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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-11-25

HOME, New York
INTERNATIONAL, New YorkI
PHOENIX, Hartford Conn.
HOME, New Haven.
COMMERCIAL, Chicago.
NEW ENGLAND LIFE, boston.
Policies carefully written in either Of the above
case Of loss payment promptly made from this
Office.
Persons having property for sale or rent, wild
we'll TO call on me.
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Sale Bills printed at this office, at an hours
nntiee
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Just received a: H r. shono & Co.'S 100
cases of those celebrated custom made Buffalo
Boots, uade expressly for them. We guarantee
every pair to wear equal to any shop boots and as
forpriees we defy competition.
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WANTED. .

| $1,000 lbs. of Butter, and 10000 doz. Eggs
for which We will pay the highest market
price in cash. d. GARvIN & Co.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-11-25

Harper's Weekly, Harper's Bazaar and Har-
per's Magazine, cost s4OO, yet we will furnish
them and copy of the Jou'al one year for
sl2. Here is chance to save money, get
three splendid New York publications, and
one of the best local paper in Ohio one year,
for the cost of the Harper's publications alone
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-11-25

Fine Jewelry at the store of E. |. Cross.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-11-25

DOrr & Son have made speciality Of the
Bnfalo Boots, tor the past twelve years, and they
always give satisfaction, If you want them cheap
/ 20 to DOrr & Sons
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-11-25

Bil1Heads, on good paper. printed at thi.
Office on short notice and at reasonable prices.
Crane q Wykes have received New Goods.
Everybody is invited to call aud examine
the New Goods Just received at Crane & wykes.
To see the handsomest stock of Hats and Caps
ever brought to Fremont, call at Crane & Wykes.
DO not fail 10 call and examine those handsome
Diagonal Coatings and Striped Cassimsres Just re-
ceived by Crane 8 Wykes.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-11-25

L. Leppelman offers his improved Home
and Elias Howe Machines, at $50. 46-4s.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-11-25

Ehehe Is nothing murv vl.eiIa.,l .Asn decayed
teeth and they never cease to be a source Of an
noysnce to the person SO afflicted. The aches and
pains which people endure from diseased teeth
would if resulting from any chronic disease, alarm
the strongest and drive them to seek remedies
which might restore health. There is no need Of
any one suffering with their teeth. A visit to
reliable dentist will dispe the trouble, aAd tie de-
cayed tooth may be made good or removed and its
place supplied with new. DR.. L. T. Beilbarz, can
always be consulted at his office, over the P, o.
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To the FaFmeFs.-We have just reeeivsd
CAR LOAD Of the best BUFFALO MADE BOOTS.
These Boots have been made upon our express or
der, and will be Guaranteed the same as our own
home made work. 2. DoRz & Son.
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P. o. Box 4,e52.
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The following epistle off languishing maid
of the olden time, written ninety five years
ago will be read with interest by those who
make this style of Iiters ture study:
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The place to get good fitting suit is at Crar
Wykes'.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-09

down he, e,dessendedzsrsxery nearly an erect
position; Bat,hale May down, to the horror CT
'the spectators, hey gradually turned forward
and at last struck the water upon his right
side, NTH a tremendous and horrifying con-
cusslon, theidescent occupying four and nall
seconds. A rush tboats Immediately took
place toward the spot where he went down.
For few seconds the surface of the water
was calm and unrufled, many exclaiming, "he
will never come up again." but just as an ex-
pert swimmer ON board one OF the boats was
about to dive for the rash adventurer, ne APP
peared again to view, was selzed-upon BY per-
sons in the boat and carried ashore -Maea
taken into the elevator, he tell powerless 70
the floor, drlpping-#ith his blood, which the
shock had forced. out through the sklnot his
right sides s:arm' and thighs, the:lehl leg having
apparently been adsanced a little in front OF t
the other asshe struck. zFhe Shock to hisSsys-
tenn was indeeda most terrible one, yet he Is
kthousSht to have sustained no severe internal
Injuries, the raising of blood7belng caused by
the, rupture ofeths small capHlaries OF the
lungs. He will probably be a long sstlme In re-
covering his usual health, and his condition
,wilIlikely; be such as to.render his proposed
suicsdataeap as Niagara FAILS, ontheS 18TH an
impossibility. g,
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cohesion. The surest way to prevent
the disintegration OF the Republican party, is
TO keep that question alive and continueito
rorce it upon the country as q political issue.
The Democrats can becomes q majority only
by drawing off some Republican votes; but
on the negro issue the Republican party can
easily hold its own, and so long as it retains
the control of Congress there can be no nee,
dom ia the, South. If that section will need
the timely advice given in the Democratic
Congress ional address, and drop 'deaa Is
sues,' we can easily revolutionfze the; lower
branch of Congress in this years electlons'
now close at hand We ask-ihe-Soutnern
Democrats, both for their sake and for ours,-
to put no obstacle in the way of our achieving
thisVictory. When the Federal Government
is once more, in Democratic hands, we are
quite willing they should manage their local
:politiesTin their own way, and will not then
iutrude upon them any unwelcome advice.N
These words express sound and whole
some truths, which the South should ponder
and digest Only the North can give the
South relief from negro suffrage; and, If the
Northern Democracy make the contest upon
the negro question, they solidify the Radical
party, they: insure their own defeat, and
make it impossible for the South to break
the shackles in which she is held by the
Rings of Scott, and, Bullock, and the rest.
1t is,for our interest that the Northern DEM
| oecrais .shouId retain. and increase their
strength, and ii may be taken for granted
that wherever in the souththe contest s-be-
tween Republicans and Democrats, the negro
question will be excluded nom the political
field, and the struggle will be upon other
Issues of.state and Federal Importance. In
this State there-is no party contest But
heiceforth let no man decline TO vote with
the Reform party because he-is aDemocrat,
or because the Democracy did, y until it be-:
came useless, oppose reconstruction aud the
Eenfranchisement OF the negroes.
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TERMS OF THE NEWS.

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.sontns 50; three months szfara mqath 1asents:.
served In the city at RuFEzs OsErs aNeess
.syable to the carriers oE IS ayear, paid On ats:
1snce at the ONCE. SseS "
rHs TR1wkskLr News, published on tuesdays
rnursdsys and SATURDAYS, one year 81 SIX
THR WEEKLY NEWS one year 81: SIX copies
s,o. Ten copies, to one address, sl5.
-susscxpr1oSs. .n all csses payaoic IN advance,
and no paper continued after the expiration OF
she time paid for.
NOTICES OF Warts, To Rent, Lost anu Foono,
boarding, 6e., not exceeding 20 words, 2s cents
each insereioi; oees 20. and not exceeding 80
words, 40 Dents each Insertion; over 80, and not
.exoeetns I4e$Hdds, o. eeass EACH insertion.
These raj ses arsszs add stlnvasiaoly be paid
In advance ~, ~ NV: sseN E0A
ooxrRAos ADysarrssasss, to Iuntw xeeks
.er ienser, for v,, nnss solid nonparelk=s
weeks 90 &nts; Xmenth mouths 81 70;
months 50 g. sinonths s.; y montns,sS. Larger,
!. .advertisemf6tsi in exact proportion. 4
REMIrrA&tKs shQula-oe-made by PostoHce
Money order OF BY express. IfSthis cannot be
dome. protscsion against losses by mail may be
secured by iorws!ralnEa draft on Charleston Payi
.sble to the order Of the proprietors of GHE N4wsi
.or by sendip The motley. ina registered letter.
Address >RIoRpAN.DAwSoN& cO.,n
No. ll8East Bay, Charleston, S5C.t
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accuracy.
The Advice l,f the New York World TO
the Southern People.

With very few exceptions the Democracy
ofSouth Carolina are working, with might
and main, for the success Of the Reform
movement. They know that unless the State
Government be reformed, they and theirs
will be reduced to beggary, or driven into
exile; and they will exert their whole force
of hand and brain, in behalfof that party
which pledges justice and equal rights to all
classes, and a pure and capable administra-
ton to the whole State. The Union Reform
party demands Of the Democrat nothing
more than recognition of the accomplished
facts of Congressional reconstruction
emancipation and cnfranchisement Of the
colored people. Takins this recognition oil
existing laws as the broad platform upon
which all classes, and all colors, may stand,
the Reformers go before the State upon the
plain issues Of honesty against dishonesty,
purity against corruption, intelligence
against ignorance and vice: Party politics
have no direct bearing upon the canvass.
The National Democrats and the Union
Republicans, without sacrificing either prin-
ciple or consistency, can join hands and
make the fight together Every honest Re-
publican knows, BY the declarations OF bis
party journals in the North, that he is not
sustaining Republicanism when he votes for
Ransier and Scott. The clique, which Is de-
nounced in TIE Nation. and whose leaders
are Scott and the man whom the New York
Tribune calls the 'jail-bird Whittemore,"
is not the Union Republican party; and that
party will no longer accept resrons ;lity for
the crimes committed in its na,,,. For the
sake of National Republlcanisr'. every in
telligent and upright Republican must vote
for the candidates Of Reform.
Aud it should he borR in ulind that no
Democrat, IN recognizing negro suffrage,
ac.s in opposition to tue well understood
principles Of the National Democracy. TO
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.NEK,s OF TIE araE DaY.

---Ip, New gIork, yesterday cotton closed dul.
.and weak. Gold closed weak at 18salsj.
I'm Liverpool, yesterday evening cotton
closed active with an upward tendency; up
isIds 8sd. ., -. -, :.
!. The New York papers Soy the principal
hotel and restaurant keepers have completed
sthe Organization Of the Consumers ice Cons
spany,n the ,ebject being to speedily break
down the ice monopoly now existing in that +
John I! alexander, the great Illinois farm
.er, owns thirty -four thousand acres Of land.
forth 81, ,es5, 900, has $4,000 worth Of imple-
& melts, pays s76, 800 wages annually, and sold
iastyear Year ssas3 400 worth of live stock, besides
Sfnin, &C., s!,o eal 80.
esa.strenuoi.s efforts are making to have the
President pardon General oNeiI, the Fenian
Saden5who was recently conHctedoat Wind.
ssfSyt., and among those working totsecure
hiapafdoh ale several members Of Congress
sssd prominent persons; who argue that the law
las been fully vt1dlcated by the verdict Of
: guilty; witch satisfies the English Govern
e.ment, and therefore no international question
will be- involved by his pardon. 81
-
1c Among the new, schemes lately brought to
the noace OF Ensilsa ccaptalls1s rs one unoel
.theatitie OF sTher Phospho-Gaa COMPANY,
nth capital or f4eo' 'oeo IN ls'ogo a., or pre-,
fAerent!al A a gedeemabie shares Of Elo eacn' ana
1900 b or ordinary shares, of El0,each.
Ie osaecf h topurcnase ana eHIeno -, tne oasi- a
Thtca has 4; oeen carried on On oy Aes'rs,
Better Iawson a. Son. The sources OF supply
azclude the various tslands lfo the pacinc ana t.
the ne whole q the phosphate deposits on Will
-1aan's Island, near Charleston. :gteE
c.fhe hercuiean preparations for war on
s1nore gigantic scale In Europe has completely
evershadowed the recent victories recently
son by theistruggIlng Cuban insurgents, The
htest mall adYees nom as'rs Havana say taae tne
Spaintards and insurgents nave measured
atrength with varying results, generally lnthe
form OF Fskirmishes; the insurgents generally
.heing victorious. The spanish losses IN Killed
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NoMINAfToMs.
eaos. R. B. iARPENrE& or cH. .nLEyroN
Ehe Rezorml Canvas: {

A.tenaois>Is dl5seted to the changes Rsde
sin the apboiATents for Pubic Meetings, at
which the. lHoI. 3. b Cspsnter a18 Genera
NC. Busar q -saeepsople; -sfhe
A'.l lslsssla lahss e 3ss5sS; rulsy se
Laurens, Saturday, AEgusNs
s ColumbiS Tuesday, August l6. :
Winnsbao "Wednesday, Augustl7.
Chester Courthouse, Friday, August ls. :
s Broad Rfsr' Chester coAenty' saturdes; s0'
: Yorkvilll, l6ndas August 3. sssr,,
II Rock Hl4. FuesdaE, August
Lands Fbsd, wednesday, August "a.
Lancaster Ya'rld&s, AIgSst 2e
Liberty AR, Saturday, August "a
Camden, donday, August q.
Sumter, Wednesday, August 81.
GadsdenI Friday Sspsemtst
I DarllnytonVf courthouse, aondaS September
18th. ai
Chesterfield ;0ourshouss, Msdassdaya ssep-
;tember 7thik s = g W t.
Bennetsskll,e, Friday, September 9tf. . e
Florences essat1rtss, se6tehbeE Eleth. 4
Marion COURTHOUSE, Monday, sseptember
XXI I.nngstres, weanesday, september .1ih.
Manning Friday. September ls5he
.Orangebdrg Courthouse, September 10Th.
sBarnweli september 2lst
White HsE Aptember 23d.
z Beaufort fSspt tambersteh;o
- otl,or anHcc Stmants will he a,nounceH-f.ou,
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Our war Map.

I>>The map which Wgprfsept to oar readers
upon >the, AEst page op to-day'sNEws, IN.
fs.udes, someaeat- in detail the whole region
now, ot>ukeis teesc0ns ffhe scens6f mill
|+aysa and saLaaetatisns in the pending
FfSpco-P PfassiaaaiTs ian ahs scale siorty-f0ur
minis to the-iaeh Among positions q 4 s q 4
|cshe Rhipe frontier which will be found
clearly designated, are saarbrdckeesApd
Felsseneafg, ths scenes o{s>the bloody en-
counters ibssFeea|lthe Prqssians ans.the
right @d left wings Of the French army Of
Essekdas=lassi; Hagsnau, she polnt at Which
the fight, under McMsaoa was finally forced
Ibaeks and Bitscne, a56and ,whicHsss + sresrsat=
ing forces We're said to ble0acsntlsssae The
map also shown the coast Of the Baltic nom
golbsrg; tom sehieswlg .atontieE, and the
1 iEvbais;eosss: the soElhi Sea, from. point
'aofth Of: the mouth Of the Elbe to pisppe.
The position Of London; Paris andshsEehief
cides of Austria, Prussia, Bohemia and the
North ants0uth Gsraanstates is Indicated;
the whole northeastern France 1s9nclpdea
in The map, but # is only id.the Moselle and
Rhine. .distrlets,ef France, RhenlshsPrussIa,
!, q Rihsnish Bavaria and Baden, that an attempt
has been made to render the map<a com
plete one, showing the smaller andless inn
portadt;places. In this, the most interest
ing quarter, we think it will be founay yssaa-,
eiently full! and a valuable AID to the study
of the daily dispatohesl@The variations in
the spelling osnames and places could not
be inserted without confusion. Mainz on the
,mapsis also both1Meatz and Mayence, acv
cesdiag to thg.adgde in which writer's speak
off, Ersvss "a The map is also Ffiisr'ia
Gsrpa6, ,ladd speseeontaesnap >Asprs o.
Spies IN Eeelch- -utNsr variations, Of
which these ste batezamplss, viii occur TO
every sepe-
TIE mapgequrey,1ut little explanation
TIE aeavy1braksn lines represent ,helboun;.
daE!ss of countries heavy uu6soksn
fines indicate rsIlroads, those with spacees.0r-
loops {athem showing diminished railways.
The light lines indicate common roads and
rivers, the differences between which are
sufficient to distinguish them. Fortified
towns ara marked by flag.
The principal object in war map, as we
understand it, is to give. in as full detail as
ia possible without crowdiDg, the points,
large and small in thesimmediate vicinity Of
tie probable scene Of conflict, supplementing
i, by an exhibition in skeleton OF the sur
rounding country, showing only the mpor-
tant towns, rivers, roads and boundaries.
This is at all events theprinciple on which
our map has been engraved. We are con-
hdent that it will he found sufficiently full in
all essential particulars for the country that
is likely to be the seat Of war, according to
the latest advices, 1t has been edited with
care and may be relied upon for substantial
accuracy.
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.agrtrnItnre, Gprtirnltnre, &r.
r R E 8 b. "A R Rival 8.
OF I
E U RoSPs EA N 8 EzEiD D $

+ Wesarein receipt, per steamer Holsatia. OF our
EUROPEAN TURNIP AND OTHER SEEDS, all OF
which have. been tested, aud are prime, viz:
Large Red.Top Yellow Rntar Baga TURNIPS,
Large Norfolk, Large White Globe Large White
Ruta Baga, Large Red-Top, Long Lankard, and
Dale's Hybrid Field Turnips, Yellow Maltese, Ear
ly White and rRed.Top Flat Tnrnips; also. Cauli-
flowers. Broccoli. Brussel Sprouts, Kohl Rabbi. or
Turnip- Rooted Cabbage. Green and Brown Curled
Kal, Green, Curled and Drumhead Savoy Cab
bages, Large Late Drumhead, Large Late Flat
Dutch, Green Glaze, and Largo Bergen. Cabbages,
and an assortment OF Agricultural and Hortlcul-
tural Implements Housekeeping Articles.
For sale By SJoHN THOMSON g. CO.,
juyso-stuthl2 =. No. 2SS King Street.
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E6uratnnai.

TNGLISH AND GERMAN SCHOOL, No.
IL 50 WENTWORTH STREET.-THE exercises OF
this Institution embrace all the branches necessary
The hours from to- o., lock P. NJ. are devoted
to German lessons, viz: Grammar. Speaking
Writing and Reading. Lessons In Drawing and
Moulding every Saturday morning, The Nl9ht
School from to O'Clock for exercises OF Ari:h-
metic, Reading, Spelling and Writing, and Orna'
mental and Mechanical Drawing for adults.
The Academy Ia under my special superlnten'
dence, with the assistance OF Mr. ]. MCDONALD,
Miss J: H. ANGEL, Miss LE0AHARDT, Miss j.
MILLER.
Vocal Music by Professor F. BERCKH4N:
c. Fl. BERGMANN,
oruQ ''rinrinn1
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T B v + N G b o u e..
A FIRST CLASS HOTEL, European Plan. Loes-
t!on unsurpassed, being near UNION SQUARE,
WAI.LACK,s THEATRE, and A. T. STEWARDS
New (up.town) Store. Broadway aud Tweifth
streets, New York. G. P. HARLOW,
anrl4 thstu Proprietor.
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Gotcls.
GotcIs.
ID A L n E t 20 HO q s E,
AT TiIa
TOWN OF sPARrANBURG, s. c.

This comfortable and convenient HOTEL is
now open for the accommodation OF transient
or permanent -BOARDERS. under the manage
ment Of Mr.. ROSS SPRlGG. formerly O! Charles.
ton. The comfortable arrangements OF Parlors
aud Bedrooms, with the convenient cation 10
the town, and Its nearness to Glenn and Cnero'
kee Springs make 1t a desirable stopping place
or residence to the man OF business or the seek
er OF health or pleasure
'Iaa table will be supplied with the best the
Charleston market or surrounding country can
furnish, which, with competent cooks and atten-
tive servants, cannot fail to give satisfaction co
al! who may favor the House with their pa
tronage.
! large Stable is attached. where horses and
vehicles can he ohtained for excursions into
the country or other purposes The terms will
be moderate, and cannot ;a.l to give general sat
tslaction, julyl9-tu3mUs
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ENSSELARR POLYTE, Halo INSli-
LII TUTE, TROY, n Y.
Full Courses or Instruction in Civil! Mining and
Mechanical Engineering, Chemistry and Natural
Science. Appropriate Degrees conferred. Re-
opens September ii. For the Annual Register.
giving full Information, address Prof. CHARLES
BROWNE, Director. aug3-26
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CIV ET Q q ININ Ne
Isa recent improvement.
Replaces the use Of the Bitter Sulphate Qulnine,
with which all are familiar.
DOSE FOR DOSE,
II ia warranted fullv equal in every way to Bitter
OuInlne, and, likeit Is the one great posi-
tive and unfailing cure for al
DISEASES OF MALARIOUS ORIGIN.
Fever and Ague Intermittent Fever, Chill Fever,
Remlttent Fever, bilious Fever, Dumb Ague,
and the long train OF disorders following thase
SWEET QUININE
Is made solely from Peruvian Bark $50 Is Bitter
Ounne,) thefore 1t Is OF vegetable origin, and not
q mineral poison. but, On the contrary, is proved
to be one OF the elements found In the blood Of all
healthy persons.
SWEET QUISINE
acts as an antidote lc, as we'll as cure for, Maia-
rial Or Masmatic Poison the absorption o. which
by the lungs causes Intermittent Ferers, &C. Tne
only advantage claimed for
SWEET QUlNlNE
oTer the use OF old Bitter Quini ts the entire abb
sence OF that intense persistent DllterneSS Hnlon
In the latter Is an insurInountabe obstacle to tts
use with most persons, and always with children.
SWEET QU1NlNE
is in two forms-in Powder, for the use OF PhTsi-
clans and Druggists, and Fluid for use y che
family and for the general public.
sTEARNs, FARR & CO..
MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS, NEW YORK.
For sale by DowIE, NOISE DAVIS.
rnav1n-tuthaSm0B
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For Gale.

z&A5OA5---FoRs, s,s511Ea,A SALE, A LONG : 9 ! :
NESS (ReIotll PAL ling q net profit OF so5ooper al.
hus! ness THIS Is rare chance for an ncilve man
10 secure q permanent income. Business done
wholly for cash. Persons having the "'tamps"
aud meaning business may address "52500 In.
come" Box.v, DAILY NEWS ottice, giving real
name iuly2S
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E,OR SALE, THREE FARMS, TWO
IL miles from the Port Royal Railroad. In
the Whlply Swamp neighborhood. One Farm
contains 3;5 acres, one 335 acres, anil one 1so
acres. Each Farm contains one hundred acres
good planting land, With TWO to three comfort.
able cabins on each: also we'll tlmhered. good
range for cattle and hogs. and perfectly healthy
al the seasons. For particulars apply to +. ID.
e.. Barnwell Village. mayl0
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EOR SALE.-I HAVE ON HAND AND
I for sale another supply OF secondhand
Sewing Machines, OF various makers, which
Will dispose OF very cheap. Call and examine at
40. Q, Queen street. J. L. LUNSF0RD.
un2
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TNINE OLD HYSON TEA ONE DOLLAR
A POUND. al METZ'S GROCERY. corner
Queen and Meeting streets, opposite Mills House.
July % t3mosf
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TNO PRINTERS. SALE, A RUG
i GLES'S Rotary Card and Biheah PRESS,
IA by inches inside OF Chase. The press is In
perfect WORKING order. and Is capahle OF being
worked at the rate OF 1000 impressions per hour.
Ie sold to make room for larger one. Price 800
cash. Apply at THE NEWS JON nffina. mava