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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-06-10
Seabe uno McYherion ,paren at, ben gtnbriiden in

5eabe uno WcBberion tuaren an ben gtnbriiden II
Golfers Yerrufenlaoen, IN eorroors Saloon uni
III @ropeport uno Carroll betbeiligt.
! Ser 6udtplan mar offenbar ldnsit borber ent=
iporfen uno es lQBt lid annebmen, DaB Die 8aunel
orauBen 5reunoe batten. Die oarum tpubten. Sit
pdhten pen Sonntaa -Worsen, neil iid on ieoem
anoern Wtorsen Die SebaIfen oes Sberiffs in be,
| Office befinben. " H., - T..
Yeim 5dluiis unieres glattes tpar nod feiner
Der gnthobenen einsefaHeen porhen. 98Obl fdno
3u alt, nm lih erDii6en jill laiien. Sn 2onoDn pur=
oen 5pet Heute auf 8eroabt bin perbafet es teQte
Iid aber balo beraus. DOB lie Der Banoe nj anse=
boten.; Ste Sail gntleeruna ereidtert lnernGt9,
tern uno aopofaten oas 8eiadft bsoeuteno.
Gin Sumbus.-S ben Y!dttern mad)t se=
9enpdrtlg Die Nabrift Die Guuoe, bab ein reid)er
&aufmann III Columbus iein Yerm5sen elmer ger=
pFe9un9sanltalt fir alte uno frarfe Gaben Dermadt
babe. = gStr brauhen lpobl faum su iogcn, oaB Die
gd er, biz oteie gtahrat aboruden. ltdl einen gro=
Ben Sdren Gufbinoen Ialen Mande 2eute mir
Den fred beiler tbun, br @elb elmer lolden Nnitalt
5u pernafen, tat oab lie oallebe ibren lieberlihen
S0bnen blnterlaiieu, Die oann ert redt ni1tsnubi9
ueroen. 49,
9te i6weren 3egen in lebter % 8oGe baben
IN oeler Se9eno mebr Sdaoen getban. als man ana
longs 9laubte. YOGi9 Die SdIfte Der bereits be-
pHan5ten &Ornfeoer miilien pieber bepflanSt per,
oen. Steler S6aben last lidb freilid erieben uno
oas Sorn miro nod pouauf 3eit sum Jteifen baben.
Stele Garf01et1el0er IN Den gDtt0m Sdn0ereen 1ln0
lbDer belhdoigt unb man eIaubt, oab in oieiem
eountp Die aartOffelernote 5ur sdlfts serOrt NOR
Den lit.
0ie Oob=Sellops BON 2ancaiter fanoen iif
am Sienltag in sroBer 3abl in Columbus elm. Oie
hlel9en goaen 9attsn Die Sruoer bon 2ancaiter su
elasm 0eltsiIsn i'm GoOoae sauie einselaoen.
Ser Staatsperein Der Merste lit eegenpGr=
tig in unierer Staot in Sibuns.
3wei ib 0ne Yferhe oss Srn. g. g. 3iGlp
ertranfen am UtittlpoGb i'm Tluie. Ser Sreiber
bate auf bas plDblibe Mnihmeleu bes SsluTes feline
2idlidt eenomnen unb Die Sbere unterbalb Gid=
lp's Damn in bas Waier eetrieben. Sic Yferoe
biloeten bas ihDnite &utIhenaeipann in Der Stabt
uno ibr gBertb miro auf 81 600 seiddbt
BUR g8arnuns - Cine alte 6rau iiel bor ei,
nigen Sagen Dor Dem Operuhalle iber eine Dram
eenhale unb brath Iib bas Yein 0er Oranaen=
idalen tues5uwerfen bat, Der io1te iis tuensitsns
niht auf Die Setenmese perien. 8eonbers Nbenos
fann man leiht gals uno 8ein oaourd breden.
0,e Slaeen beg Staatss aeeen 8reslin nnb
@ibIon, Die ebemalieen StaatsihaBusifter, lno BON
unlerer Common Yleas Court entlaNen moroen.
SaB oes oas gnoe pom Gieoe iein piiroe, oas wuBte
man ldnsft .
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-06-10
uufer 8Ihertti6.

"L'Homme qui rit" Non bieiem neueften 8oman
8ictor Sugo's erbielten mir oas Sflubbeft ourd
Srn. Smib, ben Msenten Der 0erleser Nppleton II.
So. in 9sem Yorf. gu baben IN fransoliid3er UNI
in enalilder Sprade bel 8eo. Us. G!ealon IN 90
lumbus.
- Mus Der ru6mlidit befannten 8ubbanblung
oes Srn. 3d. 6. 8 heDbalo erbieltcn mir Die neue=
ften Nummern Der folsenoen 3stldriften:
MIsemeine 6amilien5eitung. - Siele
neue 3eitIbrift erlpir5t iid ourh bren red3en Sn'
bolt raid, einen eroBen 2eierfres. 9ur 81 per abr
uno ooppelt 10 9roB als Die meiiten anoern 3ett=
idriften.
Qeip3iger @artenlaube nit Sortiebune
Der ipannenoen Nopelle r8eidssrdfin @liea."
Suufrirte Welt, INNER ansebenO uno Sc
bem etpas brin9eno.
.3u Sauie." = Yopuldr, intereTant uab biaig.
Berliner 8a5ar, Die Sreuoe Der Samen,
zine unperIeebare Quelle Der unterbaltung uno
unterpeilung in allen weibliden 9anoarbeiten.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-06-10

Cine @stsllirn in &anIas. slm %. sra
tradte Der Yafasicr;us Der Wiifouri 8irsr, SOr
Scctf, uno Grlf Giisnba9u einen 8rten, Der 20,
ben ncutraten SiHosreien berfam une had Sania
Gitp elite. um Cen 9a6utcamten &uncs pcn Den
|n'sutcrtihen @srfatrsn 81 trinacn, caS bic ic9s
nanutsn veane= 3sasuers" reer Nnfeclsr, Gle GER,
Scp cpponren, einssiAlassu batsn. Ssns sqaat
ter baten Der GientaGnccmpaa anie rffsnsn arici
ansefineist unb lie alc iins sendst, Gle SsincIsli9
fsi.sn At tesinnm. Sap ss ibneu nit ibrer scmalt
tbitiscn Srpoiiticn grnit 1T, tcris,ea lie rrrscf
Srctaa Nahts, nsnn iie lin3en all ecries @tec
Sma snisslsr, nis i'm 9anramt oes Scrrn Sct
ibren sniprud nahse,ueicn unc fir ibr Sanc re-
5ablt batsn, wceurA iie icinsn Bsitetttsl anf eas
Sanc ansreanntsn, auf. Giner Der erm,croctcn Ins
eoter mar Elm Urisosnsrihtsr, 9tumsns Sttls, DC,
Nnesre Gin iunarr Wtann, Namens &c0r. Sem
Geritt 81 gclse baecn bic auiiaiTihen slnfsols,
,rcscn nsristten ltriade mod euen Mnliseler mtSsn
rsriclten utiaas erItriIsn. Sic equator rari,:
ten risle Der Mniicolsr, bic it ilrsm Nufltano nhI
anlhlicBen pcllten, uno tsfablen i6nen, ee @s9cne
su psrlaiisn. Sene 9eute eetprhten oen 8sfs6t
uno nuu ssbeu bisislten in GROCER NnSabl natb
Sort Sectt, um Shus su iuhsn, pdbrsno anosre
Den Staat gang uno gar rerlaiIen. Sie SanSs
9sosuers iolen ;wei Sauisno unp iic6cn t9unoert
Mann fart, gut crsaniTrt unc te,raffnet, uno ron
unteusiamsm pab ssssen Germ Soy erfillt isin.
Das @eraht iast, rab rtsislten In ucriSer gYcde
Is, 900 Yatrcnsn uno cine 6uantitdt Sbisepulrsr
in !Ranias gitp scfauit batsn. Ser Yctc tetihtet,
oab rie Snsenieure nit ibren 2suten all Der Sins
iielih rcn Sort gectt arteitsn uuo I'M 3aufs Der
sScde lsiat nit DEN aufitinoidsn Aniieolern in
scli1rn seratben fcnnten. Gs ssben 70 riele Sc
rdAts, oab es ihlrieris lit, iicb snsn BrsriiT BON
Gem rabrsn 3nltano Ger sahe sm MAIDEN, bod
BAT man aue uriahe sur Befdrdtuns, pas in isncr
Geseno ein issr tecenfli4sr 3uitano Der Snss
ein9etreten 1T, eer tSdit rabriheinlb 5u rsht tc.
tausrnsrer,ben Tclssn fI9rsn miro. 50 1T is1r
81 teflrh,en, cab ftp alle &anereihcr, Siste uno
9eieslcin 8aSabuuoen, bic tn anosren Sesilen nss
Hanres Die Scsisdl ausssitcben tat, Dem ser=
riitetsn 3uiano eer Sinss in jensr @sssno Su
Nuse MAIDEN wirp. um sabucis Urcpeltbaten n'o
StGnnlthfeten 5u btaeten.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-06-10
@runpeioentbum su perfaufen.

Des untersei6neten gSotntaus, seesea in Stabesls,
Eraufltn gounp, Sbir nit san;e Got babel gut einaer
let unb nit allen Nebenasbdupen rereben bslulbers fur es
ter einisen gsbinsunsn III ssrtaun. Gbenlp batber I'M
r;eitnete nod Baucts ,u verfaun, pete ale iest BE-
paans nb. 8uier nne eelbissn mil pber phne Grtras
aufen. Terner eine An,oM Shmeine unb serldiecenss
Sautrsise1tbe III serfauen. SDssen 9eeinsunsen lpe-
DE ntln pei benz gisenbnmcr pcr.
.. ~ ~ '. Ybilipp @leih.
Sugi 9.-bw u n ts StabeSiQe, Srantltn Co., 8.
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bS~ .Serr Sacob @arlaf in getersbura6,
fir oen 8eitboten 3u ibernsbmen uno lit BON uus
ermdtti9t, @eoer fir ben Beitboten gu erbeben, TO-
ple aud neue Nbonnenten an5unebmen. Sem frii=
beren A9enten, Serrn G. S. Gdnabel, iaeen mir
unsreS treunohiten 0ant, fir feline bem 9Beitbo=
ten geletlteten, pertbseitasten Sienite. Pm.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-06-10
SanbiSateusM sMnsei9cn.
~. - 'st Ghpriff @-t.t-..A-..

! -.--.-. :. -. . SURlIII. -
RET. ggefboten: 3eisen Sic sefdu8f ben geiern
Sbres mertten 8lettes an, bas pr Getrg $. gan9
as GunSisa fur Da8 Mmt tes SberiTS Sranfn @pun
to auftreten unb R Der Gntidebuns Der bsmptrati6en
Gpuuts Gonsentipn unterpnfen wtrb. (. ..-u at...
''.'. -.a. ..-...,...rs,. M Serofraten.
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Seifenblaie" brinst

'S6 meiB nidt. mas ion es beoeuten,
Dap i'd 10 miitbis bin
gs lit mir unertrdgerlid, .
b. go flGsertih. reihstGaerli6
60 S4eete' rli6, tbsrqudlerlid,
go aus Der Saite iteblerlid!
go Steuer=u unSebeuerlib,
90 @lles mebr pertbeuerlid
go 8ismard brunntmeinbrennerli1,
60 ale Shndpie tennerli1
60 3uderllh, bcbruferlih,
go in Den SGuten juderli1!
go rdderlid, tubaferlidb,
So 8urger, Bauer plaferlih
''.| glerlteuer aud, bejammerlh.
gu QBalier uns peroammerlif)!
S'rum lit mir 10 unleioerlid, ...
So tuabr6aft beutel'dneloerli1
unmoblerih, petrolerlih, ..-... .
&ur5um gan5 teufelb bolerltd!
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-06-10

Seinrib glauien. ir., lit gum 9rdEoenten bes
Ggecutip COMMITTEES tpieoerermablt Ser ndb=
iie Yrauer GonsreB finoet in 9auenpOrt, Soma,
ftatt . =, ". -
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BUR geaNtuna.

~ NJVV OE"FT* *<sF6C*
Go pirb tierburf befannt aenad oae bic Gpmmidre
Sranfln County babttsen, aber bic Aum Greet anf Der
9tnie Samss 4ars gsratpn Der Senr9 Snnis StraB
in Setpn Np 2, Itifin 5pmnihp, 5rann gpunty Sbio,
cine Srhde mad Dem 9udinssam 9an ;u bauen, unc Sas
bicielben am --.-.s ......---
Sonnerftas, ben Is. Suli 1869,
ae Vetiticncn in geus au pbe Gnwenbunsen se9sn bic
beathste Yerlesune unb grbauun2 Der grhde bOren r
Den. - =. -f. i.i I.-
... Sobn 9. gewaros} eountp
IT, g. essj m. estst aisIs, eommiiidre.
Suui5. .-..# -". bgtw In n
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-10-08

lent. Because this grain viii grow upon
poor soil and under neglect, it is by DC
means q reason for ueglecting the crop by
half doing the work Of putting N the grain
for Il fOurishes according to disadvantages
given On good soil, with farner-like care
great yield VIII almost certainly follow
1t is not so subject to Diseases as wheat, save
in wet seasons when ergot sometimes in
jures the crop, but Unusually escapes the raw
ages of insects, which are so fatal 10 wheat.
The same attention in the selection of
seeds is not given to rye as to wheat; but
the matter should rot be entirely disre-
gafded, for if poor seed is sown, the crop
viii be poor in like proportion, the same
rule holds good with this cereal as others
good seed, good soil and good cultivation
alWays make the most profitable retu cs'
after deducting the expense of extra qro'ity
of seed and extra labor and care.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-10-08

Every vote cast for Pendelton viii be q
PraeIicel endorsement of his declaration in
Congress that the struggle for the national
life was can unnatural and an unholy war"
Fifty thousand Of Ohio's nobIest and brav-
est sons sleep in their graves as the result Of
that war. Did they die in an unjust and sn
unhOly causel Pendleton thought South
Carolina right and Ohio wrong in that strug-
gle. Will those who mourn over our brave
defenders allow such an insult to their mem
Ory as the election Of Pendleton would beH
A man who declared the war in which they
fel called upon to serve and suffer "uncon-
stitutional, unjust and unrighteous, is not
fit to receive honor from those who strew
flowers override graves ofour patriotic dead.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-10-08
PendIetOn and HIs Fnc1,

n
Mr.. PendletOn, in his letters and speeches
on the bond question makes much Of what
he calls "the fact that the bond holders
bought their bonds with greenbacks when
they we're worth far less than they are now,
and argues that therefore the national credit
ors shOuld be coatent with greenbacks at
their present value. A correspondent ofthe
New York EvepiBg Poe! puts he matter in
its true light by stating the facts as they
occurred in he family of which he is a
member, which viii serve to illustrate hund-
reds of similar instances occurring through
out the country:
EIh the early part Of the war our family
had $50, 900 70 invest A family council was
held, aud the subject of invsstment discus
ed. One Of us proposed to invest in real es-
tate in New York city Others said: mol
The Government needs money to preserve
the nation, and the Government must have
it." The money invested in Government
bPnds, the very time gold was then sell
hg IN the market at two per cent premium.
We still hold these bonds, aud yet Mr.. Pen
dleton tells Us we invested our money when
A98al benOef nOles were not worth more
than half they are now" five had invest
ed IN real estate at the time, on any of the
avenues in the city of New York, we could
have added fifty per cent to our family for
tune. The GOUeTR11eRt does tao bonds to the
amount Of Jfve per cent on the interest. Cat
one time the tax was ten per cent. The
GOVerhnlent does not t0c real estate. We have
held these bonds during all the trying per-
iOds of the war, and through periods, too
when confidence was waning IN the minds of
many as to the ability of our Government
to preserve ITSELF Is it not, then, sheer de-
msgOguism in Mr.. Pendleton to mislead the
ignorant, when he knows that thousands,
like ourselves, invested our money in Unit
ed States Government bonds at the same
time and under similar circumstances?
tt4E4t.s &At J. Il. G.
STocKBRIDGE, Mass.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-10-08

Secretary BeutEell took the wind out Of
the sails of the gold spectators. last Friday,
by telegrapbi ig to Assistant But -rfeld 10
sell four millions gold on Saturday and buy
four millions bonds. In two hours after the
dispatch was received in New York, gold
fell from l.G5, where it had been forced by
the gamblers, to .S5 and closed at 33. 1t
! is to be hoped the cretary viii sell ten
million every week until the large SUI plus
IS redused, aud that With the proceeds he
wa extinguish as much as possible OF the
.Publicidebt By investing ia bonds
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-10-08

the blessed man tha: preached for US last
Sunday, said Mr. PartingtOu, ''serged the
Lord for thirty years-frst as circus rider,
then as a locust preacher, and at last as an
exhauster.' %
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-10-08
Cultivation of Rye.
. y Farmers IN this country have new

~ ig Farmers in this country have never yet
paid the attention to rye growing, that has
been given this grain, in ether countries, es-s
-peciaily- those in-the uvrtiheru pars of Europe.
RS prediction here is,l We believe, more neg
sd lscled than should be, for it does not hold
Ia minor position among cereals. It may be
made pro6table upon any farm not upon ell
-.ss. s4nsip crop, but as substitute for other
"a grin eeytaiR seasons, and for the improve
ment Of certain soils as green mauuTe. -
s,sig5,'Rse viii grow, upon land that viii not
.r,,sa5prOdDee wheat A faircrOp may be realized
,tso bnTOcky thin SOL, Or upon that which is
50 z leigbt-tenths sand, or even badly worn clay.
u. It bas another advantage peculiar to itself
-y'z Il may be soWn at season when other grains
e cannot be. For producing late IA or early
-oa' spring feed, nothing is better; and by being
fed off at this season, the grain yield is not
. materially lessened, especially when the pas
10 turing is done in spring. We do nOtadvo-
20 cate the theory Of allowing stock to graze
..uPou any crop very late in the fall, as the
-lsstgtOWth- -sbould be -leftys a protection to
the roots Of The plants. II
,sa The straw ofryeis always handy upon
g he farp, its length making it particularly
useful in mspy. ways; aud when used as a
cut feed, !, it beeoms5 almost IS valuable IS its
weight IN hay. It is better than The straw
of either oats or wheat ald for horses much
.s-a healthier. .f-as Sc r-.'ssa5 "a.
ND -e.,, The g.aiE stands next IN value as human
isrs, food TO that Of wheat. In composition, il
. =. very much resembles that grain, and con-
taius g7eater proportion Of sugar, starch,
q, q halbppeny gupand oily matter Flour from
'utbis grain, sithorgb ds'k, fdinishesa sweet,
wholesome aud nutritious bread, which, on
fsse account of its moisture, wilfkeep longer aud
not lose its palatable qualities.
.fE 8 Soil that has been prepared for wheat and
by some reasOn neglected until too lat for
sowing that grain with safety, may be put
sa 70 rye sidehin and bottom and can be
used when not favorable b other ccops.-
When sOEn for. spring feed, not less tbs n
two bushels Of seed should be used; but for
harvesting, one bushel and half is sufie-
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-10-08

A gang of eight masked banditta, stopped
the overland stage, near Melad, on the night
of the 3Ist ult,, and robbed it of $4,000 il
bullion.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-10-08

A pack of dogs got into field With a
flock of sheep, belonging - a Mr.. John D..
Compton, nee- Ooshocton, on the night of
the 18th, killed foliy and so wounded as
many Others, that they bad to be killed.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-10-08

A man named Johu he. was committed
70 the county Jail at Oincirnati, few days
since, on the charge OF bigamy. Herr it is
charged by the last wife, has three wives
liviog-Ope IN MagsGsld, Ohio, oae in
Baltimore, Ma ylaud, one 10 St. LOUIS
Missouri aud one in Cincinnati.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-10-08

We learn from San Francisco that there
has beea a severe earthquake in Ariz ma,
felt throughout the entire northern portion
of the territory.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-10-08
Canada Sheep fQI Sale F.!

DF Gu Ter &c IoFers at plsv1.e sale 'ot o.
C o. n Sl7ep. selected Wis1 greet ere ON
ONLf cCO0 head. Among The lot are Fl teen read
of Brc5s The bal1nce Ewes. These are The finest,
mcst p-odt .ble snd ne. ltn- sheep thcS e1a be
IA ed. They are nip uy Of le Cottl sod and
lie seer :rire breed
ETS-The sheep may b. eeen at the T. dente O.,
theun igAod, on the east s.de o. tie live nesr
the railroad, on tie MoI-ls0n Stale road.
s7.ss J,R. CLARKE.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-10-08

You can buy better styles of Wall
Paper ard at lower prices at Bucklands,
than any place in the city.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-10-08
sCw SEND FOR CIRCULAR. "a

LOCK HAVEN, PA.
MEssRs. LIPPINCoTT & BAKEwELL, Pittsburgh, Pa.
GENTs:-We have been using your make Of Gang
Saws in our Mill and find them in point Of quality,
superior to any we have ever used. Yours, &c.
SHAW, BLANCHARD & Co,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-10-08

saois Again Iisay more. care viii pay, Select
! . good sound, ripe corn. ard there W beless
4 rePlantipg,. When I select my seed as
~, above and drop four grains ia a hill don't
os.a find Unnecessary to rePlant any. I prefer
letting the seed-corn get fully ripe before
4 + storing away for HE M;ater.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-10-08
g55-Bqtl the oiniaent and Pms Should be used

VIII be found to be thorough and invariable
E5-B0th the Ointment and pills should be used
IN the following cases:
Buni0ns, turns, chapued hands, chillblain1
iislula, guut, luunIso' rdecurlal erupuons, piles
rheumatism, ri1gwulu, sal5 rheum, scalds, skin
disease Weiled GLANDS, legs, sore breast, sore
heads sore thTolLs, sores of ~ kInds sprdIns stiff
JOINTS telter ulcers venereal sores, wounds OF all
kinds.
CAUTION None are genuine unless the words
asHuI0ways New York aud .OHdon," aTe disoerui-
bic Us q Water Malk in every leaf Of the book Of
directions around elch pos or box the same may
be seen u lh y by uuldiug he leaf TO the light. a
handsome reEaid vlil be given 90 any one render
ing sUch Information as may lead % the detection
OF any ulrtv or parties aEfeltln the medicines
or venoius BE s-11e. knowing them 70 be spurious
ES5-SOll 81. lil1 rialulsclury Of Professor hOll0-
way. so 1aiden L.ne NeW York. and by an respect
able Druggists sud Dealers in Medicine, through
out the civilized world.
rs5-Thele IS considerable saving by taking the
lal- 'er sizes
i. Directions i0r the guidance OF patients IN
every dis0rderare affixed TO eE n pot OF box. Al
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-10-08
MARKE T RATE 81

Thisis our motto, and cordially invite our
friands to increase their trade with u.s. and those
Whosre not our customers we urge to make with
us st least one experiment. One of the 6rm Is al
Wsysiu New York to take adVsntageofthe-
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-10-08

A~-~~ N-~--lA-f AlAlr ltlAn4
Myfather, busy all tha day
In plowing eorn or rakiny hay;
Ny mother, moving with delight
Among her milk pans, silver-bright;
We ehildsen, just from school ses zee,
Firing the C1raen Wirh our glee;
a. The blood Of lie Was flowing va
When Twas living o. ferm. 'i'' ii
hear the sweet ehr-ch-coing bell
As Ger the fields lis music 1el
see the country ne ghboas round
Gathering 'nezsh the pleasant souno,
Z Iey stop awhile beside tie door,
To talk their honely matters Ger.
The sprineins co e, the lipe 4 ng ga
n Apd hoy We need little Is E'n,-
lie san would do no Ia i, i l.ii
We wAns good weather for the fam.
zen autunn CAME, what Joy to see ~
The ge.he. 1g Of the hrsk' 'lg-bee,
To hea: tie voices, keeping tune,
0sgi-'s and BOYS beneath the moon.
To M k Ire golden oorn-eacs blight,
More golden in the yellow lghti
Since have learned the ways Of me-,
A rA,o -en turn 70 tlese again.
And feel life wore its highest harm 20"
Nhea was ,iT ng on a farm. 3
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