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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-03-13

" ~ a X "A - ~ Il 1 u - -
Pages Climax Salye, a Family
blessing for 25 cents.
1t heals without a scar. No
family should be without It.
We warrant ii 10 cure Scrofula
Sores, Salt Rkeum, ClliIbIains,
letter, PimpIes, and ali Erup-
tiOns of the Skin. Fer Sore
Breast or Nipples, Culs, 6prains,
Bruises, Burns, SealdS, Chap
ped Hands, &c, it makes a
perfect cure.
1t has been used over fifteen
years, without 0Ee failure.
1t has no paralleI-lsaying per-
fectly eradicated disease and
healed after all ether remedies
had failed. 1t is a compound cf
Arnica with many other Extracts
and BaisamS, and put UP in
larger boxes for the same price
than any other Ointment.
Sold By Druggists everywhere. White & How
land, Pyoprietors, g, Libuty Street New York.
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THE SARsAPARILLA DIGGERs OF 1CCArAN.
This singular set of people are descended
from the ancient Aztecs of Southern Mexico
and still retain some of the peculiarities
which Stephens and Prescott gave Of their
ancestors. DR.. J. @. Aver d. Co., employ a
small army of them in digging Sarssparile
root Provided with narrow spades, coil
of rope, and bag of water, they are ready
sor the forest where the wild banana furnishes
them food, and thick-leaved trees their Only
shelter. Few of those who find themselves
rejuvenated by this product, know how much
they are indebted to the toll Of these humble
laborers, who dig health for thousands oi
Doctor Ayers patrons, while they sometime
lose their own Boston Commercial.
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BARSuM's Museum, in New York. wa.

BARNUM's Museum, in New York, was
again burned Tuesday morning, all the lar
ger animals beng consumed in the flames.
Several adjoining buildings were also de
stroyed, the fire being communicated TO one
side of the Prescott House, but by extraor
dinary exei lions on the part of the fremeu
this latter building was saved. The loss or
the museum and contents will amount t.
$5O0,0OO, and various other parties lose
heavily. Insurance not ascertained.
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SINGULAR CoIKcIDENcE.-It is coiuci-
deuce worth noticing, that the last case of
impeachment was that of Judge Humphreys,
Of Tennessee, who, 10 1862, was impeached
upon the testimony of Andrew johnson; and
one of the managers prosecuting that i'm
parchment was Pendleton, now one of the
Democratic candidates for the Presidency
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GEN. GRAxr's CHURoa -GoING HAsiTs.-
In view of the recent sfstement of the New
York Woad that General Grant is not a
church going man it isworth while to recall
the fact that he is not or y irregular attendant
at the Wesleyan Chapel, but gave $4,000
towards the Metropolitan Methodist Church
nov being erected at the Capita
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EOR SALE.-A Farm of zoe acres

L in York Township, three miles from Bellevue,
one nile south Of the Pike, good fenees, two good
orchards, good peach orchard, good brick house
with good cellar, two new barns, good wells ald cis
terns, and forty acres OF woodland.
Another Of 160 Gcre6, Oa ihs Battsrnut Ridge road
miles from 8ellsTue, good brick house with good
cellar, and good boi baro, good well, orchard,
fences and eight ac,es Of woodland.
Another Of 7t acres, on the BusternUi Ridge road,
mills from Bellevue, one naile south of The piks, ,
large tNO-storT brick house, large cellar. good
wells. good birns, orchard, ard ten scrss of hne
woodland.
Bellevue. r-f
On each place there is from twenty to forty acres
OF peach land.
Terms very low For particulars inquire on the
sElz Bellevue, Ohio.
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Ee9al advertisements.
MASTER COMMISSIONERS
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

1c-l5 Master Commissioner, sandusky Co. o
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A Party wIahout Principles.

The party calling itself Democratic
has some strength negatively because
it as an opposition party, but as for pos
tive, good principles it has none. Can
any one tell what good principle is ad-
vocated by tie Democratic organiza-
ton? 1t sneers at morality. Having
an instructive hatred of everything good,
it calls Republicans "God and Human
ity fellows, "as if that were term Of re-
proach. And it is, in Democratic light
1t openly advocates imtemperance, by
forcing that question into politics. 1t
estranges foreign-born citizens from the
Republican party, their best friend, by
gross lies, and by fostering their preiu-
dices. 1t is essentially and intensely
demagoguical, and sacrifices love of
country, quiet, ORDER law, everything,
for party success. Its leaders are
among the worst corrupt men in the
country, and its strongest support
ers are the debased and igno-
rant. Its editors as class are
illiterate squirts, with less gen
eral intelligence and far less dignity
than any other class in community. 1t
blackens the reputation Of brave soldiers
by abuse, and slavers towards and
sneaks with the most servile adulation.
1t beats, bites, kicks, bullies its mem
bers when they leave IFS ranks, and
promptly rewards its occasional con-
verts with its confidence and favors.
Altogether, civilization never produced
a greater political monstrosity than the
modern democratic" party, and it is a
profound mystery how any man of
common sense, honesty and patriotism
can act with it Many such do, how
ever.
The Republican party is far from be-
ing perfect; but it represents whatever
is good in government in society, in
politics, and is grounded OF the princi-
pies of justice and humanity, which are
eternal. 1t has, besides, all the youth
and energy of the country, and monop-
ollizes the enthusiasm, poetry aud elo-
quence ofcampaigns. Its reverses and
checks are only temporary IN the
long run it will win.
Young men! which party will you
cast your lot with
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-03-13

A Wet BLANKET Dispatches from Wash
ington state that the Democracy of the Cap
ital had made great arrangements to have q
big celebration over the expected Demo.
cratic victory in New Hampshire; bought
powder to fire off 100 guns, and had Mont.
gomery Blair and crowd of the faithful
at their party headquarters on Tuesday
night ready to jubilats. When the returns
came, announcing Republican victory, the
effect was as if a very wet blanket had been
dropped on them. They left for their sew
eral homes, sadder men. The Republicans
it was who burnt the powder.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE,

IL The Undersigned offers for sale her residence
situated on West State Street, opposite the residence
Of J. Z. Herd, Esq. There are on the premises a
good frame house, frsms barn or wood-house and
other out-houses, a well of never failing water, a
gooi cistern &c; also choice lot Of fruit trees.
Terms reasonable. For further particulars enquire
on the premises. Mrs.. J. C. II. MONTGOMERY
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CLIMAX! CLIMAX!!

j. K. BARTLETT, Master Commissioner.
Plaintiffs Attorney
Fremont, o., March 4, 1883. l0.d
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a LETTER 70 OUR CONGRESS

BELLEvur, g j, March the s,h 1868
K, P BucSIAN6, NJ. 0.-DEAR GENERAL !;
0fthe times We say bat little of the wealth
er, o, dear, how could you G2pgressmen give
US such cold snap? Sp, it vas So Ffrm
and nice three WfgkF ago thstihs yeruin, o.
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TIE ALABAMA OLAIMs.-The cable dis
patches of late have brought very full re-
ports of the debate in the English House o.
Commons on the claims ofthe United States
against England for the mischief perpefrated
by the rebel priyateer Alabama, during the
late war. The Alabama was made and fit
ted out in England, manned by English and
rebel sailors, and used during tie war to
prey on American commerce, The debate
in the House of Commons shows that there
is strong disposition in England to pay
these claims, or at least arrive at some ami
cable settlement of them.
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nor sALE-FARM AND WOOD

Il LAND The undersigned cfsrs for sale 10
of good timSered land, viii be sod in 20
lots Il desired. Also ons 40 fam aGjJiniDg the
above, 20 acres improved, house just eomplstsd
will be sold in one nt divided as lnticated above.
Land situated ia Ballvile Bsp, section 20, two
miles south of Bailvle Village adjoining The farm
John Neason on the east, viii be sold at bargain on
easy terms Of payment. AFPlJtO .----..-rf
fs, S.P. AEN6,.
'--F or CAxFiELD / & Co.
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FRUIT PRosrECTs. = Mr.. Bateham, the
Secretary of the State Horticultural Society
was in town yesterday. He says he has cx-
amined the peach trees about the city, and
finds them generally uninjured. On the
Lake shore, east Of Cleveland, where he re-
sides, 10 material injury has been done by
the winter. State Journal
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The FLooD ELsEwHERE.--The damage
caused by the ice gorge in the Maumee
river, at Toledo, proves more serious than
was at first reported Early Oh Monday
evening the ice gorged jqst below the city,
the river rose rapidly, and Tuesday morning
the property along the river was completely
flooded. The Cleveland and Toledo Rail-
road bridge sustained some damage, which
caused delay n the running of trains.
Tuesday at one O'Clock P N, The ice found
passage, and carried away portion of the
Cher.y street bridge. The Island House
and depot were of course inundated Ticket
offices in the depot h)ated around with a
looseness, and much damage was done to
property.
In Cleveland ,he food IN he Chyahoga
was unusually severe and the destruction
of property and obstruction Q business
heavy. H
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Uneq'iaIed Quality!

Having extensive arrangements with largo Eastern
Manufacturers, for the rst and best line of Goods
for
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HEAR IT NOT, DUNCAN ''-The day the
impeachment resolutions passed Congress,
an excited Kentucky member telegraphed to
his constituency at Newport TO Ring the
bellsl Gail out the peOple! Susfqiu the
Presidentl!! Send on resolutions!lll 3" Thus
spurred by the lightning, the Democracy
did so, and had a huge old time, The next
Monday was municipal election day 10 New
port, and The contest reSnlsed IN a straight Re
pcblican victory, The Democrats might
have said of the beIl-rihging:
Hear it not, Duncanl It's the knelr
That summons thee 10 &C.
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NOR SALE-One of the finest resi-

kNOR SALE-One OF the finest resi-
Il dences in the city of Fremont. A bssut;ful
y. story Gothic Dwelling House, with French win
dows opening down 10 the fOor and out on the YER
Barn AMI wood house in the rear, with brick walks,
in good order. A beautiful lawn fronting on Mar
ket Street with evergreeus shade trees and fhru5-
berry, besides grapes Of several varieties, LaWton
Backbe rries and varieties of choice uts and ber
ries of al kinds. A lot and half Price $1,000
Terms elsy. EnqIire of CAMFIELD CO.,
at the Post Off ., or LEWIS CAHFIEL7,
at Hardware Store.
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When the g. S. Senate sits as a Court
of Impeachment it requires two-t thirds
vote to render a verdict of guilty. In
the present case, the Republicans will
have several votes more than the nee
esssry two-thirds
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DEATH OF GEN. AsBoTH.-The dealh OF
Gen. ALEXANDER AsB9rH, the U. S. Mipis-
ter to BuenOs Ayers, IS sanounced. Gen.
AsBorH was Hungarian, and served faith
fully as a Brigadier General through our late
war. He "fought nit SeigeP' II Missouri,
and afterwards had command in the 18th
Corps. He was gcad fighter, bat not very
well liked, on account Of his violent temper
and eccentricities. He had a passion for
dogs and horses; always rode blooded horses,
ard bad pack of dogs of low and high de
gree around his head quarters. In camp,
he divided his time between his dogs anl
horses, and cursing the officers on his staff.
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Fair and Thorough Trial

0fout goods from al who are interested in buyins
6yst-clsss article of Tea and Coffee, at the lowest
possible rates. =gsFs Sam3.
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EHOR SALE.-A Farm of 24o acres

I'Uh SALE.-A Farm OF 40 acres,
Il 40 acres cleared aud under cultivation, balance
t!mbered; large rev two-story brick house, with
an addition and half stories; feams barn 40X70
feet; wagon shed and crib 24X50 feet; two orch
ards, wells at house and barn, and everything ar
ranged with view TO comfort and eonvsnience.
Situated in Jackson Township, seven miles from
Fremont; three miles west CT TindEl Saw Mil. The
best farm in Jackson Township Price $50 per acre.
Terms easy. CAMFIELD CO.,
D.
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The President, it is reported, viii select
his counsel from the following persons
Judge Benjamin Curtis, of Massachusetts
James 7. Brady. David Dudley Field, Wm.
M. Bvarts, and George Ticknor Curtis, Of
New. York j. J. Black, of Pennsylvania
Hou. A. G. Thurmnn and W s. Groesbeck,
of Ohio. Charles o'Connor viii NOT be en-
ployed in The case, f-5... ..-..
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Andrew johnson threatens to make a
great speech before the Senate on the i'm
peachment matter. That will settle the
question. If he defends himself in a big
speech he will be convicted.
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Two DEMOCRATIC ORGANs.-At La Crosse,
Wis, far up the Mississippi river, one
Brick" Pcmeroy publishes a Democratic
paper which is the synonym for ell that is
diabOlical in politics. At Green Bay, Wis,
far up Lake Michigan, there is published a
thrifty old Democratic joui aal CO led the
AdvocGts, by CHARLES ROBINSON, from which
We copy, on the first page of this week 5
journal, an editorial article headed " Ny
Maryland" We commend the Adrc cate s
article to the attentive perussl of Democrats
in this lccality, and hope they viii profit by
the comparison thus afforded between the
two Democratic organs.
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A n U A l. S ATE4E ENT
l = f.cF THE
EipemeMS Insurance
GO NJ P A N Y,r
OfDayton, O Jan. Ist 1868
CERTIFICATE OF Authority.
AUDITOR OF sTATE ) VFFJCE,
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,
CnIrMkrrH q. IannArY -. lSl3


COLUMBUS, o., January 30, 1888 }
I. is de ehy Certified That the Firemsns Insurance
Company, loc sted Dayton, in the State of Ohio,
has complied, in all respects, with the laws Ct this
relating to such Insurance Companies, for the
rent year, and has fled in this office q State
ment, By the proper officers, showing its condition
ard business, az the date Of such StaIt m-nt, l.
lows:
Amount Of actEs! paid up Capital ----S $1,000 90
Aggrezlt5 amount O sTa.iSble Assets s7.572 81
Amount of Inccns for she preceding yesr. 1885 81
Amount q Expenditures i2r tho preceding
year. --------.--. a5,757 Z6
Amount Of Stock Notes amp iid.-------- 10000 90
ia y .tptss Whsreo. have 5s1to5to absorbed my
nnue, .u5 caused Jas seal i-y 9 onlss to 5e afix
I'd, iiis day ard gear Sb,vs 1ritted
sIAl. JAS Il. G0DkAS, auditor oi State.
Directors az Fnsnens ISsaranse Company for
1855 -. Craighead Jno. Poweii V Winters, r s.
BsbStt, Josiah GerSart, D. Keitef, Y. 5. Phslp7,
SAM aieyshsl. EzfG 3iDnl 'o
s o'sig .ead, Pr;s Y. Tin;s;- < SoC, Treas; J.
b Eng, Ssc'5
A. n. GOUGD. a 81, Fremont, 9, il-Is
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The Singer Manufacturing Co.'s
New Family Sewing Machines,

are simple, compact, durable and beautiful. TheJ
are quiet light and capable of performing
range and variety of work never before attempted
upon single mIchine, using either Silk, Twist
Linen or Cotton Thresds, and sewing with .tquA
facility the very finest and coarsest materials ant
anything between the two extremes, ir the most
beautiful and substantial manner. Their sttnci
ments for HeDming, Braiding, Cording, TuckiDg
Quilting, Telling, Trimming, Binding &c, ara n.vs
and practics and have been invented and adi usteC
especially for these Machines.
For Shoe and Cater Filters Seams.r, ssts. Tailors
Manufacturers ofShirt Collars, Shirts Cloaks, Man
tes Clothing, Hats, Caps, Corsets. Linen and sin
Goods, Umbre las, Parasos, &c they are without
rival.
Superior and proper Silk, Twist, Linen and Cottcr
Thresd, Oil and other Findings for the of all Ia
chines kept in stock and furnished at the lOwes
market prices.
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NE r T IFIC ATE

~ FoE PUBLICATION,
AUD TOR OF SrATg's OFF.Cg,
Dept offusurance, Colrm5cs, o.. Jan 81, 1865
It is Hereby Ce iGed, That ths Westar.. In -aranc.
Comp ~, locs' u at BIZ islo, a ths State OF New
York, has COUPLED. in ali resp sets with In. lsEs #
his te relst.og to such Insurance Companies fJr
the current year. and has fled in this Office a swoI
Stltemsnt by the proper officers, shew; ng its con-
dition and bus oess. rs date Of such fStlterent,
as follows:
; no 1T Ct acsIal psid up Capital ----.S30Of 90
Aggrege amopnt of available Assets 594 230 81
Aggrega amouns Of Liabilities rs, ,O5a 70
amount ofincorle for the preced ng year 5s7 3I4 So
Am ;unt Of Expanditr ~es for the preceding
year r.-------------.---- 5IS, ,255 so
In Witne-l Whersoe l have hsrauu.o subscribe !
my IF 1ls, md cIused the Seal Of my ocs to he afx-
ed, ths day and year above written.
ZEAL JAS. Il. GoDN4S Auditor of s. te
I. e. AMsDEN, Agt, From ont, q. IL
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Ground CoHees.
PURE RIO, 20, rs and so cents per pound
BEST OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, 10 cents
pound
ROYAL, CLUB-Extra Fine-35 cents.

ROYAL CLUS-EXtra Eine-55 cents.
In order to meet the demands Of The people Of
Fremont and vicinity, We have appointed NesGrs g
Buct&pd 6 Son Agents for The sale OF our Tess add
COfees. All goods are put up by ourselves in one
pound packages ST our Warehouse in New York, and
ret2iled at Fremont, Ohio, by s. Buckland Son. al
ths prices at which they to be had our
counters in New Yo:k. All goods put up by bear
the trade mark OF "7he Grsst United StStes Tea
Warehouse OF 7. Y. Kelley & Co stamped on the
package None others are genuine. We es-
peeisliy caution people against procuring their
goods Of any company in New York, Boston OF
ELSEWHERE, representing themselves being con.
nected with our house. Wsaolicit
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TOR SALE My House and Lot
Il in the 7iilsya of Bailvile. The house is new
sud we'll suited u large family. Ferce, cistern
cellar. &c. all hight. desirable plsce. Apply 70
eh2wrd X. 3, GLASS.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS

MASTER COMMISSIONERS
Roberts Sheldon: ,I r Plain'iffa' In s'udusky
Jackson Quisno, ct al Defendants. Common Pleas
Notice is hereby given that will of4r for s4ls at
public auction, at the door # the Court House in
Fremont, on
Saturday, the 11th day of April, 1868,
At one O'Clock P. NJ of said day, the following
Real Es'.te, to-wit: "Beginning at the southwest
corn of the north west quarter Of section twelve
III, Township fge 81, range fifteen ll5l in San
dusky county, Ohio, running thence north 174
degrees, east III so rods to the banks Of the San
dufky River; thence with the co1rse of the stream
downwards to point which measured on lire
running at right angles to the Aforesaid line is so
and = degrees west l46 rods to point on the west
line of said section twelve l12l; Themes running
south the section line 1903 rods to the place of
beginning containing &C. 10 acres, excepting there
from piece of land 76 rods long and az ross wide
heretofore conveyed by z H. Underh i'll and wife to
Mary E. Berry By Geed dated November Goth, 1865 -
Also piece of land beginning st the quarter sec
tion corner the line between sections IL and II
aud running thence south one degree west 24-Z5
cha. ms to the bank OF the Sandusky Rive; thence
with ths descending stream to a corner cn the bank
from which a post bears north u degrees west leo
links, said post being witnessed by willow tres II
inches in diameter bearing south Al degrees west;
ia links from the corner the line runs north n ce-
containing forty six acres Of land less; the
whole containing abou. 92 seres." Taken "a the
property Cf Jackson Qiisno, ct al on an order OF
sale in favor of Roberts Il Sheldon issued Y the
ard TO me directed as Master Commissioner of said
Court.
Appraised at $1,000.
J l.. GREENE, Jr.,
j. K. BARTLETT, Master Commissioner
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Fremont, o., March 4, 1883. l0,d
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Elegant Retail Department

For the express purpose OF retailing their goods to
60Rsamcrsst Wholesale Prices. The immense profits
which have heretofore been put upon teas and cof-
fees by the producers, the importers the jobbeTs,
brokers, specuat0rs, wholesale dealers and finally
BY the retail country merchants, have SO enhanced
the prices OF these essential every day life,
that many consumers have been Obliged to stint
themselves, or abstain altogether from the of
Teas and CoGees. It IS tSct we'll known to those
who familiar with the condition of the tea
ket that these goods are frequently rstailed by
small dealers in tbs country at twice thrice their
original yslUe and are even then aduterated and
doeterea by unPrncpled spectators as to be really
unfit for the uses OF any good and we'll provided
household.
We do not see why this should longer continus,
and therefore propose TO retail teas and cof
ses in smsH quantities to lszmsrs in all parts of
the country, at importing prices with such small
profits added thereto, as in widely extended and
constantly increasing business may reasonably COM
psusste us for ourtroubIe. We guarantee our teas
aae coees all times to he fresh and pure and
rant ali goods sold from this house to give entire
satisfaction; otherwise the goods may be returned,
ana the money win be retEude We challenge any
estSblishmentin in this countryd. compete with us in
the quality and prices ofour goods We call espec-
isl attention to ali house-keepers and heads of fam
lilies TO the following
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Price List.

ooLONG, Black go, 20, So 90 81, 90 per b., Best
MIXED, [Green &Black SO, 20, 50, 80, Sl,0O per h.
Best.
YOUNG aYsoN. tGreenJ 90, 20, 80, 90, $1,oO, 81 10
Sl25 per ID, Best
IMPERIAL, CGreen] 80, 90, sl,25.
ENG. BREAKFAST, Blackl70 so, 90, $l,00, 81, 10
81 20. Best
JAPAN 90, s., 90, s., ,25 per pound.
GCNPOWDER, Sl,25, 81, 90 per pound.