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EUR oALE.-Ona hnndred and

EsUR SALE.--One hundred and
- my acrcs Of Lanh, in WoodviIle township,
mile south OF the MsUmee & Western Reserve
turnpike on which Is Mil privilege, with eiris5
Mill run Of burns Saw Aliu-ueW, lust built: :
rame dwelling Houses one frame Barn; bearing
Orchard. Land easily cultivated and in gOod con-
lilton, Water-pOWer not all used, good Tor eight
months N the year. PIiee, sl2,000 for the whole;
5,9O0 down, balance in years. Ten acres viii
Mn and privilege, 50, 600.
CAaFIELD CO., at the P. o.
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Read "A Practical Illustration of th
CihartaE NAAr TifaI

] Samuel Saylor was insured under policy
No. 3l6l4 for SlTO9.~ April. LIST, 1868, pays
able 10 himself at the age of 65, or his family
at death. His premium was S5O.54. payable
$50 81 in cash divided into two paymeatg-
Sl5.42 every s;x months, and q nots f6r
$50, Co., drawing sinpleiiafsrcsto Beforeahe
second cash installment for tha-year xas
due ,aMF. SaSiordied Proofs, o. his death
was forwarded to the horne Office Oct. 5th.
Upon the fifth day Of January I Rcsived a
draft payableato Mrs. sSa ,lor for S1.6s3 rs,
total amount of insurance, less The cash
amopnt II premium, unpaid, and interest On
note for part of the year. No deductions
were made from the principal, $I7OO, for the
note part Of PREMIUM but returned, caucel-
cd by the dividends. sas -
| Now suppose Mr.. Ssylor had not taken
advantage of the note plan, but insured in an
all cash Compauy--stOck plan. His $50 "a
would have brought him only SI45O of IL
sprance; and in TIE all cash mutual Com
Panies, only SIl25. But in the Charter Oak
he gets Sl1OO.
These are stubborn facts, but nevertheless
true. II is plata te be seen therefore, that
more Insurance caa be had IN tie Charter
Oak, for the same money. than IN any ol
the all eush oompaniss. Here are the proofs
which set at naught any prejudice that may
arise against note companies.
The Charter Oak hasa capital of s., 900. !.
900. Has never litig1tel claim; plyiug to
its policy holders in nineteen years of sue
cessful business, over 81 100000; and to
policy ho!drs in Fremont about $7, 600. 1
paid Mrs, s. Woodwork, 81 900; Mrs. 1. o.
TOtten, $1,000; Ms. H. W. Bristol, 80, 600;
and Mrs. Saylor, $l,7OO. a.f -E,i
Remember that the Policies of the Charter
Oak are all non-forfeitaple. aud she diviies
all of her profits with thu sfusured, having
already paid to her mutual policy holders,
in diyidends.i the sumsoC $ls4O6, 469 s8Na.
sun greater than the eutire capital of many
Life Companies. ei.ea co. ar.17o ~'f
Any person wanting Life Insurance had
better call on me and see how well 4 can do
for them, in the old Substantial Charter Oak.
HJT{5HDisS. GAMFtEIb Agfnt.
Fremont, O., Jan. S;b, 1869 3
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Harsh. fiizzy, dead looking, and difficult to
dress, always result from the use of dyes
upon the hum1u hair. A restorative, on the
contrary, like the admirable preparation
k9oEn as BARR ia Kegeis bic Hair Restora-
tivsE rsadee ettsqfs Iossy andiuxaiisnt.
Springfield Repubticqi1. -
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The Concert of Geo. F. Doll, on Monday
evening last, was well attended, and proved
satisfactory.
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From the Aru .sita sb'oody bat
tle-fi-li the mansion Of sf.eh and the
humble abode Of the poor-frcm the Office
JBnd the sacred desk; from the mountain-top
distant vsllsy and faI-oif islands of the ocean
from every nook and corner Ofthe ciyiliz d
world, is pouring in the evidence # the
astonishing Fl els Of DRAEE's PLANTATION
BITTERs. Thousands upon thousands of let
gers like the following may be seen at our
office:
I have been in the Army
Hospital for fourteen months. speechless and
nearly dead. At Alton, III, they gave me a
bPttle of PlsEtaiiog BitteER k1se bottles
have mad aea.WeIf fman<A
o. II. FLAUrE.
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LNVk SALE.-Tno desirable Ont-

Il 'Oh On IL NO ueslTaUIe Out
Lots, u acres each. Five and a half acres in
choice trult, acre OF Black aud Raspberues acres
OF Grapes, acres Of Apple, Peaenss, Pears and
Ounce trees. A beautfnl site ior building. Sand
lots lay the west side Of the Ballvis road about
y mile nom the PostUtiee; are now owned by n.
LeSher, and viii be sold Tor $500 per acre, sI 900
down. balance IN three annual payments.
Garfield & co.
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Ntu A0ptrLissnlsnis.
4 g 4o'sas y Y
QTHa tsAOG
/ IMPORTANT
FFNBDCEM ENTS To AGENTS
LARGER THAN EVER
100 PER CENT.

Saved By clubbing together end buying Cotton
Cloth, Dress Goods, WoOlen Goods, Hosiery
blankets, Shayls &C., &c, together with Boots snd
Shoes, Books, Cutlery, silyerPlated Ware, Casters
Fancy Goods, &c, Of
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The HArPIEsT EFFECT in Coughs, Pulmon-
bry Complaints ard Kidney Troubles can be
secured By using White Pine CompO1ad
There is no better or safer remedy before the
public.
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wood per eoas 3d. ssassoo cal ps tom. {, .sI0.oe
/ Price fsa.sisa IS b. u 80
FREMONT WHITE LIME.
At the Kilns. uer bush. aOo
SPECIAL NOTICES.

EXuberant Health is a blessing vouchsafed to
few. Even those who have been favored by nature
with strong constitution and vigorous frames are
apt to neglect the precautions necessary to preserve
these precious endowments. Indeed, as a rule, the
more healthy and robust a man is, the more hber-
ties he is inclined to take with his own physique
It is some consolation to the naturally weak and
feeble to know that they can be so invigoruted and
built up by proper use of the means which science
has placed ae their isp0ss1aas f6atVeia much bet
ter chance Of long life and exemptions from dis
eases and pain than the most athletic of their fell
lows who are foolish enough to suppose themselves
invulnerable, and act accordingly. 1t is not too
much to say that more than half the people of the
civilized world need an occasional tonic, to enable
them to support the strain upon their bodies and
minds which the fast life of this restless age oe-
casions. In fact, pure, wholesome, unexeiting
tonic is the grand desderatum Of the busy Millions
and they have the article in HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS. 1t is a stamial medicine,
i. e. it imparts permanent strength to weak
systems and invigorates delicate constitutions. Its
reputation and Us sales have steadily increased.
CON uSes fe NJ epaEatibns have ben htralucsd A
m EsaEd Jh4fak ths pubic. i sdhcsrnSd, IN
NAUsEUM, in the hope Of riyaling it, but they have
all either perished in the attempt, been left far
in the rear. 1t has been the great medical
Of the present century and it is quite certain that
no proprietory medicine in this country is wide
ly known, or as generally used, Ten lightning
presses, running necessarily Sundays excepted
the whole year through, barely supply the demand
for the Illustrated Almanac, in which the nature
and uses Of the preparation are set forth, the cir
culation now being over five miIlionsa year.
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fegal Advertisements.


.EGAL A0TICE.-Frederick q.
IL Richardson, whose residence IS unknown.
vii take notice that Gilbert 6. Edgerton aid. on
ne 18th day Of December, a. ID. lS6s hlo his peti-
uon m the Court Of Common Pleas within and for
the county OF sanduaky, state OF Ohio, against
John H. McAFdle, Harriet A. McArdle, ROdolphus
Dickinson and Frederick &. Richardson, deiend-
ants, setting forth that the said John n MeArdie
and Harriet A. McArdle gave a mortgage to the
said Gilbert g. Edgerton, on fn-lots No. thirteen
hundred aud torty-tWo llSl2 and thirtsen hundred
and forty-three 1881 IN the city Of Fremont county
oIsanduskyi state OF Ohio 20 secure the payment
Of two hundTed dollars ace0rding to certain notes
reterFed to In said mortgage that the said ROdol-
phus Dickinson and Frederick O.. RichardsOR claim
% hold mortgages on said premises, and praying
rat tho said MeArdls may pay sad sum now claini-
Cd 70 be due, With interest OF that said premises
may i4s sold to pay the same. The said lredericS
S kleafJison d notified that he IS required 70 ap-
pear and answer said petition On or bglurs the l3Tb
day Of February, A. d, 1859.
GILBERT G. EBGERTON.
By J, z, BARTLETT, hia Atty,
Fremont Dee 18th. fgEs lHf
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WANTEb--AGENTS.a 9. s.s &c E9 sa90

WANTEB--AGENTS. =; s,s S.5,R 70 sa2o s5ses
where male and female to introdaoe the tientftfe
Improved Common sense Family SsggfRR
NachiIe. This Machine viii stitch hem felE
tuck, quilt cord, bind, braid and emhroider il 4
most superior manner. Prieeonly sls. Fully war
Tanted Tor fve years. We will pay q, 600 for anT
machine that viii sew stronger more beautiful
or more elastic seam than ours, 1t makes the
ELASTIC Lock Stitrh.n Every second stitch can Be
cut and still the cloth cannot be pulled apart with
out tearing it. We pay agents from $40 20 s2O0 per
month and expenses, or a commission from which
twice that amount can be made. Address SECONB
k.CO., Pittsburgh, Pa; Boston, Mass OF St. Louis,
GAUTION.--Do not be- imposed upon bys0thsr
parties palming of worthless east-irpn machines,
ly genuine and really practical cheap machine man
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E'OR +SALE.-A two-story frame
Dwelling House with two Lots, on the East
side uWned BY Mrs. }. G.. kTidleF. G0od cellar,
well and cistefn, pleny OF mutt, Wood-house barn.
all for q, ,SOO e0O down balance in three aunnai
payments. CAAlE1ELD 4 CO.,
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reputation and rs saIes have steadlIy lncreased.
oouS SeSife lssreparatibns haze bsen htrAlues i a
1fs m h A!.asd 6sf& ths pabho 1 sdhcernsa, IN

To COnsumpilVcs The advertiser, having
been restored to health in a few weeks, by very
simple remedy, after-igving suffered several years
with a severe lung affeetio and that dread disease
Consumption-is anxious to make known TO his fel-
low sufferers the means of cure. To all who desire
it, he will send copy Of the prescription used free
of charge,l with the directions for preparing and
using the same, which they viii find sure Curs
for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c. The
only object OF the advertiser in sending the Pre-
seripton is to benefit the afflicted and spread nlor-
nation which he concciyes to be invaluable and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it VIII
cost them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the Prescription viii please ad-
dress Rev. EDWARD -. WILsoS, l65 South Second
street, Willamsburgii, iRgs egunty, N. Y. 46.ly
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ElOR SALE-One of the finest r.s

Il denees in the city Of Fremont. a beautiful
y story Gothic Dwelling House, with French vim
dsws opening down to the floor and out on the yyir-
anda with blinds and every thing complete. a eoad
Barn and Wood-house in the rear, with brick
/ walks, in good order. \ beautiful lawn froutipg
shrubbery, besides g1ppes Of several varieties law
ton BaeberIies and varieties Of choice fruits and
berries ofall kinds. A lotahd half Price IS, ,OOa
Terms easy. Enqhireof CAMEIELD & Co,
at the Post Office, or Lewis Canfeld at the Hard,
| wVfe stots,f fAFlfsififE s@titfs1@Etis
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Election.E AT tkeIe'eetii on Of officers fol
the First National Bank, on Tuesday last,
the following Board vas chosen: -
President =-Sardis Birchard. -
Vics PFeSidsnt 4JAneslW Wilson
Cdshisr.-A. H. Miller.
DiTectOrs.-S. Birchard, j. W. Wilson
James Justice, Martin Bruner, Robt. Smith
A. W. Luekey snd A. H. Miller. GlHa
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LOCAL NorIcEs.
Single Copies Of the Journal
For sala at DE NhEs Bebot Of A n

Single Copies Of The Journal
For sale at tie News Depot Of A. D.
AMEs, at Clyde.
cd hArsv retsiA IL sincere tbss K
to the Charter Oak Lie Insurance Company,
for the prompt and lgentlemauiySmanrer of
settling Loss on the Life Of my deceased
husband through their Agent, D. s. Cam.
field, who paid me 81 ,6s3 78 for the semi
annual prsmidfmIf Ii OhlSlsl5 ~. . -
cheerfully recommend the Charter Oak
to all who desire Life Insurance. 2a1IJy
[Signed,I SUsAHsX SAfLoE.
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C4ab6aIH H6enpar -Goopl &. Ian.

CH6i6E H6mDAY -GooDs at J. II Ian
man & Oo!szcansitings in paTt as follows:
Plain aud Ornamental Flower Stands Watch
Stands, Rarian- 'Nases,rin elegant designs
Antique and colored Toilet Sets, Perfumed
Handkerchief, Glove AID Work B xes, Scotch
Plaid NapkiueRing and MGteh Boxes, Pho.
tOgrsph Albd5as, FlareueeA - d Mahogany
Hand Mirrors, Lsys Smoking s~ts, Match
and TOhsPol RqzFs apdIBgbly peFfpped
French Soaps. sapt T6ese5, with other articlt's el'
that We have suitable for presents, are worth
the altsptiea oftbossHh leintsnd to-Femeufs
bss DO coming HoIidayss GFLlsMAs 4
Co, at Dr.. E. Dillon & Sons nld stand.
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? Or, ,eNs Aill eena De Josyadl and any two
Of HEspess PUBLICATIONS for $3.50 price
separS Z el0 90; o., she soeFnaI, Galaxy and
,Agriculturiss 81 s 20. pliss separate g. So
or The SsI5Efl AaisSsie ahd Our Young
Folks 1T 5e priee ssPState s 90; and
80 ON Az of thaz6sfs oscillations are
first clauu aua q. ss i sSsAspastion from
To- ~ sIsoa ,sudiug uu the names Of
two NV sSCS1s a. fot Ehs Journal and "a;
We will send The American Agrieulturist one
ysar4 iaSi $50 lI C.W9I
For seven new subscribez and $14, aAy
one of Hsrpers publications one year.
For six new subscribers and S12, The At
l4ntic Of The GALAXY one year. % ''4'ei n
For Eve ueEisabspsiberS and 9i9 GOdey's
Iady's Book ip4s yearsl as ,rliaf
For three neE Subscribers aud S., Peter
sons MsgsEine or Our Young Folks, one
year. -.''l go ''
: For eight nsE subscribers and SI6, The
Atlantic or The Gl'sxy, and The AgriOul-
tprist one. ysag.an-sT grs "a tss sw
For ten .6eW subscribers and go, any one
Of HEfpsfss publiealioss and Petsrson's Nag.
-akine one yeerF
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SlH0E S.

HpR SSALE,rFour and one7thina
Il acres % lsnd, + Of a nile ,vest Of the Depot.
CrOghan street. frame house lSx24 with addition
good well and cistern, plenty Of fruit. Price low
and terms easy. r ~,,E, .CAMFIELD & co.
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J have ate' 'yearlings and one 2 year
old Colt to exchange for good healthy
ke.6sfS - 50.9 S7O0sIAR fBALLL. z
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OSE BoTTLE Of J, W POland's Humor
Doctor will cure any ord nary humor, and a
half-dOz4n bottles will cure the worst cases
of Scrofula. Sold by S Buckland & Son.
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Honey, GIYeeFfne, Elder
Flower, BOQueI and Palm,
In Quality, Style and Perfunie warranted equal
to the English and sold fally % per cent cheap
er, which accounts for thgI gEsat Eaningof in the
demand for the foreign soaps, and the unprecedent-
ed s1ccess of the Anne Fiea n Company F0ttet
sOu Pc, nov sold everywhere in the United States
~ , MeKEONB, VAN HAGEN & CO., 2. T.
Sole Manfrss Philadelphia and New YcTk.i
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Deafness, Catarrh, Scr0fnIa.
THE PATRNT MAGIC C0MR

VIII color gray hair permanent black or brown.
Sold everywhere. sent by mail for 81 25 =.
ADDRESS Nd, PA1rrON, Treasurer.
IT Magic Comb Company, Springfield Mass,
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/ A NICE AssoKTMENT Of Looking
Glasses of all sizes, and cheap at ~
: C96TlS % 81. b. Moore & lIfo z
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Errors Of YOuth a gcut leman who suffered
for years from NeryOuS DEBILITY, Premature Decay
and all the effects Of yohtfd1 indiseretion will fo1
the sake of suffering hunanity, send free to all who
need it, the recipe and dirsetiOn for making the
simple remedy by which he Was cured. Sufferers
wishing 70 profit by the ady6ltsers experience can
do 50 by addressing, in perfect confidence JOHN B,
Ogden, No. Il Cedar stTsE New York. 46-ly
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We Desire to inerease our

~ Association of Fremont, on Tuesda,
night next. Do rot neglect TO hear him.
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Gummrrrial alatters.
FREMONT RETAIL MARKET.


T HHH "a a aH
BEEF-Per lb............-........... .jca6e
PRODUCE.
Cheese, .............2jc Potatoes per bush .6Oc
Butter. Onions per bush. 81 .s5
Bggs .....-..........2jc Green Apples ...-....7jc
Lard, by the keg-....i5o Dried Apples per b.. Sc
" at retail -......2jc Dried Peaehes....---- -lOc
Tallow per 10 .-...lOc Feathers per 10 .1Oc
Retail. Beeswax per ID ...... .3Oc
: Wholesale, ,-......lOc
GRAIN.
Wheat ...........,sl7 Buckwheat. sO7j
Corn old 7je .new5Oc Rye. sl.25
Oats, ............ .5Oaj2c
IA s0T SEEDS spdNHAY
Elk seeaferbrk- SO CldsefssesH e.. E.. SOC
1i%otF SGD $50 1soo 1 H1PG 1jt n' 500
Spring Wheat Flour per White Wheat Flour per eG
Red Weat Flour, Per Corn Meal percvt. .sl.25
Dbl, ....- 5000
GROCERIES.
SUGARS.
Brown, per .1Ial6c White per .l6aIsc
coFFEEs.
Rio per b.........2 .25a2s Ground CofFees, .2OaSOc
Java. .SSa4Oc
TEAS.
z Hyson. 7jc 81 I.O0al.25 Japan 25al.5O
Imperial Sl.2Jal.5O dunpOWder, sl.I5a2.DO
oolOng, .......s sl.25al.5O
NuscELIASEoUs.
Rice per rlb.......I2Eo Table Salt per sack. Csc
hackerel per kit $3.50 Coarse Salt per bbl t9.75
White Fish per lb...-.7c Rock Salt ditto. $3.50
MEATS.
SMOKED MEATS
Hams per Ib,........lSc Bacon ...............G .GOc
Shoulders. Dried Beef...........2Oc
VFNTSON-On saddles..... IOe
Whole carcas. as...................... &c
fowls.
Chickens per ID .......Sc Ducks per To- .I0c
Turkeys per lb ....,.lOc Geese per lb..........6c
QUAILS-Per oZ.....................,.. sl.jO
ETrET
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For SALE.-I desire to sell all my
Real EsIatss Vitbii ara, Il tjadins the CITY
viii sell in quantities to suit purchasers.
Good bqrgqirs can be- hsdif immediate sp7
Iplicatibb IS made. oscar BAN. lfI 25b I'D. y
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. DQAB uf u steel Clgravoil-1raIOgr. ~,
fae-siuie o. my Chemical Warehouse, and sil,,e,l
t9-t 2. 7. uEllteQLD,
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PKrsBTTEHIAN CHUEOB, corner Of Garrison and
Main stTeetsj Rev. 3, BUsHSzLI, Pastor; loA 4.
H.gsad ?. n. Sunday School Of u n. Nesting
vvarr Tednesdav evening -.7 r...- -...i -
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81 am acquainted with H.ir. HelmboId: he s.seu-
pies the Drug store opposite my residence, and vns
siecessful conducting the business Jyaer,, n 49,
had not been equally 80 before him. l,tre lee,
favOrably impressed with his character and s,lf,r
prise. WILLIAM WElGHIlIAN 10
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/ am very respecrfniIr

IL A. lAL-4ADlLL,
Chemist and Druggist Of Is Years Expcr1cucr
. 10 IN Philadelphia, and now located at MS Druts
and Chemical Warehouse, 5g4 l}rDad7,1,,s
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Births and Destha.-Tbe -numb

- e. Il. ". BiSacaksLAssDD Biaas sD 2. b..
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EPIsCOPAE.

REToANED CzUEcH, Front Street, between Mar
Ret and Johr Streets; Rev. JoEH LEHEET, Pastor
feKAs1r, sndfP. n. Sunday School at "a. r.. b.
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glorious, prosperous and happy
future. We never read a line
of such misrepresentation with
out pain, and we beg those in the
North or South, who find pleas
ure or capital in misrepresent-
ing and perverting the senti-
ments, feelings and actions OF
the people of either section to-
wards those in the other, to re-
member that such course does
no good, does not accomplish
one desirable result, and may
defeat the effects Of good men
and true men Of the North and
South who are striving TO make
their respective sections recog-
nize and act upon the prlncl-
pie that in union there is
strength, that peace follows
good will to fellow men. -
Lyncllburg Republican.
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A Partisan has invented

A Partisan has invented an
electric cane which is intended
as a defence against highway
men and burglars, and which
can be used with effect by road
robbers and house breakers. 1t
consists of a horn inserted in
the end of a cane, which horn
contains an electric battery and
a lamp with two powerful re-
Electors. The intensity of the
light temporarily blinds any
person at whom it is pointed',-
The lamp is kindled at Will by
pressing a small knob at the
other end of the cane, which
knob communicates with an
electric wire.
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WHO DO GREAT WIEN MAR
NV.

Women, of course. But they
show the same diversity OF
taste that is seen in the lower
ranks, and on the whole,
make worse mistakes. They,
however, generally show the
same sense in choosing wives
that they show in managing
other peoples affairs, whether
it be good or bad.
Robert Burns married a farm
girl with whom he fell in love
while they worked together in
the pillow field. He, too, was
irregular in his life, and COM
mitted the most serious mis-
takes inconducting his domes
tic affairs.
Milton married the daughter
! of a country squire, but lived
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-14

Manufacturers of Piano Fortes, wi
their Patent Combination
Sounding-boards.
PATENTED AUGUST l4TH, 1866.
This invention, introduced exclusive
into our Pianos, is of the greatest advep
tage to the tone of the Instrument, as il
affects the sounding-board. the very SOU
OF the Piano, and produces thereby pure
liquid tone greatly superior in quality
and power to that Of the ordfnar plano
The sounding board released from it,
connection with the Piano case, and reet
ing upon under sound1ng-boards, is re.
ievsd from the rigidity caused by such
connection, and Its Migratory quality 10
creased. .'.....
Our Pianos are flrst-class in every i
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the instrument, obtained from the expo
ricnce of our patrons who haveused then
for generation. All lovers of this emf.
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parties proposing to purchase new Pi amos
are invited to call and examine our as
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