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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-07

NOTICE or REMOVAL! /.
W. HI. PAssMORE 4 CO.,

We He ACyMM ~ ~ a. AOss
NEERs,
No. 23I Second ST., Jefferson Block,
TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING
L their numerous friends and patrons Of their
removal from tho Vincent Block to No. 2sl
Second street. in tho Jefferson Block. and take
pleasure 10 being able to state that their facli-
ties for business by the change have been aug
monted. For the patronage extended them for
the past six years. they return their sincere
thanks. believing that by following the same
PRINCIPLES al, heretofore adopted, PROMPT
RETURNS AND ATTENTION TO THE
INTERESTS OF C0NSIGN0RS, they will
meet and merit the same confidence ard sue
cess in the future as In the past.
REAL ESTATE.
Especial attention will be given 10 the sale Of
Real Estate at public auction by our Mr.; Pass
more. whose well knswn quail fcations In this
particular branch Is we'll understood by our
W. II. PASSM0RE 4 CO.,
Auctioneers, 2S1 Second street.
Sit Jefferson Block.
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GONE own TO THE RAIDS.
TN ORDER 10 COMPETE WITH SOME
i Norros street nada.. I will pant tin roo1
a. Sc per square With the rata peEska paint,
NV. RAMSEY,
3 No. 8 Mouros strcsi.
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AMUsE M EMTs.
Varieties Theater,

Cor. Main and Washington SIS.
CHAS. III. H. BROOM, Proprietor.
an MONDAY EVENING. AUGUST 31sr,
" the above place of Amusement will reopen
for the regular Fall and Winter Season with an
entire new company of Male and Female Ar
lists of wel-known celebrity, who will appear
every evening in a variety of Songs, Duets,
Dances. Negroisms, Burlesques. Farcss. Ora
mas. etc. The interior has been beautifully
decorated; the stage furnished with q set Of
splendid New Scenery, also n new and beauti-
full Drop Curtain. by Samuel w. Gulick, the
talented Scenic Artist OF the New Memphis
Tbeater.
Memphis where you can pass q convivial even
ing at small expense.
Admission. Soc Private Boxes, e5. 15lf
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FOR SALE.


E0R SALE-AN UPRIGHT BOILER AMP
IL DEMONSTRATIONS power. Apply ut 1879
Unien street. 81
E0R SALE-A LEASE, LICENSE, BAR,
Il Fixtures, Stock. No. II Mobr Q st. opposite
new hotel. Building for lease. Very low for
cash. w. A. WHEATLEY, No. 5. Bethel
Block. 40
T0 BUTOHERs-FORTY FAT MUTTON
i for ssle at VIM. Carter's. near German
town, on M. Il @. r. X. Inquire at Harrington
4 Howelps. 2fS Frontstrestr 80
EOR. SALE, CgEAP-THE DARKROOM
Il Belle Memphis" situated on Adams
street, opposite the Worsham House, with fix
lures. counters, bottles. tables and chairs, and
counter in back room necessary for Restaurant.
and with city, county and State license paid
for eleven months. Apply to
B. NEWTON HART, Atty, etc.,
25-t No. az Madison street.
IGOR SALE OR RENT "A GOOD, COM
l. Portable house Of five reoms, hail, Kitchen,
and all necessary outhouses. with two acres eli
good land, which will be rented with the house,
or not, as required, ON jackson street, South
Memphis, between LaRose and Lauderdale
stTeets, convenient to fernando Street Rail.
road. The Furniture will be sold or rented
With the place if desired. For further infor-
nation apply on premises. 4js
EQR SALBAND LEkSE-ELEGANT
i, idence Lots and Gardens in and near the
city; low for cash. w. A. WHEATLEY,
7-3z- No. Bethel Block.
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BOARDING.

At l2l UNION STREET. IN A. NICE
"A family, ten or dozen Day Boarders can
Be accommodated also. lodging for some BALI
do1sn g-ntlcmsn. ~
DOARDING-AeEN AND LADY
ID can have good front rooIa and board AZ lis
Second street. 1851 II. LAIRD.
nOARDING-TWO PLEASANT Rooms,
ID with good board. furnished OF unfurnished.
References required. Terms moderate Ap-
ply 81 No. rs Adams .traeL. III
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NOTICES.

NO TIC IL.
MR.. d. J. DOYLE BECAME A MEMBER
nj Of our hrn on the Lat insi.. the firm style
remaining unclaimed.
September ~, 1873. l5i1
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Musical INSTRUCTION.

CINGING FORMATION OF THE VOICE,
= Piano md Organ. by Prof. Frank A. Tepe,
0rganist CT st. Lazarus Church. For terms
apply to Mr.. F. KATZENBACH. No. 3l7 Main
street. 81
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Balls, Parties. Etc.
T,HF NEW AND ELEGANTLY FURN-
il ished Ball Room and Parlo's, in Cochran's
new building on Main, between Washington
and Poplar streets, W II be rented to parties of
unquesiiopable responsibility. Apply to L. O.
loeb, ON the premises lup stairsl. 50
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Dancing Academy,
ass Main street, Clay Building.

MRS. DEGRAY BENNETT, THE ONLY
Nl artistic teacher in the South, respectfully
informs her friends that her School is now open
for the reception of pupils. 40
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"OId Reliable"
MEMPHIS AND WHITE RIVER
US. MAIL PACKET COMPANY.
II Rive KY. LINE.
5<se - -
The Splendid side-vhsel Steamers
Liberty No. 2, and May
flower,

WILL FORM A TRI-wEEKLY LINE
w between Memphis aud White river, leay-
Ing Memphis ever TUEsDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY, at 5 O'Clock pm. connect
ing At Duvall's Bluff with trains Of the Little
Rock railroad for Little Rock. Hot SPRINGS and
al points IN Arkansas. Returnlue vii leave
Duyall's Bluff every MONDAY. WEDNEs-
DAY and SATURDAY. on arrival Of the train
from Little Rock.
Commercial, Capt Jehn Rdson, leaves Mem
phis Tuesday AZ o'clock pm; Liberty No. =
Cart. james Rice. Thursday AZ ) O'Clock pms
Mayforer. CAPT. WA Ashford. Saturday
Al O'clock nm. o. d. bills viii be taken
for responsibie parties By the line. a. hereto
fore. without any charge being made for col
Ire steamer Y. W. BROOKS viii run IN con-
neciiou with this line from Jacksonport 70 Po-
eshonias on Black river. makisg ssmi-veskly
Thankfui for the liberal patronare bestowed
anon ~ during the past three years, We hope,
hr gtrict attention 20 business, 70 merit q con
tinuauce ofthe zane IN the future.
JOHN b. DAVIS
eup't n. and ". r. Packet Compsry.
LEVY A eHARPE. Agent,
LARRY HAkMsTfD, kssst'
81 Star Wharfb0at. f1ot Of JsfsrsOn q,
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section
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-02-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
No o. lLnidcn Lnne.

.Ncn York, Dec. "A; 1857.
In NV Card of Nov. l, 1867, stated 7
that, g fcr the purpose OF more 1uIIy
suEifIyiug tbe wants of the pubic,
aud in order TO prevent unscrupu-
IOus dealers from DssiEnitig of inle-
Tor ana WOrfhjcss goods as the
.IEorfom Gold Pens, IeshaIl here
after sell no goods at wholesale
except only 10 duly appointed atsd
authorized AgentS,'' etc. To this
plan have since strictly adhered.
In accepting Agents, great care has
been exercised to appoint those who,
by long-continued fair dealing, have
acquired a reputation for honesty,
responsibility, and probity- men in
whose word the public have learned to
place conf lence. These Agents have
agreed to keep 4 full assortment of my
pens, aad to sell them at my published
prices. Thusfhe public are supplied
by them with just such pens as they
want, either as to writing or price, and
get n full equivalent for the money
paid.
No agent is appointed to travel from
place to place, or canvass the country,
so that all who want a Morton Gold
Pen must get it from the Local Agent
or from headquarters. 1St E
None need apply for the Agency ex-
cept in conformity to the above, the
liberal discount $40 Clubs" being
sufficient Inducement to all others.
A. MORTON.
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Dr.. E. DILLON & Sos send greeting
to The public generally with some of the
reasons why it will pay 10 invest money at
their Drug Store;
1st. Because they have the largest Stock
of Drugs in Fremont.
2ud. A greater variety of Patent Medicines
and all other kinds of Medicines than can
be found at any one Store in Ohio.
Sd. They have incomparably the largest
Stock of Wall Paper and Window Shades in
Fremont. ,.,. ..ii
4th. Extensive Dealers in School Books,
States &c, Books and all kinds Of Station.
cry. ,-. ;
9Th. Entirely the largest dealers in White
Lead, Paints, Oils, Brushes, and nearly eve
rything under the sun used by painters or
in any wise appertaiuiug to the paint trade.
9th. so to IS per cent. larger stock of
Window Glass best brands) than is carri-
ed by any house in Fremont, lh
9TH. Because their ruling aim and effort
is always TO keep the best of everything in
their line and their guiding star is quick
sales and small profits.
Sth. The best reason of all is we have the
vouchers in quantity, quality and variety TO
correspond with all we say in the newspa-
pers and will convince the most iDcredulous
(if there be any such) that it will pay and
pay well to invest money at tn . Drug Sore
of DR.. f. Dillon & Son.
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Marriages.

February 9th, 1868, aby Rev. Mr.. Long,
Mr.. HENRY MowERY and Miss MELISSA
JONES all of Sandnsky County.
Jan. Nth, 1868, at the Methodist Parson-
age in Fremont, Mr.. G, FouGnT aud Miss
Ii. III. SKINNER.
Feb. 9th, at the same place, Mr.. DAVID B.
MAPEs, and Miss CHRISTINA NICHOLAS, both
by Rev. j. Wykes.
Feb. 1lth, 1868, by Rev. H. Lang, Mr..
JACOB B. BECK, and Miss SARAH A DEAvER,
both of jackson Township.
On the 5.h inst, by Rev. Eli Keller, at
the residence of the brides father, Mr..
GEORGE F. WILT with Miss MARY ARMENA
Smith. Both of Sandusky Co. COS
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REsTORE YOUR sIGHr.-Sp

RESTOKE YOUR SIGHr!-SpectacIes and
Surgical Operations rendered usslestl The ines.m-
able blessing Of sight is made perpetual BY the Use
of the new patent improved ivory eye cups. Many
of our most eminent Physicians, Oculists, Students
aud Divines have had their sig sht restored and per-
msnently cured Of: 1, Impaired Vision. Prs
bYop q, or Far igatedness. Q Asthenopia, or Weak
Eyes. Epiphors-Running or Watery Eyes. S
Sore Eyes. Weakness OF the Retina, or Optic
Nerve 0phihalmia, or Inalm ma ton of the Eye
and its sppendsgss. Photophobis, or Intolerance
of Light. 10 MyodegobiI seeing moving sPecs or
floating. IL Obscarity of vision. y Cataracta
Partial Blindness, and the Worst DISORDERS Of the
Eye. Any oEe use the Ivory Eye Cups, with
out the aid ofDoctors or Medicine 30 az to receive
immediate beneficial results aud never wear spsctac-
les; OF if useing now, to lay them asi1e forever,
Over 5000 certificates Of cases where was PEE
viously guaranteed, may be seen at our Office. We
guarantee cure in every whore the directions
are followed, or We will refund the money. For
sale by Druggists and Oculsts. To receive our
Treatise the Eye, As pages, by return mail free
send your full address to DR.. ]. BALL & Co., No.
9I Liberty St., New York, P Box 957.
fV'For the worst c ses o.Myopis, or Near-Sight-
edness use our New Myopic Attachments, easily ads
justed ane applied to the Ivory Eye Cups. Send fer
Pamphlet. Travelling Agents wanted-good cam-
mission pail. Selling of the Ivory Eye Cups is a
pleasant and honorable emolyuint 1sslca5'e for al
Ladies, ClergJmen, Teachers, Students and Farmer
an easy employment. All persons asking terms to
agents must enclose 25 cents to pay postage and cost
OF printing materials containing information for
agents. 6l-5t J,B. 4 co.
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Deaths.

Near Kansas, Sececa Co., o., Feb. Sd,
1868, AMOS G. SHuMAN, aged 81 years, 8
months. II days. The deceased was brohter
soldier, enlisted in the Union Army, served
his country faithfully for three years, where
he contracted a disease which terminated
in consumption, and caused his death.
Remember the Soldier. May the Lord
comfort and sustain by his grace, those that
mourn his loss, May his friends and asso-
ciates meet him in heaven.
In Fremont, on the Sth inst, of congestion
of the brain, CLIFFIE A. youngest child of
NJ. and A. Brockway, aged 2 Year,.
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w ARRANDALE < co. . Great Watch Club.
kvsrybOdy needs A'good watch, sud wishes 70 get
u 81 ms lowest possible price; horde OF sEindlsrs
knowing this have eontfived yatious ineeni0us a.
vices to get peoples money, and then either fail 10
send watch, or send OItes thAt In Worthless as .
timekeepSr. ArrS1dale K Co., have row perfaeted
arrSngsm anis By which, for the small sum oFSt0,
good and reliable watch may b eertainIy obtained
They haYs formedLa. Great Hstrh Club on the fol-
owing pan. CeitifcsIsE contain Bing ihe -6unbeTs
= OF al the watches named IN our wholesale list
shich 10 sent ~ PticAtisn Fars mi up Iofed
IN envelopes and cold for % cents each Evsrv
eerliheate Is warranted to be for watch and viii
be seen ON refeFencet D. tie list more are Of ltss
value thEn Ten Dollars, whilst SONS are worth S3Oe
9 undertake to send any watch drawn whatsysr
mag be its value for $l0 asd in order that every one
may absolutely depend upon getting a first class
hmekeeper, we guarantee that every purchaser Of
One Dollars worth Of certificates khaH receiye at
least one for watch No. 533 on our Wholesale list
sent postfree, which is . first elIfs patent lsver.
handsome and reliable watch, in serlin4 silver hut
ing case, and usually gold for $40. Yca will cer.
tslnly get such AWstch; and besides, ycu nav get
gold Chronometer worth 5000 We sell the esrti6-
cztas as follows One for 25 cents Thrts for 60 ca
SixtoT ST. sndT ventI for 81. TO those sending al
we will send hands sol1e ehain zfA1ia. To those
sending So We viii send Gold Chain warra uted NOT
to tarnish in 20 years. Parties getting I'D larger
clubs Will receive liberal presents, particular Of
which may be learned on application. As it Ia oar
intention to -d0s strictly honorable buBiress, And
to insure eur CUSTOMERS roLn liability to loss We
Enl send our watches, If desired, without money,
ihstructDg the Express sgent TO collect only on de-
livefy II are desired to forward watches hF nail
the money Gust oe ssnt US BY Bank Draft or Postof
Zee Order, and itSin then be a. cur risk. We viii
then Register the package at our PostS fcs and IN
lost viii rspiscs it free OF charge. II any watch IL
Dot approved, it may Be returned and the money viii
be refunded. The reputation ofour irm which he's
been established for I've years. and is well known 10
iRevsry part Ofthe country, trust will be deemed
sufficient guarantee that We win faithfully per-
form all we contract to do. : Address p
- ARRANDABE L CO.;
1872 Broadway, New York. P. o. Box, 5,2sS:
hI-1I U
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A Clyde Lawyer in Limbo.-Since
W. H. REYNOLDS, Esq of Clyde left the
Republican party and joined the ranks of
the Copperheads, he has fallen into extreme
ly bad habits and is meeting his reward. On
Wednesday of last week he was taken be-
fore Mayor LEMMoN on the charge, as the
Times says, 'of drunkenness, quarrelipg and
obscene conduct" In the Mayors Court he
INDUCED in the pleasant pastime of calling
certain gentlemen liars, coupled with bias
phemous language, for which he was sent to
the lockupIfor short time 10 cool off, and
in the evening was fined $25 and costs.
Verify, Democratic associations have de-
moraliziug effect, eE
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IlDesility and EmsclatiOn both result from
che lack Of ability to convert the food into nutriment
How necessary, then, for those suffering from thess
alarming symptoms to Immediately resort to remedy
that will strengthen the stom ch and digestive or
gsns. For, this desirable o. lee. has been
accomplished, the health improves, and thu patient
resumes his usual personsl appearances. HO5rET-
TER'S STOMACH BITTER5 Lave attained world
wide popularity in such cases. and have beea p ov
the best aud safest removing constipation, tonpg
the stomach, giving energy to the liver and relieving
every symptom Of nervousness and depression Of
spirits Its cheering aud bepsci fleets are highly
spoken of by thousands, vfo to it their restor-
tion to health No restorative in the arnsls Of m9d
icins has attained the popularity in tie short
space of time it has been before the public or has won
the higa endorsements accorded to this excellent
tonic Many othsr preparations, purplrling to b,
correstiTes and restoratiyes, haze b9sn Introduced
and have perished one by ons, VIII lie the p puarlty
Of HOsteterd Stomach Bitters continues to increase
and is now recognized a standard no hold mt di
cine. The which attends the uss of tie Bit
ters eTinces at its virtues in cases debility
snd diseases Of tbs stomach. Certificates, almost
without number have besn published, stsestins its
truly miraculous power in owing painful and fear
ful diseases. Aud at this time it seems idle 10 do
more than ell attention to this greit rmsdy of the
sge in order to awaken public attention to its excel
isnce 1t is the only preparation Of th kind that is
reliable in all cas2a and it is therefore worthy Of the
consideration of the all ,ctei.
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Fires-Almost.-Friday morning last,
about 2 o'clock, the alarm of fire was sound
ed and, for 50 early an hour, big crowd
turned out to see what was up. 1t proved
to be fire iu ANDREWS room, in ST. CLAIR
block, caught from some rubbish in one
corner. Fortunately it was discovered and
put out before it had made much headway.
Saturday forenoon another alarm was CIV
en-, but it was only a chimney burning out
over HERMoN d WIsoN's store in VALLErrE's s
block.
Saturday evening, also, an alarm was caus-
ed by the burning out of the chimney of a
cooper shop on the east side.
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POST OFFICE HOURS.
sREEIke AkD CLOSING on MAILS.

= e.s go f-f+
School Election. The election for
cholee, of two School Directors for this city,
takes Plsce to-day, A meeting was held
last evening at the Union Club room {sfter
we had gone to press) TO nominate candi-
dates. We urge upon all our citizens to
sustain the gentlemen who may have been
named by that meeting, being confident that
the choice has been worthily made. Tickets
may be had at this Office, NcCULLoou's, s,
BUCkLAxD's aud DILLos's drug stores, at
CANFIELD & Cos desk in the Post Office and
at the polls, The election win be held at
The engine house polls open from 9 .. m.
till I'm. Let every mau vote. <
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Burglary.-0n Tuesday. night last the
show window of the Barber shop of Mr..
Brockway, on State Street, in Buckland' S
new block, was smashed by burglars aud a
lot OF hair switches and other articles ab-
stracted. The loss amounts to about S1l7,00.
Since the above was written, the thieves
have been discovered. They were two negro
women, who left here on the cars for Elmore
Wednesday morning. Marshal MooRE
telegraphed 10 Fillmore and had them arrest
ell at that ppint, but for some unacccuntable
reason the officer let them 60 before the
Marshal could get there.
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Extract from letter of s, @. Chandler,
Professor of Geology and Mineralogy, East
Middlebury, VT. g Messrs. r. p. Hall d
Co., Nashua. N. .-Gentlemeni Some time
sincei when was in your city, delivering a
course of Geological Lectures, l procured
bottle of your Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
mower, for. the use of myself and family. and
I am happy to state, its use has proved all
you have claimed for it. have recommen-
de- it TO my friends and neighbors, and in
every instance has it given perfect satislae-
ton This regard as due 10 you and the
public"
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CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFoRE.-
Now is the precise time to lay in all the shirts
stockings, under clothing, scarfs, and furn-
ishing goods generally that you will need
for the comming year. Furnishing goods
are now cheaper than they have been for
years cheaper in all probability than they
will be again for long time to come
Moreover, the place par erceaence, where you
can find the largest, choicest stock, at the
lowest rates, is al T. I. Barker's Merchant
Tailoring Establishment, in the new block,
on Stale Street.
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F. BRADY, MERCHANT TAILOR, wishes
to call the attention of his friends and the
public generally to his splendid stock Of
cloths, cassimeres &c., which he has selected
with the greatest care. He has had a long
experience and is confident that he will be
able to give first class article at reasonable
rates, in the way of custom work. Call and
ee him opposite the Post office. 45-8.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A Gentleman who
suasredfor years from Nervous Debility, Prsmsturs
Decay, and all theeGscts Of youthfulindiscretiops
viI for .he sake of suffering humanity sendfrest 20
all Who need it, the receipt and directions for max
ing this simple remedy by which he cured. Suf-
fsrers wishing to profit by the advertisers expert
ence, do SO by ing, in perfect confidence
JOHN B. OGDEN,
vI5n20ysMP AZ Cedar street, ny
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HAVING become entangled in the
huge crown that we thought were almost
mobbiDg the respectable establishment Of
H. Munk we discovered the true fact of the
case to be that he was selling Clothing, ETC.
at so low figure as to attract al eager, an
xious crowd of buyers. 1t is really supris'
ing the amount of goods he is disposing of
He was sharp in reducing his stock and ex-
,penses nj time when goods were declining,
and now when goods have attaiaed low
point he is up and at it. Success to his en-
terprise.
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Throw pbysic 10 the dogs; l II done ofit.
TO make assurance doubly sure
I'll ltake"--Plantation Bilters.
They never fail.
This great Stomachic Healer is just what
the people need. 1t is q remedy they can
relic ou. For Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Head
ache Dizziness, Liver Complaints, Pains in
the Side and Back, it has no equal; not the
least among its virtues is its, extreme pleas
antness to the taste and Immediate beneficial
effect. Try it, suffering Dyspsptics, and be
uated to know FrSui he vast amount Of
this article sold, it tIust have great merit.
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Aoeident in Fownsend-We Lean

Accident in aRownsend.-We learn
from Mr.. H. A, sANoRD. that young man
by the name of MANY, MCNryT, of Town
send township, was severely injured short
time.since while running saving mschine.
A log rolled off the carriage and falling on
his legs, broke one of them in two places
below the knee, Surgical aid was rendered
S DrzMoKns, and the patient is now do
ing well. but will be confined to his bed a
month or 50. ~ l.---,
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rhs Second aHome Reading" V.

The Second Home Reading" was
given on Friday evening last to the aPPar-
ent pleasure ofasiarge an audience as Birch
ard Hall could well hold. The running in
and out of number of small boys, who had
secured front seats, was particularly annoy
ing to audience and readers, and in the future
at such entertainments we trust the Marshal
will attend IN person or by deputy and COM
pei them to preserve order. The :" Read
ings are evidently popular hit, and the
Association viii probably arrange for another
ut an early day.