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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-03-13
RINGS
VEGETABLE AMBROSIA
IS THE MIRACLE OF THE AGE!

Gray.Headed People have theE
lockSTestored by it to the dark, iust'ons.
,ilkeatresses of youth, and are happy
Young People, with light, faded orred Hair.
have these questionable colors changed ia
L beautiful auburn, and rejaice!
People whose heads are covered with
Dandrvf and Hnmors, use it, and have
.lean coats and clear and healthy scalps
BaId-Headcd Veterans have
heir remaining locks tightened, and ths
bare spots covered with a luxuriant growth
If Hair, and dance for joy!
Young Gentlemen use it because it il
richly perfumed!
Young Ladies use it because it keeps
their Hair in place.
Everybody must and ,eW use it, because
It is the cleaHest and best article in the
market!
For Sale by Druggists generally,
Wholesale Ays nts,
STRONG L ARMSTRONG,
BENTON, MYERS & CANFIELD,
CLEVELAND
Forsale by
O. R MocULLOOH,
s. BUCKLAND h son,
ED lLLCf&SOE. +
1yl FrsmOn
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-03-13
AWAY WITH

UNCONFORTABLE
TRUSSES.
Comfort ard Cure for the
Rupiured Sent post-psid on
receipt Of 10 cents.
AddrsEs
Dr.. E. B. FOOTE,
Nc. 1lO Lexington Az, cor
ofFsst 28th st. ". Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-03

our council halls by those who dared amid
the tornado OF treason that swept over the
South to stand faithfully and fearlessly for
liberty and the Union.
While DO not believe in oon6sca,iou or
anything looking ike revenge. and hoPe to
see suffrage as universal as safety TO the
loyal cause will permit. aud the restored
States guaranteeing education to all. l would
not modify the terms OF reconstruction in
any essential feature hairs breadth II
the former rebels of the South. whose bal
led ambition plunged a peaceful country
into the carnage Of civil war. refuse 10 eS'
ercise the RICH, of suffrage Proiiered to the
great bulk OF them. on tbei' hands, not ours.
viii be The responsibility.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-03
Homicide a, Buckfeld.

The quiet OF ihi, yillsge was distu, bed
last saturday. 10y one Of lAc aiiss, Occur.
rcnccs which has happened IN our County
for Ions; time. The particulars. As W.
learned them from inhabitants OF tho Town
arc July given by correspondent ofths
Portland Star, a, follows:
Mr.. Michael Brisham. a i,ll broker
OF old Dc. Btidghlm, uho las lately lived
iu he oil homrsttal 81 tl. Doctor. bal a
violent quarrel With Thomas = H.fisha,n.
grandson 60 the Doctor. who also live. IA
tie same house. on SATURDAY, evening
about O'Clock. which rosa ted IN the dcaih
81 the old gentleman by pistol shot frrL
hy the vuauC man.
The facts are % follows Tho Young man
who had Jusi rriorac,l from Portland. iouuI
that the ladies ~ ihc household. AMI c,pr
cialv bis Wiic. bal been abused hy the old
man according 80 complaint. mail Go him
On bvtug accused Of the matter hc became
furious ani attacked Thomas with chsir.
fclloWin INK him across the room, AMI striking
several 'tmc, ~Hh %. FINALLY the youus
uau ta, kcd into q he'd room wscrr be- be
though, hims,i! ct pistol los vhirh b. saw
D. hoped 60 frch'rn his a.s1iaui aray 49,
III -ut tie pistol ani warmed llc ola man
80 N'f 4 -NAf teas ''fN A'tHANA a. rAhfA kAlla
up
I i-c or three times tho pi,.ol vas
knocked out OF his haa.l bu, Al lat /, wa
picked M and discharged the shot taking
'f.c; ~ 'hc body % ihr old man. above the
A'p. aud iraiciine vo.nI from wh,eA De
ci.I tu about thirty wiaa cs. Ihoula, SAYS
faa, be- hnAily concluded - FIRE The pistol
for ,hc Vurp1,o o; vo4nl.ug his asssi'lnt i1
tae band or arm, u al an, and hsI 90
;hsHcis ui antthiu. seq iou, lruu O.. - being.
hf- aa' thoughts a tri, e. i0sh'ru th'
old man a-ay. As be- sAa that Dec vas IN
danger Of ii. hl" 10 sometime; vs. 80; done.
\ coroner, iUqarst was 'np,n~liri con.
si.;ins az pr &. S Bradbury. Naih II
Ma-iu. samuel cole, J. II. D'Cos,cr.
o.rsr Gardiner and FPtn Low After
viewing i5c body lhry q D burned 10 Friday.
ir order 20 have ihe County. Attorney,
presence The deceased mau was abou,
seventy years old sri hnd becn considered
partially insane A; tunes. ktoui tao hnp
3I'd aui 6Gy dollars vrfc inuaI on o.,
body. ia srr.i, AMI billie. i.ci 20, IA rags.
ari regretted IN D., -.,'h~s Tho ynaae aian
D. wrl. known and stand. scn iu ;Lu com.
uan,'v. and We ids, ,ba, l~v p-r.on, :,
Tribute any criminal pgrrosc go h.u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-03

society, ard the latter was presented with a
heavy plaid borg shawl from the Poudichcrry
Mn 10 Rridgton, where " The wlv. they
get up some OF ihe best shawl. .,und IN
the country Thus Toe occa,ion passed OF
very pleasant, and NC hope probably in
more respects than one {.
UVcNrIEtn.
Among the many pleasant Christmas gath.
o'ius, io thc County. where merry time
was bad, and the beautiful gift, displayed
on christmas trees. We hear that the
ono enjoyed in BuckGcli, on Wednesday
Evening. was not surpassed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-03

LETTER FROM SCHUYLER CoLFAx oN RE.
Constructions. letter from Schuyler
Coi'ax to Hon Tbos. Conway Of New Or
leans. Is as foil Tvs:
! have but 70 say in reply 70 your let
ter that you need not fssr that Congress.
vii take any back Ssrd steps in reconstrur.
tion We have slaked our political cxts.
lance on the principle hat tbe S.,tes lately
m rebrilion shall be- reofganized on tho en-
dor'ng coucr.s'oues OF loyalty and justice,
sns 'bsli 0e Jed back 10 their old places IN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-03

Toe Anniversary OF iLe birth Of CHRIST
VA observed in both churenesIn 'hi' village.
Ca "Wednesday evening. iA" exercises were
in 'be Baptist church. consisting 81 l'as'a
u' pieces. l.a.'a lr'' s'"t' a"I r'ci'''io"s.
and a brilliantly decorated ADD well filled
Christina Tree ! Do" SINGING ~as excellent.
The pieces and Rotations good aai the
gus very pretty. ]" '"e 'T'oion OF one al
least % would have seemed Htie more
appropriate 81 There A"A been soms a.''e'on
10 ine ''e'. i'".ei' ihete was nothing
''id o" Go PRAYER offered TIE songs sung.
or 'ar "a ..s f,.i',-. o. fe'ani ~ that %
was '.'s.'''' "'fAi. b" a." o'nef i''ptei'
Oh. oa''r'a..". Vas very Interesting
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-03
Editorial and Selected Items.

Society and Sabbath School of which be
was superintendent. lie and hi. esteemed
family. bear " ia them ,hc well wishe, ola
hos, OF friends
rP-Tho Methodist Society At Soath Fari,
held a Christmas Festival at their church
on Tuesday evening 9Th. VIA tablcaux.
large Christmas tree and multitude II
valuable and appropriate presents. thu
occation wa enc OF great intcrcs; and en-
joymeu, The Congregational society WI.
to have held Fcsti,a! at their house on
New Gcar's evening, but We think the
storm must have prevented.
R"uuEp ~ rnE CARs.-Wc learn lfrom
thc Pse,, ,ha, just before the train started
on The Grand Trunk Railway. on Monday
Mr. Edwa''l l.. Chase Formerly of ,his town.
lad OCCASION 10 couduc; ialy INTO the
passrngcr car. A. they entered the, car they
were met by three or four .coundrcl. who
blot ksd sP the Passags way. but allowed
The iAly 70 step by They then surrounded
Mr. asc that, for short ,imr. h,
couil nS'iacr move forward ~ backward.
After NJ. Chase 10, the car be discovered
that his Pockc, had been picked. and hi.
pocket book containing 500 L : bond.
about $40 IN money. anil suudr, notes aud
papers bad been stolen.
iT-A !ours woman ahou, - wear, Of
age VITO - SAD TO have been native OF
l''''"' ?" 'A'' County. committed .uicide
'l'' week :" Ne~ oTk' 10y taxing poison.
H"' "en' .! ''c maine ct Frances Earring
ton. a'A' Hattie Howard Shn ''il. sha
F'"'''
'''I'
- 80 Portland S'ars correspondent
,Al' ''''' "So. {. "eieh'!'' OF An'on.
''''''" man va. probably DC appointed
20 '''e''' ''so . W. "'s'F' The 'A'' ~
SCISSOR 'i The 'h'rd Ec'cUue District Of ts's
~ ''A.N' "A' more 'A'''oAIs and manu-
pro- e,a 'n'A' TIA" AZ The rest OF
40 A"' nl' power Tor mA'9'ae'
-, - 20 '''-'' IA 'i'e I "''o' 'Ay'
o.. N''"'S.An' AnI Far'sian' have
'A'' '''' s'''S '0' some time
tS-Tbe Mobile Tribune thu, aiInoai,hc,
judge Ra,ie.d stand 6r,n, then. Richard
Mustered! and ~ shall ano,u, ,oa With tue
oil 20 Trai.r Play chameleon. aud vel
bhrl,ss ysn in hos.h~sI OF suiphar.c acid.
ia frame b-i.dinr. With coarve Of
h-irk OUTSIDE, II i, sad. costs little moro
than frame boarded. clapboardcl aad
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-03

IV~The Kendalrs Mills correspondent, oil
the Bango. Wing says chat WIN Kendall Of
tnai place Is the inventor Of thc circular
saw aud toe Kendall water wheel lie also
claims that he invented what is known As
Colts revolver lie told me. few DAYS
ago, That the invention was stolen from b.m
some ten years before Colt came ogt With
his invention lIc also says that some
years ago, wien in Gardiner, one Of the
church bells was broken. lie told the
people 20 take three bars Of steel and f.sten
them together. They did so auI this gave
rise 10 the invention OF steel bells
~ Mr.. d " True. Of Portland. he
been admitted partu-r in Tie PaIls Flour.
-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-03

r7~Ons OF tlr largest lumber opei a,ors 10
'as state j. NJ Alex Git.1n. Washing
tor county TIC ta.a., Advertiser say. b.
Wi have be che woods ,bi. winter 100 men
and SEQ horses lie took up ,h, river Tor
The use OF himself and his men, previous 60
The dose Of navigation. between go 90
and 10000 worth Of goods. aud this in
addition TO suca -'.r.es a. hay. oats. and
other products obtained on the ground. and
in thc vicinity Of BIS operations
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-03
Christmas Festivities.


FRYEuuRG Dc. %. 1867
Nr. Editor. We have been enliycucd
anu refreshed bv an occasion tia; may well
bc termed IAN odd fashioned wedding -
The bridal pair were SERGEANT willard
Barker and Miss Mar W Pike. daughter
Of \. q. Pike, Esq. Of Ia, Fr,,hurc
The wedding came MI Christmas I've a:
The public house Of the brides latdcr The
hall was brilliantly Illuminated aud taste.
fully arranged for tie occasion Finy
couple OF invited friends were IN attendance
10 psrlAke Of IT, eujoymcn,s AZ eight
O'Clock. accompanied hy NJ 4 Mrs. Henry
T.. Walker, brides man AMI brides maid.
tie happy palr entered Tho hall and took
their positions. The Rev. Joba Pike. led
IA an eloquent aud appropriate prayer.
\ glcc club upder the leadership OF Mr.
Seymour 4. harrington, discussed beau
tilnl piece Of music suited 10 the ceremonies
The marriage ceremony was performed by
The father OF the bride la 4 very neat man.
Uer. AhcT ,hc many cong,a' ul,iions D,
their friends i1r their sa!o transit irom
single bondage TO matrimonial blessed.
u,ss. and While sGppcr uas bong arranged.
were high, entertained by the clcc
cab. Several lively games OF "ioriei,s';
were PLAYED. and many a lad and las. found
how pleasant 1t was 20 be The subjects OF a
severe and uuroluniing Judge, amid much
mcfrimcut.
Supper being announced. and a. age
took iLc leaf" the grAv bars OF your hum-
Ole correspondent. larH Ah, u HAN rvaIy
passport 10 !hc Er,i tables; aul suoh a sup
per, 4 lcss, Tor ;be cyc, as well a, shc
stona h. Neither jans or oxPcu.e were
allowed 10 binder ,h,s ircm being one OF the
host luIsfiau,iy arranged table. tbe osc
ever yicWs, poc lAdy undertook to uaam
crate ih1 liacg,r / irds O. dishes. bat gave
az ia despair. her uosy uo, being cqa-l
20 the task The second va, equal to the
FIRST. and d,l gr-di, 70 ali concerned.
Ga repairing 20 tho hal. &c found The
Pixies Peak" Bras. Blai an attendance.
who wa.cd ,hc hours away with their
most oAt,.,eai mus,-. Sentiments wore
E,,u by Msar, Fagsing,ou. lioubs. NJ c.
Intir,. Wsik1s aud p,L,rs. ~ui,h created
uueh amusement Evcry thing passed a
as 'mc.ry a. marriage bell, fnc'Ty
ChrisinAs. and lorE. happy lio 20 ;LIs
newly welded paif. Are the Garner, wishes
% their many is'ouis. SvnscEiEEK.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-02
YOUNG MEMS
MASS MEETINGS

HENRY S. WALKER, of Ohio county
Democratic nominee for Congress in the
First District. will address the people
at the following times aud places, the
meetings to be held under the auspices
of the YoUNG DEMOCRATS OF the yarions
counties:
West Union, DoGdridgc County,
Thursday, September 3.
Bridgeport, Harrison County, Sat
urday, September ).
ShinstOl, Harrison county, NGRday
September :.
ROminc'S Mills. Harrison county,
Tuesday, September :.
West Milford, Harrison county,
UedRcsddy, September ..
Weston, Lewis county, ThWSGGy
September lOr
WakcrSyiisc, Lewis county, Fri-
day, September IL.
GIeNViiIp, Gilmor county, Tuesday,
September 10.
Mr.. WALKER will be assisted in this
canvass by other weil-bnown speakers
Other appointments win he announced
hereafter
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Medical, s1ints for the Fall.

The somiaunual shaking in the Fever a d
: quo districts has begun. The togs Of tiiesc
Autumn nights and mornings are suIc!larget
with the elements of intermittent aud bilious
rrmttcnt frsrrs, and, unfortunately, twO.thirls
OF the community are. just in the condition to
be- disastrou-ly affected by them. Those whU
have been prudent enough to iortify thmnselv's
during the Summer with that powerful and III.
lalliGc vegetable Acknowledgment y
STOMACH GITTERS-ue lore.armed against
malaria and have nothing to fear. But health
i the last thin. too many think about. III the
pursuit Of gain or pleasure the blessing. with.
ont which wealth is dross and enjoyment i'm.
possible, is neglected. ... r
Better late than never Is q CoilsOatory pro.
verb, however, and all who begin 20 feel the
prcmUuttOry symptoms OF am Of the CpdsmiCs
which are ,ugcudITcd Icy the malaria Of Au.
tumu should Immediately resort 70 the Gld.iT
NNripUTg OF TIE ACE. \ iew doses Of the
WTTEES will break up the ci,iils aud prevent
mittents prevail this pUrest and host OF alt
vegetable t0uics is Indispensable OF ali anti
bilioHS preparations known it IS the most
effective and harmless. II does not stimulate
the liver violently. like the mineral ~alivants
but tones rcuovates and regulates the organ
without creating any general disturbances of
the system Eu cntaliUg any reaction. The
RtTl ERS are Essentially q household specific.
and should he always within reach as the very
bci, TIn0uS of preventing and Clyc&.u" bilious
ult."., and intermittent ieyuIS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-02

Glennvi.Ie, Gilmer County, Wednes-
day, September 80.
Egarrisyiiie, Richie County, Fri
day, September Is.
West Union, Doddridge County,
Tuesday, October 20.
ClarI1SbUrg, Harrison County,
September 16.
BuckhanmOU, Upshur County,
Tuesday, September IS.
Brmx,on G. Ea., Monday, Sep.cm
Der -.
Clay G. e., Thursday, October 10.
SummersviiIc Nicholas Comfy,
Tuesday, October 6.
Boone &. e., Monday, September.
LincOlll G. Ell, Monday, October ).
Logan G. n, Monday, September
II.
Cabci G. 81, Monday, SEPTEMBER
u. ...-..
Wayne &. BH., Monday, September
..
wyoming G. "a. Monday, October
10. e..
Raleigh c. H.. Monday, October
10.
MOoreGeId. Hardy County, Tues
day, September 10.
franklin, Peadleton County, Taes-
day, October g.
Grant G. a.. Tuesday, October 10.
Winfield, Putnam County, TkarS-
day, September ~.
Eayetfc G. e., Friday, September
Is.
kanaWila G. FL, Friday, Octobr ,,
Berkeley SDrings, Morgan Coun-
ty, Monday, September Ii.
1EariisIsburg, Berkeley County,
Monday, September -.
snepilcrdstOw WEI, Icf'!rson Coun-
Is, Monday October -.
LGHiSDHrg, Greenbricr CoHaty,
Saturday, Sptcmtr II.
EniOn, Monroe county, fftdG|' sep
tcmJT %.
Mercer &. EE., Utdgcs8dy, 0ctoDer7.
Mcdowell &. a., TaeSday, OcioJu'
Il.
E'rumtytoEra, Taylor Couaty, NoH-
! dGy, September u.
Grant Z. *, Tuesday, October y,
The Executive Committee call upon
our Democratic friends in the various
counties Of tic State, 70 make suitable
arrangements frr having the 'mactiNGs
-. 5000. ! ,r,,,,,. ,.,c..... f,l ~, tha fis =
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acknowledgements
Mass Meetings..

The political and financial questions
of the day will be discussed by able
speakers at the below-namcd places and
at the times following, being the first
day of Court in each instance
FairvieW, Hancock County,
Tuesday, September 10.
Wel!sbur%, Brooke County, Taes-
day, September -.
MiddiebOurlc. Tyler County,
Thursday, October 8.
81. Mary's, Peasants County,
Thursday, September 10.
ParAersburg, Wood County,
Tuesday, October 6.
Elizabeth, Writ County, MoRdav,
September %.
Spencer, Roane County, Saiarlav.
September l2.
Calhoun c. H., Monday, Septem-
Der 81.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-02
PUrcrnse Only Thc Rcst.

IHa nrsiority Of advertised bittcrs important
iugC li.rts the necessity Of which are plainly
indicated, arc omitted because Of their lign
prices; il others, TIE proportions ana combisa-
tions Of thg ingredients are iudcfance of al
settled principles O: pharmaceutical chemistry;
e;Lrrs, again, are mere Shmus, made up of poor
whisky slightly Uttered with alocs and co!oycd
in such q manner rs to deceive the unwary and
are So naus, 1tiugas to be unworthy OF criticism
and TO the patient the remedy is worse than the
disease, while years Of experience and Trial
Loyo IHoven d.. Eobr,L'A Stomach EiHegS to b.,
just as recommended, one of tho best remedies
eHtlnt vhoro ~aouta;ijs tonic and Stijulaa' are
rruujrrd They never fail to strengthen the
weak. imp1Jt vi-Or ID the strong, and arc. in
every par, iCuiaV, inst what u stomach httcIs
0Ught TO he. lfNOu have symptoms Of Dysrcp
STA take them freely 10 all digestion. If you
reside in bilious districts. they should G taken
as 4 sure prevention of Billions Fever and Fey r
and ! que Liver Complaint, Jaundice, and in all
tLat class of diseases where there is u G. neral
depression of the nervous syst IN, loss If mIlS
cuiar energy. weakness, ia-~itudc, want "i ap.
petite, tu,n,es, chilly sensations and aching of
tho homes sc. And, rs 4 remedy fer female
weakness LguchOrrld0 Or lIiiaS, EDLGcl'S BIT
tsrS have 10 equal. They arS prepared with
special references to this complaint, and act like
a charm. \ few days triGl will satisfy. the
most skcltiCIl ~ the real merits of this really
valuable medicine. Sold hy all druggists every.
where. auglI.Im
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-02
TOWN TRIPLES.

"wednesday Morniug,.... September =.
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BETHANY COLLEGE,

IHE TwESTY-RIGHTH sRsSION ~
E@taaEy CoilsSe wiJ oDo1 on NS,'S ~
18th Of SepteInbeT, loi-. Tire cD,lr-e .' ,'...
in Brooke county Wost Virgins s"r"n ~
from l.agTNn &c ~ alton On tbs fil;,ysrza :
wheeling Railroad whence it /. el-iJ
By esiiy Gags. This sitn lion 70 rsah iiaN,
d large increase la the nuIaDSr Of stu ~
enlarged accommodations for b0aT'HE =
been made and several larg Class aal i>~11,.
ro0fps hitsd ap To- alpTd additional 14ei,'i = =
the department. Of Sdtnrai Sciencr. \ i1a
experienced c1TTs n Prsts.s0n b. b1ss -
gaZod and the AmIJest UrJyisiOa !yais ~
e.peciaiiy invite at tsntISS 70 oar Cassl'sSra
copy Of which sill be- sspt by mail u az - -.
ApBy 10 PfDf &. l.. LODS SecTetary q, -
Fa s'ai{y,, q To-, W. K PESD+ Ts..i's
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Terms, by Mail, in Advance


ar woek is cts Per month --.-.6S cts
TRI.wEEKLY REGISTER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday, and SAT-
urday.l!
One copy. yr..s 90 One copy, mos..t; az az
Five copies / VI. - 90 One copy, mos. W
4 free copy will be sent TO the getter up oil
each club of FIVE.
WEEKLY REGISTER.
Ono cppv, I VI. 50 20 Tive copies, yrs w
One COPY, mos l % Ten copies, yr' IL w
one copy, mos - Twenty" yr. 80 w
A free copy Of the WEEKLY will be sent for
each club Of TEN and a free copy OF the FRI
WEEKLY will be sent for each club OF TWENTY.
DER AeBEETER FREUND.
GERMAN WEEKLY
Mail. 90 BY Carrier. 81 p
Same club rates as WEEKLY REGISTER
Advertising Rates per Square.
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One time...SI 90 One week. --...-.s3 90
Two times. ! 81 Two wecks...---- 10
Three times. W One month W
LOCAL NOTICES" per line. Is cents, but no
notice inserted for less than One Dollar.
Advertisements in weekly.
One Square, each insertion. W
Special Notices. per line---.-..--' %
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u. b. P.-The great friend Of the
housewife. Ifyou want light and whole
some buckwheat cakes, use it. If you
want nice biscuit, use it. If you want
any kind of light bread or cakes, use it,,
and you will be sure Of having what
you want. Manufactured BY i. Book
ing, No. | Odd Fellows Hall.
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Hon. Montgomery Bi9iy'S APP
pOiEiNlelts.

The State Executive Committee are
pleased to he able to announce that
Hon. MONTGOMERY BLAIR, long mem
Der of the late President LINCOLN'S
Cabinet, has accepted an Invitation TO
address the people wiHtout distinction of
party, at the following times and places
in this State, Honest mcmhrrs of the
original Union party are cordially in
vitcd to hear Mr.. BLAIR:
Clarksburg, Wcda,>doy, sept ,.
Cranberry Summit, Sept ;. s
Piedmont. Friday, Sept. 4.
sIarper'S Ferry, SepitDtber'.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

.,I'HE FoHTY piETn SESSION or ire
i institute vii Ltaiu on Loo ~ aai u
.nioi.r :, ~. aui cyd on tao IluTday Ir.
the Itb ~ JULY. I-G1 .r
The organization Of iIe Institution D. ~
complete, embracing extensive aaj i|..r.-.
courses 81 instruction 20 Literature anil b. .r
and in tho pf0es,ions Of Law M'd.,asiA
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LINDSLEY INSTITUTE.

On Fulh street, opp. R0,a. Cdia. Cot.
V'EE FALL AND WINTER SESSl.A .r
i tits establishment viii q, m nenro l. =,
day, Sist inst The course Will omu.... Oh.
subjects usually tlught in High Sch,.,.
tho Junior Glasses in Colleges.
The rooms are wei lighted. thorough, s..
tilnUcd and fully Supplied with charts, u..
globes Philosophical Anl Chemical appliatu,
For further particulars. aud for circu,4
apply TO +. T.. BLAkELE. Is. \.
South cor. vi Quincy AID SiNtU e.,
REV. Il. Z. DODGE, II \
aug2i Opp. st. Mathew chm.
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FARMS AID COAL LAID FOR SALE.

THE LAND LATELY OWNED BY Il.
! Jacob, deceased, near Wheeling, on Ca!d.
wells iSug Is e.. sale. II Hclulcstle dairy farm
and pasture l-n,. occupied by y. Bawman. and
al-o the firm on the hill on which Fred lLeckel,
VIM. KILLER and others live. On the hill farm
axe four dwelling houses, Two thrifty orchards
OF grated fruit, and young vineyard OF L. or
IL acres, planted principally with Catawba
and COncOrts, with some DelawGres and other
choice varieties. From l2J TO $50 acres OF the
hill iarm is iirst-ciass Goa. land
The land viii bc sold n separate parcels, or
~ a whole
Enquire of y. j. CLARKE
Corner Of Fourth and Monroe, or
". II. MCELiENNEI.
Executliz of T. jacob, deceased, Fourth street,
near Union. aug9j 2wd
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EYE, Ear, Throat, Lung, Heart Dis
eases, Catarrh, successfully treated by
DIR. Aborn, l3l Smithiield street, Pitts
burgh, Pa. A book by mail 80 cents.
febl-1y
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