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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-12

GolNG GoING.-The piles of goods
which are carried away, every week, from
the establishment Of L. YouDgnan, prove
that the low prices for which he sells his
goods, prove acceptable to the people gener-
ally. If you want goods at cost, go to
4oungman's. you want the best of goods,
go to YoungDans. $. In any event, go to
YOungman's before purchasing what you
want, and you will get bargain.
FOR SALE.-A small house, with
three rooms, and about of an acre of land
in the village ol Ballville, will be sold cheap,
for cash. Enquire of Mrs. Martha A. Smith
on the premises. hLT8T a
For good reliable Dye'stufs go to
Buckland d Sons where the purest and
best dyes that can be bad are sold.
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Broke HIS Leg.--Mr. Geo. L. Bi1lsr,
drHymsn, fell from his dTay on Saturday
evening last, and had the misfortune TO break
his LEFT leg between the ankle and knee. The
bone was broken squarely on. he had been
atthe Cooper House stable, geltiDg..some hay,
when the horse started up, and he lost his
balance, falling and breaking his. leg as stat
ed. The limb vas:set by DIS. BOsworth and
Keller, snd the patient is doing vail
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Income and Special Tazes.-our
readers viii bear in mind that returns must
be made On Or before the fut day Of March
hext to Joseph R. Bartlett Assistant Assessor
q This place, ofsuch articles OF business as
Hfe liable to taxation under the provisions
uf the Q. S. Ialsrnsl Revenue law, or the
Penalty viii be added to the sums required.
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WAETED.-Five Hundred Dollars for
which I win give 10 per cent, for one year.
Best security given. Enquire at this office,
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IF you want to save money, by buy
ing Clothing at cost, go to L. YOungman's.
He is closing out his winter stock AT COST
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WANTED.-A nurse girl. Apply to
Wm. Totten Pos! office, TTT7EV e s5F
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..AatlLl- a--tn-3ot
nezt ssue We u l,comwen fhe lblicaton
Of Series q letters, written by Robert A
SheFrsrd, isthsr Of David O. sherard, Of
Ballville tot ship, this county. tn stssrs
81 viittie Bt Ehl VILE
Hsrdld, but viii Be found especially inter-
esting tO-qqE readers fOg he scraps Of history
relating to Che early settlement of this com
try, which they contain. The frat visit ofR.
4 AZ shst| srd 10 thiS coanty Vas in4s22,
Nhen,hs ntsrs qderts ssctipn q flaSd in
what is-hoW Banville township, and another
quarter sesii0R in What is neE Riley town
ship. Ha Nd John enter
ed three quarter sections, and in the Spring
Of 1928 Thomas moved in and. nut .un tbs.
ss'p1 log hougs ip 2 DIP The
houSs is still standing, and, together with.
the land, il owned by. Mr.. Platt Brush.
4Aelnas vas i6drdisrsd Il th { Spring Cf 1924,
aud his body aRs found in The river, at Fra.
POut, sb0uVg Vghee NE 1m, psw sssads. The
same Spring, Robert A., in company with.
Colonel Chambers, came out. settled. up
Thomas estate and retufned Win lie niidOFs
II was during this visit that the first Court
ever hfld in .sapdusky counts, was inBes-5
Gea .sid e foSer p Jaage Lsih. The
hrst leteer Of TIE series gives graphic sc-
count Of The 6rst trial bad, and will be rebd
with interest.
He visited this place again in 1897, then
in 1885, aud ia 1879 At the istter time b
upon improving the properly In
BslISils, hnd aseofdi6g y, in The spring Of
is4A b eonPsny via is sOn David q he
saHe b -BahvilIe and put up sOtis improve
meuts. David moved upon the place in Sep
iember, 1874, and has lived there ever since. |
n 1883 his fHther paid him FisiL and in I
November last. after the Presidential elee- |
ion, he again visited him, perhaps for theI
asL time, as he Is new in bis sighseth year.
From hese he Eent to Bucyrus, 10 visit his |
ION John, who is pastor Of the Presbyterisn |
CHURCH atthat place. The first letter was
Fritten about year ago, the rest during his
risit last fal, and sftsf his return 70 his quiet
lorsS At gugar Hill. FC4 SD $3.50 /
-f1srasr.
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Cleveland, Port Clinton q Toledo r
r. Company.-The books oftbis compsnJ
were opened Tuesday, at fouro'clock P. n.
at the Office of Wiley d Cary in this CITY
and theamOunt of stock required by law, be.
ing teEPer cent. on the capital stock, wa,
promptly subscribed; and five dollars on each
share 50 subscribed paid in to the company
". B. Sloan, of Port Clinton, was appointed
chairman of the meeting of the corpOrators,
and George Wiley secretary and treasurer
Notice was ordered to be given by the chair.
man for meeting of the subscribers to the
stock to meet on the 18th day of March next,
in this city, to elect seven directors. : CEsus-
land Herald, F sF FI
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Buckle Sc have a reliable
Physician to put up Prescriptions. onlyi
the best chemicals aud purest drugs are
used by them.
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If you want good and cheap Prints
90 to D. Garvin & 90.
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J. I. LANNAN IL Co, have just re-
ceived lot OfFINE FRENCH BACKING, SUI
perior to any other in the maket and for sale
very low.
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List Of Letters remsining in the Post
Once at FremOntOn The ilth day of Feb 1859
Mary A Bowers; Mrs Eliza Bauman /;
Matthias Erny John ElorustOue Geo L.
Fisher VIM HattOni F. ]. KallsF B. B,
Oyermyerj Mrs ". A. Purdy S. H. Per-
kinS; Ars Sarah PaEck Miss Margaret
Porter Mrs Sarah SoIley John Woods.
Persons calling for any of tlle above letters
please say Advertised.
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A CRrd.-A Clergynen, while eresiding in South
America as a missionary, discovered a safe and
simple remedy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness,
Early Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal
Organs, and the whole train OF disorders brought on
BY baneful and vicious habits. GreatnumbeFs have
been eured by this noble remedy, Prompted by a
desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortunpte, I
will send the recipe for preparing and using this
medicine in7a sealed envelope, 70 any one who
needs it, Free Of Charge. Address JOSEPH 7. IS-
MAN, Station D. Bible House, New York, 40ma'
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MILLINERY AND DREss MAKING.-Mrs.
NJ. Brockway still continues her business at
her old stand, ia Fschumy's block, and has
a full assortment of Ribbons Lsoss, VeIrets
&C., dc, sass Ers asaI .d. .I-e.
Miss Allie Potter viii have charge of the
Dressmaking dePartmentS and wiz be clad
to see all old customers as well as new ones
f.s lsss ,Stss 3SEi
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-OcU3tot Comnon F4eas.-0ouFt con
! vened sas M0pdgn FsbaahI Judge FitcI
presiding The Grand Jury was sworn auc
+ s1sppnelled but asvs not ysrEfspOrted. III
fOlIowing cases ave been disposed of a
. follows: 3, S
Lee Adm's vs. d Haynes continued
~ h Smith VS. p Oochrant al, discontinu
ed without prejudice. d
james Gilmore Jr vs Sol L5ffland Tried
rghtof possession in Def: Damages o6e cent
Asgruder vs. Honts, ct al continued.
Sadler vs. Thonas, ct al ;referrsd.
Nglen vs. Olinl dismissed a. plfr oest.
Rrice VS. Dickinson, contiRued. b
wagner vs. Eversale, ct al continued.
Birdseys vs. Val, Judg's fyf plff.
johnson ct al vs Seslsr es t settled
~ WateF VS. Park, settled. - 6
StesgezsOn vsPsfk, settled.
- johnson ct slgys Vail, dismissed.
y Whitaker d HOlbroolg VS. Bay, continued.
B,ekels 4 GousTs Jacob Hocke ct al; settled
Ramsey, GuardTs Grange, continued.
HiderbFand ct al VS. Hocks, settled.
~ Shields VS. Shields, divorte continued.
BabcOck, Hurda& Co., vss5acOb HOcke,
~ Ohio vs. Leary, Ell al default as to Cum
Z lux eOUU-1edrY NOT SerVEQ.
Il Neekirl.Es Miller, discoutipued.
Aesm ktS vs. MoyeTy, ct al; default.
Roberts &Shsllon vs. @ Qutsa, ct al: con-
tiuued. - M
=. Krohn, Fires $50, VS. Jarn5orf. default .
IJudgt for Plf, $3.50 7S-10O. L
Mmgan, Root q Co., Us Sauier. settled.
W.H. Gsle vs.K. H.Wilii4 default,
q. Russell vs. Ball continued e
THttle vs.Stone, discontinued
T. Bickels 9 GOosEs Theake default
Bush VS. Black, continued
!, q. Rswson VS. Jacob @, OIapper, default
Hm0nnt due plf 1876 33sIO0,
Bel vs. Buckland, adm'F settled. Z
Jones admir- VS. Barnett, Demared sustained
MeOartY vs. McoaTty, divorce discontinued
Snyder vs June, ct a dsiault; amount
due piff, $685. 50-10O. z
Kline vs. Forrestsr ct al; demurrer, ,overuled
Ohio VS. Moss, discontinued.
Rideard vs. Bartlett, default; Judg't for
plf, $l43 I0s100.
= Innan vs. Inmaa,divorce eonti6ued. /
Edgertousvs MoAFdle; settled.
kuaPP &lCo., Ys,Stuckland; settled. 1
- TwUedy vs. Strickland, settled.
Butts, Bassett 6 Smith, vsStuekland, set
HanQercooH VS. MIchley etal ;tsettled.
Rowe vs. Pike. ct al !; Continued
keia vs. Haynes, Judg,t for piff $40.
Cleveland vs. Resell, continued.
Ames VS. Willis default; Judg't $IO4 7O-I0O
Peck vs. Peach, Judg't $4s7 57-1OO and
nrder of sale. n
Mann VS. Strikland, ct al default; Judg't
dneSplf 2T1I.100; due deft. Clapp, 1894,
and order of sale -
Boubgardner g Co., VS. Ames, default;
Judgs 500 47-IOg.
Biclzels &GOss, vs. Lynch, Judg't for plf, |
SSI. ~
eglekson vs. Dickson, guardian appointed, |
and partition ordered. n
Edgerton & Bro vs. Willis ct al; Judg't |
for plff, $I19e6-I00. = tIs
Lefever vsDavid LoOmis, settled.
Cline, SiberliDg & Co., vs. Tuckerman,
default; Judg't for Plff, SI7I 75.l00.
Nogel VS. Russell, settled. -.
Fisher VS. Schonemaker, deIault; Judg't |
for plff, SIO4 59-I00. IT,
Smith VS. McIutyre. settled.
Eaker VS. Farmers Union Milling Co., /
Judg't for plff s Ef'
Wagner q Buckuer, VS. Richard TObiu, on
II "a
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Hxaontion of nauia

Lewis DAVIS was hung ii cleveland d
Thursday, for the murder Of David -Skiune
insSepia lRstT s be evsIsfd fisyal
contains the fOlloHias b d1slsrene6ao th8 &
ecutiOn.
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The Project Of building a papsr min has
Fis 6s 1eYitvsd rspopt eng be sn
cs6llest point for il.
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California Seed wheat.4In an6the,
column will be found the advertisements O
the California and Oregon Seed Whsat
Agency. located atSan Francisco. We have
received two samples of the wheat from
them, the {" Chill Club, and the "whits
Australian" Both varieties are highly
Fecommended, and the appearance certainly
would instify the high opinions expressed
Of them. Quite u number o our farmers
have already examined the samples, and
declare them the bestsamples they have ever
seen. They already talk of forming a cInb
and sending for a quantity inetime for next
falls sowing. We invite our farmer friends,
and all others interested, to call in and See
the seed. For particulars see sdsertisement.
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WILL SELL all of my property, on
Water street, in quantities to suit purchasers,
from 20 feet front to 100 feet, or more. Call
and see me for | am bound to sell,
5O-6* ID. l.. JUNE.
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WhHs is sure 10 give satisfaction tc
those Wishing good Photographs. Call al
his rooms. -u-s
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FoR RENT-Several pleasant Rooms
suitable for small family Enquire at this
office or at my residence on State Street.
5lE8ttE8 CHAs. NJ. MokraoxERY.a
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To ,ConsumPtiTes.-The advertiser, having
been restored 70 health in few weeks, by very
simple remedy, after having suffered several years
with severe lung affection, and that dread disease,
COnsumption-is anxious TO make known to his fel-
low sufferers the means Of cure. To all who desire
it, he wilsend copy of the prescription used free
of charge,l with the directions for preparing and
using the same, which they will find a sure Cure
for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, sc. The
only object Of the advertiser in sending the Pre-
seuption is 10 benefit the afflicted and spread infor-
nation which he eonceives to be invaluable; and he
hopes every sufferer will Try his remedy, as it will
cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing
Parties wishing the Prescription viii please ai-
dress Rev. EDWARD A. Wilson, I6j South Second
street, Willamsburgh, Kings county, n. Y. -46Iy
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NOTHING prettier than a handsome
Photograph. Wiles takes the best. Cal! at
his rooms and get the best.
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For a nice prime cigar call at Buck
land d Sons.
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. 4h9 time Of holding cur lne.t c6Nnty fair
hss bseu 6Gsd lOr ThursdSys Fli2sy and
atusdsy, est - 81 sud eths
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Ho! ye that are hungry, come to the
Meat Market of Phillip Mathia, two doors
South of the Post Office, where beefsteak is
selling at Sc per pound, and boiling meat for
BE-. Hunger 40 more, but come
IF 7o6 RzBT Any THTEa in the Glass
ware liue go where they keep the largest
stock always on hand at
E. B. Moore d Bro,
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h. W. BUcKLASD, P. NJ.

4 Correspondent Of the LitcbReld
coenn.,) SensiRel, under date Of January %
1853, gives an anhimated description Of the
Salisbury Caves, where the treasures Of Capt.
Kidd, the pirate, were concealed He and
smother party discovered the entrance to the
caves, on the I'd Of January last, and on the
Sd made thorough search through them.
They found evidsuesE that the caves were
tHs hiding places of Kidd ana his men, and
theg slso Ouhd ! number Of YsIuables colas
ArdoihsF relies We w publish the article
ID e1I 1ext issue.
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Whalen the assassin Of MeGse was hung
yesterday, the home government having
refused to iterfere in his behalf.
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u. B. Moore d Bro.

JUsr RECEIVED. Five Bales Heavy
shirting, which we are selling at one
Shilling per yard. Also Three cases of
those splendid Domestic Flannsls. Manu-
factured from WOols of our own Selections
which we are selling at great bar0ains
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Buckland & Sons are bound t 0 take
the lead in the Paint and Oil trade if good
material and low prices arc any object to
consumers. They are bound TO do it, so
before gouboy be sure to eaIE on them.
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TO ADFERTT6ERS-AH zdUertissn,silis
intended 20 appear IN ne osTsRi Oes'
sh0uld ts handsd n as early as Wednss-
= aQt he9Rs 1-3 g . t.sl izl sta
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Newspapers.-It is asserted by ths
PROOF Sheet that there are in the State o
Ohio 80 daily, 800 weekly, 5 ssmi-weekly,
and "A monthly newspapers and magazines
making total of 575. Besides these ther.
are $50 book and job printing establishment,
In the United States there are 542 dailies,
4, ,425 weeklies and 277 monthlies, making q
total of PA. There are ,4s3 book and iot
printers in the United States. In addition
to the above, there are published in the
United States Sc tri-weekly papers, 6s semi
weekly 46 semi-mOnthly, 397 monthly,
bi-mOnthly, and "a quarterly; making the
total number of all periodicals 5,734.
Something Worth Looking Into
7. NJ. Heard, one of the firm of the Toledo
Electro Silver Plate Company, is in our
city exhibiting samples oftlleir work, aad
taking orders for replating old ware such as
Spoons, Forks, Castors, Cake Baskets,
Watches dc. They pay particular atten-
tion TO the plating of old Steel Knives that
nave never bean plated. After being plated
they require no securing, and never break
or rust He assures us they have plated
over 400 dozen Steel Knives, the past wear
We have seen his samples and pronounce
them good and advise our eiti.
zens to call land see him at the Kessler
House, Room 4. Here is what they say of
him at Che Lawrence House. Adrian, and at
the Merchants Hotel, Tecumseh, Michigan:
7. M. Heard of the Toledo Electro Plate
Co, has replated all our old ware for us and
L have used it constantly and can say it is
good as the Bes. we would recommend all
Parties having old ware that they want
replsted TO call on him.
ivkFsas W. F.sIAwRASoE.
Proprietor Lawranee House, Adrian,
Mich, Sept, 1868.
7. n. Heard of the Toledo Electro Plate
Co, of Toledo replated some ware for me
last spring and ! have used it and it gives
entire satisfaction. A. WooD.
Tecumseh; Mich, Jan /, 1869.
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PREPARING ;rHE ROPE.


Ats quarter past II o'clock deputy Shetif
George Ridgs and the turn q ofthe iail
came upon the scaffold and prepared The
rope by soapipg the moose with soft soap and
rubbing it well with pulVerised soap stone.
| This precauLion was rendered necessary 30
that there might not belany trouble in the
workings of this important agent in the ex-
| ecutiOn of the law. Once more were the
fastenings looked TO and everything made
sure that there might bslae babgling. AT a
quarter 10 noon everything was announced
as in readiness so far as the Sheriff's prepars
atioDs were concerned, and the spectatbfs
then waited in bresthless ssilencs,theafh bal
e AFFEsR4seF a THE fkIs
Though sustained through the weary, try-
ing scenes of the arrest, the trial, the at
tempt to get new hearing and the fhal
failure of all hopes with, fortitpde and, ap-
parent show Of ind ifereBee seldom seen un-
der such circumstances, yet human nature is
but fallible, and even he broke down on
Wednesday noon aud sppeared to realize his
fate in all'its horror, the hesh seemed to
shrink from his bones as if unwilling to be-
long to-a man so terribly doomed, and when
be was brought upon the. seaffold he looked
like one pfeuiaturely grown Old. His eyes
were dropping, and his whole frame exhibit
ed in all the minutiB terror stricken man.
Yet he upheld himself with more than ordi-
nary fortitude, and had undoubtedly called
up all the powers of his firm will to sustain
him in The trying ordeal through which be
was called UPON TO pass.
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Errors Of YOuth.-A gentleman who suffered
for years from Nervous Debility Premature Decay,
and all the effects of youthful indiscretion, w for
the sake Of suffering humanity, send free to all who
need it, the Eeeeipe and direction for making the
simple remedy by which he was cured Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience can
do so by addressing, in perfect confidence, JOIN B.
OGDEN, Nc. A Cedar street, New York. 46-Iy
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Single Copies of the Journal
For sale at the News Depot of A. D.
AMEs, at Clyde.
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''Ehe Pet Of the Village, pa beauti-
ful picture from the German, entitled The
Pete the Village, . printed on fne tinted
PaPer, will be presented to each subscriber
of the Hearth and Home" BY Meslrs. Pet
tengiM Bates 3 Co, publishers Of decidedly
The best domestic paper in the United States
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Do you want to buythe best Coal
Oil. Gall at Bucklaud d Sons. They
keep the best M 81 -. ..a....-EL
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MAGNOLIA WATEE.-SuperiOr to the best
imported German Cologne. and sold athalf
the price.
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We take the following favorable notice Of
one OfOuF tOwnsmen from the correspondence
Ofths Cleveland Herald. Mr.. Yanness' ice
viii be appreciated By our citizens, next
summer:
IRthe towns adjoining, those who usually
put up ice for summer use. did not take the
tirst crop, concluding 10 wait for 4 thicker
article, consequently there Is but little ice
stored either in SaRdusky or Toledo. j. s.
NsBness, ofour town, put up about eight hun
died tons Of as pretty ice as ever gathered,
from six to eight inches thick, and clear as
eT5stal The citizens Of Fremont viii there
fore be supplied. Mr.. Eanness informs me
that be has been offered By nlan from Toledo
for tho eontents Of his ice houses inst as they
Esand, cash il hand, double whathe can make
cut Of The ice. After putting in ali his labor
Of distributing during The coming summer.
Ar.FaRaeas did what few men in his Circ6n1-
stances wonld, told the parties they could
not buy bis ice for any price 70 take il sway
Ton Fremont
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HOUSE FOR SAIR.-Tbe tw,

II OUSE FOR SALE.-The two
L 4 story frame dwelling H1nse on the south
west corner Of Market and Archstreets with or
without the next lot west. The Iotsare well covered
with fruit trees, sc, sapples, Peaches, Pears
Cherries, Ounces, with many kinds of Cranes and
Berries. It is near the busiu part of the ctv and
. pleasant location. r, NJ. p. MCCLELLAN,
Fremont, Jan, :, 1869, @tf
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one Steam Saw Mill, and several Shoe shops
These with the DWELLING Houses compose our
town. Yours, HICKS.
|Ks aHAoEEooD NEWS
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-. .lsllIIIlIIalll- q Ils new CONS are
to be one, three and five csnts, and they are
to be composed Of fourth nickle aud
three-iourths copper. The one cent coin is to
weigh grain aad-a-half, and win be about
the HiEe Of the old Eyecent silYercOin. The
three and I've cent pieces are to be about the
aize OF the one and two cent coPpers now in
use and viii weigh respectively three and
hve grains. The new coin is to be legal
tender for dollar, except for duties on i'm
ports, and all the existing niOkle and copper
coin viii be withdrawn.
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Gao. RaKAll 9 Cn.

Lent tllhs sessanoi ,s6t commenced Sn
wednesday last.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-12

The importation of rags from the Medi-
terranean, hides from Brazil, and other COM
modities from the tropics, is known 10
bring the germs of disease, chiefly fevers,
which are sometimes very affecting and
fatal. Ayers Ague Cure stimulates the
Liver to e1crete these germs from the sys-
TEN as effectually as it does the miasmatic
poison of our Ague districts. Consequently
Il affords invaluable protection TO stevedores
and others whose occupations expose them
to these dangerous infections, aud we hope
to render them a valuable service in giving
them this information. New York Dss-
patch.