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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-11-04
Tobacco AntidOtC,

WARRANTED 70 remove all desire FOR
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excellent appetizer. II rurilies The blood,
nouTi5hing and strengthening power, era.
blcs the stomach to digest the hartiest food
makes sleep refreshing, aud establishes
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oct 2T-4w
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THE EFFEor. OF ttSTpMr-, ,SrEECHEs." "a
striking illustration Of the value Of stump
speeches, remarks the, Now York Sun, ,may
be found in the. election to Congress- of
General Strader, the new Democratic MEM
Der from Cincinnati. He made but ono
speech during tho whole canvass. and here
il Is: ''Nevcr mind tho weather, boys, 30
tho wind don't blow''' His opponent, Mr..
Eggleston, made hundred speeches, more
or less. all elaborate and eloquent, but
Strader was too much for him. @G3 4uTh
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New York Market,
Liverpool Market. 4 r....,} <,
.taul fesHn LfvERpoon, Oct. 81. )
Cotton tends DOWN " ..E4 sG

IMPORTANT DECISION. The Attorney
General to day gave an Official opi,Ion re-
,vcrsing the construction placed upon tho
internal revenue law by Commissioner Rol-
Inns with reference to the dstillation of
whiskcy.. Mr., Eyarts DECIDES that stills
can rpp as,here, ofore. the law imposing no
separate Ink upon ''singlings," t!douLlings,"
or "backings." lie shyst tic tax atinches
only when the distilled spirits 90 TO the
receiving room in apropere condition for
sale as whiskcy. q This dcoisicn highly
gratifics large number Of wcstcrn manu-.
fncturers who are here, and who say that
the result will bc TO start again hundreds
Iof distilleries which have boon suspended
for months past. = Washington iLcitcr--BuI
timore Gazette. ,,,s~,,..,,.i.1,ft s.,.. tx.
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1900

DER MONTH sure and no money rcqnir-
J. ed in advance. Agents wanted every
where, male or female TO sell our Patent
Everlasting White Wire Clothes Lines -
Every household should have This article
A. J. Tribe Address AM ERIUAN WIRE
CO., rs William ST., n. Y, er lG Dearborn
st, Chicago, III. "o"if'r H"" ~
Oct 27EAW aI-Al IS - --- -L- y
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Waverly Novels.
Editi0n-.-25 V0IIm

Price only SO; orr 25oc's per roiume.
IS Volumes now ready. a SAMPLE vol
ume sent 70 any any address, BY. mail, on re,
ccip Of 25 cents 'A' ''+.
Persons RENTING SO for the set, in ad.
vance, will receive gratis n splendid por
trait Of Sir WALTER ScoTr, suitable fol
framing. u. APPLErONe& & Co, Publish
ers, Nos. 60, % md Oh Grand ST., y. Y.
oct ~ ivy '
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w-ANr-EJ-Dr

H'ERl family to have splendid lmpc
~ rial Steel &ngraying OF Hop. lIora,io
Seymour; Price 81. Small sizes OF Seymour
Blair, 25c. each Also. tho "National
| and Book Of Facts and Figures" for every
voter; price Sl.50. 1.-The Lost Cause" the
only complete Democratic history Of the
war; 2ri;e So. Samples sent on receipt of
price Agents wanted E.B TnEAr &
Co.. Pubs. G51 Broadway, Ny.
OT-lw
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Deafness, sCatarrh, Scrofula. !

A, LADY Who fad suffered for years rroH,
"A Deafness, Calar. j, and Scroruh., was
cured by . simple remedy. Her sympathy
and sgralitGds. prompts her To- send The
receipt freeIof charge 10 5anyy, ono, similarly
afflicted. hdtlress Mrs. n. {" H., care
Mnj Mnrlin Hunt Ifobokcn, N. J.
oct Z7-4w HAV tH Etd 'Frft'H = sc A'a As1
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From New York.

: ALBANY, N. Y, Octobc, 81.
Secretary Seward addressed a
large meeting tonight, in which he
defended Johnson's policy; disapprov-
ed the course of the radical party.
lie would not take the sword, orput it
into anothcr's hands to undo what had
been done; it were unnecessary or
unwisc. lie thought the distrnst of
Democrats, which was felt by large
portion of the people, ought to be
respected. lie says ho had conf.
dcnce in the Republican party, who
saved the Uuion and abolished slave
ry believes the success of the Demo-
Gratis would delay the restoration of
peace and harmony. t.1.E t# E.gas
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Republican Congressional Contest il
Tennessee.
NAsHYILLE. 0oiobor 58.

4. NAsHSILLE, October 28
The contest between Messrs. Mercer and
Prosser, tho two Radical oandidntes for
Congress- sfrom,thi district, is raging
Prosser's friends have raised q pole .an1
'un upa carpet-bag. instead tGc nationa.
colors.
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AGENTS WANTED

For the Official History Of the War =
It's Causes Character, Conduct, and
Results.
Bl HON. ALEXANDER II. STEIENS
rs ready sale, combined with mn increased
commission, make il the best $uhscrip
ton book eyer, published. Que 'Srnt in
Ension, Pa, reports - Subscribers in three
lays. Another in Boston, l03 subscribers
in four days
Send for circulars and see our terms. nnl
n full description OF the work. Address
NATIONAL PUBLISHING C4 FhilHdel-
fhia. Pa: Atlanta, Gu. Cincinuali. Ohio,
or 81, Louis, Mo.
oct 21-4w
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$4,000

a YEAR and expenses TO Agents TO in
II troduce the Wilson, Sewing Machine.
Stitch alike on both sides. Samples on =
weeks trial. Extra Inducements to expert
cnccd agents. For further particulars nd
dress tho WILSON SEWING MACHINE
CO., Cleveland, O.. Boston, Mass, or st.
Louis, Mo. .td, Ii..,,-
oct 81 -IY .st
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From California

aaaH3 san EnANc.sco, OCT 27gt
Sharp earthquake ut midnight last
night, and considerable fright, but no
damage. h!s7H% y gsE dtast F'
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AYAN1lED.

SALESAEN, to travel for q Manufacturing
~ Company md sell Ivy sample. Good
wages are guaranteed Address. with sam
pie, j. p, HAMILTON. & CO., No. s4l3
chcsn1l st /; philaac!pbia, Pa =. ats y ,.,
oct 27.jw ~ S"'3~7 'H"N'E T'"T r"H.
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Prom New Y Tx,
n Ew, YORK, Octol

Nnw, IoRK, October 20.
San Bias was nm,ly destroyed bv n
hurricane four lives i"$I Heavy
floods in Chill. aud thirty persons
drowned. Unnatural 'phrnon,ena con
lirnes throughout South America. At
Tunahriana, the heat Of tho water cook.
rG Il h.
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Star AgricuIturalWo
The Albany Cotton Gin Manufacturing Ca


p
OUR %s'ar" Cotton Gin and Condenscr
instance where entered at Southern Fairs,
competing with the best Gins OF lhe eoGn.
try made by other parties. g.ns
At the two Great Fairs OF tho, MECHANICS
apd Agricultural AsSocin,ioN. held at New
Orleans successfully in Nrvembcr, 1865,
and Iahiiary, 1868, ne "STAR' Gin aHil
Condenser took Rsiy"',ai both Fairs aY;sa MI
Tho Premiums Uttered on Gins and Cnn,i"n-
scrs, against 4 competition embracing all
other Gins of any prominence in the coun,
try Also 81 ihg last two Stat; Fairs held
ni -. Louis. Mo. oar Gin nn., rGHicnscr
took the First ircniu,n nng,nyt II powcrlul
competition, q
The Cnn,lcnscf attachment being nyf il
most planters, we wish 10 s,t sN.t Il en-
'ircly "hviatrs the necessity Of "llnt
room" as with iin Gin may i" used in the
open air "nd tn" sheet or hai .as j, is liE.
charged from the Condenser is ready .u,
!he rrcsS. Il cGccri,'y cleans Tic cnttou
# sA,h: I'D dirt.a,nl makes rrr work Of
ginninG fee from Ii, In,gcr "r iuhaling
The iinc parties of lint which otherwise fiji
tlie air.
N. B. We nlso mnkc III mnst approved
Horse Powers (both Lever and Railway to
our STAR, Gins. and alsn manufacture
The celebrated "STAR' Throshug Ma
chimes We furnish Gins wi,l, or wthou,
Condenscrs. For salc by our Agents mud
Dealers generally. Our Complete Illustrn~'
ted Descriptive Circular is sent. free Of
charge, on application by mnil Address
The ALBANY COTTON GIN MANUFAC.
TURlNGCo:, Albany; New York, p.O
Drawer 1862. '
oct 27--4w ~
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500 "a CRIES

N Nurseries, q Peach Trees S. small Fruit
/ Plants. Send stamp for descriptive
md instructive catalogue. n. BARNARD,
Still Pond. Kent Co Md. - <at1.l
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AGENTS WANTED.

Il OR DR. jesse I. Prcks new one volume
T. history OF THE GREAT REPUB.
LlC.' II includes Tho lnst war, nud sells
we'll in tho south. Address, NJ once,
BROUGiiTON y WIMAN.
- Bible House, New Io,k.
oct - !S
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From Richmond,

KIGHoND, October %.
The Journal publishes the ollicia' state.
mcnt OF thcStnte Treasurer for the past
year. showing hat there was on hand oct.
|, $lT3,0O0.
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gSl8OO

A YEAR 70 Agents 10 sell the Star Shuttle
(, Sewing .Machincs., Full particulars
free. Extra Inducements to experienced
Agents. Call on, o.. Address W, G. Will
SON & CO, CleYelana, Q Boston, Mass,
or 81. Louis, Mo.
oct 27-4w ,Ft'S'
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The Result in West Virginia,

WHEELISG, W. VA, October 90.
The Radical majority in West Virginia is
stated at 5000. ws Il f..a1 .s.
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1NNN AGENTS WANTED in all paris
lO'lO' of,he U. s., to sell our i'm
mcnse list of nearly, 1000 different BOOKS,
BIBLES and PlIoTOGRAPJL ALBUMS.
Every family wants something from it
Catalogues furnished free on application,
aud books sent post paid TO my address on
receipt of price. Cnnvassing books con-
tanning The list with prices, together with
blank sheets and printed kealings ,t9r on.
rolling n list Of names, .sSpi, Ince 10 any, one
on receipt Of so cts. Anyholy oon sell 100
10 1000 of these books almost my ghc,c
For terms 10 ngents and other inf0rmation
address }. l.. POTTER s. Co. Pubs GA &
GlI Snnom ST., Philadelphia, Pa. 3, III
oct 81 -4w
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From, Washington,

,.t. . WAsuiNGToN, October %.
Judge Chase holds court in Charleston
next week
Governor Seymour spcatsin pitsbnre
tonight.
Secretary sshoticld has issued an order
allowing all the clerks in his department 10
60 home 10 vote. n, ,,trs
Appointed chief, clerk of the Frccdman's
Bureau. r..l,f
The Presideniis announced as helpless
under tho reconstruction acts 10 !, rsslfnin
district commanders from Interfering with
the courts, Tie cnse comes from Texas,
and involves the postponement3 by General
Reynolds of tho settlement ofan estato
Tho Radical clerks hnve hold meeting
md Resolved TO arm and organize for;:their
own protection when passing through Bal
timoro on their way home to vote.tsyfn =.
Tho national banking capital of Virginia.
Is SIS, 0,000.OOO. ssfyt 3dl j4l ,s,aa Eniyr4sts.4,
,a' q - WAsnfNdroS, October 80.
The, postoffloe. deficiency is stated !, at
Sal .Q0os, Ihosato'al, expenditures arc
~Colhmissioher Rollins goes home toSmor.
row 10 voto., The departments, arc nlmost
deserted on account Of clerks gone home to
tho election. },r %,}6t 4 s5
There was n full Cabinet meeting 10 day,
except EVurts and Secretary sSeWafdy. aH
Cigars, cigarettes, and cherootes, import
ed since October Goth are subject TO two
and half cents peripoana and. awenty-fye
per cent. dd Uaiorem tariff. yfasSsy -, io.
Deputy go|eg,gs dsesgs Y 'i Mere; :, of
here fosnsslesl Of duty and ;shab1teasslshent,
has been discharged. 8&a1 = SIS
= q -. ~
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Colored Democrat Moeting in Georgia

SAvANSAn. Ga, DC, uber 80
The coored Democrats held meeting
to.day nt the court -housc, which was nd
dressed by white and colprcd spcakcrs-
The speeches were moderate in tone. and
the crowd highly respectable aud orderly.
There was considerable enthusiasm
shown for Seymour and Blair.
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Wanted at this office, an able bod
led hard.featurod, bad-ttlnpered, not
to-be-put1off8and not to be, backed
down. freckle-fuce ed young man,, to col,a
loot for this paper. Must furnishShis'
own,horse, ,sdddlc-bags; pistols, yhis.*
key, ,bowie-knifet and cowhidc. We.will
furnish accounts To such We, prom; |,
iselconstnnt,, and x ,laborioussj employ
n,ent. .2-Native Vi,yinian.t@a p>ss ksr q
GREAT ExpEcTATIoNs. Brick Pom,
oroyfsays 10000 Israelitess who voted,
tho Republican, State ticket in Penn.
sylyania,. vii! vote against, GraYtin
November we hope. 30. ,t,..@ II. .,..t,
,.T5ateat@ alyieet of Pars costumes
sfsak of 4 WboIe saflfM 81, f,fedakd ytl}
IoW roses on The. .top, ,ofthes FINALE fore,
head, low shoes aud short dresses.
&T"f a1TnImoNf4r HriGRasf ~
Says 5Kate,to .hor rev husband, aJohn,
What rock does true love build upon ~
Quoth John, and griinaRqed sfrem, eqar to
"The IT .srsshk, r9seh, .yyoandsr cradle dear
| 40 elect Grantis tociect speed i'm.
arebaand ultimate bdespotism.s The
Southern. rlleoplo tnayiWells dongratns
late themselves that. 1T sis none of
thgslirs, s,fgl ,funera5l w. "'Sslsaf .g rob .uof9
RHoraco,f g reoloy ipabIishss "a bard
announcing his withdrawals from the
canvass in the fifth con gressioaal dig1
trict. ~. = -
{ Thsse were 40 ppiaatd ers Iaast Week
single 'cs9SYypPs ,'IsSyPs ss s SSslS SslSsa.b p,:
e"1to' ,..1I5i,slty,si
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Great Distribution by the Metro
poltan Gift Go.--(ash Gifts 10 tlle
amount OF ,$250,0OO, Every Ticket
Draws d Prize, .tfg .a,s3gfs fs .,.la l.
5Casli Gifts, each iia se's. $4,000
do Cash Gifts, each .lqF s1j &H4@ 500
200 Cash Gifts, each, ,t.. 100
90 Cash Gifts, each 1000
800 Cash Gifts, each T2n' 60
so Elegant Rose ood Pianos each ig'
,pzsss 5000 to rtl sagaiu5 s.esf ss $3.50
IS Elegapt Rosewood Melodcons onch
SIS TO MIMI. $50
$50 Sewing Machines. each 500 TO 175
500 Fine Gold Watches r. each 1919. 800
ash Prizes, Silver w,,rc, &C., all valu /,
suts cd at f@i,aa 41a saf Sl,O00.0QE
chance to draw any Of the above Pr,zes
for !, 25o. ,1ieke;s, dr.cribing Prizes, are
| receipt Of 25c. a. Senled Ticker Is drawn
] without ehuicea ind sentt by mail ! TO any
address. II The prize named upon IL Wilde
deliyefed3,os s.he sicket,holder on payment
OF ;, One lollar. Prizes, are, iInme,iat ely
sen, aonny address py express Or retu'n a!p, i
% you willa know xshat .you1r rsiss Is be-.
fore youqpny for il. Any Prize exchanged
I Gar another for sn,ne vape. ;, No I'!aItkss
4 Qnr, patrons cpn depend on ,fnir dealing elf
/ 'RGFEnENcEs I'VE select Tho following
from many who have lately drawn vninnbls
fri1rs,apI iSiiita!Ji persp;ttedysrfo pyblHh
| ihep,,s IT. WilfEins, Bsifn!o, So ,gG0;
sss AHRs MHssSss ASsE' fss5 SeSsso FaH2 sssg
Day N swg gor,oans,,a q $500 VS. paBIiSh @iiS
names without periniksiongF atIEta ,Esr
!. sI0PISlpSs oYsrnEs PnBss "Tbe firm ID
ErsliAhe, ,aTJ deserye, heir spceess. II,
Eeekly .fst5une,. dug, g.. i've Know them
10 be fair dealing irnii.' IN. ~ tlietdid,
1t5 28.af?.,.'Aebieni rfonssdrew 4 $500
! prize,t whicii was promptly 4reooi seds''4
Dai.i Nsps, Sepfn 3ls8 ~ sgy, ! !, ,iiDttai itstH
sSen,l for.cirGglae. s Liberdl 4induce,nenia
70, Agentst, Saiisiactiei, gl,aranssed. aran Eygry
package Of Seated SEbvci6pes contain one
cash gift.u AlkieitaSsg shonil,hS addrassed
Ito .9ssNHAlsPst d. Nv lbs On, " COZ / 4
# kahasla6t. ass4d 20 Rfoadwas MY
4 sYo9its 4W8 stg escf& ssi SS9.7
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READY-MADE CLOTHING.

No. |, Cashmere Suits, Cnssimcrc, Snti-
nots, 1wccds and jeans Conss Vests and
Pants.
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5.ENoBg. j..

2ooO Prs. Shoes. and Boots, -. r., 4
large lot of tho above We guarantee to DO
free from rood or Paper.
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From today, October ! Ic can fll no
more orders unless accompanied with Itho
cash. We hope what we have done will bo
appreciated by prompt payments.
sept 80 lADD BROS.
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T:N-nG@,

Ladies. Gents, Boys md Misses, OF every
grade 10 suit purchasers. ..,
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DestructiY, , Fire.

BosToN, Oct ohcr 80.
The carhouse fthe Boston aud Albany
railond was burned TO day. Loss $780,.
000 ssf 4 .'.u .. :.
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Rec option Of Governor <eymour in Phila-
delphia.

PHILADELPHIA, October so.
Governor Seymour arrived here nt l
clock to day. His reception was an un-
pnralleled demonstration on the part of tho
people.
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4. 4; / \ 'SBtbiss,IIs Ia. Iiii IMiiuin,burgf

flfs sonding $50 sisiRntig stomp, With 5agsj
Dgtheiahs5 aplef.,<o zeyessarsl l,afr, Yol,
wilfreceiveby by return mail q correct pic
tpre Sf your ,fature hMsbend or wifi With
nnhia Hkd aate ofe fhafrlhg ddfesB w.
FOX, p. o. Drawer No. 8. Fultonsille;s sSs! IN!
Y. 9f HI IN Is fssis A. 81 ts.x = !
t oet 3 Y714w 'is NC NJ tisfEls FL. &.
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CTeoc1k. @ NV.

Our stock will be, ms usual, complete,
Day We invite an inspection, and proU-
iso u complete assortment Of everything
kept in n first class store and at tho lowest
prices.
r LADD BROS. ~
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-04-10

The best Routo,-0ur merchants who
make their yearly journey to New York al
this season of ths year will be glad to see
that the fare from Dunkirk to New York
cia. Erie Railway is now $500 instead oi
$I2,OO. Taking the express trains at this
point, there is only one change Of cars between
here and New York and that is at Dunkiik.
The Lake Shore line from here TO that point,
is always in the best condition and the ac-
comodations on the Erie Railway are second
to none in the country. The report of the
company shows that it carried 10000 pass
engers last year, to the New York Centrals
10000 and the Penn. Central 40, 900, and no
one who has ever passed over the road will
wonder at it. The seats are broad and high
backed, Just suited 10 a long ride. The
officials are always courteous, and the scenery
is wonderfully varied and in striking con-
trast to the flat and monotonous route of the
Ns.v York Central. The eating houses
along the line are Rrst-class and reasonable
in their charge, aud ample time is given for
q comfortable meal. The sleeping cars are
the latest improved and are perfectly comfOr-
able aud well ventilated. When the passen-
ger arrives in New York he is landed at the
foot of Chambers street 10 The very heart of
the great Gotham, ready for start in any
direction, only short walk from Stewart's
Clsfiu's and the other heavy business houses.
No other route presents so many advantages
were the rates of fare the same, and now that
the Erie Railway has reduced lis fare 5315
per cent there can be no question as to the
line TO choose.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-04-10

SPRING OF 1868, CIrV OF FREMONT
s. BUcKLAND & SoN wish to announce tc
every body that they are prepared to sell
Wall Paper, Paints, Oils, Glass, Drugs
B5oks, Stationery, Patent Medicines, and
everything else in their line at little lower
rate and little superior quality than any
other dealers in Northern Ohio.
We have the largest stock of Wall Paper
ever brought to Fremont, bought direct
from the manufacturers at the lowest cash
prices, and We are prepared 10 sell lower
than any house in the city. Window Pa
pers In every style and quality. A nice
assortment of Cloth Window Shades offered
at low figures.
Last year we sold more Paints and Oil
than any other two establishments in Fre-
mont, and this year We intend to sell more
yet. We do it by selling better goods and
at lower prices.
Glass we can sell at closer figures than
any other house in the country. We are
xc'usive agents for Northern Ohio for one
of the largest glass manufactures in Pitts
burgh.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-04-10

Tif6n. On Sunday evening last, a week
ago, young mau named Seplar Deeringer,
who lives near the Tiffin Agricultural
Works, was severely burned by the ever.
turning and breaking of lamp. He was
sitting at a table reading book, aud in
showing the book forward he overturned the
lamp, which broke, and the oil iguited. The
young mans face, on the right side, was Sc
verely burned also bis right side down to
the hip. ...-A barn, belonging to Mr.. John
Il. Creger, located three and half miles
west of Tifin, near Hopewen Centre, was
entirely consumed by fire on Monday last.
The loss in grain, seed, hay, machinery, har-
ness, ETC., will probably amount to $500.
Some stock were severely burned before
they could be extricated from the stables.
The graneries adjacent, with their entire
contents, were destroyed. The fire is sup
posed to be the work of an incendiary.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-04-10
Two Books which Every One should

Two Books which Every One should
Haye.-Tbe National Publishing Company
of Cincinnsti have recently issued new edi-
tions of TIE BIBLE DICTIONARY and the
FAMILY BIBLE, which are to be sold only by
subscription. The agent for these works in
this city and Ballville township is Mr.. E.
WESeERD, and he is now engaged in solicit
ing subscriptions. He shows samples of the
styles of binding, letter-press, Illustrations,
size, prices, and general appearance of both
works. We can recommend these books for
all and more than represented. They are
really handsome, cheap and indispensable
editions.
The Bible Dictionary is rare and useful
work. No other volume can be found that
will render SO much aid toward proper and
full understanding of the Scriptures. 1t
contains over 1000 p1ges, and contains the
researches of modern scholars as well as the
discoveries Of travellers in whatever goes to
throw new light upon the Bible. Ministers
of all denominations commend it, and it is
well adapted to the masses. There are three
styles of binding, viz, Extra fine English
Cloth, sprinkled edges, $500; Fine Leather,
Library style, $3.50 Full Calf, antique,
$3.50.
The Fdnlily Bible contains 1900 pages,
about 800 pages Of which are devoted to the
Old and New Testaments, and about 400
pages to other matter pertaining to the study
and explanation of the Scriptures. 1t is
also nagnifcently illustrated with steel en-
cravings. The prices are 81 80 and $3.50,
according 10 style of binding.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-04-10

We wonld call the attention Of our
citizens to Derrick d. Peck's Non freezing
Force Pump, now on exhibition at Roberts
d Sheldon Store. As Cistern Pump, we
believe it possesses advantages over all other
Pumps before the public. /. cannot freeza
and burst. 1t cannot get out of order, will
last life time, and by attaching hose may
be used to great advantage iu case of fire
washing windows, &c. The proprietor oI
this Pump is now in Fremont, stopping at
the VIM. Tell House, aud propose. to sell
thirty pumps at one dollar less, each, than
the retail price, and give the parties purchas-
ing the exclusive right to ssll them 10 this
Township. One may be seen in use at the
VIM. Tell House.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-04-10

We call the attention of our readers
to the advertisement of Messrs. Beckwith
Sterling d Co., Carpet Dealers, Cleveland.
These gentlemen have one of the most ex-
tensive Carpet Establishments in the West
aud we hope those in want of elegant Car.
PETS and fire Curtains will make trip to
Cleveland to see them. I4wI