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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-02-13
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4 rern lqrae namter Of important testisaonials
hare already been Tccesced from Phgsiesans, Ger
gs ses aa snsas re o ass aaerna 81 terms
the White Piae Compound.
DIR. NICHOLS, of NorthJfe'd, IT,, says,
al find the Hhite Pine Compound to be rery 90.
cacoiss not only n other pnln,onic esec-
aes e aasg ap sse Ss red e'
Rer. j. x. CaAsE, of Penney, N. H., tcrifess
Compound as an tapaiaIbte remedy. 4 can truly
say that TreqagytR more efcucfoas and Cat.
liable than erer. hare Just saGea. the Compound
for cold, and it arorks caurmiagty"
From JAMES J. HoYr.
BRApFoFn n, ". H., September, 1860
DIR. POLAND. In the rail Of 1857 I tool a rerry
riolent cold ,shich brought on re,y sersre cough
also rerg badly oicted scith that troublesome dis
ease-- lie Kidsaey Complaint. For tn. three years
pas Ss ss ,p 1dn an m y ss
,rith Dad cough atyer raising blood. Ielt that my
tine here must be short u,ess saoa oct reaeG 7Mis
ssTaa assas ' as e a gs sa a. @
t.ssonishment before Iaad taken taco bottles nycoagh
scas better the kdaey troabe ESQ. aaa could RESI-
nights acittoaf choking mp and raising 30 much:
hare taken nearly ttres asa sm feeling like
''ef , ssaa add that aers family Is Inclined
to consumption, ne ;lsr, mother and feo sisters
hdring died oft.
The White Pine Compound, a!rertised at length
IN columns, is not only as 70 its name faritng,
bat is a highly dpprored medicine. DR.. J. ". 70
land, the Inventor, has tie confidence Of the mans
.cho kno,c him, confidence schica he enjoyed iehas
tdboring asefs'iy nany years as Baptist minister
His experience as a sufferer led him to make er-
erimenis scllich issued n his medical discovery
Boston Waterman and Reflector.
a TALUdBLE MEDrcryE.--Br. Poldnd's Witt
Pine Compound, ddcerfiscd ia oar columns, is sue
cessfut attempt TO combiae and apply the medicinal
cirfMes Of the White Pine bark, IL has been thor
oMghy tested By people in this city and rsciHy and
The proprietor has Testimonials to Us rciae from
persons scel kaotoa to citizens. ne recon-
mend its trial in al those Of disease to uhicl
Is adapted. K is for sale Gg all car druggists -
New York independent.
The White Pine Compound
Is manufactured at the NEW ENGLAND BoTANIt
DEPOT, 1O6 Hanover Street, Boston.
GEORGE ". SWIFT, NJ D.. Proprietor.
For sale by Taylor Blake & Go.
July | / 1857 DIV w
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HARpER's WEEKLY.-This the best
illustrated paper in the world, for Feb.
ruary, is promptly on hand. 1t con-
tains very large full sheet picture
of the Supreme Court, which SO far
as we have seen them, is extremely
accurate. The picture of Judge Sam
F. Miller, of Kcoknk, is particularly
good. No family should be without
Harper's Weekly, for in addition to
its inimitaiae illustrations, by such
artists as Mast. its editorials, written
by Geo. William Curtis, one of Amer
ica's most gifted men, are not sur
passed in their clear ringing loyalty
and forcible enunciation of great
principles, by any other paper in the
country.
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PETER CoopER. Charles A. NJ,

LETTER OOOPEh, SuuiiSs ~ 4u"N
Daniel Drey, Charles +. Deems, i
d., Earl Derby and Lord Stanley, Of
the British Parliament, Baron Wode
house, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
with Portraits, Biographies, ant
Characters, given in the February
number of the chronological Jour
nal also, Poor Whites of the South
Consciousness and Mental Action
Abuses of Culture in the Ministry
How to Choose q Wife, What is thu
use of Phrenology Maple Sugar
Origin of the Races, etc. Only 81
cents, or So a year. $. II. WELLS
Publisher, $50 Broadway, New Yorl
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A LITTLE CHANGE.-The Do Sofa
House changed hands yesterday-Mr.
Little vamoosing the rancho, and
Mr.. John Simons, who, some years
ago, managed the house, taking hold
ofthe wheel. We are glad to vel
come John back to the old rancho, for
we are satisfied he will do the landlord
first-rate. Weare glad to notice, also,
that Mr.. Robert Caldwell, isinstalled
chief clerk Bully team.
A Coon MovE. - Representative
Caldwell of this county introduced a
bill Friday, compelling railroads tc
properly fence in their tracks, to pre-
vent accidents, andthe destruction Of
stock.
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oh I!

The following sqaib, from yester-
days Register, is the joint production.
and shows the combined talent, in
that direction, Of two of the smartest
and newest married local editors in
the State, viz "Ret" Clarkson of the
Register, and Ed Upham of the Mus
catine Courier.
This isa case of early depravity
to which we direct the attention OF
Senator Parvin, Chairman of the
State Reform School Committee
PRosY PoEsY ABOUT FROZEN
PosE,-Upham, of the Muscatine
Courier, trots out the following bit Of
inspiration on pathetic subject
Those who don't want to read the
last line needn't to. 1t is set in poet.
ic measure, and gallops thus: "On a
winters night, when the moon shone
bright, and the snow was crusted
DER, with maid as fair as seraphs
are, | slid from hill down lower.
Ere we reached the place, like horse
on race, our swift sliding sled ca
reened, and with tresses fair, stream
ing back on the air, sweet Sallie went
eend over eend.',
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ODE PELLA GAzETTE.-This paper
comes to us enlarged to seven col
umns. We are unable to read one
word of its jaw breaking dutch, but
has clear print, and clean face, and
its proprietors who ought to know,
and who arc supposed to be familiar
with its contents and principles, say
it is sound radical journal, devoted
to the great doctrines of the Repub-
lican party. We wish aDe Pella Gaz.
ette' unbounded pecuniary and po-
litical success, in that benighted
missionary field, which supports Van
Benefits Coppcrhead.
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The Ottumwa Courier.
CITY ITEMS.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS havere-
ceived under the frank Of Judge
Loughridge, Gen. II. f. Paines OK
haustive speech on the delay in the
payment of Soldiers bounties. We
have also received under the frank OF
Gen, John A. Logan, the speech o.
Gen. Ben. Butler, delivered Nov. 26
9th last, on the reduction ofthe cur
rency for which the gentleman con
cerned will please accept our thanks
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AMERICAN JOURNAL OF HoRTICUL-
TURE AND FLoRIsT's Commemorative
are in receipt of this elegant monthly
magazine tor February. 1t is a large,
finely printed and illustrated serial
very much the size Of the Atlantic,
and full to overlooking with interest
ing horticultural and agricultural
matters. Published by Tilton & Co.
Boston, single copies 50 per annum
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-02-13

PUTNAM's MAaAzINE.-We have re-
ceived the second number, being for
February, Of the revived Putnam
Its frontispiece contains a fine medal
ion likeness Of the dead poet, Fitz
Greene Halleck, while its reading
columns are filed to repletion with
the best matter American authors can
afford. Putnam was, until its unfor-
tunate suspension, the most readable
and entertaining Of all our American
monthlies, and the two first numbers
of the new experiment, to.wit: Jam
uary and February, give abundant
promise Of its re establishment in the
popular favor. G. P. Putnam & Co.,
publishers, N. Y, and for sale by
news dealers generally.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-02-13
Elegant Palace Sleeping Cars

run from Clayton, ILL.,, to Peru, Indiana,
so that passengers can get good nights
res] while pursuing their journey.
Baggage checked through to all princi
pal points.
The st. Louis Express Train leaves Keo
kuk at 500 p m; will arrive in st, Louis at
6:l5 m. Leave st. Louis at S:l0 p m; ar
rive at Keokuk at7:00 m.
Elegant Sleeping Cars run through be-
tween Hamilton and st. Louis.
FARE SAME AS BY BOAT.
Our facilities for forwarding LIVE
SOCK are unsurpassed. Rates as low as
tlelowest.
Freights by this route will be forwarded
with dispatch.
Express Freight Train runs through
from Toledo to Keokuk in 46 hours. Over
charges and damages promptly settled
Rates as low as by any other route.
No Transfer of Freight betreen Boston,
Nep York and Keokuk.
OFFICE-In Stone Depot, corner Frort
and johnson streets, Keokuk.
w. H. McDOEL, Gen Agt., Keokuk,
Il. l.. KNAPP, Supt. Western Div,
--4-t- - e. A. CHAPLIN. Gen. Supt.
Springfield.
June Gath, 1s67-dly.
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DR.. JOHN BULLS
@ re a t r. 9 m e d y
Bulls Cedron Bitters,
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.
arkansas Heard From,

Y,ES7IMONY OF MEDICAL MEN N
Stoney Point, White Co., Ark.
May 23d, 1865.
DIR. JOHN BuLL-Dear Sir: Last Feb
ruary l was iii louisville purhsai M
drugs, and 1got some OF your Sarsaparilla
and Cedron Bitters.
My son in-law, who was with me in the
store, has been down with rheumatiin the
some time, commenced on the Bittesm for
soon found his general health iniprrs and
DR.. Gist, who has been in baaoved.
tried them and he also improved.
DR.. Coffee. who has been in bad health
for several years--stomach and liver af-
.fected-he Improved very much by the use
III your Bitters. Indeed the Cedron Bit
tiers has givenyou great popularity in this
settlement. think l could sell i great
Quantity Oh your medicines This fail--espe-
cially ofyonE Cedron Bitters and Sarsapa-
filla. shiPmesia MemR p.,,, care OF Rick
&c, B, WALKER.
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REBuILT.--In business letter from
VIM. Sewers, of Princeton, ILL.,, for
merly of this city, we learn that their
concern, composed of himself, George
w. Sewers and Capt. T. j. collars,
who, it will be remembered, had their
Touring mill burnt down in the great
fire that destroyed Princeton last
Fall, have just rebuilt it, and now
have one of the finest brick Touring
mills west of Chicago. Our people
will learn with pleasure Of the sue.
cess of these old and very worthy
citizens of Ottumwa in their new
home.
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PERsoNAL-We received call to-
from Capt. Woodward editor Of that
excellent Republican journal, the
Charlton Patriot.
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The human family ia so numerous

The human family is so numerous
that birth anda d1ath occur every
moment. Every second child is
born; every second some one dies
The prevalence of sickness in the
world may be realized in DIR. J. G.
Ayers Laboratory, where medicines
are made for all mankind. 1t would
scarcely seem that there are throat,
enough to swallow the doses he is
suesdaily Ayers Sarsaparil.a, Ague
Cure, and Cherry Pectoral by the
thousand gallons and Ayers Pillslit
orally by the ton. But they must allbe
warted, or he could not make sucn
quantitiesfor SO many years.--North-
field Telegraph.
Those irreverent lads who called
names after a certain bald head OF
old, deserved their untimely end, be-
cause at that time no panacca had
been discovered to restore the human
hair upon the bald spots. But now
Rings Vegetable Ambrosia is known
to possess the rare merit of invigora-
ting the roots and filling them so
full of life, where not entirely dead,
that they cannot help putting new
growth which rivals in beauty the
locks of youth.
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10000 AGENTS WANTED

for an entirely New Bushes. The great.
es inducements ever offered. Agents an
coming money, Full particulars sent on
receipt Of stamp. Address
DOANE 4 MASSEY.
8l4 Olive Street. st. Louis, Mo.
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The Hawkeye In :urance Company
in this city hassustmined another loss
by fire, and as usual paid it promptly.
A school houscin New Albany town
ship, Story county, was burned on
the 9th, prox., and on the I'D of
January the Company adjusted and
paid therefor $500, being the full in
surance on it. The President, G.. II.
Mcintosh, and the Secretary, John
M. Daily, of the School District of
that township speak in flattering
terms of the fairness and promptness
of the company touching this loss.--
Bnt when we consider that such is
the testimony of every man who has
sustained loss, and has been tor,
tunatc enough to be insured in the
Hawkeye, it only adds one to the
many certificates the Company has
received. We can cordially endorse
the Hawkeye as being sound relia.
BILE company-and unite with the
universal verdict ofbusiness men gen
orally, that it is one Of the leading
insurance companies in the State and
eminentb entitled to the peoples
confidence.-iStdte Register
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-21
C0TLEGE MEETING.

At the Euegostion Of 3 number Of our
people, there win be meeting Of the citizens
Of FrsnOnt and vicinity, on Tuesday even
ing next, August 95th, at Birchard Hail.
for the purpose Of taking measures to SECURE
the location Of new Oollsgs at this place.
The importance Of the proposed College
and the wealth and reputation IT would add
70 our city, should induce every citizen to
ssssnd the meeting, ready and willing to
respond literally to any call that may Be
made. Let there be a general attsndancs
next Tuesday evening at Birchard Han.
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A Splendid Vessel.-Capt S. FLINT Of
FremOils, aud o. L. N1Ms Of Buffalo, are
baTinZ a splendid vessel built at the ship
yard of Messrs. BAILEY in Toledo, at a
cost Of about $4,000 1t is intended for
trade between Chicago and Buffalo, and will
carry $4,000 bushels of grain. The Blade
spsaks as follows of the construction of the
vessel:
aTh9 hull is complete. and ole side Of
It has received a coat of paint; the main
sp.rssre up, and preparations are making
for putting up the rigging. We are inior-
med that. she will be fitted out and furnish
ed complete before launching, and will be
ready 10 take on cargo as soon a. she
enters the water. She is a model craft,
ID every particular-strOng staunch, the
workmanship on her of the best character,
and those competent to express an opinion
saw that she will be the best vessel they
have ever seen on the Lakes. Mr.. Mas
one of her owners was in the city on Sat
urdsv and made a critical inspection o
the vessel, and expressed himself highly
gratified with her model and the manner in
which Msssrs. BAlEEY have performed
their contract spwelI pelsed is he with
this craft that he viii prpvably engage
with Messrs,eB to put another vessel on tn
stocks, Or about the size of the one noE
buildi1e as soon as this one can be got ou'
of the way.
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Grant Club in Townsend.

ads TOWNSHIP, Aug II, 1868.
EpIroa FRFMoxr JoURSAE;-Tbe Union
voters of Townsend Township met at the
usual place Of holding elections in said Town
ship on Saturday evening, 18th inst, and
orasulzsd a GRANT oEUB, BY calling O. G.
SANFORD to the chair. WhereuPOp o. SelVey
ESQ :, was chosen President; q. N. Straight
and @. G. Sanford Vice Presidentsi Chss
jackson Sec, and H. A.. Sanford Treas
The President, appointed for executive com
uittee E. A. Beebe, ". 7. Parkhnrst, and
Franklin Dirlam.
Yours for GRANT, CoLFAx GIBSON and VIC
4oRY. CHAs. jackson, Sec'y.
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Republioan County oonventiaa !

Republican County Convention :
Pursuant tocan aalsvk snuSsberd6f lSsPub-
licaa voters Of Ssndgsky. county assembled
in cOlyspt.Sn se OuI Hosssn mq
on saturday afternoon, Aug. 18th, for Che
FnFh5sc OF nominating candidates for county
sHicefs and for the transaction of other busi
ness. ySMaAGaAG
The convention was organized by calling
Judge VIM. S. Russell, of Green Greek, to
tbg Chair, and abps % sgss Sec
fetary.
On motion Of Hon. Homer Everett the
Chair appointed eemnitsee q three on
Resolutions: Fiz: =. Exssssl Q. ieIntyre,
SamI Skinner.
On NOTICE d Platt Brush, Esq, the
Cbsir appointed committee of three TO
rerOrt to if6e cOnyshtiOn slnsY County
Central sud ESsentiye eonmilses W !
P. Brush, 7 0lapp. DR.. Ferguson
Nominations for county officers being in
order, Benjamin F. Stackhouse, Of jackson
tOwnship, vas pyeseItsd as ssbdidqss EOF
the Office Il COahiy Oohinissienef; and Rlnk
Jones, of Riley township, as a candidate for
the Office of In6rmsry Director. No other
names being presented, they were nominated
by acclamaiiOn.
The Committee on Resolutions through
tbeit chairman, reported as follows:
ReS6lcsa.I Fhat y appfeye and epdsnse
the declaration OF pfinci pies, setiiotth m our
Siath and National platforms.
RssoIUed That we will labor sssiduously
ana earnestly for the election not only OF
/ GbaNr and CoLEAx, but for every candidate
on our ticket for State, Congressional aud
Local officers.
Resolved That in the Hon. R. P. Buck
land the 9th Congressional District has
/ RepresentatiyeF whose Rcis We cosdLallG aP-
prove. and whose tried patriotism, firmness,
zeal, industry, ability and rectitude oil NE
command our confidence and admiration,
4 ard that his successful Efforts and labors
i.foT ,be general and local interests Of San
dusky county, entitle him to the lasting
/ gratitude of the inhabitants.
The resolutions we're adopted unanimously,
The committee Of which Ne. Brush was
chairman, then reported names for the
County Central aud Executive Committees
as follows:
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
FIX Tetsrv DIV, L. Kelley, Capt u
B. Bedding, Risa EabiDg tud Dennis D Aly.
E OENrRAr eoMMIrfEK.
Can't lie Roy Moore, Ballville;
OolsC. G. Eaton, Green Greek;
r F. Stsckhouse, jackson;
Ww. Jones, Riley;
Grant ForgersOn, Rice;
W. Rearick, Sandusky
Adam Bair, Scott;
o. Selvey, Townsend
h Jos. Gsrus, Madison; hffE TqH1g'
! J. H. Rearick, WOodville;
Samuel Skinner, Washington
o. A. Willard, York. ..4-
The report was adopted, and the old
Committees discharged.
There being no further business before the
Convention, Gen. I. R. SHERWOOD, RePub-
Ian candidate for Secretary of State, was
iutroduced and delivered an able and elO-
ouent address on the political questions OF
the day, which was frequently cheered and
heartily appreciated.s "A 2E a
The convention adjourned with cheers
for the speaker, cheers for the ticket, cheers
for GIBSON, and cheer upon cheer for GRANT
and OoLFAx. $50 m ~
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Accident to a Little Girl.-A sad
accident happened to a little girl, ten or
twelve years old, the, daughter of Nr.
Gas. Ptkd, OF this place, last "wednesday
afternoon. ( bn Front street, near The Ger.
mar ReiOtmed Church, a wsa isSBeiug
drilled by horsepower. The girl was sit
ting on the wheel that reVOlves fat-wise on
the ground, and while it was going around
sic dropped one foot between the arms Of
the wheel I. was caught among the tim-
bers and bsists tlls hOTsa csald be Stopped
both bones of her leg were broken. Dr.
GRoGT was called and rendered surgical
assistance.
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Backed OUT Democratic sporting men
are not riisking their. money oi S sbrE and
BIAS alscdOns Not Aaeh They blew
herd, and offer to bet; but when asked to
come down with the funds, they cant see it.
A prominent Democratic Official of this
county, to-witly: Sheriff RUSSELL, the other
day offered to bet $4,000 that GRANT and
CO1gaz fPtlS gbs gd&sftq and 81 thFt hFs
wouldu't back out if any one would take
the bet. A Republican snapped him up
promptly on the $4,000 bet but the Sheriff
backed Out--cOuldn't see il. Hepaid his g
for the little amusement.
Change of Firm.-The old established
House of DIE. DILLON & Son Druggists
Of this city, has changed ownership, DR.
D1LLox & SoN have sold out to N essrs. J
II. LASxAS and E. S. THoMAs, OF Coium'
bus o. The sasR8 larnT fare YQqHs
men, and avg ,sonsratulats thsp lpp being
able to step into the furnishing business
built up by their predecessors.
We are sorry tO lose Dr.. DILIoS ang
OHAaLEs from the drug and stationery line
and hope they wbl fnd kt . their inteyes
to femuinidentifed, in soms-vsy1 With tn
business community ofFfemont.
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= Grant olub in scott.

80 Sc0TT TOWNSHIP Aug. 10, 1000
EDITOR fremont JoURSAL.-The Repub-
lieans Of this township have organized q
GRAsr CLuB, aud are preparing to go in
strong for GRANT, CoLFAx and YICToRYl
The meeting was held at LoSe's School
house, and was attended by hundred
people. The best Of feeling prevailed
Resolutions were adopted and COnstitu-
tion reported. The officers of the club
we're elected as follows; s. s. LONe, Presi'
dent. ADIM BAfR, and I. N. SOLoxox, Vice
Presidents. D. NJ. LONe, Treasurer PErER
M1LLkA, Secretary. The Club win hOlC
meetings weekly. Bully for Scott"
Yours 20 RErrBLIcAN.
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Orders from Abroad.-TsCHUH1 q DOS-
orsoE have received two orders from abroad
to furnish school houses with desks, One
order il from MonrOeville, 70 furnish $50
desks for the new school house in that Placei
and the other is from Grestline, to furnish
betwesr two and three hundred dssks. for
tbs large school house there.
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40cKC NOTICES,

-.,1~-- II1frt7'i ?.
ATHE NEW FIRM AT TIE OLD CORNER.
r-Messrs Hel.idsus q StFsdssss flon y ss
York have opened & SpIshdid Stock: d
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, such as Cal
ieocs. Muslinsl Ties, lsnless EienHslS
Dress Goods, Shawls, Cloaks, Cloths, White
Goods, TRAININGS, Notions. etc, ETC., and
/ Mems aud Boys Clothing, Hats, Caps,
Trunks Gents Furnishing Goods, etc, etc,
at at the old korbsr Of Bristol b Taylor, Fte-
mont. They are gentlemen Of large bust
ness experience, accommodating and polite
in their intercourse With customers, employ
gentlemanly elerkss aud with a 'psrtner-in
New York to send them daily, the latest
styles of Goodstbey' cannot, fail to sue
ceed. Give them a call.
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Lunbor. - The ahipments Of lumber
from this port to eastern markets Is quite
brisk, and vessel after vessel clears with
lumber FROM different yards in our city.
Tho LGks Erie & Louisville Railroad also
brings in, daily, large quantities Of lumber
which is shipped east as rapidly 81 possible
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-21

ALL PoLITIcAL MATTERS Should be
properly discussed and (cussed) this fall'
as is generally the case But there is one
matter of vastly more imPOrtaPce to Farmers
and all concerned and that is the raising Of
good crops and especially wheat In doing
this every Farmer knows that 70 drill in
wheat is the most. certain way to secure g
good harvest and to SECURE the way is to go
to Stahl & Younkman, No. 81 Mammoth
Block, State St., Fremont Ohio, who are
agents for the Hoosier drill, drill that
beats the world aud we can prove it
having taken the first Premium at all of the
follOwiag State Pairsi New York, Pennsyl-
vsnia, Ohio, Iudiaua, Michigan, Kectpeky
Illinois, Wisconsin, and Kansas. Cali and
sec it before purchasing elsewhere. e g'v
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Everv farm.r in this county knows

Every farmer in this county knows
that to drill in their wheat instead of SOW
ing it broad cast is materially better taking
all seasons as they run and therefore
they should buy the very best drill that
can be found, consequently every farmer
is interested and should cali and examine
before purchasing elsewhere the celebrated
Hosier Grain Drill, which viii be on exhibi.
tiOn at the agents store. D. N. Younkman'
Agent, Fremont, o. 2I-54