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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-01-28

The goods We're falling fast,
The crowd was buying trunks
1 heard voice, it said,
To MmHks, my friend, to Manks--
He's selling clothing very cheap,
Twould make you fairly jump,
To see the bargains that are found
At M'IHkS, my friend, at Munk5.
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The river has been very much swollen dur
ing the week. No damage has been done, as
far as we learn. Tho loiC town OF Fremont
we understand, has been nearly submerged.-
Ti6ir Tribune.
Not quite so bad as that, neighbor Tribune,
bat that high old town Of yours, w.s reported d
more than "half seas over" during the freshet.
Whether you editors were in the same condi-
ton or no deponent saith not.
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GeOrge KenRan, Tuesday, Feb. an.

The Presbyterian Congregation, of this
City, VIII meet for Public Worship, in tie
Basement Of their New Church, on Sunday
morning January 8Oth. Al the Seats vii.
will be Free, at All Times A cordial Invita-
ton is given to all who are so disposed, to oc-
cupy these Seats, and to unite with US in tie
Public Worship of God.
'And The Spirit and the Bride say, Come;
And let him that hearth say, Gomez
Ard let him that is atehirst, Come;
And whosoever will,
Let him take Of the Water of Life freely
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The Fremont Journal
An Entire New Dress

still more worthy Of your patronage, and as first
step in that direction We intend TO put in
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II. W. O0AhhE.
GEO. W. PRESTON, Special Agent,
Clyde o.
A Good Agent wanted for Fremont, 0.
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Gomrnrerfial Matters. .
FREMONT RETAIL MARKET

JOURNAL OFFIoE IFRExoNT, o.Jan; y, 1870.
PoRK-Per b1...................:...... $500
Dressed Hogs ..........................s 9tOsll
REER-pnr IL, snnec
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All those wishing Trunks will do well to
call on Crane & Wykes, as they keep the grea-
test variety, and you cannot fall to be suited.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-01-28

Best Standard Coal Oil, at 40 cts. per. gal.
at J. T. Lanman & Cos.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-01-28

DIR G. f. ReifF & Bro, have the finest
lot of Lamps ever brought to this city.
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LOCAL NOTICES,
6O%AE N NCIICkSs
CARD OF THANK = TO
Continental Life Insurance Company
of Hartford, Connecticut.

ULYDE o., Jan. 10Th, I87O.
hereby tender my grateful thanks to the
Continental Life ms Co., Of Hartford Conn.
through their Gen', Agt. H. W. Hubbard, of
Tifin o., for the payment in full Of a Policy Of
1920. 90 on the life of my brother, W. E.
Clark, deceased.
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The best OF Type, good Presses, and excellent
material, enables us to turn out the finest work,
at liberal rates.
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RAILROADS.
Condensed TIMETABLE
,E ERrE L LOUSY RArLnOAD-G,I ING soeru

Leave Cleverd 500 AN. s:l5 AN a;3O P.x7:3S Px.
" Fremont Sis Il:37 G:I5 lO:Il
Ar've at Toledo ll:O0 ll:40P.M.T:iO 9:5jA.M,
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E. BUSHNELL,

G. c. CASFIEID, for the Trustees.
THos. SrILwEI1, for the Session.
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j. u. SMITH,
SssgWs, sepdusky Co q.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

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poisons.
Az it, name implies, Il DOGS Cure, and aee1 19t
nil. Containing neither Ar,onieI Qulnine, BIS.
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SubStnpce whatever, Il In nOWiB0 tnlnreS any pS'
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in Inc aguo districts, arc literally beyond account,
md W0 believe without parallel In tho history
Of AguC medicine, Our pride % GEat1ed By Tho
acknowledgements we receive 0fthe radical cuEeS
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UnacclmAtOd persons, either resident b, or
travelling through InlaSmatlc localities, Ftl DO
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For HVcF Conf Ediatsi arising nom torpid
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For Bilious Disorders md Liver CompLlLottI y
IL IN excellent 'rGmedy, producing many uWL
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ESTABLISIlED IN NEW YORK,
" juno, 1Sil-PittSburgh, 1859.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral
For Diseases Of tho Throat and Lungs,
SdGhs as Coughs Colds, Whoering
All Couch. Bronchitis, 1athpta
and HonOImntfon

and Consumption.
Probably never befofe IN the whole history Of
medicine, has any thing won so widely and %
deeply upon tho confidence OF mankind, - thlS
excellent remedy, for pulmonary, complaints:
Through long scrics OF years end among most
OF heTaeGS o. InCh j has Eisen 1ighet ea4 "a
In th6ir0ithmAl ID It hl8 become BETH
is piiifptm Glaf Tor and power 20 ctltt Up ri
rib,ig aii5Ctions' Of tho lung8 and thtOAtS hANe
made 1t known a. reliable protector against
them. ,Mh16 adapted 70 tnild4 forms Of disease
and to young children, It Is at tho same time tne
most edOctual remedy that can be given Ior lncip'
lent Consumption, and thc dangerous anechons
OF The throat and lungs. AS u provision against
sudden attacks Of Group, It should be Kept on
hand In every family, and indeed a. AL are some
times subject to colds and coughs all should be
provided with this anttdote for them.
Although settled COStGUHlptiOtt u ttheuRht In
clrablc, still great numbers OF cases whore tho
disease seemed settled, have been completely
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bYIi o Cherry Pictorial $50 leOmPletb li8l ttB
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When nothing else could reach aigm, uhdoF the
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SlRgefs and Pubic Speakers find great
protection from II.
IStkiSa is always relieved and Oftou wholly
cured by It.
rl9Fo1iekitlo iS generally cured BY taking the
CheTTV PICTORIAL In small and frequent doSeS.
So generally are it, virtues known that We
need not publish tho certificates Of them hers, or
do moro than assure the public that Us qualities
arc fully maintained.
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nv. BOutwell'sgViews on Financial

NJ B0utWelI'8 Views ON FlnahClul
n,r' ipnYr Prospects. Nl. -'ll ~! t.
From Ne BGlimQrs SWH, III ni.Na IN urn
It's wOll known that but for the out.
break OF the European war tho Secretary
Of tho Treasury would have already COM
lheliGetl To carry out the provisions ofthc
act Tor ftlndingth public debt. AS It Is,
however, he will by in no hurry about
getting out the new bonds. He probably
realizes TINT In the midst OF the general
excitement over the trouble in Europe,
which spreads to financial aS b all other
circles, he would meet with little SUCCESS
In putting upon the market bonds which,
at tic hest, could notbc expected to 60 oil
very lively when there arc more prottta'
bio securities TO be had. 1t Is the opinion
Of the Secretary that our bonds will not
come hack from Europe in large quantl-
tea There Is no real benefit TO foreign
holders sending the bonds over here at
thls time, for they hive symlMthlEed In
this country with the downward move
meht IN Europe, and lave Correspo nding'
" deprecated. He thinks that after a
while tlierc will DO demand for our Sc
curities In Europe for permanent invest.
nlent. Then will DO the time to put out
tie new bOnlls. With regard 70 tue pro.
MUM on poltl the SECRETARY thinks that
will depend very much upon the demand
for gold for EXPORT. This hO il INCLINED
to think will b6 light because there will
bea great ilelnand for breadstutS, and
they Will be taken in exchange for our
pdrchasGs In Europe. Altogether, the
Secretary Is Of the opinion that the war
In Europe will pot affect our finances un'
taVoraDly. an,s,. ~ y. ....11IlI K a
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I One hundred parts of beef contain the
fn1InrUinu constituents.

o.. 4A .
The difference will he seen ut u glance.
The water has diminished by half, the
albumen is less and. there s four times the
quantity Of mineral matter, and a set OF
bodfeSlfis introduced which occupy half
the bulk Of the compound, which are not
noticed In the composition Of beef ut ,ll.
II, theps Tue. Extract Of, Meat ,lileES1rOin
beef and Iroll III other lltritOus articles
d. diek Il lis not iii containing nttridols
matters, but In containing the chemical
compoundsjust lnentionetljh lin large guam,
titicS, and mineral matters tits TO thGsel
then, we must l69R tor, The, explanation Of
the marvellous powers which tho extract
of ,dush ,exerts on tic human systeni,t
What Them are the creating, and It's
associates cEeatinine, inOsic acid, 90 !
AllllwErn Know of creatine aiSstlfat It's a
crystal body, and that Is hag3ai al
lkaline action, and Ia capable Of 4bihing,
with acids 10 form salts. Inatliis respect
Il IT, like Quinine, morphine. istfychnine,
ind other substances from tile vegetable
kingdom capable Of exertinga great in
fluGnC35 UPON, the nervous systenl. It
seems To- stand between theaelatter bodies
~ SN91NfklA 10 iNNndt
wv tnes' M,T 49, - ,s"t ~ ,,o w" ~u
omgS, I@ w .,i,S nniJ. WSsIdvc %I nav
% WI, WI IVS" ~ Eno,, I;,;io
IT, oo';oM IN I, ~ %,,,nSn hHI" II IL
~ isS tsoSSInoiIo AK InrS,S All ScoS,S ~
S ny i ~ tI'oao co,n"orMJS wh;c, "rc INK
LII UuU A. tS,"S ~ ,ioc"nIno";t;on oS'.lhnS"n
rs S3 g 4 D,S.$M b1,t,rS
,,,ooo 1'' oro nl t rcmoy"I Irm The
'n GSc w WI toges yS:,, To ;9 Sr,'S "%on,i
T"y 1SIoS;cST ; St S%S ScrS.t;no
CI or ,nyyIU ,, ga. ~" Urooonco Of t'is
VIZ I; III ill., sStroc s II tcS no nIov
sgs!anGo TX ~ tI,a action x X
=. S,' "tS'U Nt'U ~ '''I
laS WIFI ~ " ngt ISsiSi With ,nincrsl
Mhs aS Et: nroi e S rcS,lIs |I;cS ls
sa S mr" on5 IL coIIIcG craatinino
IN 1; SSs1Io iu y q NJ SS
ns ss " TTho ~ S S SctICS AZ iScso
n[Sse' on, tho dni%nl SvStsn re nm,
sGostanS on " S ga,, S srS WI
hnTml, ~ F.Oh' RS,SsS tIS""s "ri,
~ 49, y ;,,asso III; aSG s,,oS;,o N w
nCes, .cLC1 sUsT fp G s ,lUS III IN
u.iSc!S Su ,,,oS. aro o,S'6r Cor,nonnJS
' INV Y, !ao ,e,'is o',t ma xSbSS" P,Scis1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-23
VIII Witt s lests9ti5 q BIZ

PaEiSiOn Journalist feport AN lnterStc " ID
which l&sS AtoEa %ers 9t$eads q eh%
maECk.
Sixteen years ago was living as u coun:
me Envoy 81 Prussia Il t6e frankfort
Diet. l had been brought up in the
'admirption, ! might almost ,SQyi III MOE.
ship al ed AhSG Fah policy Midi d1te
however, was not needed 10 disPcl my
youthful ILLUSIONS, The humiliation Of
my Country. Germany, sAcrihced To- tlle
interests OF foreign nation, a crafty and
perildlous line Of policy, these were not
things CalCulated'tO give me satisfaction.
= = YcoMEeivCd1 the idea Of snatch.
Ing Germany from Austrian Oppesslon-at
least that part Of Germany whose tone Of
thought, religion, manners, and interests,
identified her destinies with Prussia
NDrthefn g tpalt B "a
= or Flehch NE .ellSlons ~ terEitoEiRis
agraHdizehcnt 9ths EdmeS 6Atl6Glal feS
ports Bismarck as saying:
Il " Ere u fortnight Is past we shall have
,waF On he Rhine Il France insists On her
territorial demands. She asks ofus what
win noticed an ihchof GeFhSn'soHS we
cannot do so without raising the whole Of
Germany against us, and lift be necessary
let It rissA gainSt Rfahl64 rather thah 6dr<
solves"
/. Herr Won BiSmarcbbnIafried and has
three children. His private life is oil the
haDpiest, and his wife is said 70 ba Almost
efficient holpmcet, and his very best sec
rotary and allanumcnss. Il To his sister
lie Is most tenderly ind deyoqtly attach;
cd, and their mutual affection Is bright
spotOn the hlstorylO Of great life, He.ts
30 years Of are. -. a. u II q - d 40
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GEae1GnteEli1.e..nt!aee.rl 5:
.THE RxrRAcr or ltEAr.

An article ofiOod has lately been Intro
duced which has found It's way into every
grocerer's and chemists shopin the conn
try, and for which there Is In all parts d
the world q vast demand. This Substance
Is Variously called the Extract Of Meat
the Juice ofFlesh, Liebig's Extract, and
In Latin, EEtrtIctttM Cdf1liS lIlebt9tS.' The
name Of Baron HiebiE, the great chemist,
lis more especially connected with this
Bcompound, as lie has undoubtedly the
merit Of having first called attention TO II
Us a valuable article Of diet In his "Fa'
miliar Letter on Chemistry" he devotes /
letter, 10 vegetable and. animal food, and
gives an account Of, their, various, chem
Teal compliments. He shows with re,
gard to all animal flesh, that be-
sides tibrine, albumen, gelatlne, and
fad itccontiinS Gtrtaih bth6f Cd hdenta
which may be Separated from thesc BY a
simple process ofintusion, sLraining and
evaporation. The substance thus OBJ.
tanned Is tue extract Of flesh.i Tits com
pound was known 10 chemists previous to
the researches Of Leibig, and he especially
mentions, those sagacious and experienced
pHysiciansl Ar almender anh EProus, Who
had long ~ 10 endeavored to Introduce The
general use ofthc extract of meat They,
however, regarded it as remedy for dis!
case and exhaustion and recommended It
as resource for tue diseased and wounded
soldier on the field Of battle or In camp.
On the supplies Of body Of trOops," says
Y ParInentier, s"eXtrRct OF 0meat, would 10
.the severely wounded soidief I'D a.nleanB
poffnRig6 Mon which witlTas ittl9 wine
would Instantly restore his powers,
exhausted by great loss Of blood,
land. enable him "a. bear being trans
ported to Tie nearest field hospital" awe
cannot" says PrOust, "imagfne more
fortunate application. What more invig.
Grating talneay what more powerfully
acting panacea than q genuine extract Of
meat dissolved in q glass Of noble wine \
Ought we then to have nothing In our
field hospitals for the unfortunate soldier
whose tateiG condemns him 70 suffer tbrQ4r
benefit the horrors Of Il long death.strug.
gle amidst snow and the mud OCswampSE"
That which these sagacious physici1ns
accommodated for dying soldiers is nov p
common article Of daily consumption IN
the households Of Europe, That which
was AMPLY demonstrated to be u use 10
tho dying soldier, was, found no less adapt
cd to restore the vital powers OF the poor
In our hospitals, and that which proved Of
benefit to the exhausted nervous pow
Grs OF the poor was soon found to
be of value 10 the exhausted nervous
powers Of the rich. The doctor, from pre-
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BRIXOH OPFICE, CLARKSBDR0 WESfIEA.
~ John j. DAVIS, r. s. SPATES,
"N President, Vice President.


EXPERIENCE III PERMISSION.
Hon WIN. Z. Stevenson, Governor West Va.
y 1S5Is iii BsGSn, i tSSps&IsGf aEcsttVd:IJ
J. J. Jackson, Jr., Judge Of U. S. District
Court, ". VA
D. y. T. F.rnswOrth, President Of Senate,
West Va.
A, WernInger, uJetnbeF Synatr.
JaC0h HOrnhrGOk, Pr6St. West Va. lns Co.
Jacob N. BiChrl Vice Prcst. "
Caleb Buggrrs, Attorney, ClNrksburg, W. Va.
Samuel Woods, phillippi, -.
u White, Sheriff Mercer county, -,
II d, D4vIs, SunAta, IhraliG6HntY,h. y IN y
J. " Camden, President OF First National Bank,
PafksrshuE, g..
Aud the following ncllbSrS VI the llGuTU OF nriu'
gates Of Nest Virginia:
'ltm. Is. II. Smith, 'kAnAwlm county, T.. r ll.'
u. g. Burgess, Wayne "a, a..,.,s Dan,
!" James Guthrie, WctIcl' 80 ~.
Nathan COD, HaniSGn - 1l' VI S'ih" y
&c Joseph Teirr, Barbour -
H. II. Hill, Marion
james Hervcy, Brooke "
Martin Judy, Grant -
Z. Davidson, Taylor
Henry BrannOn, Lewis +"
Floyd Nicely, nOddridge e
j. T. BOWycr, Putnam Z"
], s, Wilkinson, LINCOLN i"
ID ~ w JAVA
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TIM G1Gnst Journal says that 70 give
expression To Tie wish that France may
whip Prussia d a'edSHS bslIi In any lager
beer saloon IN Louisville. ,73'
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DR.. JOHNSON. q.

Member Of the R6ySl College u Surgeons, Lon
dun, Graduate Of ,phS o. tho most eminent Col
bges In the United Stat to- aud the greater part
OfWhOse lite has beer, aplnt N the hospitals Ol
effected eOmO Of the most astoniShlnS cdfus that
were GVer known. Many troubled With ringing IN
ths head and cars when GAlegp, gTehtf nervous.
moss, being alarmed At, sudden B0qpd9t laAhflYl
ness, With frequent bluShIng, attended some;
times with arrangement Of mlnd, were cured i'm.
ulttlInfnlV ra|-1. frif -
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reaect that sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites 70 promote cOnnublAl h4ppi-
ness. Indeed, without these the journey through
life becomes weary pilgrimage; the prospect
hourly d1rkens to the view, the mind becomes
Swallowed with despair and hIled with the mel.
anchOly reelection that the happiness Of anothgr
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VOR STELNMETz.
The Facts about his Removal, att

The Facts about his Removal, att Last.
The correspondent Of the New York Irt-
bune, writing from before Metz under date of
October lG, SAYS
The leading facts in connection with the
appointment and subsequent removal OF Won
Steinmetz may not be out of place here. 1
believe that they are not yet accurately un-
derstood outside Of official circles. Ihave
them, quite recently, from an undoubted
source. At the opening of the campaign the
King, who did not too highly respect Won
Steinmetz's talents, appointed him, by his
personal dictum, against the advice of his
Council Of War, TO the command of the first
three main bodies into which the army ope-
rating against the French Rhine armies was to
be divided. His stated reason for 50 doing
was that thereby a signal Tefutati0n would be
given TO two widely prevailing popular pre-
judiees-hrst, that in Prussia herself the
nobility were to be favored in the dispensa-
tion Of appointments, in preference to talent
when exhibited by persons Of vulgar birth;
secondly, that in the Southern States Of Ger
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" RE s s o CI ITO N
INCORPORATED MARCH II, 1920.
OFFICE,
No. "a NORTH FIFTH STREET,
INSURE
BUILDINGS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AND
MERCHANDISE GENERALLY
From LOSS by fire Qn the City of Philadelphia only
ASSETS, JANUARY L, 1870, sI,572,733.
TRUSTEES.
william II. Hamilton, Charles P. Bower,
John Carrow, Jesse Lightfoot,
George i. Young Robert Shoemaker,
Jos. II. Lyndal, Peter Armbruster,
Levi p Goats, M III. Dickinson,
Samuel Sparhawk Peter Williamson,
Joseph E. Schell.
WIN. II. HAMILTON, President.
SAMUEL SPARHAWK vice-Presdent,
WILLIAM F. BUTLER,
Secretary
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SHlPRINO,
SHIPPING.
g P E G A L NOTICE TO SHIPPERS
VIA SAVANNAH, GA.
FREIGHT WILL BE FORWARDED

~k>A. FREIGHT WILL BE FORWARDED
SIa AER- with our usual despatch to all points
on the WESTERN AND ATLANTA, MEMPHIS
AND CHARLESTON, ALABAMA AND CHAT
TANOOGA, ROME, SELMA, ROME AND Dali
TON, SELMA AND MERIDIAN, VICKSBURG
AND MERIDIAN, MOBILE AND OHIO NEW
ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ElSN RAILROADS, all Landings on the COoSA
RIVER.
Through Bills Of Lading given, and rates guaran-
tied to all points in the South and Southwest,
WILLIAM L. JAMES,
General Agent,
1917 No. 1870 South THIRD Street
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STOVES, RANGES, ETO.
FYNHE AMERICAN STOVE AND HOLLOWWARF
l. COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA,
IRON FOUNDERS,
Successors to North, Chase q North, Sharpe
Thomson, and Edgar L. ThOms0n,)
Manufacturers of STOVES, HEATERS THOM
SONS LONDON KITCHENER, TIMED, ENA
MELLED, AND TON HOLLOWWARE
FOUNDRY, Second and Minin Streets.
OFFICE, 200 North Second Street.
FRANKLIN LAWRENCE, Superintendent.
EDMUND B. SMITH, Treasurer.
JNO. EDGAR THOMSON,
President. JAMES HOEY,
627mwf6m General Manager
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BOARDING.,

11C1 GIRARD STREET, BETWEEN ELE
1AAl venth and Twelfth and Chesnut and Mar
ket streets. Vacancies for Families and Single Gen
tlemen. Also suit Of rooms on the second floor,
furnished or unfinished, with hrst-class board.
Also, table board. 10 2itf
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NR. LARMONT,S REMEDIES, en-

- ploy,d In 20 yeais' successful practice -
Only 81, 26 Cancerous Blood Endicaor, certain
cure for all diseases of the sLin ard Blrod! Blen,
norrhOeal Extract and Virus NCutraizer, cures all,
diseases of the kidneys, Bladder, Urinary Organs,
sc. Seminal weakness causes half the diseases
aniictng mankind, but science and experience have
conquered the most heart rending cases! Diseases
permanently eIaiicaed, with full manly vigor and
erjoyment- restored, by DR.. LARMONT'S NER-
NOLINk end local 'ppliances Rroken down
systems rebuilt and constitutions made p, rnanent-
" healthy after disease has Destroyed Flesh and
verlised remedies. DR.. Larm0nt has put his medi.
cines at this low price His Paris, london, and
New York Medical Adviser and Marriage Guide
400 pages 100 plates, cloh), containing infcrma.
ton of vital importance 10 every person. mailed for
81 Add, ess all letters, stating ease fully, to Dr.
LARMONT CO., 10 Broadway, New Yoik.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-18

Aonss furnishing
fJ'he undersinncd having fitted MP new store on
L WASHINGTON &.SECOND STS.,
Petroleum Centre,
Is now prepared to furnish his customers wi tn ev
erything in the house furnishing line.
stoves and Tin ware,
Lanterns,
Fancy Articles,
stamped, Pressed
and Japanned Ware.
Also Il Large stock of
Brass a. Iron Fittings
GUM, PISTf'N AND HEMP PACKING. LACE
LEATHER, etc, THE CHAMPION AND
NOVELTY CLOTHES Wt'INGERS,
WATER COOLERS of all SIZES.
All Job Work promptly atten
ded to with neatness and dis.
patch. Particular attention paid
to Gas and Stern. Fitting, have
ing a Gas Fitting Machine not
excellei in the Oil Region for
cutting Gas Pipe. =,
JAMES RUTHERFORD.
Jul,srs6a.-tt
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-18

w, For due Job Work go to tie ,REoc- y
OFFICE.