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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-27
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CAN SucH THINGS BE Be9-Stranse re.
ports reach Us from Tallapoosa county.
. to the effect that n man named Light.
loot, who has been in trance for thirty
days, hns awakened with tho power to
cure every manner Of disease by simply
touching tho afflicted person with bis
hands. lie has already worked several
miraculous cures, and his house is
tthronged daily with applicants for re,
mef from Tho Ills That flesh is heir TO.
report says that hundreds, perhaps
thousands, arc campcd round his house
waiting thcir time 10 come, and tho
crowd has been so large that numbers
have been compelled to return to their
. bones without seeing tho great physt
scion. Hitherto no has positively re-.
fused to receive any compensation for
bis services, but VIC understand that his
family are now receiving donations from
those hoi has cured. chambers Gala J
Tribune. =
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-27
POINTS ri
G u N PO w DER

I.would Invite tho attention Of dealers to
my Large aud We'll Assorted stock Of Pow
dor, consisting Of RHO llFg. in kegs, half
and quarter kegs, also in ono pound and
half pound canisters. ''s
Deer IlF, in kegs, half and quarter kegs.
also i'll ono pound and half pound canstcrs
Eagle sporting and Rifle. IN ct pound kegs,
ono pound and half pound canistcrs.i
Eagle Ducsing, in 123 and 0f pound kegs,
fve pound and ono pound canistcrS.
kegs. %. - . 1.,A.''
Sporting, Mining aud Shipping powder Of
every variety, manufactured ut tho celcbrn.
tcd NJ ills OF Il. j. Dupont DcNemours Co..
Wilmington, Delaware, whose reputation
has stood unrivallcd for sixty. eight Years.
| am prepared to fiji nll orders, either Rc>
tail or Wholesale, allowing u liberal discount
in lots Of twenty-five kegs or moro.
J. n. ROBSON, Agent,
Nos. &2 Atlantic Wharf, Charleston, sc.
Dec. 0 so 3m.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-27
Carriage and Buggy
FACTORY.
J. Tay}Or e. Go
J. Taylor g. Co.

will keep constantly on hand good rs.
sortmcnt OF fine BuGGlEs Of tho most ap-
proved proved s'Hlcs and patterns, combining
iightncss and durability. Built to order
light Rockaways, and Plantation Carriages,
phentons, Top and no Top Buggics, &c.
"ld Carriages nnd Buggics renovated and
~ tc to look ns good ny new. Repairing
done in the best manner and Mt reasonable
prices, and all work estimated on before it
is repaired and copy given to our custo-
mcrs. Special attention given to repairing
hne Carriages and Bugsies, which is s'impor-
'ant to consumers. Freight will be paid ono
way, when sent by Rail Road, when the re-
pairs amo"ntto over SlOn We use nothing
o"I tnS best materials ,hnt cail be bought, and
"rc "ilI'n" to rely on the merit of our work Tor
liberal patronage. We invite the cxami-
nation OF our work and assure tho public
That "" can build the same class work rs
chr"p II not cheaper than we can import it.
All Of our work is warranted.
Our Factory is near the Dcpot.
Ncwbcrr, $. c., Marcel, 20 l3 ".
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-27
Eclectic Magazine
LITERATURE, SCIENCE AND ART.
New Volnma bnoius Ioo,,nr,, loco

LITERATURE, SCIENCE AND ART.
New Volume begins January, 1868,
BEING ETWENTY.SINrII YEAR OrTlIE
EXISTENCE OF THE WORK.
It's composed exclusively Of the Choicest
of fcrcir" % Fl" &c S"S H 's is whole c"
geographical, Gcjen'i,ic. and miscellaneous
Articles.
are written by pnthorS whose fame j. cocX,cr>
siva with contemporary thrurht and il claims
to present to its readers more matter OF nrr,rm,
Interest ana permanent value lat can he fnuu6
anywhere within the same compass.
IN tile December numLrr wore given ilc
ollentng chapters ora Erw novel, lie knew he
By Anthony 1rol!opo.
This department Of the Ma.s:z;nc will hero-
n,ter receive special n'tcn'i"n. a,d series Of
novels Will he presented by aNth"r; Ut establish.
cd and scholmrly reputation
g. Inc following nrc some "fti,' i'r.mcral wo, ks
from which our selections ~. !i,l,.t.
London Quarterly, British Quar,rr;y, North
Saturday Sat!. Reyiew, Wrs'mnisrs rs Erview, Oh m,
uer journal, Art journal. tbrirnt,,0rarv Re.
view: We Al the year around. hvvue les 'Dcux
1loh1cs: London Society, l;ruuL.l'S Mi.ccllany,
Gornllii Magazine, Fraser'> Ma: ::aznc, Leisure
llour, Temple Bar l.outl"n Rcyicw, Clrisljun
Society, Dublin University.
Embellishments.
Ehcl numDcr contains ono or more fine steel
engrarinSs, portraits of elninert men, or illstra-
tive OF important historic events
foIumeS commence in January and July
subscriptions can commence with any mumbrr.
TERMS, SIS PEI; YEAR; SINGLE COPIES,
45 CENTS; TWO COPIES 50; FIVE COPIES,
$50.
ThS trade, ciersymcn, teachers, and clubs
Surpilel on favorable terms, and canvassers
wanted in all parts ofthc country, to whom
liberal Inducements will be offered
(SEND FOR PREMIUM LISrI
Address T.. II. PEIrON.
les Fulton Street. New York.
Dec. 45 81 If.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-27

On and af'cr2nd November ISIS. the pas.
Srh%cf Nf"m Will leave SrartanhnG Court
ilouSc, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days at 7 H. NJ, and arrive at Aston aI 80
p. m, connecting with the Grccnvil!c down
train, and trains for Charlotte and Charles
ton.
On Tuesdays. Thursdays and SATURDAYS,
nc up passenger train connecting with the
GrccnvilIc up trains, will leave Aistou nt Q
Il. M. and arrive at SparIanhurg Court
House at 3 20 y. m, rs per following schcd>
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-27
ty'he Church Union.

., This paper has been recently enlarged TO
mammoth proportions. It IS tho largest re-
ligious pnpcr IN tho world. Is tho lcuding
organ Of the Union Movement, aud opposes
rltnalism. close communion, cxclusiycncs,
and church cRsto 1t Is tho only pnpor TINT
publishes Henry Ward Bccchcr's Sermons,
which 1t docs every week, just as thoy arc
delivered, without qualification or corrcc. :.
tlon by him. 1t advocates universal sui.
frago; and union Of christians ut tho polls:
and tue rights OF labor. It has tho best Ag,
rlcu!tural Department. Of any paper in tho
world; publishes stories for tho fnmily, and
for tho destruction Of social evils. lis cdf.
tcr!al management Is impersonal; its writer's
and editors, nre from every branch Of tho
church. and from every grade of society. II
has boon nptly termed the frccst organ of
thought IN tho world
Such paper, offering premiums of Sowing
Machines, Dictionaries, Appleton's Cyclo
pcdla. Pianos. Organs for Churches, etc.
makes ono OF tho best pnpers for canvasscrs
in the world.
Every Congregation may obtain n Cons
mnnion Service. IN Organ, II Melodcou. n
3iblo, or Il Llfo Insurance Policy for its Pas,
tor. or almost any Other nccdf,l thing by
q club Of subscribers -
Send Tor Il copy, enclosing 10 cents, to
HENRY T.. CHILD,
41 Park Row, New York,
Up. S.-Subscriptions received at this
o''co' Dec. Q SO mos.
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| s e c.S-o

Aoo C~>-O
. The pomaria Nurseries have hrcp crcltly I'M,
prrnvsd, nnd The undersigned has The pleasure OF
nn"tlig 10 his patrons Tie best collection tI
ffult Trees ever grown in THIS climate Annie,
and peaches rarticularlv adapted 10 tie ci,nn,r
from the earliest to The llic,, ApricolS. riums
nrciarin"S: Cherries, in great variety. Almonds,
S!u'ncrS' FIGS, lonir@rann;cS. Nr'IarS. EilLcus
haGsih Em%hSh WHl,.Ht<, >raulsh CEye,nn,s. Ever,
Dehrln:f Mnitrrr.S. i. I'"E,.. 'Ea hast nn,,
most warned collection ever ufIt.Iru ia trr Soufh
among them the li"l". 81 l,r." wi,ir, pear.
r1ni!' 10 Duchess" D'AuG,nirur IN >i;. s'tum
a;iid and DwaIS can he furnished ilom years
old, to irariny size.
hrNncs Ia great rnritty. inc!rtiirg nj! the hest
new 'nDic varieties, with those Ehr v;nryard>.
Niso Lnitcrlnck':, True $cupprrrnn" niiI ,i,r
iur wine - '' "S
. or l;r"r"rt ems. largo and most varied col].c.
non: e'nDf'cihg every hc+irnhl" rarrty-mauy
parllcuiurly adapted to Cemeteries.
, EoScS-All u the fine vnrictis with tbr rov
trcrcsI tnEortatinns. all grown on t!ri, owl,
roots Dah!ias, he finest cnlors. and most prr
1'ct French early variety. Gladi i.Ius-m;uy
SnHcin Kinds. lni,c krscs. trySuntlr,n,l,ns mud
everything desirablc in the way of Druancn:i
ilow"rna Shrubs. SC. y new Catalogue vii
soon re ready iorni*!rihnti',n. rrr$,l, .oiGrring
VIII l'rnse direct to WM. SU.l NE Arrrt.
WV oS-fHi Ppnl rim \
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-27
NOTit3 TO fhhNTTE5,
S0lGE3N EsAGHHsC NUkN0.

The highly satisfactory and remarkable
effects Of this Gnano in predicting very
largely increased crops Of Cotton, Corn and
other staple crops, hrS attracted the gen.
eral attention Of Planters and flrmrrs. In
order to c"niirm public conlidrucr in the
continued excellence Of this Gnaro, and
arail ol the best scientific ability in tho
prosecution Of this important business, the
racilic Guano Company has consummatcd
Il professional engagement with Dr.. ST. Ju.
liam Rtrcnr!, Of Charleston, s. C., Ms scicn
tile adviser and consulting Chemist 10 the
Company. DR.. Ravcncl is convcrsnnt with
III" composition and qualities Of the G,lano,
as well ns with the chn:actcr, policy and
unusual resources OF the Pacific Guauo
Company, and will communicate fnll H.
formation on these points to planters who
may call on him, or address him by letter
at Charleston, s. 9.
JNO $: REESE 4 CO., General Asra.
Incilic G"ano Company, Baltimore, lid.
j. y. ROBSON,
Ag't Tor South Carolina, Charleston, S. C.
Dee. % 80 Sm.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-27

a MuLrlrUp.Sous WoMAN.-Somc one
mentioned in the presence of Sidney
Smith, that n young Scotsman, who had
been lately in the ncighborhood WAS
abont to marry nn Irish widow, double
his age, a,i,i ot very considerable dimcn-
sions. Going to marry bert he cxclaim.
ed, bursting out laughing; going to
marry hcr!-impossib,e !Sou mcan Il
part Of her; he could not ,narry her all
himself. IL would not be case Of Lisa.
NY mt trigslny. The ncishborhood or
the magistrates, would interfere. There
is enough of her TO furnish wives for Il
whole parish. One man marry her il is
monstrouS? You misht people colony
with her; Or give Il assembly wi;h her;
Or perhaps take your moruing walks
round her, always provided lhrrc we've
frequent rcstiNg places. and ,.or ale in
rude health. once was rash enough to
try walking round her before breakfast,
but only got Eall way, and gave it up
exhausted. Or you mi%h, read the Riot
Act and tlisprr*c her; in short, you
might do anything with her hu. marry
her
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-27
STOVES, STOVES.
Stoves and TinWare.

y hrgc aud we'll selected assortment Of
Cooking and other Stoves, always on hand
and for salo low for cash. by
W. Il. Wright,
Who'c long experience in the Stove bust.
ness enables him TO sell /: more complete
and better article for less I,oncy than ca1
DC had by ordering.
FIVE REASONS
why it will be to your interest to buy your
Stoves from him.
l.. lie dCvOtcS himself exclusively TO The
C'"~" owl Tin L",iuS>-, ou,t ls ,irI,v,,.Jvtt
upon thnt for support, nnl OF coll,so will
DC very careful to see that his customers cct
nothing hu, the best at the lowest price.
:. You can make Il selection from y large
assortment always in store.
3. If any part burns out or cracks or
breaks, yon rnn have il either rrpaircd or
replaced with new pieces at very small cost.
d. Every Stove is warranted to work well.
f il does not you havo the privilege of rc
turning it in ONE MONTH after purchase.
S. 1t is especially your interest to cps
courage enterprise and industry in thai class
OF persons (practical mcchanics) who urc
dA a1SolNfc ncrcs$ify 10 ctcry CON-
mHnIy.
The Snmc reasons apply With equal force TO
Tm-waie.
Jan 1
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-27

Y rn, = |----- - Il IT -----|- !
81 The design of tho U. S. postage stamps
arc to be changed land tho stamps to be
smaller and moro handsome.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-27
M[7 -<:ass,>l = III a. II HOOD.
Zii%p>-zz1,syAS HOW Incr -.
II % 4 8 E. 6 6 kDE3El,

Just published. Il now edition of l,r. Cul-
f"'W"i!S Celebrated Essay on tie Indi.
r;'l chr" twi!hout m"hirnr) OF Snrrmn,,r.
r'i">', or Seminal Weakness, Invojun,,rv
seminal l'">*"S, Impp,rnrv, Mental and
ihyS'r"i incamciiy, impedincnts to Mar
r'a:r, etc.; also, Consumption Ep:lcpsv.
and fi'$, induced by srII.ndnIgrncc or sex.
uai cN'riNn&nErr.
ca Price. in scaled envelope, only
cents. '
Ia" celebrated nrthor in the admirable
essay; clearly demonstrates from n thirty
wears successful practice, that the nlurminss
consequences Of srli-nhusr may he rod;cojT
cured without The use Of internal mc,licino
M Inc application Of The knife; nontinr
""t mode n' c"rr at once simple. ccrtnin
AZ! rIlrrlnal, hy means Of which every suC.
t"r"r, no matter what his condition mcv no
may cnrc himsrl! chcnply, privately. md
radically. '' "''"
t:1;|3' This Lecture should be in thc hand.
"l every youth and every man in tho land.
sent. under seal, in plain cnvclopc, ~
any address, postpaid, on recent Of six cents
or Two post stamps. Also, DR.. Culvcrwc)rs
MarrIngr Gui,lc,' price 25 cents. Addrcss
the Publishers, "'e'''
ClIAS. !. G. KLINE & CO..
1T Broadway, N. Y. roytOnice Eox dhse
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-27

Don't Fail to Try the Cclcbra
tod Southern Tonic Panknin's llcpa,ic Bit.
trrS. an nn'ailin% remedy for all Diseases or
The li%"s,iv" Organs and the Liver. For
sale 10y MI Druggists.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-27
Now Schedule.

Now Schedule.
Onlce Laurcns Il. II.
Laurcns G. H., S. G., April 20. 1865.
On and after rucstlny. 18Th AIay next tho
trains on this road will commence running
to return on same day; 10 connect with m
and down trains on Grccnvi!lc aud CoIum
bin Railroad, at Helena; l>nvins Lnurcns AZ
s \. NJ. on Tuesdays. rhursdav's aud Sat
urdny's, and leaving Helena nt II =. ~, on
same dnys. j. S, BOWERS.
M"yo Supt. l.. Il r.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-27

Don't Fail to FRY the Cclc-
hra'"d Southern Tonic, Panknin's IIcpatic
h''ierS, nn nnailing remedy for all Dis
eases Of the Digestive Organs md the Liver.
For sale by MI Druggists.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-27

THNlE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
n ilOLDERS Of tho alive Institutions will
be held IN the City OF Chm uson, on the second
Tuesday In February next, tho 9th Of tic month.
PLACE Of meeting, Hall OF tho Southwestern
Rnil Road Bank, IN Broad. street. Hour of con
yening, II O'Clock, a. NJ. ~"
On The day following. Wednesday, tho 10th,
there will bc an Election held Mt tho same place,
FIFTEEN DIRECrORS Of the Rnilroad Com,
pany, Qnd THIRTEEN DIRECTORS Of tho
Sank. "A Committee TO verify Proxies will at-
;, Stockholdcrs will he passed as usual, over tho
hon'l. 10 aud from the Meeting, free Of charge,
IN hco4rdanoo with tho resolution Of the Con.
venton Of 1854.
Jan. 20S 7'-' '
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-27

Don't Fail to Try the Cclc-
hra'"d Southern Tonic, Panknins lIcpn,ic
H'lierS, nn nn!hiling remedy for all Dis
eases ol tn" Digestive Organs and the Liver
For sale by all Druggists.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-27

Sumter has M organized police, with
stars AMI clubs, &C.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-27

Don t Fail to Fry the Cole
hra'cd Southern Tonic, Tanknin's ITcmtic
h'l'r'S, an nn'ai'ing remedy for all Dis
cases OF IN" Digestive Organs and the Liver
For sale by all DRUGGISTS.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-27
Laurens Railroad.

GJsea5I.-ssas1F+'.;,-s4~
9|leAgSsAi A & $ss5 "5'1 s1 si,sTt9S1v'i1
EsEESSS- W ll
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-27

Don t Fail to Try the Ccle-
hrH'rd S"n'h"rn Tonic, l'anknin's lIcpatio
tiers, m "n!,'iiin@ remedy for all diseases
% ~" bi."<'iv" Organs and the Liver. For
sal" hy Nil Drunn;S,s.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-27

Don I i''Hil tu ~I'rv the Cclc-
hra''" '>""'hrrr Tonic, rnnknin's lIcpaIic
fii'crS, nn nni"iiing remedy for I'LL Diseases
"' =" hi."r''r" Organs and the Liver. For
*al" hy all Druggists.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-27
POnlarist Nurseries.

Oct. II ~ emo.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-06

Terribly ARRAY In HlmoFe.-Hogs
and Geese baye heretofore been staple in
Emore piOusly believed iniand encouraged.
Allowed TO enjoy the (, freedom of 1.-THE city,
they prospered, and grew and multiplied,
until 1t became a question whether the hu :
msa bipeds should give way before the por-
cine four-leggers, and the feathery two
leggers which once had the credit of saving
Rome. The town council settled the mat.
ter, however, recently, by passing an Ordi-
nance providing for the impounaing Of the
aforesaid enCrOachers upon the domain of the
human bipeds, and when the Marshal had
prepared his pound, he proceeded to deliver
er his fellow citizens from the evil complain
ed Of by securing squad Of boysto induce
the hogs and the geese, by gentle persua-
sion, to walk into his parlor." On the
26th ult, this was done and go efergeticslly
did the Marshal and his efficient aids move
upon the enemy's works, "..that by noon the
field was cleared, and not goose hisssd or
hog grunted in all the streets of the EImor-
snes. Then, however, a war ensued, of a
different sort. The owners Of the hogs and
geese missing the sweet harmony Of sOund
indicating the presence of their favOrites,
proceeded to the pound, with the view of
liberatiDg their beloved. Old men aud old
women charged upon the Marshals en-
trenchpsnts, batwsre unable to carry his
works, in fact, were inglOriously repulsed, i,
and the leader, believer, certainly, in the
doctrine Of g womsns rights" was incsr-
eerated in the lookup, At this unexpeet-
ed diversion, the assaulting party retired
demOrsliSed, and the Marshal remained in
possession of the prisoners. Elmore rej5iceth.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-06
SPECIAL NoTIcEa.


The Great Medical Mistake Of former days
was an utter neglect Of sanitary precautions. No
efficient means were adopted for the pFegenti51 uf
sickness. Sewerage was unkneRn n aitias, drain
age was rarely attempted in theeountry. Heaps
Of ofal were left to rot in the public stTeetz and
domestic cleanliness, the great antdcte to fsbEls
diseases, was sadly neglected. It is not 20 nov
Wise laws, philanthrOpic instisatutidns and gig-
liant sanitary police, hzFe 70 grazt eEtsnt rem
edied the evil; Nor Is this al PrsTsntiys ned
icaton has helped materially to lesson the rats of
morality It Is not to- mgGk to say that tens Of
thousands escape sickness N unhealthy seasons in
consequence Of having iuvigoratsd thsir systems Ia
advauee bys course Of fHOSTETTERis STOMACH
BITFERs. This pure ans pOasEfal vegetable
tonic and alternative comprises the sztnicts and ss-
sences of variety Of roots and bsrba renowned for
their strengthening soothing, vitalizing and pun
fyirig properties. These medicinal agents are IN
eorpofatsd with spirit absolutely nee fr0m the
arzid poison which dsiles, moIe or les, al the
liquors Of commerce, and their eject is df9zssd
through the whole frame BY TINS active yet harm
less stimnlant. The result is such eonditisn Of
the system As renders it al but imprevious to the
exterior causes Of disease, such as damp, fog, sud
den alteEuati0ns Of tempefasufe, Ee. Sttshgth,
and the perfect regularity an the functi01s Of
the body, are the best safeguards against Atnos-
pheric poison and the effects ofunWhOles0me Estsr,
and Hostetter's Bitters are the best strengthening
and regulation medicine at present known. Tor
iy5pspsia a7d biliousnss they are atSoluts
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-06

The EARLY Rose.-We have received
from Mr.. Samuel Grey, of Eorwalk box Of
he Early Rose potatoes, for winch he has
our thanks. The Early Rose Is Known as
one of she earliest and best potatoes yet pro-
Edpced, .aud-united with its good quality as
ed esculent. has chat Of prolific yielder.
IN the spring of 1868, Mr.. Grey purchased
two pounds of the Early Rose, from Mr..
Best OfAtsica, New York, paying therefor
six dollars. In the fall he dug from that
seed one 5syrsI of matured potatoes. That
barrel Of seed he planted this spring and
expects to realize yield of $50 bushels.
They were planted the first Of Nay, and at
the first of July we're as large as eggs. At
the end Of 12 weeks some of them weighed
y ouncss-Or one ounce per week of growth.
40 earlier, or greater yislder, possesses so
many good qualities. ~
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-06

Sad Aeoidsnt.-We Learn that Mr.. N. P.
Birdssye, near Clyde, met with a severe
accident, on the s8th ult. BE was driving q
load Of wheat out of the field, when the
horses attached to the wagon ran off. Mr..
B. was thrown off against tree, and the hub
of one of the wheels caught against him,
crushing him against the tree, and causing
severe, if not fatal internal injuries. But
slight hopes we're entertained of his recovery.
~ -
Accident I'VE learn that an secident
occurred, on the L s. 4 s NJ. R. R., on We'd
nesday evening, near Berea, by which con-
ducter Flint lost his lifea The freight train
of which be was conductor, broke in two,
and in endevOring to couple the cars, be
was struck on the head by logs with which
the cars were loaded and which extended
over the ends of the cars. His skull was
crushed and be died during the night He
is spoken Of as an exemplary young man.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-06
mediately 10 Mr.. Keller and gst Il II
- !, III ~, o,s k1A

Msulatoll ~ 41a AASpf9A a2u a2u ~ y -
newed, or get : new one.
1 also am agent for the New Eng
land Life Iusuracs Company, Of Bos-
ton, which hss the enormous sum Of
5000, ,oOe aasts. Thsre is nothing
Ike Life Insurance Policy, for the be.
reaved widow and orphan children tC
fall back upon when the husband aud
father is removed by dsSth. 1t relieves
the loved ones from WaqtOs destituiiOu.
and provides funds for their IuppOr
and education. Oil husband anc
father, your duty to your wife and Httl'
ones i9 undons unless you shsEs 8 lis
insurance policy. NGa one without de
lay, and get one from the best company
The New England paid last $572, 500
which Was probably the greatest gOOt
to some poor families. S5O,5O(
was paid 20 families in Ohika Zone Z
Mr.. Kseler and get your life insured. =
Do it at once.
If you don't know about this inspr
ance, come into Mr.. KesIer's Office =
over McCuIIOoh', Drug stOrs,-and h,
win explain i 70 you. !.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-06

New FIrm.-Roberts d Sheldon have
sold out their large hardware establishment
to Mr.. Ohas. Dillon. We wish the retiring
firm success, in whatever business they may
engage in, and hope their successor may dc
business Commensurate with his expecta.
tons. We hope further that the retiring firm
may embark in some manufacturing busi.
ness, and "push things"
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-06

Marine Report.-Schooner HID. Root
Capt Tyler, from Buffalo, with merchandise,
arrived, Tuesday July 9sd, Cleared Friday,
July 23d, With Iu@der, for Buffalo.
scOwg 10 FseE, Capt Flick, from Saginaw,
arrived Wednesday July 2lsts with 1850
barrels salt for Rsvson d Co. -oleaFed fOr
Toledo, light. Friday as8 =s
Schooner " G. Wsss CAPT Skinner,
from Buffalo, light aFFFirrsd Friday, July
2sd, ligbt. CLEARED for BuffeIO5 on the
2Sth, with lumber. -
Schooner jessie. oapt Pettis, arrived from
Buffalo, light. on Sunday August lst'
Cleared Tbursdsg, Aug 5th-fOr Buffalo
with Slaves. i = -
Schooner e. q. Root, Capt fyler, arrived
Eop BufAlo, Aug1s ID, with Merchau.
disc. '@1~