow me to call your attention to myPREPA A 2.
TON OF COMPOUND EXTRACT BiyCHTT- m,
component parts are BUCHU, LONG LA. CII-
BEBS, JUMPER BERRIES e-IiEf =
MODE OF PREHARArION.-Buchu, in vaeuo. Juni.
per Berries, BY distillatiOn, to form fine gin 1,,
osbs, extracted By displacement by liquor obtained
nom juniper Berries containing very little Elgar
asma proportion of spirit, and more palatable tban
any now IN use. The active properties are bv this
mode extracted, ,.-,I -
Buehu, as prepared BY Druggists generally. il oi
dark color. It is plant that emits its raTranoe.
the action Of fame destroys this its active rini
ple,l leaving dark and glutinOus deeoctiOn. Ni1a
Is the color Of ingredients. The Buchu in nv prer
aration predOminates; the smallest quantity II re
other ingredients are added to prevent fefmenfa-
ton; upon inspection, it viii Be found not Ia hs Z
Ilneturel g made m Pharmseopea, nor is it a sT-
Eup-and thereforecan be used IN cases veTe fsTss-
or Inflammation exists. In this you have thF tnr,-
ledge Of ingredients and the mode of
Hoping that you viii favor it' with 40 llard
that upon inspection it viii meet with vor 49,
baton With feeling Of Confidence =
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In9ths matter of "a nuTtf
TOmPSEins SonS,I,;,ls !; Barker, In Bankruptcy,
In Tic matter Of
George W. Huber & John C. In Bankruptcy,
RoSebauSh, Bankrupts

warrant in Bankruptcy has been issued by said
Court against the estate of George w. Huber and
Sandusky, Of the State of Ohio, in said District,
adjudged Bankrupts upon their own Petition; and
the payment Of any debts, and the delivery Of any
property belonging to said bankrupts, to them OF
to their use, and the transfer Of any property By
them, are forbidden by law.
A meeting Of the creditors of said Bankflpts to
prove their debts and choose one OF more assiRpees
Of their estates win be held at a Court Of Bank
ruptey to be holden at Norwalk, is said District on
the goth day OF January, 1869. at 10 o'clock A NJ
AZ tne omce OF FRANK sawyer, Esquire, one of the
Registers in Bankruptcy of said Court.
n4x a4als-r- HARRY THOMPSON
fUIE j iDeppt! y. s. Mssshal, Messenaer.
a, W. WinsloWS Atty for Petitioner 81
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Ge0 PER MoSTH and large commissions paid 10
gp9U sell Wonder qi the World and thrss other
discoveries Address J. C. TiLToE, Pittsburgh, Pa,