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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-27
BY FRANKLIN NCHAMbERLlE,
OF the United States Bar.

CONTAINING
Full Instructions and Practical Forms, adapted tC
every kind business, and to all the States in the
Union
FRANKLIN INCHAMBERLIN,
la OF the United States Bar.
There is no book Of the kind which viii take
rank with it for authenticity, intelligence, and
completeness. ."-Springheld l1fass.l Republican.
This Is the ONLY NEW BOOK Of the kind pub
lished for many years. Il is prepared BY an Rbit
PRACTICAL LAWYER, Of twenty Ave years. ex-
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use.
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Judges, including the Chief Justice and Other
Judges Of Massachusetts and the Chief Justice and
entire Bench Of Connecticut.
sold only By Subscription. AGENTS WANTED
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SECOND WARD.

COanty.-D. Belts, F. K. Teter, O, O.
Greene s, Bueklands DenuiS bailey, John
P. Moore, P. Nolf,.
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Barrett : Indispensable Hair Restorative
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PREzB1TEzIGN CzuRoH, corner Of Garrison and
Main Streets; ReT. T. BUEEzE1I, Pastor; lex 4.
T. NJ and 7 P. \. Sunday School at L X. Meeting
every wednesday stsning
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T h SANpUsKY TOwNsHR. lilis
GoInty.-Wm. Rearick, P BufgooD,
Jonathan Wagner, james Huford, Henry
BOwlus, Wm. Slime, Samuel BOop.
= - - GREEN CREEK. -@zc
COunty.-W, s. Russell, Chas. Brush, A.
HutchisOn, s. S. RathbOne, o. McIutirs.
VIM. MCPHERSON, r. f. Patrick. lJno.
Lafever, W. E. Lay, R, Jones. J. A. Waters,
h. B. EichOls, E. D. Hardness, H. Lay,
B. s. RathbOne, G. L. Pierce, A. o. Dennis,
and Q. R. Huss. ~
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County Convention: j S. Van Ness, Geo.
F. Williams. Alterhates-Obas. Thompson,
David Otto.
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GOmmrrriul Matters.
FREMONT RETAIL MARKET

JoURzAL OFFICE, FazxOSr. o. Aug. 10, 1859.
BEEF-Per Observation-Disclosures. .5ca5c
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LOCAL Mnr1cEa-

YouNk,iAE IS making the fur fy, and
taking in. sbs GTssnbacks, just call at bic
stsro opposite the PostoRes, e you wsut q
COED suit Of clOthes cheap. Good eta war
rantsd. Everything in the line Of Cents
Furnishing Goods kept constantly on hand
and sold st Is Lowest prices. Gail N and
see him. = la-4 AA@@
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Our Fur Traders and Tzppers in fitting
out here, find Ayers medicine one Of their
most profitable articles Of traffic. Around
Slave Lake and theRild regions Of the north,
the Indians know their uses and have "a
abiding faith IN them, They say: Aver
great medieine-cGrs sick maD, and his
remedy, for the diseases from which they
suffer- will often bring forth their stock Of
skins even quicker than Wampum, rum or
Tobacco, Savsgss are not fools il they are
uusophisticated IL some Of the arts Of ciVili-
Easion. Montreal Pilot.
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THIRD WARD.

(. County.-C. o. Tillotson, Philip Keefs,
Joseph Chapman, Homer Everett, Jeremiah
Lynch. b-a salT.l - Zaet
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WANTED.-A girl to do general
housswork. Enquire at this office. =,
erFOR RENT.-seven pleasant rooms.
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THE .J0URNAE.
FOWNAND COUNTE MAHFRRS.

PUBLBHER8 NOTToE.-Ws aim to
make tks JO6hHxL q n'Sdisn' Of local sVs'sts
transPiring in aR Parss Of ths County. and
to shaf md ,oOuld thank our frisr.ds N the
di5srsns tosSnships % JortOd'd 70 Us any
items that may Be Of iNtsrsst ill thsir neigh
bOrhoOds. Send TIE facts, IN brig. # yOn
choose, and sss tsia = dress them up I" for
TO ADHER7TSER&-AH Advertisements
istsnSs5 = appear in ths euTrsEt tosek
skossd b ksadsd in as early as Wednes-
day nooh. =
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@We have the largest line, the
newest styles and sell them low
er than can be bought elsewhere.
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$1,000 AND ALL EXPENSES PAIDt-
sss Advertisement Of American shuttle sewing
Machine in lur advertising columns. l-riI,-I -
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AETHoD1sT EPISCOPAL CHURCH corner Of Markst
and Nain streets Rev. J. Wx1Es, Pastor, IOX 4.
n, and Z P. n. Sunday School sts A. n. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening.
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OONFIDENTIAL.- Young men who have IN
" jured themselves By certain secret habits,
which unit them for business, PLEASURE 81 ~
duties OF married life; also middle aged and m
men, who, from the follies Of youth or ofher elr-
feel debility IN advance Of their years, bsfore
placing themselves under the treatment Of anv
one, should hrst read Hlhe Secret Friend Mar
ried ladies viii learn something Of importance -,
perusing ''Ths Secret Friend.9 sent to anvt ID
dress, In sealed envelope, on receipt Of IS esns
Address Dr. CHARLES A. STUART 6 Cos b.
ton, Mass. 9lv.
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soH11EB Grove, No. AVA. o, D., meets at
their Han in FTentzel FaIler's block every Moa-
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MKsNoLIA WATER.-SuperioF to the best
imported GsFman Cologne. and sold At half
The nrina. -. - -.
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Enquire on the premises, State street.
Mps n II REoNTao,rrp.s
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FREMoET ENcAsEPNENT, No. "a, Lo.O.F., meets
at same plAcs on second and fourth Monday even
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CHURCHES.

Ing Churches in this city, every sabbath, At chs
hour named; ak E.IICB
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Go 10 WAaaEIr g COS ron
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Full Instructions and Practical Forms, adapted to
every kind business, and to all the States in the
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@aRral nf6tnaiioh GoIanh.


LAKE sHoEE z1ILwAY--GoIEa EAsTs
Leave Toledo Sis AZ. C:S5A:H loss P.l. $50 Pm.
Al. CisTsissd - 1880 5:SoP.A. cas-
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Cur DYes We warrant 10 be the 80 that
PATENT MRDNINRS! /!
You can alwaysIrely on getting a
genuine article. We buy direct.

Es We are the Agents for the Great Us Tea Co.
FBMSV dsell better Teas at lower prices than can
@tS0o be afforded by other dealers. 9slas
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FzrE0sF olAyrru, No: 9, v, 40. D. meets At
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PERFECT COMBUSTION or COAL.

Consequently, with half the fuel they will
make double the heat of any other contrlyance
for house-wsrming ever invented.
l. Their operation is simple and kindling an
annual ceremony only.
2. Light u fire in autumn. rcplenlsh coal ana
remove tho ashes once daily, and they 60 on
burning until spring.
g. They radiatc an even, gentle and healthlul
heat, with none of that abomnsble smell OF gas
and burnt iron, so usual in common stoves.
l. They will burn as briskly by day and as
slow by night as is desired, and can bc regu-
lated to give tho degree of heat required in any
climate
5. They completely Vontilste and illuminate
the room, thus making them as healthy ana
cheerful rs an open fire.
&. They are made entirely Of Cast Iron, ana
will not rust out as will Sheet Iron Stoves.
r. Based upon scientific study and experI,,
mont, they mus. necessarily supersede all
others.
g. Made in Baltimore, repairs can always be
had readily and at small cost; while the cost
OF getting repairs for stoves made at a distance
GENERALLY makes it preferable to buy new ones.
Q. Their rapidly increasing popularity having
induced many to initiate them. the public
should beware. Ask for and buy only tho
MORNING GLORY p'
For sale by ENOCH GRlM tS'
oct G--2sw2m Nc 4G King st.
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STOVES. TINWARE. &c.
CPECIAL IMPORTATION.

~ 49,, ~ :;
This Is the age o. improvement, and man IS
constantly on the alert awaiting the announce
ment of some new discovery in art or science,
by which ne may economiZe labor, save e&-
pense, and appropriate to himself the advaE-
tages derived from scientific discovery. Ac-
cordingly science has yielded to the ingenuity
Of man. and :. b. SEXTON'S BALTIMORE
FIFE PLACE HEATER has been presented
II the public. The Heater has been improved
by top. feeder" which makes it the best ana
most economical Heater in the market with
but one lire it will heat from one to four rooms,
thereby saving great deal Of labor and ex-
pense, and obtaining uniformity OF tempera.
turo not reached by the ordinary methods OF
heating
l have, with much care, selected my stock OF
STOV ES-embracing all tho varieties ot
COOK, PARLOR and HALl--and to which
call your attention; they will be sold on the
most reasonable terms.
continue to manufacture all articles OF IL n .
COPPER and SHEET IRON WARE.
Also, ROOFING, SPOUTING, GUTTER
ING, &c, dono in the best manner. Specia!
attention given to the repair OF Fire Place
Heaters and AL other Stoves.
THOMAS HOY,
sep 22-tf s. w. cor. King and Pitt sts.
THE "MoRNING ING SIaTRs GhGRYS BASE BURN
PARLOR FURNACES AND PORTABLE
HEATERS,
Burn all the gas in the coal, and all tho coal
to ashes, without waste thus producing what
has never before been accomplished.
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& "a RID


| WISH to inform my country friends where
they can &c. sg5plied with STOVES this sea-
so... Particular attention is called to the Cook
Stove BARLEY Sheat." It evidently Goes sur
pass any cook stove in the market. Among
the rest may be found the Noble Cook, Excel
sior, Farmer. Planters Premium, Dictator,
Ironsides and number of other smaller pat
terms.
Among my Parlor Stoves may be found the
Morning Glory, Diamond Heater, improved
for heating three r,'ms. AM II beautiful thing
it is too. go,
1t is not necessary to enumerate AL tho differ
ent kinds Of Stoves but invite all in want to
call and | will treat them well and give them
the full value OF their money.
IL will be my object 10 secure patronage by
constant and personal attention to my establish
mcn., willing to show by my efforts that the
patronage l asl, will rebound to the advantage
of those who buy rs well as of him who sells /;
ami that tho citizens of Alcxandria and its vi
cinty need not 90 elsewhere to purchase wha
can be procured in their own city from one oil
their own people. ENOCu GRIMES,
sep l6-tf 4G King ST., Alexandria, Va.
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NJ NJ. Il. II Z ! i
EUST RECEIVED.
y NEW FALL GOODS.
TRIMMINGS. FANCY GOODS, NOTION

7 UST RECEIVED.
" NEW FALL GOODS.
TRIMMINGS, FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS,
&c, SC.
am now receiving and will receive ner cx-
press and steamer during the Fall and Winter
season as thcy appear all the latest Novelties in
Notions, Fancy Goods, trimmings, &c, and
in fact everything that is usually found in Il
first. class Fancy Store. The attention of buycrs
is called to the splendid assortment of Ladies
Dress and Cloak Trimmings which have just
opened, consisting in part of Fringcs, Gimps
Piping, Sa'ns, Silk, 3Hhons EI.tDns, &c in
all colors, Plaid Black, &c; iaccs OF all kinds;
Hosiery and Hsndkerchieis of the best make {;
Kid, Silk, Thread, Cotton and Buckskin
Gloves and Gauntlets all prices. Especial at
tention is called TO my stock OF Wool, Yarn
and Worsted, which not only comprises the
largest but finest stock ever offered III this mar
ket; real and imitation Har,all kinds. Cam orlc
and Lace Edgings and IrsertnGs; Borcgc,
(lronadne and Tissue, all colors Tor wells ;
Real and Imitation Cluny,V Valencia and Thread
Lace Collars; Linen Collars and Guns; Knit
ting Cottons; all kinds of Combs and Brushes
and everything pertaining to the toilet; Iock-
ct Books, Purses, Sewing Silks, Needles, Scls-
sors Braids Pins, &c, and cheap and boanti q:
full Iewolry in great varioty W1.mS"t WILLS ware @%g
boupht, i think with m experience al - years
in this business ! can buy and sell ~ cheP' Il
not cheaper than many others. ,,,,,,,,,,,,
Agent for the celebrated 81 NC Elk St W LNu
MACHINES. Machine Oil, SILK, Needles,
&c always on hand. Orders from the country
,romn,Iv attended TO. &C. BERRY,
oct o - King street, Alexa., Va.
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Marriage and Death Notices fifty cts OhitU'
aries will be charged at advertisement rates, for
notices over four lines.
Transient advertisements will DO inserted ut
former rates, viz: 81 for the frat insertion "l
Dno square, OF eight lines or less, and twenty
tive cents for each subsequent insertion.
For Special Notices or City ltoms ID cts. per
iinc for the first insertion, and eight cents per
uno tor each subsequent Insertion will be
,unrXcI
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NEW BOOKS AT FREN NCH'S,
~ No. o. King street.

NEW BOOKS AT FREN CHS,
~ No. o. King street.
London Society Tor October; soc.
The Crust and CAKE, by Edward Garrell, su-
thor of "Dccupations of y Retired Life" 81.
Too Bright to Las.; BIC.
Roland Yorle u sequel to the ChsnnnG-, by
Mrs. Henry Wood; 81 80.
One Poor Girl, the >.ory Of q thousand, by
Writ Skies 81 80
Jenny's Geranium, or tho Prize Flower of q
London Court; SOC.
Stories Illustrating the Church Cstechi-m of
the Protestant Episcopal Church 81 70.
Seen and Heard, by Nc ison Heady; 81 90
Pearls from English Opera; fourteen besuti-
ful compositons, rs eung by the Pareps Rosa
Troupe 50c
David Elginbrod, by George Mcdonald, NJ.
a., suthor of "Anns!, of u Quiet Ncighbor-
hood" etc; 81 %.
The Atlantic Almanac for 1916; over sixty
illustration soc. New Books daily.
oct IA G. f. FRENCH.
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KNABE & CO.'S
q GOLD MEDAL PIANOS.

tf9s ~
Having recently secured the agency for these
unsurpasscd and splendid Instruments. L shall
keen on hand constant supply of their NEW
PIANOS, which ! will sell at their own FAC
tory prices, with all their guarantees.
WIN. Knabe X CO.. Pianos areso well known
on this continent, and particularly in our State
that IL would be useless TO publsh all the testi-
monisls in their favor. They obtained the
prizes over every competitor wherever expos
ed. and have attained their high standing by
their intrinsic worth, and the patient persever-
ing Industry of their makers, without having
hsd recourse to means employed by many
firms to make sensation. Every Piano war.
ranted ive years. ~
Also. WM. HEINEkAMPS first class PI-
AMOS. already so favorably known here !;
SMITHS PARLOR ORGANS, of Boston !;
SECOND HAND PIANOS, of the best makes.
Every Piano warranted, and terms of payment
| as usual in other cities. ,
All kinds of Musical Instruments tuned an d
remain ed in the best manner. Honesty OF IN.
tention and an experience of over 16 years In
| the art o tuning still continued in the highest
musical circles of Washington city, during
which have accomplished over sixteen thous-
and Piano tunings, may, perhaps, reass ure those
who are inclined to seek for good workman
| ship out of Alexandra.
Pianos and Organs for rent.
VICTOR BROKER,
| 49, King, above Washington St,
| sep 29-tt Alexandria. va.
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1863.
- SOUTH ROYAL STREET O
f. H. CLARKSON'S


f. H. CLARKSON'S
STOV w A ROO NJ s.
The catalogue for this Fall consists of the fol.
lowing STOV ES for cooking: The IEONSIDES
Farmer, Excelsior, Columbia, Continental ,
Planter, Prize. Amity, Waverly. VIM. Fell,
Charm. Carroll Cook and Miner also, the
Victor. Umpire and Portable Range.
For Parlor Hall, Chamber and Dining Room
quet. &c; also a full line of Gum berland oal
Stoves, Wood Stoves, Ten Plate Stoves, Laun-
dry Stoves, &c, all Of which have given such
entire satisfaction for the past four years tina 1t
is useless for US 10 say anything except to war
rant every article TO please tho purchaser.
Prices to suit tho times.
Roofing, Guttcring and Spouting done at
short notice. .. .,,r
A general assortment Of TIN WARE, HOlI-
Low WARE, &c
All orders promptly filled.
4. H. CLARKSON.
sep lG-3m II South Royal street.
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A STRANGE INCIDENT AT \ FUNERAL On
last Saturday, in little country church, near
this city, as an humble village parsOn was
preaching the funeral sermon Of an old man,
two young men passed the door Of the church;
one, youth or twenty live, proposed TO 20 in
and "See whom they were about to plant, Ito
use his own words They entered, and rs
they did so, the little congregation were about
to take last look at the still, pale face OF the
deceased, the youths Joined the melancholy
procession. They paused u moment at the
bier, when the one who had proposed to enter
the church and "see whom they were about to
plant, bent down over the coffin and gave
signs OF the most poignant grief. He wept
bitterly, and refused 10 leave the coffin. Some
one suggested TO him to pass on, when he said;
This is my tathcr-how came he here p
The sequel is s0oa told At the beginning
OF the war the youth had enlisted IN an Indiana
regiment, and had remained in the service till
the last battle. He had been mustered out,
had ta&cn employment in Maryland aud rc
maiHcd in that State until few days since,
when he started home to see his aged parent.
En route he had stopped in the village to Wit
n comrade who had gone through the war with
him. The two, in taking walk passed the
church in which the funeral service OF John
Slaytou was proceeding, and by some strange
influence young Siayt0n had been led TO enter
the church. when the sight OF the ite!ess form
gave him the first jntimation that he was father
less. The elder Slayton had moved to Ohio
during the last few years OF his sons absence,
and had, after lingering illness, died.--Cm
ERGurer.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

For Our own and tho convenience OF regular
=. .lyertisers, AM 10 prevent any misunderstand-
inE, We have carefully prepared and sea led the
rates of Adlcrtis;ag in the GAZETTE, for tho ye"r
l~u9 and present the following table OF space
aud prices iron, ,0ttch there l6t bcNO GccIdttp1l:
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VFA PERSON wants to buy cheap and get
/ the thing he wants, go where you will hna
q large stock. For the above reasons, whSn Sa
vou wsnt STOVES call on &. GRIMES, as ne
keeps the largest stock in the city; ,.
sep22 40 hihg s''e'''
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A SCENE IN WEST VIRGINIA. The follow
lowing information has been received IRON
Greenbyier, West Virginia:
Last spring Robertson and Mcpherson,
Sheriff and Clerk of the county, were removed
from Office by the notorious Judge Harrison on
account of political differences. They appealed
to the Supreme Court Of West Virginia, and
by recent decision OF that Court we're rein
stated. It has been rumored since that iar-
rison would have them indicted Tor perjury in
taking the test oath, and thus attain his pur-
pose. On Thursday last a grand jury having
been selected with reference to that purpose,
sent to the Court for Instructions, and Nc
Pherson being present, rose and accused the
Judge Of having packed the jury With avlew to
accomplishing personal ends.
''The Judge retortcd and Mcpherson, who
is powerfully built, seized and attempted to
throw him out of the window, but was pre-
vented BY bystanders. The Judge ordered his
officers to arrest Mcpherson, but the citizens
weuld not allow H. The excitement was intense.
"McPhcrson was unmolcSted all day, bat
surrendered himself in the evening,
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4 yeiu of excellent coal has been discovered,
extending along The line Of the Kansas racine
railroad, east OF Denver. The discovery SHOWS
that the workable coal beds OF tho hothy
Mountains extend miles eastward TO the gteat
plains and is Of the greatest importance po'h
TO the settlers and the railway
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II III = r,
INSURANCE.
WISE i CO.,
No q King street.
ti,e, Lie ana Marine Risks placed in rclia-
bio Companies at reasonable rates. Persons
wishing insurance Of any kind .Eill find it to
their interest to consult us hefor6 placing their
risks.
FIRE RISKS IN THE COUNTRY taken at
moderate rates. sep l5-ly
INSURANCE.
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A REMISIsCENCE.-Th Norfolk Journal
sqys:-"lt is impossible for us TO forget the
proceedings in U. S. Court at Norfolk, i'm
mediately after the close Of the war, The
mos. paiuiu spectacle We ever contemplated
was when Judge Underwood delivered his ter
rbe charge TO the loyal grand jury about trea
son and coufscation--the same in which he
denounced Rebels" as feloDS, guilty of every
crime, aud vino should be prosecuted to the
bitter end, aud deprived of all their property
that had escaped the ravagcs Of war. There
they stood, old and young, feeble with suffer
ING, gaunt and wan with Confederate hunger,
and only asking for freedom from prosecu
tiOn and rest from persecution.
Like the hapleSs Mazeppa, lashei to the
back of his dying horse, they
Saw the expecting raven Ny. ,.,.
WLo scerce could wait till both should d'e'
Ere his rcpast began
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NOR MEN AND BOYS.

NOR MEN AND BOYS.
Our largo atoe'. nF ;'.'at.
Our largo tycA Sd, ~ .a.gr.'.
Our large stock oi lt,~,y s, .v.eu Jerseys.
Our large stock of Heavy Lndseys.
Our largo stock of Kentucky Jeans.
We have added largely 10 our stock Of a.!
goods required to complete gentleman ward
robe, ana can offer great Inducements in Hand
kerchiefs, Cravats, Half Hose, Lambs Wool
shirts, Fine Linen Shirts, Collars, &c.
We give special attention to Heavy Cloths,
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