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. Excuses for not going to Church.

. EXCUSES IOI not gong 10 OnutCn..
A gentleman who pays close attention to
such matters. assured 4 contemporary that
within the past six months he has heard the
following excuses made for not attending
church: Oversight myself; could not dress
in time too cold too hot too windy !;
too dusty; too wet; too damp; too sunny :;
too cloudy don't feel disposed no other
time 10 myself; look over my drawers pnt
my papers TO rights; letters TO write to
frispds; mean take walk going to take
q ride tied to business six daysinthe week;
no fresh air but on Sundays; can't breathe
in church always 50 full; feel little fever
ish feela little chilly (; feel very lazy; eN
pect c5mpsny for dinner got a headache ;
intend nursing myself to-day; new bonnet
not come home tore my muslia dress CONF
lug down stairs; got new novel, must be
returned on Monday morning; wasn't shaved
in time don't like the liturgy, always pray
ing for the ssps thing Z dOn y like .extem-
porary prayer don't ike al organ, 'tis too
noisy don't like singing without music,
makes me nervous--the spirit is willing, but
The flesh weak dislike an scxtemporsry ser
mon; it is too frothy can't bear written
sermon, too prosy nobody to-day but our
own minister, can't always listen to the
same preacher; don't like strangers; can't
keep awake when 10 church fell asleep last
time when / was there shan't risk it again !;
mean TO inquire of sensible person about the
propriety OF going 30 such place as church,
and publish the result.
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DRO8CcES perfect snd permanent ourss of the
worst csass Of ca,srFh. @coid in the Head
Coriza end Catarrhal Hesdsehe a. Hundreds Of Ter
tiuoniais from wall known citizens and eminent
phyriess who hsvs asea It IN their private p seties
abun isntIy tfs.ify. ..r
Tor Ssls By g.. Buck and Son aud @. z. XoC1l-
Iocil 5 ssnch.; J. " Luce tbd Euahton = Mead,
Clyd4. and druggists generally.
Price 90 esn,s per pasfs7e. lfbtrsg diseonnt 10
Draggis,s. We Will so1j the Bsuses 70 any nddrsas
by mall on rtespt Of sn En.oFn 80 csnt Efaesi01Al
Currency Note end one three cent postage stamp.
Eour packages % oue address for y Co pnEaae fIs.
cyl kailess Dr. sAGE CO., eaaAIo, n. Z,
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o. any deleteriors drug, they may bs taksn with
safety By snybody. Their sugar coating preserves
while being purely vsgeabl 10 harm can arise from
their use IL any quantity,
They operate BY their powerful innueues on the
Internal viscera to purify the blood and stimulate Il
stomach, bowels liver and other organs Of the body
restoring their irregular action TO health, and By
correcting wherever they exist such eeranaensnts
as are the irst origin Of disesss.
Minute directions are given in ths wrappers the
box. for the following comp sints, which these Pill.
For Dyspepsia or Indigeston, Listlessness, Ian
zuor and loss Of Appetite, they should be taken
moderately to stimulate the stomach and restore its
healthy tone and action.
For Liver Complaint and Its various symptoms,
Bilious Headache, Sick Headache, Jauneics or
Green Sickness. Bilious Colic and Bilious FeTers.
they should be jud eiously tsken for each case to
correct the dis assd scion or remove the ObstTue-
tions which cause it.
For DrsentSry or DiarrkoeS, but one mild dose is
generally required
For P6eumatism Gout. Gravel, PalpitA.ion o the
Heart, Pain in the :Side, Beck and Loins, ihsy
should be continuously taken, as required to ehADgs
the diseased action Of the system. Fifh grch
change those complaints disappear.
For Drorsy and DrePs;cal Swellngs they should
be taken in large and frequent doses to produce tbs
effect OfG Ora site rurge.
For Suppression large dose should be taken a. Il
produces The desi4ed effect by sympathy.
As Dinrer P II, take one or two Pills to promote
digestion and relieve the 3 omsch.
An teelsoual dose stimulates the stomach and
bowel into healthy e.iOu-restote5 the sppetifsaI
Invgorates the system. Hen5e II is often advsutaRe
where serious deIar geIreDt exisfs ORe NJ o
feels toerably W II often ends that doss sf there
Pills rake him feel decidedly better, IRON fheir
cleansing and reaovsting effect On the digestive az
2aratus. 49,
Or. J. c. aver Co., PrsetieAl ca. n,i.ts, Lowell,
Mass, U. S.A. f-f 1871
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THE J0U RN AL.
sARLY RISING.

Ftitkf5 81 soHs O. SAKE. EEff
~ tlfHs i--- .fkf
God bless the man who e. st invented sleepl'
SO oSancho PanEa said, and so say I;
And bless himself also that he didn't keep
His great discovery to himself or try
To make it-as the lucky fellow might
A close monopoly by "patent right"
Yss-bless the man who first invented sleep.
q really avoid the iteratiop,l
But blsst the man with curses loud and deep,
Whate'er the rascals name or age or station
Who first invented. and went round advising
That artificial cut oH--Early Rising !
Rise with the lark and with the lark 10 bed ;
Observes some solenn, sentimental owl
Maxine like these are very cheapiy said
But ere you make yourself fool or fowl,
Pray just inquiIo about the rise-and fall,
And whether larks have any bed at all
The tune for honest folks TO be abed'
Is in the morning, if 1 reason right,
AMI he who caunot keep his precious head
l Upon his pillow tillStis faTly light ~
Aud 50 enjoy his forty morning winkt,'
Is up 10 knavery, or else-he drinks
Thompson, who sung about the Seasons, said
1t was glorious thing to rise in season,
But then be said it-Iyiog- his bed
AT 10 O'Clock, A. S.-lbe very reason
he wrote so charmiDgly. Tie simple fact is
his preaching wasn't sauclicn'd by his prac-
tice.
'ris doubtless well to be sometimes awake
Awake TO duty, and a1ake totruth-
But when, alas a nice review we take
OF our best deeds and dava wa find in
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Sudden Colds, Coughs, Influenza, Dip
theria, Hoarseness, Sore Thyoat, Chills, Fever
and Ague, Mercurial Pains, Scarlet Fever,
&C., SC, take from four to six Of Railways
Pills, and also take a teaspoonful of the
Ready Relief in a glass of warm water, sweet
ened with sugar or honey; battle the throat,
head and chest with Ready Relief, Cf Ague
or Intermittent Fever, bathe the spine also,)
IN the morning you will be cured.
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An old Ooin.

A few days since, prominent gentleman, I,
residing IN one lol the ileser cpan;ies in
Virginis weht Oh board an eystef boat lyirg
lzt one pf the landings Oh York Rivef@ and
,b1ukht a few ofthe bivAIves ih the shell,
which he proceeded to open for himself.
Attached TO and embedded in the shell OF
QUE of them, be encountered metallic sub
stance. This oyster he carried home, and
there precseded TO break it TO pieces with a
hammer. Picture his astonishment when
be found that it contained French gold
coin, known as LOUIS FOR, Of the value of
about Sl4, bearing date 1873. II is probable
that it was lost overheard from the French
fleet during the siege Of Yorktown, tii
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FREE OF ONE DOLLAR.

For Club Of 80 $50 CT ihe f,IloSing
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spread; 100 view Turkey morocco album; 20 yards
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For larger Clubs the value Increases IN the ssms
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a IIACHMENT lNUT1EE.-DrurY
"A G. Bush, nonresident Of the State Of Ohio,
will take notice that on the 22d day CT February A
d. 1868, Thomas Adams and Ira Allen. partners un
der the Arm mans of Adams & Allen, fled their pc
titiOn in the Office of the Clerk Of the Court Of Com
mon Pless, within and for the county Cf Ssndusky,
Bush ig indebted to the said irm Of Adams & Allen
upon promisso-y note, ard upon this sale of goods
meTehaDdise and marble sold and delivered at differ
snt times In the sum Of 1882 and asking Judgment
sgsinst him for that With interest from the 22d
day of February, A D. 1865
writ Of attachment has been Issued in said action
sgsinst the goods, ehattes and effects of the said
Drury @. Bush, in said county of Ssndussy.
J.K. H0RD,
Atty for Adams L Allen.
April 1867 l4-le-rf$
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Southern papers are reminding the female
,,oriion that the 25th of April is the anniyer-
sarv fer decorating the graves Of those who
'faIf n the Lost Cause" As thst day &C.
ours this year on Sunday, il is suggested
that the Saturday previous be universally
adopted IN It's stead, p
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KKFBREN0Es.-We select the few following names
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MA S T E r COMMISSIONERS
1fI s4LE.--Josepb L Aans6s Id, Paintifr, against
Lyman Ames, ct al Defendants.--In Ssndusky Com
mon Pleas.-By vlrtue Of order of ssls issued In
the above entitled cause, from theCoart Of Common
Pleas, ofSandusky County, Ohio, and me directed
shal ofsr At pGbhs vsutup, st the door OF the
Court Honse,in FEsIzont, Ohio, on Z. >,ilt'l
Saturday, May eth. 1863.
at O'Clock in the afernooa Of said day, the fol
lowing described lands and tenemsnts, situate In
the county OF Sandussy, Stxte Of Ohio, TO- wit:
Toe north east qRartsr of section ore Q,) town
ship four, 10 range sixteen (l6) containing one
hu1desd and sixty sfres Of land, appraised at
81 $50 also, the ea5thaf of the south quarter
OF section ono (1,l township four 90 range
sixteen 1e) cuntsung eighty 0)Ecses. srpaised at
three thousand sndfOrIy dolsrt he south west quar-
ter of section g. t6wf s1ip four range ssren-
teen 90 e1ntainiRg hundred and sixty five
l65) acres, appraised at fur tho1sznd nix hundred
and twenty collars. flszra.isz 5Tesil-
J. z. Bartlett, J. L. GREENE. Jr. g
PITS Atts. Master Commissioners
Fremont, o., As Ell ~, 1883. 1878
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Saturday, May I'D, Is6s,

MASTER COMMISSIONERS
4Vl SALE. A
Lewis L. Ward, Plaintiff a'' s,''
Rgainst In SGndusky Com. Pleas.
Joseph A2pes, ct al Def't ---5-ltif e-i.k 9
By virtue Of En order of sale, Issued in the aboVs,
entIusd cause. from the Court Ct Common Pleas, OF
Ssndasky County, ohio, and to ma directed, shall
offer At public vendue, at the door OF the Court
Aouss In Fremont OHIO, on ziF 81 scu,i
Saturday, April 25th, 1868. q
at o'clock in the afternoon of said day. the FOL
loving lands and tenements situate in tbs county Of
Sardusky, State Of Ohio, to Wit:a ~
The northeast quarter Of the northeast qua ter
of section three 31 township four a. range four
teen Q4,) containing fJrty SIX acres of land.
Appraised at 81, $40.
J. r. Ba tlett. J. L. GREENE, Jr, o.
Plf Atty. Mss.er Com missioner.
Fremont March 23j, 1853. 13-l7.
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M MAsTER COMMISSIONERS u

NoRrHERS DIsTPicr OF oHlo. ss.
Tsks nDties that petition has been died in said
Court by De Witt Rrsls ~ fremont, Ia tls county
of neasky. in said District, duly declared Hank
r5t uIdr the Act ofC0ng gress OF March 2t 1861 f,r
a discharge and csrtif ate thereof, IRON sll bis
tias.s and other claims prossbe under sa set, ard
hat the 18th day Of Nay next, at 10 ocioek 4. u is
assigned for the hssriBg Ci the esrne, VIXEN ard
where you msy attend and thow esrse, " tnyjyeu
have 1hy The prayer Ct ne said Petition should not
bs granted 'ft 7"
You vii also take no'ies thk: tha- ESoond and
thd meetirgs Of the Creditors. qnr ~ the q u
krd Ssh seei1ns Of raid act. vii be hello ey 1rdsF o.
ssid uoar. On the 9TH DAY fHsts A. D. 1903. 1t 10
O'clock A. n. st NorWs.k, 10 kAiJ District, tefo-e
Ffsnk SaSyer, ESQ /, one of the Resistess Of said
Cbutt ElRL BILL,
Cletk Of the pidriet Court,
To the Creditors Of sAid nankrup.. Ii-l7
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A SSIGNEE SALE OF REAL
L "A ESTArE.-By virtue Of an order OF the Dis
trict Court of the United States in and for the
Northern Dstrc of the State OF Ohio ana to ms ci
rected shall cf,r fIr sale at public ysndue on q
Saturday, April 25th, 1865,
at one o'clock p NJ. Of said day at the door Of the
Court House, in Fremont, Sandusky county, Ohio,
al the right, title and interest, Of muel Lutes who
has been declared Bankrupt upon his own petition
in and to the following lands and tsnements situate
in the county Of SAndusky, Stats of Ohio, to-wit:
Tbs west haif Of the west half of the northeast
quarter of sscion twenty three l2S) township Eve
to- range sixteen tlo) excepting ten acres Of land
eff the north end of the same. Is,iaI v7aK =
q 1KRMs-Cash. t--.f --tf- b
JL. GREENE, Jr,
March 81, 1865. 14-IT 80 fiH76 6Assigbee
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A DDREss no TnKNERYOUS AND DE.

E.pillCn { Son, s. BaeIlind Son; and by C. R.
HsCullOeh, Frmout, o.. and By drusgists snd deal
ers in medicine everywhere. S7y1tx.
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! 4 DMINISrRATOR'S SALE OF

a DEMONSTRATORS SALE 3 OF
"A REAL ESTATE.-In pursasncs Of an order
granted by the Probate Court CT Ssl dnskT County,
door Of the Court House. in Fremont. county of San
dusky, State Of Ohio. on "a -i 7t p
Saturday, May I'd, 1865,
g. one o'clock P. NJ. Tbs following described real
estate, situate In tina county Of Sancusky AID State
tf Ohio, to.wit;
In-lot number two hundred and ten (2lO,l in the
city of Fremont, Ohio.
Appraised st s4le5.
TEBxs OF SALs.-0Ee-third cssh iu hand; one
third il one year. and the balance In tNo Years from
day o. sale. Ths deferred msnts TO b. sec1red b,
nOrtgs ge upon the premises with interest p45 able
annually, J.H. STEVENSON,
Admir- Of j. ". steven son, decd.
BY ]. L. Greene Son, his Atty. 1918.
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Eeeal ADVERTISEMENTS.
A TTACHMENT NOTICE.-@Drury

~ @. Bush, nonresident Of the sta . Of Ohio,
viii take notcs ihst on The 23d dsy Of fFebruary, A.
D. l6eS, Charles Foster, Charles, VI. Fostsr snd
Charles Clmsted- pRIta-rn uader the dfu name Of
Foster oinstsd Co, fled their petition In The Of.
hee Of ihe Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas, with
In and for the county CT Sandusky IN the Stats OF
Ohio, claiming that the said Dr1Ey e. Bush Il In
d. bsed to tie said firm Of Fcstsr Olmstsd & Co.. IN
on two several pronissary notes Ia The sum OF
S1sI 49, ard asking Judgment against hira for that
sum with interest nom the 22d day Of February, A.
d. 1875.
action against the goods, rhAttels and effects Of the
said Drury g. Bash, in said county Of ofSandnsky.
- J. z H0RD,
Atty for Foster, olmstead & Co.
April 2, 1858. 1S-Je-pfS
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
L TIE UNITED STATES, for the Northern Dis
trict If Ohio :

trict Of Ohio. - fenn ..f-l rg.F
In the matter
Bankrupt.
At Cleveland In the said District, on TIE 4th day
Of fApril, A. D., 1868.
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF CH1o, SIS.
Taks notice that pstitien has been fled IN said
Court by Josiah r. Eekhart, OF Bellevue, In the
county Of Sandusky. in said District duly declared
Bankrupt under the Act Of Congress OF March Cd
1857, for discharge and certih ate thereof from
all his debts aud other clEims provabIe under said
Act and that the Sth day Of Nay next at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ Is assigned for the hearing Of the tsme, when
snd where you may attend aud show cause. II any
you hsve, why the prayer Of the said pstton shoue
not be granted.
You viii also take notice that the second and
third meetings ofCreditorS required by ths 9th and
2sh sections of said Act will be he'd by order Of
said Court on the 9th day Of Nay. A. D. 1885, at 10
o'clock A. n. At Norwalk In said District, before
Frank Sawyer, Esq, one Of the Registers of said
Court. EARL BILL,
Clerk Of the District Court.
To the Creditors of said Bankrupt.
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J. L. JACKSON, Agent,

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the Toe. pair of Socks complete in so minutes.
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calhasttc, nor Ess ever any before 90
universally adopted infe uEe, In srtrv
and among all classes, as thiH mild
but efficient pu-gativp Psh.s The
obvious reason is, that Il is a more
reliable and far more effectusl rfn-
edy than any other. Those Who have
tried il. know that II cured them:
those who have not, know that Il
cures their nsighboTs and ffisEds,
snd sll know that what It does once
It does al1ays-that It never faiIs
through any fsult or neglect Of Its
composition We kGFs Thousands
upon Thousands of certificates Of
their remarkable cures Of the follow.
ing complaints, but such cures ara
known in every neighb0Fhood. ard
VS. need not publish them. Adapted
to al ages and coI difions in All
climates; containing neither eAlom5