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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-09-24
DANKEuPTnY

BANKRUPTCY.
Il In the District Cou1s of the United States
for the Northern Dish.Ct Of Ohio.
In the matter of
Bankrupts
Notice is hereby given that a ID aud Sd general
meeting of the eredlSO.s of said Bankrupts will be
held at NOrwalkin said District on the Sth day Of
October, A ID. 1862 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the Of
fee of Frank Sawyer, one o. the Registers IN Bank
rupcy in said Dis rlct, for the purpose named in
1861. -
Sept. 16, 1869. J.L. GREENE, Jr.,
$3.50 pro- Assignee.
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JAMESTOWN, N. Y.
LIPPNcoTT BAKEwEIL:-We have no trouble
with your Saws they don't need to be lined with
paper; we put them on the Mandrel and they go
right along:
Temper perfectly uniform and quality unsur-
passed. Respectfully CHAs' J. Fox.
LIPPINCOTT & FAREWELL,
Manufacturers of Circular, Mulay, Mill Gang and
Cross-Cut Saws. Chopping Axes, all shapes. Col
burns Patent Axe. ShOvels, Spades, and Miles
Patent covered Scoop.
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Nrw AOpsrtisrnlrnts.


INSTITUTE Of Practical Civil FnRI-
n neerI4G1 Surveying and Drawing Full
course 500 hOf cIro1lhr' address A. VANnERl,AII-
LIN, Tollestoae, Lake e0onty. Indiana.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
L All persons holding City Orders, issued
priortO Aprtkl, 1869, can exchange them for the
GSOnds OF the City OF Fremont, due in two
~ years. with interest, payable semi-annually, al
Z per cent. Principal and interest payable at the
Flrs5 National Bank Of Fremont. o.
he Bon1s VIII be issued in sums Of $50, $lOC
and 500. 4
Persons wishing TO exchange orders for the Bonds
are requested to present them to the unders gned
by the lst day of October, 1863.
WIN. L. HAYNEs,l
i sts lr d. BETIs, Com, on Finance
PAUL CORES, J $3.50
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nON,T SHAKE,

The surest Ague Remedy known, Jehnson's Veg
etable Candy Ague Cure. Safe, permanent and ef-
fectual So pleasant everybody viii eat If it. Con-
fains no poison. Sold everywhere. Made and sold
by HOWELL & JOHNSON, Bedford, Mass.
DR. WHITTIER, 6l7 st. Charles ST., st. Louis,
il Mo-, of DniOn-wide reputation, treats all ven
1sreal diseases. also, seminal emissions impOtency,
&c, the result Of self-abuse. Send stamps for
sealed pamphlet 5Opp: No matter who failed, state
case. Consultation free.
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Errors Of YOuth.-A gentleman who suffered
for years from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay,
and all the effects Of youthful indscretion, WILL for
the sake of suffering humanity, send free to all who
need it. the receipt and directions for making the
simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertiser can
do 50 BY addressing, in perfect confidence,
q JOHN B, OGDEN, No. 40 Cedar st, NY.
To COnsumptives.-The advertiser, having
been restored to health in few weeks, by very
simple remedy, after having suffered several years
with severe lung Affection and that dread disease,
Consumpton-is anxious to make known TO his
felloW-suferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, be viii send copy of the
prescription used, free of charged with the dire
tons for preparing and using the same, which they
viii find sure Cure for Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis, etc. The object of the advertiser in
sending the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted
and spread information which he coneeves to be in
valuable; and he hopes every Isuerer will try his
remedy, as it viii cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please ad-
dress, Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
2I williamsburg, Kings county, N. x,
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Perfumery, Hair Oils, sc.

PERFUMERY HAIR OILS PoMADEs HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS
POWDERS HAIRCLOTH, TOOTH & NAIL BRUSHES
IN LARGE VARIETIES.
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Wines 4 Liquors.!

Liquors. Medicinal only always hand All
the Proprietary Medicines the found store and warranted
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Paints, Paints,

Paint pure absolutely Boiled aud Raw Oil
Turpentn Vanb Putty, Fine COo, Paint and Vnsh Brushes
Window Glass-cheap as the cheapest and warranted
IN quality.
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Wall Paper & Borders.

SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF WALL PAPER AND BORDERS FOR
THE SPRING TRADE; ALSO CURTAINS TASSELS, CORD,
FIXTURES &c, COMPLETE STOCK.
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Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
Agents, Read This,

6AA SASOe ANS~S~
TUE viii pay Agents salary Of $50 per week
wv and expenses, CT allow large commission
to sell our new and wonderful inventions. Address
II. WAGNER & Co., Marshall, Mich.
AIII0 How / made it in six months
p1A4V Secret and sample mailed free. A. j..
II, uam, New York.
USE b, A. FahRestOck's VERWIFUGB.
ST0HE MAGIC COMB viii change any colored hair
or beard to a permanent BLACK or Brown. One
comb sent by mail tCr 81. For sale by merchants
and Druggists generally. Address Magic Comb
Co., Springfield, Mass.
ASK your Doctor or DruggistfOr Sweet
Quinine-it equals lbitterl lQuinIne. Is made only
by T. STEARNS, Chemist, Detroit:
66TlSSENCE OF INK K.',-IO cents for l-2 piat
~ of the most beautiful Black Ink in the world
1t flows freely, and will not corrode steel pens-
Trade mark, Essence of Ink For sale by sta
fioners, druggists, merchants, sPERRY & CO.,
Manufacturers, 500 Broadway, N. Y,
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157 State ST., Chicago,
BRANCH OF
s. @. THOMPSON e. Co.
lac Federal ST.. Boston.

Cur Great Western Branch House has been es-
tabhshed for the purpose Of giving our Agents the
advantage Of the largely reduced Express charges,
an that they may receive their goods in the short
est possible time.
% Persons who have been acting as agents for
the Dollar Houses Of the East will find II TO fbeir
advantage to deal directly with
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-09-24
UnequaIed Qualify!

Having extensive arrangements with srge Eastern
Manufacturers, for the first and best line of Good
for
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-09-24

as fast as the are produced. As aim to build up
valuable reputation and have determined to ex-
tend trade just rather than to make profits,
We shall sell ct the
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-09-24
r EGAL NOTICE.

" y -NSoh1
I. M. GINN, Examiners:
A. B. PUTNAM,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-09-24
OUR SPGIAt TRADE

We shsllbe able to meet the demand and tastes 0
our customers more fully than heretofore and Il
promptly exhibit all
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-15
NDli3ei @sricbt.

Sannie 6errel, @9ld9erei nn0 Sals
ten zines ilnorDentliden 6auIes, frei.
0efprOden un0 Slayer bate Die Gefte.,
au Sablen.
WfarD Saflon, osgI.
MlarD QlOgins nnO QllferO SooIar.
gagabonOiren, 90 Gage 0Irbeitsbaus.
Dapio Breed, ftbnsles SSahren.
Soften.
Samts Drote, SieblfabE bon RIeis
bern, nnfgef6oben.
80 8. Ginlfins, Drobung nit elmer
YiltoIe uno Sra9e1 berboraeuer IHafs
fen frei0elproAsn.
3. 90 Giuon, GiebifabI BON s27
uno elmer llbrs freigeipro5en.
.. %. Gtoutbart, lserltol, ososu oie
Sanitatsssiebe, frsigeIprod,e11.
SaIlle FnGer, @anobonAir,n ,ra
6etrunten, 80 Sage gltBeitsbsns a"o
Gbas 9eslie, betrunFen' frs s's'
den. As'ssipl0*
sIbner On Der. tssI. $500 unS i,
Refiep.I ~ 70
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~ gieue Raaren. Gerr 20.
9ifeIs, SO. II llnion &trase, rla1t
benz @ubIituni bic QIn3eige, Sab Elm
She'll Der r1euen 6rHbiahrs @toife 10 eI :
deer tiir5lih tnSfepgorf eefnuft ,bereits
eingstrOTen III, un6 cine ipeitere gens
eung big SeaRabenO ertproDet miro.
~ GriminaIQeridt. aQs
bert Brant, Nteineib, tpuroe BON Der
SurD freiselprO@en.
~ Gircuits @efidt. Die
@aaoenerlaktla9e bon 6Abmoe0 aep
gen ote Chattanooga Balm neaen lee
berfabrung uub960tang SSorrelIs murs
oe obermals ab0eUielen.
~ so iern. QIus RnorbiIle
Dire eeneIbet, bae Die MaSern inter
ben Rin0ern 9rafiren. @ie leIIen in
lebr gefabrli9er @eife anftreten.
E Cant. Sir fin0 BON Ben
unternebmern Der aumBeneffs Der beuts
fden Ilttberildben Stride un6 GduIe am
Nfittuu9 ben 10. beronitaItetenNbeu6>
unterboItung, eriudt iuoroen, aaen
Donler unS 9erren, iuelde I'M Genaert
uns in Der SbeaterborlteHuna mitans
ipirfen Die Site batten, ben beltenD nnf
austufpre6en. @leid5eitig iperoen ale
Dieleni9en, iDeI1e nod 5i6ete in66ns
ben baben, bOFidft erfudt, aieieIbeH
~ -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-15
@pesiaI MDtise1..

xgrepa's8r0m&iaI gr0@es fir
afbmatiI9t unb 9uaesMfrantbeitsa baben
ibre gBirfianEeft in sinsr IAneen Rsibe BON
5abrsn bepdbrt aHb 3eusntifs bsrpprrasen-
Der Skinner bic fie ssbrau9t babsn, sr-
baIten.
Dtfjeniseu, peIltt an 6uiten, G9nupisn,
priferteit, aebItupfentsinbuns u. {. n. Isiben,
iCllten BITE uErOGrs" Srrfu9eu. DieIrlten
iinb Gin einfa9es, faif in jsbsm anr Rirf-
lanes NittrI.
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I3N1


f&beriff SerRduf. -,Sn Gemdsbei elmer vendis
~ ito exponss ger0rbnnng an nt4 gsrt9tet un6
Gnpibfoli Gonufr, Tfttn., bel feifttm Sanuaxs
Terniss 1852 spetbe it gum 6iIentIl9m Weffouf on
GouxthGus4hux in Der StnDt 9icfbusue am 9 Q mn a.
Il B, ben Is. Rirs 1862 nn@fe5ene bel ftiebenes
@ranbetaelffhnm brifiaen, ndmli1. Nae Hedfe 9fs
fsI Nniprfcte nnb Snfereiien, be Ehos. Earbart IN
,ffsh an efrefn aewifIen Slid ober Ebgu Garn d
gen;Sfof, Gotinfp, $enn., I'M Giptlbthtffk 30. "a
SAT baifeIbe beefnn BET etnem Yfabl IL her creme
lf,lie RON glrs. Gntbartss @ittwenbefs nh Der ode
rnb II Ainrs neG tiem HfobI IN Der 2iuie bs8 ifss
rpenbeittes; non ha DsifIt9 IS ppIes mao einem
81 r6rhlt4 y @rub, weiilt9 ~ @olfs ,irak ainFs
mad chem @fobg IL Altes = fabIil9fen RIufe: rnr
bn fiiNlf9 IS @y0b D. tlid IS woIes rad BEN MuGe
aaneapiinft entbaltenh Is Aer mebr Dber fpelsfoer
ifab BefnIae beIeot ais has GteentBItm pof1 Fbo8
G1rban, nn FINER ereeutioH 1a @ainaen RON srbn
Morgan " 50. nMo qseen Atnerpa Gnrbnzt uns
osen. 0eeeten sen IS. Tebruar 1859.
febz6 g. Donattfo IN, SBsrifi.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-15

Capt. Binters Defenders erbieIt bon
ben 8irgern bon YnIasfi ben @einas
men ,tSigbtning Captain" mas geiuib
eth GbrentiteI III.
Die Wlannf1afteil, ff0b benz bic
meiIten iunge GeI0aten iirl0, huben ben
befen Mlutb uno Ieben In Der orSsten
3nfrieoenbeit uno felten luire eine 8abI
bon 500 Nfdnnera gefllnben perOen,
tueIbe liA rubieer uno onit6noiger be-
tragen, ais bic 10 berhaBte NliIitia.
Babrenb Der Belt, in peI1er mir bier
lin0 baben mir nod teinen ein8igen
8etrunfenen 0eieben unb fein eiasiges
unanitdnCi9es 2Hcrt geb0rt, ob9leiA
Der 8erfauf bon 8ier unO NlepfeImein
(?) iebr gut 1T.
9ente, Gonnaben6s, am beraefhrie<
benen Geinigungstase, fiebt Dos Eager
10 t1ie0ll@ unb fein aus !, ais ME sn err.
tuarttn itebt, unO mad ben ggercitien
uno 8araben, tuel5en mir beigetpobnt,
I6Bt iid5 eriuartefi, 0aB bic nlorgenbe
Snlpection ie0etn alien &e9imente Gbre
MAIDEN iDiiroe.
Dies 1T 10 3iemIi1 aIIes, iuas mir
Sbnen 6iesmaI mitttbeiIen fOnnen,
bod mellen mir nod cine fIeine Gpis
fooe aus benz 2eben bon 8uIasti mits
tbeilen, in iueI6en 3nei bon uns nanis
lid, Csc. %. unb 9err g., fotuobI oIs
3eusen Der Shat ais Dor @eridt fi9us
rirer.
g8ir tuaren faum Z GtunSen in 8us
lasfi, Gsqre. 81. ull0 Serr 3. laBen i'm
grocerie 0efdaft eines Serrn WfaIons,
zines 9uten rnionmnnnes, ale ii9 elm
Streit entipann Stpifden einem be-
truntenen 9teger uno Serra NfaIcne,
tuelder OemieIben bic 8biir mics. Nber
taum binause1pebirt, sog Ser ge0er
einen HebeIner unN febrte IN ben Store
5urid, IN Der Qlbfidt Serrn MaIene su
Neoe gu ielIen. Derlelbe berltanO
ben Spab iebod faIi1, fpielte bas
Brebenire, ft1oB 3 NAL auf ben 9leaer
un6 beriuun0ete henIeIben aud 3 mol,
iebotb 10 leidt 6aB 6erfelbesana nnoern
Gage Dor @eribt eri6einen fonnte.
SeIbanertanOIid purbe Serr Mtos
lone auf 0as 8eugniB bon $50. 50. uno
Serr 8, ala in @eIbfDertbei6iounQ
banbeIno freieeiproden nno Der geeet
gu Strafe iuegen Sragens berboroener
8affen De.urtbeilt. W1a8iifrat 9lberz
nntbp, tueIder bic @ohe berbanoeIte,
fdien ienod bonn geieke eegen Era.
gen berborgener Mafen ri1ts eemuBt
81 baben uuO tuur0e erlt BON $50. g.
oarauf aufmettian genadt, nelder
acknowledgement, nadbem er fi1 oIs
Wfagitrat bon glalhbtne ein9eflbrt
bate, nit Der ousseaeidnetften SoFi9<
feit bebaitbeIt lDuroe.
SoIIte iibrigens bos @eIeb aeaen
Sra9en berbOreener @afen in Giles
Co., ftreng 6nrdgefiibrt Dernen, 10
iuiircen Die Gtrafgelber, peIde oa<
oar6 er3ieIt tuiiroen tuobI ben Bttraa
oer Soiten fur bic Wilitia errei1en,
6enn es 1T fdnerIi1 Elm Mana gu
Eneem, Der llidt feinen febolber Bel
If6 trd8t.
3eben Sic tuobI uno bieIe grabe an
ALE Sreun0e Der
gutIer Der Sem, @taafs GuarO.
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NerfommInu0 Des rePabIifa.
nifc6em Gt0ats Central
GDmutiftee'8.

0as repu5Iifanifde Gtaats Gene
trail Committee ipirb hermit boda6s
tunssbou eriuht, fib am Donnelitae,
ben Is. B. Nf., ittn 1O4 nbr, su bers
fammeIn. Sd bofTe, Oab fein N1its
9liee berfeblen iuirO, oegenpartis su
fem, ba Gefdafte bon Der Guberlten
9Bi9tigfeit our GrlDasung boreelegt
ueroen iollen.
d. 80. 6 a tie, @orfbeuber.
0fepubIifanifde 8I0tter molten ee.
fduteit copireu.
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R g 3aoenerfabfIaae
Sn @arion @ountn if ourb Nfis 9e.
tba GOeber cine S6aoenerIabtlaQe aui
$50, 900 ge9en Gapt. 8. 6. Naben.
port tcegen 9ebrederen Gbeberlpre ;
9ens agbGneio 9ena6t unb bereitS Der
Surf llber0eben tporoen, 6eren 9Sers
bit bis iekt nod niht befannt qeuors
ben 1T. 0Is fi5 Oas Soar mifeinan=
Der berlobt bate, iteIIte es iib beraus,
oaB Der Captain bereits cine Srou
bate, Die plOsIid uno ie6r untuiufoms
men auftaudte. Die 9auptfraae sci
benz 9rO3es lit Die, oh WiiB Qet6a et=
has bon Der GTiffens eieler Sran Qe<
tuuBt bate, ais iie Dem gapit1n ihr
Seiratbsberlpre6en CAB, in ueIdem
Sale, ME Der 8i9ter bic @efAnornen
initruirte, ibr fein Gdabenerfab suS
ffebe.
~ 8eiIh G n. ueber einen8eiI1
dengarteu in potsOam f6reibt man
Dem 8erliner ySr. BIZ: Ser Garts
ner Srieori6 Dor Dem Berliner Shore
bat ieinen nber 3pei Worgen aro6en
0arten am SabeInfer { Bobelsbura Qee
geniiber) gang 3ur 8eilden8udt einaes
ri6tet. Wan bente lid an taufenoN1iif.
beetfenlter, unter Denen bas 2ebsn Die,
Ter Srublingsbeten frifd fein1t unb
BlutbeH treibt. BitO elm 6eniter auf
geoeft, 70 buffet Elm DiOletter &ains
enteegen, nur fpdrIi1 bonn
Seugriin oer Bldtter bic unb ia aes
IprenfeIt. llnb 70 ii@t zines, uein
uohl an bunOert SSenifer! Inter anosrn
II es nod grin, bier berlpredhen Die
lnfesenoen RnOipen erft mad Saaeu, |
Bc9en reihe Beute. Qluf Der Giiens |
,abn GeheH 8eildens Senbilngen, tuobI |
,ertuabrt eesen tiidilben 6roft, mad |
a0nigsberg i. Yr., mad Gansia, Be- |
en-, Stettin, ebenfe mad Samburo,
Redlenbur0, &adferi u. I. b. Ood, |
Dor allen Srten 1T e. Berlin, Oas ben
Ir6bten grtrae berbraldt unD tdaIid
l1slui1ter lnebrere Stale, 0eben beeeus
ef1oe 8enoungsn mad Der 6aubtffQbf
lInuDer. 8ont glu9ulf Bis gum Wlai
'no Oei 0t.eoriH BITE NFans6en al fos
'sn, Der II ben Iebten Sohren Snrd
oanpf5eiaung beDenfsnD beiIereGrfols
Ie erolelte, ais friiber, ao e Bic es,tss
urd Dung ertudrnlte. @Om g,S ss;sl ~
I'M 2lnenlt fteben bic GeiIdbera in,s = ~
n, UNI FIG 81 erHcIen, 81 frdftiasn' In FIR
ie Gaifon. ~
- Enrnunterri4t. Oas
5nblifun iuir0 hermit benahriffiof
aB oer nnterri1t fir Die 9urnera5or
ilge Don Iebt IN leoen Dienitda unb
resEag 9laAmlItA0e nm 3 ubr ffotts
noetl utro. 2Sir legen es ben GIferu
vi oas DEingen0fte an'S 6era, 6iefe
'saegenheits ibren @56nen cine fiihs
sen f0rperli@e QlusbiI0nna AZ aetp;ik !.
nh nl@t au perfdnmen
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m8 6.

| 9uffdmieOe, gBerfseuae, 91iete,
8af9maidlinen, S9ranben, @ieaeI,
Gpistnagel uilo Nasel aIIer Mrt; fers
ner aetten bon ieser 8ef6reibuna
tpobIfeiI 81 perfnufen BET sSrend5
8rOtbors, 9tor 50 unit "a Nfarftifraee.
in8 st.
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Sur oberrtater.

@is fnb sr,da9tist ben Gbrsnprrtbeu
GeO Mnbrtws, jestser Snbnter tes
Qlmtss, ala Gan6tbat fir etnen hrr Sberrit.
ter beg 9taats- Sberssri9tss an3ufiinbiesn.-
@atI AM q. Mat. ms6bsO
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@enerGls anwalt anb @epolter.

B gBir fInS erna9tist 9bOs. 3. GsIb-
tpea aIs gnnbtbatsn fir @ensraI-MnpaIt unb
Supporter bee Gtaates Sennefss anauFinbisen.
Die @abI fnbet am strrten gOnnsrfasstm
Nat 1869 fatt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-15

Bermeibet Site in Dem Sbr @es
ii1icooe, ben ein3ieen 3uberIafiiaen
WdnaenDertilDer, oebrnudt. Gnt6dlt
feline Nlineralltoffe oHer Site. 0Sers
fauft in QiIlnrO's 0lpotbsfe, gds bon
GeDars uuO @herrBltrabe.
m34eb0at6t
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OeofbDiae 8efenfabris.
@ehgef Der Heshsr

Ra4eem bic tlnterset4neten bic RofhpfHe gefen
DabEtt roH V. s.. Gmrop fdniIs1 ernorben baben
wesoen ne isi9e $erbetferungtn unb Grwetteunaen
nHe eouitdnnisfsen bsrart gen @fabI1iitmrnf
~ 89een iu mocben. sic uerben Dn1 keute an
oas @ti9dFt tn Bstrisb iesen unb fostpdbreno
8eien, Biiriten unb Befens Bacterial
an Sanb baIten, peg&e ne N ben mSeIi6fa ni.brtoen
#reiiel 90 reTtGGfen eehenftn. Muftf&ne rromuf
oiseetabrt.. DIE Majmertomfeit hes AanSeIshanSeS
y. u. 20pM a. &C.,
9os 81 x3roatftrnb
ecfn. ''s''' - 's''p'" ST. s.. III. 20.
1anf6 SM
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GanbiOate,, 9Gn5eisem.
Sur c6erriAter /.

gBir ifnb bfHabtist ben GbrsnRertbru S
.. 9 badeIfSrb b. jesisen Snbaber tes
Mnites, ala Ganbitnt fir einsn Der SbergiG.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-25

DEATH FROM MISUNDERSTANDING
morning about eight O'Clock, Lewis
Berger, better known as Lewis Mertz,
was discovered lying dead on the floor
OF one OF the rooms In his mothers
dwelling, near the German Lutheran
Church, In Centre Wheeling. It is said
that he had been at the pic. mic, Monday
night, out at Frank Walters', and re-
turning at q late hour In the night he
and bis brother laid down on the floor
and went to sleep. About the hon,
mentioned his brother was awakened
BY q strange noise, and rising, dIs.
covered that Lswis was suffering from,
q sudden attack Of some disease, he
attempted to raise him up, but before
he could do 30 the vital spark had
fed. A physician was called who
gave 1t a. his opinion that death had
resulted from q sudden rush OF blood
to the head, or apoplexy. The intslll.
Gence was conveyed to Esqr. Hammer
Justice ot-the township, who had a jury
summoned to hold anInquest. II was,
how ever, finally decided to be unnecea'
sary, as all the circumstances attend
Ing his death were known, and nc
marks ofvIolence were dlacoyerable.
Mr.. Berger was q short, thick ses man
the conformation Of those usually
subject to attacks OF that dread disease.
BE was glass.blower, and we are told
was quite Incorporate.