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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-02-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Irritable InvaIfds,

Indigestion not only Affects the physical health
but the dispositions and tempers OF its victims.
The dyspeptic becomes to, in a lnea ure demoral-
lied By his suifsriugs. He is subject to its OF IL
ritation, sulienness or despair as the case may be
preternatural sensitiveness which he cannot con
troll leads him to Inise0nstrue the words and acts
of those around him, and his intercourse even with
those nearest and dearest to him is not uDfreQuent
ly marked by exhibitions Of testiness foreign tC
his real nature. These are the mental phenomena
Of the disease, for which the invalid cannot be lust
ly held responsible, but they occasion much house
hold discomfort. 1t is to the interest OF the home
circle. It is essential to family harmony as well
as 70 the rescue q the principal sufferer from a
tate not far removed from iEcipient insanity, tlat
tnese symptoms OF mental disturbance be PROMPT
ly removed. This can only be done by removing
their physical cause, a derapgeIasnt Of the func-
tons OF the stomach ano its allied viseera the lv
q and the bowels. UpUl these three important
organs Hostetters Stomach Bit;ers act simultane-
Ously, producing through and salutary change IN
their condition. The vegetable ingredients OF
which the preparation Is composed arc Of renova-
ting, regulating and alteyutire character and tn
stimulant which lends activity to their remedial
virtues is the purest and best that can be extracted
from the most wholesome Of all areeds, w sound
rye. No dyspeptie can take this genial restorative
fur a single week without experiencing a notable
improvement in his general health. Not only VIII
his bodily suerings abate from DAY to day. but his
mind viii recover rapidly from its restlessnoss and
irritabi'y, and this happy change viii manifest It
self in his demeanoT to all around him.
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The best of Type, gocd Presses, and excellent
material, enables us to turn out the finest work,
at liberal rates
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Consumption.

The Three Remedies. "ScHExcK's PULMoNIC
SYRUP" Tor the cure of Coughs, Cold, Bronchitis
and every form OF Consumption. The peculiar &C.
tion of this medicine pens the ulcers in the lungs
promotes the discharge OF the corrupt matter by
eXpectoratlon. PurI1es the blood, and TINS cures
Consumption, when every other remedy fails.
''Shenck's Sea-Weed Tonic" for the cure OF Dys-
pepsia indigestion, aud all diseases arising from
debility. This tonic invlgorates the digestive or
gans supplies the place OF the gastric juice when
digest the most nutritious food. It is sovereign
remedy Tor all cases of indigestion.
''Schenck's Mandrake Pills." one of the most
valuable medicines ever discovered, being a veg
etable substitute for caome aud having ali the use
ful properties aseribed to that mineral, without
producing any OF its injurious effects.
To thess three medicines DIR. j H. Schenek of
Philadelphia, owes his unrfvaled success in the
treatment Of Pulmonie Consumption. The Pull
mOnic Syrup rlpens the morbid matter, discharges
it, and p1rIhes the blood. The Mandrake Pills
act upon the liver, remove all distractions there
from, give the organ q healthy tone and cure
Liver Complaint, which is one of the most promi-
nent causes OF Consumption.
The Sea Weed Tonic invigorates the powers OF
the stomach, and by strengthening the digestion
and bringing 1t to q normal and healthy cond ton
improves the quality of the blood, by which means
the formation OF ulcers or tubercles in the lungs
becomes impossible. The combined action ofthese
medicines, thus explained, Will cure every case
of consumption, if the remedies are used in time
and the use of them is preserved in sufficiently to
bring the case to favorable termination
DR., Schenck's Almanac, containing a full trea-
tise on the various forms Of disease, his mode of
treatment, and general directions how to use his
medicine, can be had gratis or sent By mail BY ad.
dressing his prnei le Oflce No. Is n Sixth street
Philadelphia, Pa.
Price Of the Pulmonic Syrup and Sea-Weed
Mandrake Pills, % cents per box. For sale by all
druggists and dealers.
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Good OHer.
We hive concluded to extend

N-e have concluded to extend the
timefn which our subscribers can
take advantage of our advance rates
and obtain our paper and the Stock
Journal for two dollars. All sub
scribers in arrears, paying up and
one year in advance, and all sub
scribers not in arrears, paying one
year in advance, will have the Stock
,Jonrnol for 1870 sent them as a
premium. This arrangement to ex-
tend until the first of April. Come
in, pay up, and get the Stock Joprn-
al free. We have already given a
lwas neaflyrtwo hundred copies Of
the Stock JouwnaE and would like
to,give away one thousand more
eopies by the tiine specified. Re-
member every new subscriber to the
journal gets the Sock Journal free.
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MarrlaAes.


February 18th, at the Methodist parsonage
in Fremont, by F. Marriott, Mr.. Thomas Lay,
and Miss Emma Deter, both of Genoa.
February 10Th, 1870, by Rev. H. Lang, Mr..
Chas. W. Martin and Miss Mary L. Bowman,
both of Riley.
By the same on the same day, Mr., Solona
Shiveley of Washington Tp., Miss Mary Hut
ford OF Sandusky Tp.
On the 10th inst at the Reformed Parsonage
at Bellevue, by the Rev, Eli Keller, Mr.. sherck
Miller and Miss Mary Ana Sherck, both OF
Seneca Co.
On the 18th inst, by the same, at the house
of Daniel Myers Sr, Mr. Henry Loose, late of
Lancaster Co., Pa, and Miss Rebeca Myers OF
Seneca Co., Ohio,
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Fremont, Feb. 10Th, "a.

Fatal Accident at NorwaIk.-From the
Reflector we learn that German named Sny-
der, attempted to crawl across the track of the
!. S. d NJ. S. R. R., under freight car, at the
Foster Street crossing, on the Tth inst, hut
had scarcely gotten under, before the train
Started up, and he was caught by the wheels,
and his body cut in twain, just above the alb
domeD. OF course his death was instantane-
Gus. The accident occurred after dark, and q
Coroner's inquest exhonorated the company
and its employees from all blame.
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TEG.IIE LEGAL NOTICE.

ELIZABETH KGHLER, John Koshler, Mary
u Kmhler, Jacob Kehler, Catharine Knhler,
Henry Koch eT and Christine Knehler, will take
notice that 1, GEORGE J. Maier, Of the County Of
Sandusky, in the state OF Ohio, did, on the 29th
day of December, a. ID. 1863, file my petition, in
the Court of Common Plea, within and for the
County of Sandusky. in said State of Ohio, against
Elizabeth KOehler, John KOBhler, Mary KOehler,
Jacob KGhler, Catharine Kehler, Henry Koehler,
Christine Khler children and heirs at law of John
Rehler, deceased John Parker, and Mary Parker
his wife, who was formerly the wife and late the
widow OF SAID John hehler, deceased, defendants
setting forth that the said John Kehler, deceased
in his lifetime executed and delivered to the said
plaintiff, George j Maier, his two certain promis-
sorry notes dated February 2h 1863 one for 500 90
due January LIST 1864, and one for 800 90 due Feb
24Ih, 1865, and that the said John KCehler noy de-
eeas-d) on the same day executed and delivered his
certain Mortgage deed, on the following described
lands and enements, situate in the County of San
dusky, and State OF Ohio and known as twenty acres
of land, TO be taken of Of the south side of the 20
acre tract conveyed by Jacob Q. Burg and wife, to
the said plaintiff, by deed Nov. l4th, 1850 and
which 20 acre tract IS deacribed as follows:
The north half Of the north east quarter of section
number three l3l Township number five Isl north Of
range number thirteen tlal excepting and reserving
twenty acres, on of the end OF said laid LOT:
the tract conveyed containing 20 acres mora or less
The twenty ares conveyed by said George Aiaier
and wife to said John Koehler to be taken of By
parallel line OF the south side Of said 10 acre tract
that since the giving Of the said mortgage the said
John Koehler departed this life iptestate that no
administration was taken out on said John Koch
lers estate and that the said plaintiffs all claim an
interest in said lands and tenements, under the
said John K0hlef, deceased. And also praving
that said plaintiffs, may pay said sums of money
now claimed TO be due, together with interest
thereon from the oath day of February A. D. 1865
or that said premises may be sold to pay the same
the said plaintiffs, each and all of them are notified
/ that they are required to appear and answer said
petition on OF before the 2eth day of February,
/ b. 1916 EVERETT & FOWLER
| = Atty for Plaintiff
FT%TtP Bg 1lWfTfu' 4 &
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TAKE NOTICE
REMOVAL.

We desire to inform our friends and patron,
that we have removed to our New Store, two
doors above tho Post Office, No 2 Odd Fellow.
Hall Building. We have fitted up our new
room at a great expense, and furnished it with
every convenience necessary for our trade. Il
is our purpose to place at the disposal of oul
customers a stock of Boots and Shoes that fol
varied assortment and superior quality, can
not be surpassed in the State In manufac-
turing custom work we take especial pains
We keep none but the best and most reliable
worIlmen, and allow no work to be taken
from the store unless it gives full satisfaction,
TO the purchaser. We shall hereafter keep an
assortment of the finest and best classes OF
work. that have not heretofore been kept in
this city. Our connections with Eastern man.
ufacturies, enables us to furnish all kinds Of
goods, at the very lowest prices. We invite
the attention of farmers to our stock of heavy
work, which in quality, and price, never fails
to please. We shall at all times take pleasure
in showing our goods, whether people desire to
purchase or not. Those who have beenobhg-
ed to go to larger cities, for fine work, will
now find this trouble and expense obviated,
as we shall keep every style and quality to be
found in any city. We invite all to an ex-
animation of our stock.
Hunt & Kinsman.
2 doors above Post Office.
In addition to the above, we keep full
stock of Leather and Findings, to which we
invite the attention of Shoe Makers, at home
and abroad, our prices will be the lowest.
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TOLEDO MARKET.

TOLEDO, February 1913 P.
The following despatch was received BY the
Board of Trade to-day;
NEW YoRk, Feb. 16-12-30p N
Flour, less active and scarcely SO firm.
Wheat less active and Ia2e lower Corn dull
and la2c lower Oats, dull and lc lower. Gold,
1912.
On change to-day Wheat was dull Amber
sold unchanged at 81 O5. After adyices from
New York If was held at 81 04 IL with 81 o.
bid. No. Red sold unchanged at 81 O5: No
White Michigan was I-2c lower at 81 10.
No ? Red nominally at 81 Goal o.
Corn dull and lower. No. Old sold at SOC.
New sold 1-2c lower at 81 1-2c and No Grade
Ic lower at j8c. -..--.
Oats dull No. offered at 48c. No sold
unchanged at 4jc.
Clover seed quiet and SC lower at IS 10, hol-
ders demanding 20 at the close.
Salt fine Onondaga, Port Austin and Sag
inaw, q, Is per bbl.
Water Lime held at sl75a2OO as per quality
and brand.
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The March y lumber of Demorest's Young
America, is full of entertaining Stories and Po-
ems, Pulling PuE zles, Music, and numerous
elegant Illustrations. The supplementary
Chrome picture in the March number is a real
gem, and altogether Young America is a great
prize among tbs Juveniles. Yearly 81. 80,
with spleadid Chrome, worth IS. Or a bound
volume Of "Robinson Crusoe" as premium to
each subscriber. Address, w, JENNINGS De-
morest, sSs Broadway, n. Y. We furnish
the Journal and Young America,for 50, 90.
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MEssRs. D. LoTHRop G Co, OF Boston, SEND
Us package of six beautiful juvenile volumes
entitled Teachers Gift Books of lsmo. size,
neatly done up in paper covers, and containing
about 6O) pages each. The stories are sensible,
high-toned, full Of lif3 and zest, and teach no
bic lessons, such as the little people viii be
likely to learn, remember and profit by They
are fitting presents from a teacher or a parent,
and the books are cheap as well as good. They
canbe obtained of the publishers, by mail, post
paid, for 40 cents per package.
Butchers are sometimes disposed 10 sell theiI
customers on meat as well as to sell them
meat. A jocose fellow, not long since, hung
out piece of meat labelled 'bare meat" and a
number of his customers bought it, thinking
simon pure bears meat. Urbana is said to
have the honor Of owning that butcher.
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NETs ITEMS.

Toledo has subscribed $4,000
for the Soldiers Orphans Home.
General Fitz John Porter has
applied for a re-hearing his case and
a remission of his fines and pesal-
ties upon new evidence. His case
is in the hands of the President.
-Frederick Bardon, foreman in
the Boston rolling mill at Cam
bridgeport, was caught in the ma
chinery, on Tuesday, and drawn be-
tween rollers three inches apart.
The Steamboat Maggie Hayes
was blown up near Helena, Arkansas
on the 10th. The captain, second
engineer and eight deck hands were
killed and the clerk badly injured.
No passengers injured.
-Deimers House, in Cleveland,
was seized, with 125 barrels Of high
wines, on the 10Th, and Allen IL
Drechle's distilIery closed by j. W,
Dwyer, agent Of the Revenue De-
partment.
Richard Rogge, @done" the
German clement of Toledo, last
week BY protesting to get up a thea
trical exhibition. He sold tickets
to the extent of $500 or $4OO, and
then left for parts unknown.
John Miller, citizen of Delphos,
Ohio, was killed by falling from the
steeple of the Presbyterian Church,
on Monday, while lengaged in max
ing some repairs He leaves aaWife
and two children.
"A number Of ladies, in Toledo
have organized free night school,
for the benefit of persons who can
not attend day schools. They hold
sessions on Tuesday and Friday eve
nings. 1t is a laudable undertak-
ing.
Rio Janeiroj journals contain ac-
counts Of an engagement, at Rio
Verde. The Brazilians, pnder Col
onel Farares, assaulted and carried
the Paraguayan entrenchments with
out any loss. Lopez was near the
scene of action, Some of his ofIic-
ers have gone over to the Barzilians.
"A Paris letter says Louis Nap
oleon has recently made investments
in United States bonds and deposit
ed them in London for safe keeping.
Similar investments are also made
for the Empress and Prince Imperi-
al to cover contingencies is case of
the death of the Emperor.
The assassin of Greenwaldth
was arrested at Havana on Friday
night. He is Sergeant in the Fifth
Battalion of Volunteers. Court
martial will undoubtedly convene for
the trial Of murder. The city of
Havana is now quiet, no disturbanc-
es having occurred since Sunday
last.
"A man named Abraham II.
Allen, was robbed of $12O in baw-
dy house, at Toledo last week. lie
had the keeper arrested, when the
city prosecutor appeared, as council
for the Defendant, and the feeced
countryman had the pleasure of see
ing the defendant cleared, although
his testimony was positive, and there
was no rebutting testimony. Nice
city.
Cleveland feels sorely hurt be
cause the State Board of Agriculture
preferred Springfield. The Leader
intimates that the Board had violat-
cd its promises, and as a measure
Of revenge goes in for a Northern
Ohio Fair, to be held on the same
days as the fair of Springfield. The
ten thousand dollar subscription of
the city is to be used for that pur-
pose, and ifthe citizens are in earn
est in the matter, We rather guess
the fair at Springfield will come out
second best,
,lgaailgsr3 ,sJDl1Itk HdEoH .
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The Members Of Brainard Lodge, Free
and accepted Mssohs, VIII celebrate the ninth
anniversary of the organization Of their Lodge,
on Tuesday evening, the 22d inst. Rev. Bro.
Collier viii deliver the address, after which the
members, with their Ladies, VIII partake of a
supper in the Banquet Room of the Lodge.
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nenI rastntn Trnnsfera for tha neek and.

Real Estate Transfers for the week end
ing Saturday. Feb f2th, 1870, prepared by, W
W. Slime, Recorder.
VIM. Park to Sardis B. Cole, % l-2 acres in
Sec 20, sandusky $1,000 90
James R. Wilson TO Sardis B. Cole, 40 acres
in See 20, Sandusky 5000 90
John F. Yeasting to Peter Kemmerling,
acres in Sec. "a, Madison $4OO 90
R. P Buckland to D. l. and D. S. June, In
Lot No 1924, Fremont $500 90
Joseph Dufrain to Henry Baker, Lot No
336 ana Ept ofiLOt No 3S5 Clyde $1,000 90
C. L. and J. R. Rice to Charles F. Rice,
In Lot No 4l4, Fremont 5000 90
Wm. c. Parke to White and Tilotsons "a l-2
acres in sscsS and 80, SaAdusly $1,000 90
J. c. King to A. Dean, undivided l-2 of
Steam Saw Mil Sec 81, Madison 5000 90
Simon P. Meng to Henry G. stshl. 40 acres
in Sec p, Ballville g Us $500 90
VIM. TAILOR to Andrew Saxoner, 10 acres in
Sec 26, Sgidusky $4,000 90
David rant to Ambrose Ochs, % acres in
Sec q, saI5dusky $3.50 90
VIM. Brand 70 Joseph hurcherda acres IN
Sec q, Ballville $3.50 90
Anthony Smith to John W. Jones 10 acres
in Sec y, Riley 1925 90
Jacob D. Lefever to james Lewis, y acres
in Sec 26, Green Creek 1850 90
A. A. Arnold to B. B. Williams, Lot No 5l2
Clyde 5000 90
Daniel L. June to Gusdorf and Co., undi-
vided l-j pit of Gas Works Fremont $1,000 90
A. H Willer to Jacob Tschumy Lot No IA
Sec 50 Sandusky $1,000 90
John House to John Cherry, west pit Of In
Lots No 733 and IA, Fremont 1900 90
Conrad Kortal to c, H. Deunshrader 40
acres in Sec 26, Woodville $1,000 90
A. A. Willer to Jacob Magrtmi, Lot No 9 in
Sec 35, Sandusky $500 90
Fred Grether to G. Messingcr part Of out
Lot No lS, Croghansville $500 90
John N Smith to John Hair, out Lots No so
and 81 Fremont $1,000 90 |
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Railway .ehangess-The following chang
es took effect on the morning Of the 10th. T.
s>Lmassy, for years Superintendent of the
Toledo Division, to be Payuiaster, pice c. S.
Hobbs. Mr.. P, D. Cooper, former superia-
tsndent Of the Kalamazoo Branch, to Mr..
Lindsey's place, and Mr.. H. Wright to take
charge of Kalamozeo Branch.
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Election of school BOards-At the cleo
tion for members of the School Board, on
Monday lHst, Mr.. Slime and Mr.. Elwell, were
elected by a majority Of 40. Another ticket
with the names Of Jonathan steifEalt and
James Park, Sr5 was voted, but was placed in
the field at too late moment to secure the
support it would otherwise have received;
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Grgal advertisements.
LEGAL NOTICE.

Lydia Bell, PHI Notiee Is bsrsbv
against given thar viii a.
Charles H 6e, ct a. DeFt. Ter for sale at Public
auction, at the door OF tbs Uourt-house, in Ere
mont, on the
I2th day of February, A. ID. 1870.
at one o'clock P, n. Of said day, the following real
estate, t0-WIt; -0'-
y Sut LOIS number ninety-iive 95l ninety-six i9
and one hundred and three lO3l in no fitv ~
fremont, County Of saudUsky and state OF Ohio.
pursuant to an order issued tO me by the tour+ ~
common fleas, OF said County OF sandrlskv In t6s
The partltlon Of real estate. -
Giyen under my hand and seal this 4th day Of
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The new schism in Mexico and
the impending overthrow of Juarez.
have very naturally walked up old
Santa Anna, who comes up from his
retirement in South America to take
a hand in the game. Men who have
welded power, rarely outgrow theil
longing for it, and after year ol
two of scclusion, the veteran of Vers
Cluz and Buena Vista may be sup
posed to be mere eager for the Mexi
can Presidency than ever
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''AIOng the Lines.''- Gen. W H Gibson
viii deliver his lecture Of "Along the Lines
for the benefit OF Grand Army, at Clyde, on
this Friday,) evening, at the N E Church
Admission 25cents. A general invitation is
extended.
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Hunt q Kinsman.
NOTICE,

When you want good Stove or nice
piece of Tinware, you will find just
what you need at the store of Chas. M.
Dillon. Charley beats them all in MAJ
king fine display Of goods, in the quality
of his Ware and the low prices at which
he sells them.
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EerOrs Of Tnata.-A gentleman who s5.tfersd
for years from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay
and all the effects OF youthful indseretion, WILL for
thesake ofsuBering humanity, scndfree to al who
need it, thereceiPt and directions for makingthe
simple remedy by whssh he was cured. Sufferers
wishing 70 prOatb the advertise rsexperierc can
do so by addressing, in perfect confidence,
q JOHN 3, OGDEN, No. A. Cedarst. Ny.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
H.DWAKD LOudenslager, Marv ]

H .Oh AHO LOudenSlager, Mary !
- LCudensleger, Mason GrOsyen,r and Fl, rrs,-
ry, whose places Of residence are unknown viii
take notice that OrrIn A. R0bsEts, and v iIns- X
Shelooni OF the County Of Szndusky il the ta-s ~
ONO, dld, on the 18th day Ot January, A. D mi,
nle Jheir petition N the OOurt OF Common PIaas
within and Tor Saudusky County, State OF Dbio.
against them, setting forth thas Tbe said RaVveyI
L0udenslegsr anu Mary b Iloudeusleuer r-a,-s' =,
mortgage 20 the said Roberts x Sheldon. IN 10
following Real Estate, sltSste in the city OF r.
mOni, sandusky County, state Ot ohio, known and
deser1hsd as follows; beginning at the Nortbv-s9
corner OF In Lot number nine5y-One on tl,s,--
south ten tO rods to an alley, thence east vy---
Iour "a lset, thence north PARALLEL win the 80
line Of said lot, Ten ll0irOds, thence wf tveTf1f
"a feet to the place OF beginning tosecure ~ 49,
lnent oi s5gO according to certain promis-,- 49,
refused 70 IN said NSTJyage and tuat since oiv-iT
S1lu fscoIelnS OF sald Mortgage the said Edward !,
Mar! .. - Lqudenslager by deed duly exee1,ta5
IL uelIYeredi conveyed ali their right tirIa an
Interest, In aud to SAID premises to the efenl,F
Mason Grosvensr and Eli Terry; and pravinr -,
the sad Edward IOudenslSger, may pay sam s.l17
now claimed TO be due, aInOuntine to s30O v-ifl,
interest thereon nom Nov, 18th, 1868, OF tnsr ifi
premises may be sold to pay the same and re sad
Edward LoUdenslager, Mary J.. b. Loudensiagsr
Mason GrJsVsneT, and Eli Terry, are notified rbaf
they are requ ulred to appear ami answer said rfi
5lon1 on OF lore the 18th day OF March. a 7,
1870. ROBERTS 4. SIFT-11,--,1Sar * ~
Jan. 18th, 1870 - ~ .
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List Of Letters-Remaining IN the Ere
mont P O., uncalled for, Feb. 18th, 70.
]. Anspach, Sarah r. Arnold, Nettie Blake.
Maria Bauman, Ida Breers, c. CORY, Alice
Cochran, Rudolf Eisenhard, Jacob Fowler,
DAVID Hessel, Jenny Hibtz, Morgan Weller,
Sylvanus Jones, Jacob Kress, Rachel Knisley,
Cath. Martin, Minerva Mines, DR.. Andrew
McGlothlen, Clemma Stein, Fred. Sitger, june
Stokes, ]. Shuler, P. p Winters.