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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-09
1PqF9 JKatey-H 'O0 PdpeIr
Ro0fRg, Siding CeitiH9,I
alter Pipes,
Fare cutters, DC. ADDRESS
TO- FAY F0Ns, 02pd New Jersey
EEY.AND FpR Az. 0AsE

$1,000 .IRiss.T tsi!s.iss s a,.:,;s ! yai sAas
MedicafFacuhty have pronounced incurahle, that
DIR RIolAU'B GOLDEN ~,
:" DR. RfCHAU's GOLDEN BAIsAM Mol,
will cure Syphihs IN iA primary and secondary stages,
sachas old Olcora, Wcsrated soyo Throat, sore Fyss.
fIin fruptlohs aud Soreness OF he " aip.e Graduating
diss.se aId TsEsqi Ethe59SgFRny Iaun T
unl cure the third astages, byphiltie and MereurAl
Rheumatism, etc, and i defy those who antier from
such diseases 10 obtain q radical cure without the aid Of
this medicine, which does not prevent the patients
from eating and drinking shat they hka,.
Pnoeo 81 either No 4 or9 10 psI BEETLE 9rtyo betiless9
DR. GOLDEN
A safe and radical cure for Gonorrhea Gravel andhh
Urinary DeranRemRnts, accompanied Win fuh duec'
tionH Warranted to cure. Pftce. w per hotue.
DIR, RICHAU's GOLDEN ELIXIR D,AhOURi
A radical oure for General Debility In old OF Young,
inpartipg energy to those who have LED a LIE OF sonsu'
ally. Price, Oh per buttlo, or two bottles NY.
On Fgeelpt q prizes. ~ mail or kNpress, these rene
dies will be shipped u any place. Prompt attention
paid 10 all coretnQndenia, None genuine without tho
name Of DIR. GOLDEN Il
DIR. RICHARDS, sole proprietor, blown IN glass OF
bottles. Address, DIX. ID. h. RICHARDS,
No. e2s VAriok 81, New York.
ohHos hours from "a e. tosP. AZ Circulars sept-
Ocrros ndanls AnWorod, fab9U
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-09
C~oNsUMPTIvE CouGH.
WHooPINc COUCH.

The testimony Of an who have uaod Il ff thIa ter
rihle disease during tho last ten years. IL that u
invariably relieves aud cures Il.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-09
IN SHORT,

The people know tho a%rticle. and Il needs no eoui.
unent rom US. IL ~ for sale by every Druggtat and
Dealer Ia medicines In the United States.
TIE q. G.. CLARK CO.,
Solo frOprietors, New Haven, ".
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-09
WATERe, NEW SCALE PIANOS,

With Iron Frame, oysrstrang BaAs and Anahe Bridge.
Aiodsans = qehtaeeorgans the bessnanaisetafSai
Ofkans Of ok hratclans makers, 1t low price, Tor cash,
o.. one-thiri cash and the balance In monthly install.
menta Second hand Instruments al great banEAingi
Illustrated uatAlogue mailed. Marsfooma, 81 BrQAd.
way, New York, HORACE WATERS.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-09


improved with Rowel's Patent Double Cog wheels. and
the Patent Stop, are nov unqueatiOnably far fnpehOl
% any a~ppAralns for washing clothes ever invented, and
elll save thor cost twice a year by saving labor and
o0theA. "
Thoso who have used them givs testimony as iollovsi
"Wo like our machine much; could not be persuaded
70 do withoutit, and with tho aid Of Doy, We feel that
we are masters OF tho Position"-RoN biahop Scott
N. r. Church, ~ Fe| NJ ~
ut iA'worth one dollar week In any fAmily."-N Y.
Tribune, q
'"In the Laundry OF ms h0uso thofo Is perpetual
Thanksgiving on Mondays for the invention OF your ex'
collent wringer." = Rev, Theodore !. Cuyier.
81 heartily 'eOmmondit In economists Of time, money
and eontentment"-Rev Dr. Bellows.
~ assure you our Machine after a years use, IL
thought more Of today than ever, and would not be
parted with under any eireunstAneeA"V solon Robin
lux Pm - OtI ~
Send the retail price, Washer, @l4, oxtra wIinger, %,
and wo will forward either or both machines, free oI
freight, TO places where no one Ia selling and 80 sure
are We that they will DO liked, that We agree 70 refund
tho money II any ono WiAhea 10 return the machines flee
Ioftrelght, after hmonthis trial according To diTeotionG
oansassers With exclusive right Of sale make money
Sold BY asaIS1 generally, 20 whom liberal discounts
Il. @. BROWEING, Gen, AGENT
NJ. 4. L. w % Cortlandt Street New York.
aH00O aATAnX Addraaa m \ Piano 90. N. "
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-09
A MUSICAL BOX ron 0Nf DnIIAR

FNNRE frcnoh Great sensation novelty, ehoapnosa.
Durability Ia highly polished case, meiniIic
tongues, brilliant 10 tone, vi the best construction with
ino moal recent improvements, now keylsas pattern.
ing room Table Ouaranteed o. the bost workmanship
aud performance. No I sEo, = aiua al No q. hi airs
~. No q % airs, "a. All cont FRFE 81 mail on reeeinl
oiprco litho most complete satisfacuon Is NOT Fiven
money rounded. Addross W. SCOTT PAIL Mn
steal Depot, No. % Chatham street N. " All partioa
who CSC conveniently send Poatodac &c orders are reoueSt
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-09
ALLc0CK'S POROUS PLASTER

49, AFFORDS PERMANENT RELIEF
Being noxibie. lhoy give no trouble, arc wonderfully
preventive OF
COLDS, COUGHS and SORE THRoATS,
aud no application sooner relieve theses Troublesome
@ . mAladtca. III N...
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-09

From Esos MATHER. Mddlepod, n. ", JniS 20,
1890. II purchased a bottle OF your darglins OIL OF
your agent, A. 8. Baker, at Mlddleport. and A. yet
have used but half Of H. think II has given mo
more relief In case OF severe Rheumatism, OF long
standing. than anything have ever used before
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-09
No. ID.
sIMILIA sIMILlBUS OURANTUR
il aalIUmPEiREYSi
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

IL cNpcst,ct, ri lhtirc sucecss SIMPLE
Prompt-Enicient and Reliable. They are the
only Medicines perfectly adapted TO popular use,
so simple thai mistakes cannot be made In
using them; 50 harmless - TO be froe from dan
ges, aud 70 efficient ~ ~ be always reliable
They have missed the highest conumehdatlon nom
all, nni will always render satisfaction,
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-09-03
THE DEasloNof thesupreme Court

THE DEgsToNof theSupreme Court
in the Hazard CoIeease, on motion
for rehearing, is published in the
Avalanche ofSaturday. Judge Lewis
delivered the opinion; Judge Nog-
gle concurring. We give a few of
the more important points:
alt is, perhaps, well settled, that
this court will not grant a rehearingl
unless il IS probable that a different
decision from the former would be
made. We Will not disturb the ac-
ton of the court, as formerly con-
stituted, unless manifest error has
been committed" The court below
found that no such contract as alleg-
ed By plaintiff, to the effect that in
case the drafts of the Lincoln Com
pany were protested in the East.
Cole, who was likely to be the first
to find it out, was to inform and
share with Hazard the benefits Of
such knowledge and had he estab-
lished such a contract, it would not
avail in equity, as he who seeks
equity must do equity, and such a
contract would have been for
the purpose Of defrauding other
creditors, and il one OF the parties TO
such a contract should violate it,
equity would not interfere in behalf
of the other, but would leave the
parties 10 their rights at law, as the
party wronged would only be placed
in the position he was attempting to
place other creditors in.' sf.o's
The statute gave the plaintiff
the right TO redeem, upon which
right he slept. and equity, which
does not encourage negligence, will
not relieve him. The rights of the
plaintiff in this case are no better
than any other judgment creditor.
There was no fraud in Coles judg-
ments, or the sale Hereunder. The
Court are of the opinion that Judge
Cunmins was correct in that there
was no equity in the bill.and further,
that Cole acted in entire good faith,
his sole object being 10 secure his
claim against the Lincoln Company.
The plaintiff has neglected to take
the advantages the law gave him,
and cannot be restored to his lost
position by a conrt Of equity. The
application for rehearing is denied.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-09-03

hBf Rat ~ Aofe5 80 tit> III F'het q
home, the Temple will remain about
the same. 1t is unnecessary for me
to 60 into a detailed description Of
the design here, although did study
it somewhat for my own satisfaction.
Like the Washington monument, you
can get photograph and the figures
Of it showing it complete for a
small sum.
The Endowment House is princi-
pally noted for what is done inside,
rather than for how it looks outside
or In. As 1 never saw anything
done there good or bad, ! have no
right to say anything moro about it.
All sorts of stories are told of the
horrible oaths enjoined upon the
newly married, &C., inside those
mysterious walls.
In Brigham's block, there is moth
ing peculiar about the construction
of either the Tithing House, the Bee
hive OF Lion Houses the former is
a big long adobe that's all. There
is little else uncommon about the
two latter, except the names, which
are taken from the seulptwed figure
Of lion placed over the entrance
to one house, and a beehive over
that Of the other. The beehive de-
notes the family circle, which is
doubtless large, andnecessity would
suggest work. | don't know but
the dormer windows in the respect
i've rooms upstairs of some of his
wives, do suggest a row of bcehives
of the patent order; if pun is
ever appropriate, those rooms or
women-hiyes imply a certain outline
Of imprisonment-quite cellular.
The figure Of the lion doubtless is
intended as expressive Of the COM
handing position Brigham holds in
that singular community. The 4th
Of July notices had much to say
about Brignam-the Lion Of the
Lord" Let me see i will run this
q little farther,with your permission.
There may be an allusion, in this
lion and honey-bee business, to the
riddle proposed by Sampson, for the
particulars Of which, as am 4 little
rough on Scripture, | will refer you
TO the Bible somewhere. | think
there was something about a swarm
Of bees in the belly of q lion, which
the strong man found it necessary
to slay. At the rate this Mormon
lion has been going in this life, |
think there will be room enough
+
after death for two swarms of bees.
If his isn't q true case of {" linked
sweetness loug drawn out" | don't
know what else TO call II.
The Theater is a very creditable
structure, all things considered.
There are some better and worse
theatcrs in San Francisco and Chi
eago, and some few good deal bet
| ter and worse in New York and Bos-
ton. don't know of any better in
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washing
/ ton, Richmond or Cincinnati. Brig
ham is not manager, tho he doubt
less exercises supreme supervisory
control, when he sees fit--as over
everything else nearly in or about
the city. y Gentle star is generally
employed, and with a clever stock
company, an acceptable performance
is usually given. The style OF the
auditorium is not new by any means,
but the scenery Is good enough. The
best Of order is onjoihed, and you
seldom il ever hear that hi-yi in the
gallery tolerated in most every the
alter elsewhere. Babies not admit
J ted, and boys must behave.
I'll. IL. = li.;Anl -, mt n
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-09-03

JonN .REGAN, of Debuque, Iowa,
blind and seventy years old, has or
dered his own tombstone and written
his own epltaph.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-01-15
COLUMBUS LETTER.
Correspondence Fremont Journal
ooLrunra On1o Jan. s ls6


OoLUNBus OH1o Jan. s, 1869.
DEAR SIR.AThe Heenersl Assembly net
on tbs5th, snd,is ast abaug cn,e ing upon
iis business in eaEpest To day, at about
II A. s., it adjOVhed, Snill tomorrow.
Several bills and resolutions have been in
troduced A bill by Mr. Brooks, of Colum-
bians, in the sensto, to raise the salaries of
Supreme Judges, 10 five thousand dollars a
year.
a resolution by DOet. GriswOld, Of LOraiD,
also in the Senate, in opposition to giving
away the public domaiRIto Rail Road Uon-
panies.J IIO / HUOO
By The way, let it be made known that
unless the prople arouse themselves, they
will soon. find that Rail- sRoaa ihdDnbpolies,
have control of all the valuable land b, tween
the westefn sastlsnsBts ard tBs Pacific
States Netice fhs report ef TIC Commis-
81 ner Of the land office. and The letter of
" shington Correspondent of the Cincinnati
Ga-ette, in that papeFof1be Bib instant. The
schemes to plumber The people of their lands,
and obtain besides he bonds of the Govern
ment, are startling ard appalling.
Railroads are good, and that fact is the bait
onfths hook fliat catches our Oopgrres smeh.
Let US. .aiIpr opt Bgaihst this swihd;hg q
our Govern hrAeut--cry aloud and srareinot,
until it be stopped. sANDUSKY.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-01-15

NERyous.-Reports from New York
represent the Tamany Ring as uneasy,
under the frauds brought to light BY
the Congressional investigating ee7-
mittee. Some of their 'repeaters"
whom the leaders neglected or refused
to pay, have voluntarily gone before the
Committee and testified that they had
voted from three to airty-nine times
on the same day. That's the way New
York was carried. Beats the Ninth
District al n pieces.
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enough to pu, an enl to t.s struggle BY
striking hlm somewhere about The ear. The
creatur was not stunned, but feeling unequal
to further exertion. slowly got up and retired
into neighboripg eopse that skirted the
mad -
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-01-15

TIE FARMER's Ckronic1e has been
merged in the Ohio State Journal,
Weekly, Comfy & Smith having be-
come the purchasers. They will retain
the editors and contributors Of that YAK
liable journal
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-01-15
N NV 3FaTRNG.
Mrs, GOoksOng Miss Reynolds
lrfghfuell will confinua fba
Millinery & Dress Making
GREAT BARGATNSI
NOTICE.-Henryl King, aged 10

NOTICE.-Henry King, aged 10
\ years, apa Harssoe z. King, sssd 8 ysarsj of
FULLY, State Of New York, viii take notice that
George E. Price, of Sandusky county, Ohio, did
on the 2nd day Of January, 1862 e his petition in
the Court Of Common Pleas Of SandGsky eo1iity,
Ohio against the said Henry King and H0faeo 3
King, minors, and Margaret Dickinson EdFar7 p
Dickinson, Julia s. Dickinson, John B. B. Diekin-
son, ROdolphus Diekinsona Martha Jane DIekin-
son, and James A. Dickinson, minor, setting
forth that said plaintiff has the legal estate in and
is entitled to the mmediate possession Of the fol-
lowing described premises situate in the county Of
sanduaky, State Of Qhiu, t0-yFt: The 5east-haffof
the north-West quarter o. sectiUn twenty-five t13l
township four A., range thirteen l13,l containing
eighty tS0l acres or less. That he has been ettled
70 the possession Of said rleil5 ainee January 9O
1854, and that said defenda1tS hExs unlaWfaIiy
kept him out Of possession q the same, and that
SAID defendants have, siuo5 said 14th 0f Januatv
1864, received the rents, Bsaes and prOts Of sad
land of the value Of $780, and asking Judgment for
the possession Of said lands and for said sum Of
$500. And said Henry King and Horace E. King
are notified that they are required 10 zrsVer aid
petition on or before March 6th, 1853.
Jun. =, 1863. p Att'yB for Ppf
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-01-15

Ia the history Of Coshocton county
and the Democratic party therein; We
believe more fraud and corruption has
been psrpetrate3 than the remaining
counties in the Stste combined. For
instance, within the recollection Of
every citizen who has lived here IS
years, the county Treasury has been
robbed BY the following individuals :
Messrs. Ray, Williams, Bennett and
KetcbumAsll Democrats and holding
the Office Of Treasurer at the tine.
Within d few weeks the Democratic
Sheriff STEALS $40, 900 in addition to
the above. All these robberies Have
been paid for BY the taxpayers, and
not one Of the btiaiihals punished.
These are few Of the advantages
thieSing rascal has IN Being a Democrat
and living in Coshoctoh county, as
long as there are enough honest men
in The party wiling to vote blind, to
elect tie nominees Of dishonest lead
rs.4T6sd. z. l'isl ola7 '
/. CoshocEon has been Democratic
county since the time to which the,
f'memOry Of man Funneth not to the
oontTary,"a and its record as shown
above, is thoroughly Democratic.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-01-15

DETRRSON'S CouHterFelt Dateetor and
Il National Bank Mute List, corrected by Drexel
4 Co., Bankers, s invaluable to all business men in
these times Of counterfeit money, there being more
IN circulation now than ever before,l it being a
miscellany Of useful KNOWLEDGE IS regards fbe
finances Of the country, and is especially devoted to
Banking Stocks, Trade, Money Sc with q mn LIST
ef COunterfeits on all National Bank Notes and
CuTrency It Contains the Qffcial list OF aIfthe a
tieuai Banks and the names and Rates Of Disco1nt
on an the state Hans-vith quotations Of the gem
eral Discount on Notes at the following cities.-
Philadelphia, New York Cincinnati, Bsltimore.
Chicago, Plttsburg, st. Louis &c. and the Whole
sale Prices Current. With a. eoruplete List of an
the Broken, and Worthless banks and Bank notes
IN the country and Is published the lst and 18th
gagged in business should subscribe to petersonis
Detector. The price Is, for the Monthly issue one
Dollar and Fifty Cents a year, OF for the semi-
Monthly issue, Three Dollars q year -
TERsas, for the Monthly issue Of twelve numbers:
one COPY, one yea,,si so
W sOptesi S49 str.- . 90
lhFee copies, one year. 80
Five copies, one year, and an extra copy 70 the
person getting up the club, making six
eoples m ~ attif- ...ss.s.....s.-ss. 90
TER1s, for the SEMI Neatly issueof "A numbers
for one year, Just double the aboTe RATES,
We would advise all persons 70 subscribe to the
seIl=monthly issue, whereby they will get descrip-
tons Of all new eounterfeits and altered notes.
some two weeks In advance Of the monthly mum
Der. .-. ~. IS. FL, ra
In Temitting, get Post Office order, or a draft
on Philadelphia or New York; if neither Of these
can DC had send National bank notes or gTeenbaczs.
GanYassers wanted everyWhere to eet subscribers
to Peterson's National Bank Note List Send for
Canyasser's Confidential Circular containing in
structlOns. Large wages can be made Address
7, B, PETERSON & BROTHERS,
No, SO5 chestnut St, Philadelphia.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-01-15
EOR SALE

EpR SALE.-A one aud a half
4 story new frame dwelling House, on NapO-
Lot contains One-tbiFd Of an acre Prices2 l00;,
half down. balance in three annual payments. 3
fa CAAIFIELD & co.
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lnOtheF RInk.

b
In addition 70 the Whisky Ring, the
Railroad Ring and the Indian Ring, it
seems another ring is being established
in Washington to be named the Gable
Ring The object of this ring is to pre-
vent any interference. with the monopo-
II of the Atlantic Gable Telegraph Com
pany. Senator Morton, of Indiana, has
introduced,a a bill in the Senate to pro-
hibit the landing on our shores of any
teIegraphic cableWithoNt the consent of
Congress. Should this bill become a
law, nocompeting ocean telegraph cable
can be landed on the shores Of any State
without being first heavily blackmailed
by the Congressional Ring-PJdiRdedt'r
b The Plaiadealsr evidently endorses
the position taken BY our minister to
England, in his speech, in Paris, a
short time siuce--that the States were
sovereign, and that it was not necessary
to obtain the consent of Congress, in or
der that a foreign company might es-
tablish cable line within any State.
Senator Morton's bill destroys Minister
Jebusoh's bobByLtbStis the ring. ''io7
4 H- HH O.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-01-15

+ NEw LIsDOs, q, had offered ? purse
Of ten thousand dellarpr to any rsspon-
sible pastissEhO would put upa furnace
ct that place. The otter has been accept
ed, and tbe money paid over. Fremont
ers who are in earnest in wishing to see
good manufacturing works established
here, should not be afraid to invest a
few dollars in that way. Fifty dollars
IN greenbacks are Rorth more than a
thousand in sympathy,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-01-15

H'OR SALE.-A two story frame
house with one story addition; contains eight
rooms, pantry and el0sQti good cellar under the
houses well and cisteTn, WOod=shed, good barn;
large lot and plenty Of fruit the same. Situated
on north side Of Court street, and owned BY J.
Steirwalt. Price, &, ,4o0 $500 or $500 down, and
balance on easy terms. CAMPBELL co.
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FOR sALE-By CANFIBLD (

CO.-Eighiy acres Of Land, m Madison Toxdship.
four miles northeast Of noersville known a. tbe
old Dick Farm. Eifty seraS are inpToved; with
apple trees, sixty peach aud cherry trees and three
hundred sugar trees es-givlg the best sugar camp in
the country. Land IN good condition adapteti
for wheat and corn. Price, Sse0O $1,000 to ti, 500
down, balance in three to five years. Here h rare
chance to buy good farm cheap,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-01-15

SUMMIT GouNIr, o.-Mrs. Sarah Gregory,
Of Norton Township. while trying out lard
recently, fell with both arms in the kettle,
burning her hands and Eristsso severely
that it is thought she will lose The use of
one if not both her hands. -. The Cheese
Factory at Sharon center was burned on the
4th inst, Loss So, 500, With partial insu-
rance. G. G.. Crane of the Akron Times was
the principal owner Burglars blew open
the safe at Schumacher's Barley Mills on
the right Of the 3lst .qlt., and obtained
$40 5Ofor their palms.. W " - Es Z
ERTE COUNTY, O.-The Bay City Buil5i
ing and Loan Association of Sandusky has
balanced its books for the past year and
finds that with receipts of $4,000 it has
extinguishe1 shares Of stock amounting to
$40 400, besides paying the expenses of its
Organization, AID tie costs of running it
thus far. This adds premium of $I4 per
share. Mrs. Lois Tay lor of Perkins
township. died recently at the advanced
| dbb " ~ ySoAEs Ouo WNS uoLu N AOOnueC-
ticut in lTi3, and settled in Perkins town
ship in l5l5.... The Ssudusky Building
& Loan Association has, during the past
year, received into its treasury SIS. 69S 35
and has cancelled 22l shares of stock, or
| $4,4OO worth. Each share is credited
with premium Of Sl7 so. Like the Bay
City, it has proven very profitable stock.
SENECA CouSTT ,O,-A woman fell from
ebe Market street bridge, in Tidsn, on the
9Th inst, to the ice below, distance of ff-
teen feet and YES picked up fnr dead. She
was carried, on board to the top of the
river bank, when the carriers stopped to
rest. Jus, then she gave grunt, rolled off
the board on 10 her feet, and straightwsy
walked rf7without so much as thanking
lhasa who Ind carried her up the hill
Such ingratilude. The Tribune insin7stes
that sbs wsstigbt, Fiss FIJI 2
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-01-15

NOR SALE.-A farm se6ntaiDing 40
h ACRES, 2RiIes lFCst OF Fremont, on the pike,
50 acres cleared and under good cultivation 10 acne
in tihar DO barring hui6 'tTees OF various kihds
log house, frame barn, good well Of water, good
spriRg-h house. Price e85 per acre. 100 down,
balance in and years, CAAIFIELD &cQ,
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Read our letters from Washington,
also from Columbus.