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ADJUSTMENTS.
nLyMPIC THEATRE.
OTO.MOkRow EVENING (MoNDAy) APRIL lS
First time of
GEO. L. FOA'S NsW VERSION OF


Ot4SoH9arStSa aHsAEsES fESsEESlso exosDAv. ArnrLm
GEO. l. roS's S%% VERSION OF
Duncan, King OF Scotland. ...Mr j. NJ. Charles
MaoSs,S MasS% MS Mis ISa. sa 2nsssa
he eas's il. cussiashs%
soss~sn OF Scotland ~'' S:} ssssss ssss
s$.1s ssr g " H%sss
ssyion, ohlcer attending Macbeth ..Ms; Lula
FihysS'iia FIX %i.oh .S o. k:issSn K sswls
second Edward Wright
sIss.S 81: s., Scass Sss
, sosn knsas Second Mr. surely
second Singing wi.ch.... Madame Poszone
Lady Miss Marie Ions%ops ssnors
Lords Ladies', ocer., sodier xisenasnss, sc by the
ladies' and gentlemen Of the company together with full
seS the Ware HI & % WSGed maS ans
Wd " the Prophecy; Thane OF Gsmis, Thane of Chowde
"Come what, come may
Kin: sSa H.
The Execution Of Cswdor.
: ss ny ssss ssst ys ssf DEP fs:'
sss' fSs De-
scrption Of the Weird Sisters.
ESs, = ss ysS., like dov
sorsK 4The Gates OF Inverness Cas.ie-rhs arrival of
the King and Court
We are your guest tonight"
SCENE S.Ths Interior Of Casts-Macbeth and his Rsg,-
.If were done when tIs done. then
Twere well 1t were done quickly"
u have done the deed Did'A
Thou not hear noise J"
scENE !? "A Wood on the Skirt Of the Heath. Lccks'e
Deeds Seldom Slow :" o "When Lightning and Dread
Thunder;' 3, "Somemes Like Brnded Cats "Thither
the Chirging Crcke;' s. "Ah, the Night Ravens Dismal
SCENE 1.-The Banqueting Room In the PalaceThe King
and Queen give their Friends a hearty greeting.
81 drink 70 the general joy OF the whole table,
And 70 our dear friend rmanquo whom we miss
soENR 2-The Open Country Hecate and Her Bedames
Solos and choruses-l, "Hecate's Gail :, "Maikin, Ny
Sweet Spirit 8, "we FIX by Night"
SCENE The Cave. fhe Weird Sisters and their insre
dienis for the caudron Solos and "Back
Spirits Of White" No. 'Around, Around. About" The
nssnts!ion Ih. .gparons and supersons co~e like
SCENE 4-The Country In England
SCENE 5-Chamber In the Castle at Dunsnaue The Gen.
tlewoman and Physician the Night Watch.
"Out, damned spoti Out and sayf
SCENE g. Hall In the Castc.
81 will not DO afraid of death and bsne
TIL Birnam forest come to Dunsinane."
SCENE THE Rampsrts-The Battle
"Iay on, Macdun;
And damned be he who first cries, Hold! enough"
MATINEEs WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY.
Seats secured two weeks In advance,
at the box ofce and the Theatre Ticket oce ia Broadway
| WOODS MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE.
w Successor TO Barnun's.
Broadway, corner OF Threth street
OPEN EVERY DAY AND EVENING.
A COMPLETE AND DECIDED SUCCESS.
PLAYED NIGHTLY TO ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCES
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VTALLACK'S THEATRE.
w SPECIAL MATINEE
WEDNESDAY, APRIIJ 20, 1870. at2
COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL TO
MRS. SEDLEY BROWN
$50 severely injured recently by firel
HOST OF VOLUNTEER AID.
Mr.. JOHN BROUaHAM (his first appearance this
In New York; In
GENTLEMAN FROM IRELAND
MT. JOHN >. CLAkkF.. .COUSIN JOE
Mrs. SEDLEY BROWN....... ...MAR0ERY
(at the instgaon Of and bv desire OF friends
TO siguaxe her comparative recovery In the
ROUGH DIAMOND
Also tho
DEBUTANTE
Mr.. CHAS wnEATLEIGH ........ .as..........D ..DUFARD
Recitation. .......... Mr.. EDMUND FALCONER
Song. Miss CLARA FISHER
and other attractions the cast comprising number Of artists
OF leading positions
Tickets at the hotels and music stores.
BOX SHEET NOW OPEN.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


OLE broadway; ogp%o,i,s % ~. ScsoiaA
cosiSUk cosISUk.
THIS gss si!sf sss.l 4; so'sr
INCLUDING ALL THE THE sTAE sExT HuxoRss
FESTIVE REhlgETESo kVhEnNoSs 5HoTsATnsA ~ AATFrsAorosa
The :S5f'fH TSoYHtns. fsI''''
Mss JENNY TX kIa6xiI .a'... Mr.. TooDLEs
s6ss; brs;.uss MIL:
ss sssas sASSLst 4 sss ss I:s
SsTos b
MISS ANNIE HI hfsbEE 4shAn 'riksF sAhrfEAsAscD
h'r SGo coEs pisssin W sgesi Stations suLLY
together with all the great Troupe Of nfty artists will
Door. boo open a. 81; Curtain rise. any.
vEsY EFEspEssss,S pEssSSa m ss. nss. Tox
rAYLoH's last ne" sgs sfR'ass Ssp ACRES
SAG h!soa9R a r. Is
k gs..F @ NJ o9EhAS Miss aS H5
N aEEkss ms Of sPs ME- FSHs or TUE OLD
THE BELLIES srRArAGEM
THE LOVE- v9s CHASE,
"n''n Ts FOX e fHs HIfs' FIRST TINE IN soxE YEARS
In alton, several novelties
SATURDAY NEXT, APRIL o.
MATINEE
OURS.
tITALLACK'S THEATRE.
w SPECIAL MATINEE.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL ~. 1870, AT 2,
COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL TO
MRS. SEDLEY BROWN.
HOST OF VOLUNTEER AID.
Mrs. SEDLEy BROWN, at tho strong desire Of many
friends. win sgnalize her comparative by appear
MR. J. 8. CLARKE In the
ROUGH DIAMOND.
GENTLEMAN FROM IRELAND.
Mr.. JOHN BROUGHAM as...... GERALD FITZMAURlCE
(Is lrst appearance in New York this seasonJ
THE DEBUTANTE
Mr.. CHARLES WHEATLEIGH DUFAUD, the cast
smbrse,ng the following names ,Ms,ss o. MARL0WE,
ROCKwELL, T. J. HfNDE, E.. N: HOLLAND, w. n
DECKER, 4. COLLIER, q. BRuTON, Miss EFFIE GER
MON, Mrs. w. WINTER Mrs. LAURA PHILLIPS, Misi
BLANCHE GREY, Miss CLARA FISHER. Miss GREEN.
| CONER.
| Orchestra under the baton of Mr.. THOMAS BAKER
Box sheet now open.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DOwRRY THEATRE.
ID WN. II. PRkLl0u. .Proprietor and Manage
EASTER WEEK FESTIVAL ADJUSTMENTS.
THE WONDERFUL CLODOCHE TROUPE.
GREAT VARIETY TROUPE.
Entire new drama. New Dance. Codochs TroupA
NEW YORK LIE QUAkTRE AMOUR,
IslQis70 BY the Ciodochs Troupe.
and The Conchita Ronzanti, Bobby Daily.
OVERLAND ROUTE. PRIDE or THE OCEAN.
FRIDAY EVENING,
Beneht OF an old Bowery favorite.
MISS GERTRUDE DAWES
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ITO LET-SUITS OF APARTMENTS CONTAINING GAS
fixtures water closet, bath, wash tubs hot and
cold water speaking tubes elevator for taking COAL
nothing like them In this city.
, KIDNEY. FARLESS 4 CO,
NJ, $50 Third avenue between Thrty.sixh and Thirty
aeveInth streets.
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rUO LET-TO A SMALL, RESPECTABLE AMERICAN
i family of adults the see,nd Floor consisting of five
rooms with gas on s floor, recently put In good
order; possession Inquinp on premises, S4i East
Forty ninth
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NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESfGN-THE FORTY
IN fifth Annual Exhibition of Pictures and Sculptures 10
open, day and evening, e Tusnyhild street
and Fourth avenue.
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THE BELMONT GALLERY,
L Open Friday and Saturday April % and 23
from 9 A. M. to r. NJ.
For the benefit Of .'The Sheltering Arms"
Admission 81 Tickets for sale at Goup's, l7U Fifth ave
nue., corner Twenty second street.
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GENTLEagaI accept very complimentary invitation
Permit word OF comment what seems misappre
henson have not and had aversion to appearing
before the public as speakeronly as reader OF my own
writings Upon any subject OF political Importance social
interest shall always be happy 70 views viva voce
do this when summoned by reluiston dis
tnyiished as that with which you have honored me
MARCu "a, 1870. MAYNE REID
w. Gerard VIM. G. Bryant, A. A. Low. &c.
The win be delivered at Stenway Hall tomorrow
evening, April 49, Commence at 8 O'Clock. Admission IL.
Reserved Seats I'll So
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ITO Lr1-rARLoR FLOOR AND FLOOR ABOVE IN
first private house, 3l6 West Fiftyfrs
eed ptonable neishborhood convenient to Broad
Way cars. CAL alter H.
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ITO LET $40 EAST THIRTY EIGHTH sTREET-sECOND
Floor. three and Rooms third all improve
convenient; of laundry; family;
possession FARLESs, 5j2 Third avenue.
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ITO GEr--1l6 SULLIVAN STREET; TWO EASEMENTS,
two parlors extension and rooms up stairs splendid
yard; rent cheap to responsible tenant.
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yTO LET-A PLEASANT FLOOR. CONSISTING OF FIVE
Il rooms with all improvements, more room II required.
Apply at 422 West FofS,seyenth street.
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ELECTRICITY. FRANKLIN ELECTRICAL INsTI.
IL tute announces the commencement Of the Second
Course Of Lectures for 1870 to be delivered at
Cooper Union, Monday, April 49, at 3H r. NJ This lee
ture will be free to the general pubc who cordially In
ved to attend Addresasa will be delivered by several
win include, besides its theoretical instruction. practical
elucidaton OF the wonderful effected by Professor
Ssee system since the OF his perfected Electro
Medical Generator The lectures will De delivered Mon
the will be opened public with
out charge for clinical exposons Further information
spectng the lectures fees will be furnished Monday
above. DIR. CHARLES WILCOX, Secretary
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-14
Portable Engines (sG10 mill size), an,
Portable Circular SAP Mills.

Important Notice.
The usual amount of steam used to do
saving with by the Porttble Circular Saw
Mill is from lbs 10 $50 pounds pressure per
square inch. have reduced this amount
and require only from so TO ~ po2nds per
square 1ncs., al which steam - not con-
sfdered in the least dangerous, and is, al
the same time, more economical in the
saving Of fuel, &C. We append the follow
ing certificate OF the first Of my new style
Porto BILE Mills, for the noting and careful
perusal of saWyers and ali those desiring
to purchase, and solicit 3 call and careful
examination, they now being ready on
hand and making, mounted on four strong
wooden wheels, with wide tires and heavy
iron axIes, easily drawn from place, and
always ready for operation in q few hours,
or mounted on legs and wooden sk1dss or
otherwise:
Ma. KRAFT The Portable Engine You
furnished me, consider as satisfactory and
perfect in every respect as any machine
ever saw, runs light, uses 30 pounds of
steam for running q double SO and 80 inch
circular saw mill TOR 8 common days bust
ness. An average days Work. 5000 70
1000 feet Of lumber, easy, n 4th 70 pounds
O1 steam a J. NALDWMLL1
LynnviIIc Ind.
other sizes for farm and plantation use
and all other requirements.
nov I5-6m g. kRAFZ.
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per -, iatd
tiirr atra4 I'D 3 So Iai1 r8
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Pla lciaI and Commercial.
FINANCIAL.

nave nothing new to note in the
market. Rates continue at from 10
cent.
pply of Eastern exchange is light,
at par, and selling at 81 so per
mum.
1al as manifested a downward ten
nee our last report, closing yester- :
Eew York, at 81 Is.
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a CA p l.

Sold nt all y u Stores.
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L.IkA NJ C u l. =
CrODker'. Medical Comp El.i .!
;l..Gl Lii.ia,lt III.

Patented August e'h, I.T0, q one If tie De I
remedies in the market f'r iit rial nd e2t;ohl
purposes. l, re owes more pain enc doe it queS
than any other md cino. cures al oriirorj
Casrs of cOnsunp,i il a. 10 eqUs! for cou-'9,
cold, a d all -egscs OF the lh'oat and ulgs; I 's
sure cure for re,n in the stomach snd 'o"eis, il
ious c. il cholera clbas, lh,!isic nd L.arrho,i
II is the hest Nr-lned. known fur Theuna ism, -
sure ture for ntra!gia II tne race, toctI'cl-,
Fl -li' bruises siffjoi p wr',is a., fresh GUS
chllba'n-, scl'dS and ltIng. II u warranted 10
cure croIp'anL ph'h ris.
Il bringing h- medicine before tie pubic,
u't say nat have tested its ri's for nun,
Der ofvcars, Id might. AZ! ud Iorg srrirs ot
crtlf -Gt's + what i has dCne; but II s uruecc-.
sacy Tor it will rec meHd ts-lt No family shorli
! be without it. is not gctup TO humbuY tie pub
ic and all Nerson~ buying tbs med cine will nav:
their money 1eij.ndtd itLot sat- fled with The re-
s,nl tit uso,
| All drug SIS end dealers in pateut mcd'cn's nra
solicited 10 send in their orders, vhch VII b.
promptly flied. A liberal Discount IA deaf ~ sn'!
agents. Agents wanted il every county IL 'hs
United Stat :.
p,lcs 30 &C: s ard q per ho't's.
W. $ CRCOErE,
4s Nain street, Cory Pa
Sold all y u Stores. dec22 ;.w,
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Tssl. lstl EfASl II Eks.


Orr irs OF
PETROLEUM CESTRE DAttV Recon-
Q, cpmh"r - 1871.
Tharp WAS li,'le or nothing ioiug in TIE
at;Alturl u.ik"t ~ haN, Tn" few cn"rs
mad, were at 81 10 whi,e selle,a were ask =
icg 81, 80. T." sales were 1000 bols at
$40. No outside mark,t is received to-day {;
the Holl day seasou being nj hsrd is the
C,,iap.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-12-09
LEGAL NnrIrE

TO Jane Tucker, Francis Tu ker, Alyia Tucker
La ra Ann Tu -keT and Josephine Tucker, who
reside in the state ofNew York and L,orain Smith
Tucker. who resides in the state of KENTUCKY
heirs at law Of Thomas B Tucker, diseased:
You are hereby notified that Nelson r Tucker
administrator Of Thomas B. Tucker, deceased
IN the 10th day Of November, A D. 1870 fled bis
petition in the Probate Court, within and for the
COUNT Of sandusky and State of Ohio alleging
that there Is no personal property with viii B
70 pay the debts and charges of administering the
estate of said decedent; that he died seized IN fee
81 pleof the following described real estate stli
ate in the said county of Sandusky, to-yit: Twen.
ty acres of Of the north side of the north half al
the southeast quarter of section twenty-nine l29l
township i've t5l, range thirteen 49,
That Hester Finck, late the widow of said de e.
dent, Is entitled to dover in said premises, nm a
Martha, Douglas, Jane. Frances, AIvia, Laura
Ann, Lorain Smith, Josephine, Nelson and Adda
Tucker, as his heirs at law hold the next estate of
inheritance therein.
The prayer Of said petition is for the assignment
OF dover to said Hester Finck, and for q sale nj
said premises, subject to such dover estate for
the payment ofthe debts and charges as aforesaid
Sad petition will be for hearing on the 26tb dav
Of December, A. D. 1870, at 10 O'Clock A ~ or ~
soon thereafter as counsel can be heard.
NELSON R. TUCKER, Administrator
Of the estate of Thomas B. Tucker deceased
November 26. ls70. a. Il
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The PRESIDENTS MESSAGE, which
we lay before our readers this weeE
will commend itself for its brevity
and clearness. He makes impor-
tant suggestions and urges them
with force. They will mainly re-
ceive the commentator Of the peo.
ple,although, perhaps, the annexation
of st. Domingo suggestion, may
not meet with great favor. His
position upon the Alabama question
cannot but meet with favor, and his
suggestion that commission be
appointed to take proofs and settle
the claims of our citizens, for losses
occasioned by its dcpredations sc
that they can be pressed as a Ma
tional claim, is a practical view
which, if adopted, viii go a great
ways towards an early settlement
Altogether, it is an important docu
ment, and will be read with salts
factory by all.
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children.

OwrNe to the press upon our col
uuins, we are obliged to issue a sup
pleanent this week. It viii be found
70 contain much news matter. By
the use Of the small but clear type
we are using we pride ourselves on
giving more reading matter than
the great majority Of our contem-
poraries, without the supplement
but while the press upon our col
umns continues, we shall issue 8
supplement weekly, as We mean oul
subscribers shall have value received
for their money. Call in and leav,
your name, if you are not alread.
subscriber to the Journal
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Administrator,s Notiee.
Election Notice.

First National Bank OF Fremont.
Ere ont, Ohio Dec. 2, 20.
The next annual MEETING of the stockholders Of
] this Bank for the election of Directors will be
held at its Banking Housc on Tuesday, the 10th
day Ct January next, between the hours Of 0 AN
and P. n, A. II. MILLER, Cashier.
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The Courier Of last week. giVes
the following incident; "Ihe mos
unparalleled afiiction Of the presen'
war, has fallen to the lot q ? p@n =
limited means, Of eoerIitz, tHohen'
zol!ern.) Three sons and four sons
in.law perished before Metz ana ne
i tba only comforter and supporter
oftbeir seven widows and twenty
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SATURDAY.. December 31st 187O
PUBLIC NOTICE. !.

THIS is to SiYe notice that my wife, Helen Stink,
has left my bed and board, without provo-ation
and without my knowledge or consent: All persons
are therefore warned against harboling or trusting
her, on my account, as I will nay no debts of her
contracting. CHRTeToPfrFR EI1AK.
Nov, 20, 1879, $500
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ATTACHMENT

Powers & Joseph, Plaintiffs, Before j. Zepernick,
YE. ~, p Green Crsek
olouon Myer. Defendant. Up. .SanduskyCo q,
/ he said defendants will take notice that on the
1 10Th day of Move Der. A D. is7n, said Justice
issued an order of attachment in the above action
for the sum of fifteen dollars
LENNON & FRENCH, attys for plff.
Clyde O.. Nov. %. 1870
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for Assignment Of DOVE

17111--1IV11 2 OFS4 ny eLI pIaIuIIHI
against.
William Overmyer, John johnson and Polly John.
son his wife, John Oyermyer, Isaiah Oyerrnyer,
Lewis Overmyer, Isaac Newton Over yer, Bar-
bAra Ellen hunk and Daniel Aunk her husband.
Benjamin z. OFern yer, Albert Overmyer, Minerva
Ahee Overmy, Aaron Over yer, Philip Overn yer,
William Over yer and Michael Overmyer
defendants.
he defendants will take notice that the plain.
til has this day fled in the office of the lerk
OF the Court Of Common Pleas of SAnduSs y or,
Ohio, her petition against them, th substs,aa ~
which is that she is entitled to dover in the sontb
east quarter OF section three 49, towpshin five t5l
range fourteen ~, except about twenty acres res
theteQI soi9 ~ HliHa0 OVernyer during his life
lime, she being the widow Of the said william
Overmyer, deceased, sud said defendants bis heirs
ae law and legnl representatives. The snbstan .
VI the prayer OF sal petition is that said dover
may be assigned to said petitioner.
4s-l BY JOHN L. GREENE. her attorney.
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EMPLOLMENT for All
a GARD.

A Clergyman, while r. Suing in South America
as Visionary, discovered & safe and simple rem
edy for the Cure OF Nervous Weakness, Early b. :
cay, Diseases OF the Urinary and seminal Organs,
and the who train of disorders brought on by
Daneful and vieious ha its. Great numbers have
been cured by this noble remedy. Prompted BY
desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate (
medicine, in a sealed envelope TO any one who
needs it Tree of charge. Address JOSEPH n
INMAN, Station D. Bible House, New York City
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sHERIFF,S SALE.
Robert swith, Plaintiff,

Robert Smith, Plaintiff, s,s--,
against oandusky
n pursuance of an order of sale issued fron, +be
| Clerks office Of the Court of Common Pleas Of
sandusky county, Ohio. on the 18th day of Move :
Der, A. D. 1870, and to me directed in the abova
court house iuthe city of Fremont, Ohio, ON
Saturday, December 31st, 1870,
at the hour Of two o'clock in the afternoon of said
day the following real estate, situate in the coun-
ty OF sandusky, and State Of Ohio. and bounded
as follows, to-Wit.
In-lot number four hundred and four t4O4) situ-
ate IN the city Of Fremont, county Of Sandusky
and State of Ohio
APPRAISED at thirteen hundred dollars i$l ,sO0l.
Taken az the property OF John X. Hord, defend
ant to satisfy an order of sale in favor Of Robert
sfiven undor my official signature at the shsriffs
Office, the city OF Fremont. in the cCslntv and
state aforesaid, this 10th day Of November, A. D.
1870. 47-52 A. YOUNG, Sheriff
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Nrm ADVERTISEMENTS
ST AYED

ezerSk From the premises Of the subs riber, OF
HAfF corner Of Clover and Court streets, PTe
dA-smont, o., on Monday Nov. 2Ist, 20, me-.
dium sized COW, rather poor IN flesh. She was RE-
md white spotted, and had q small ar on tn,
imp, from bruise. She was nearly fresh. ANY
Ehereabouts, Will be suitably rewarded.
49,@ c. G. BAKER.
administrators Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned ha,
| y been duly appointed and qualified Adminst1a.
or Of the estate OF Ellen Rrennd, late of Riley
township, Sandusky county ohio. deceased.
49-5l< JASON GIBBs
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ROYAL HAVANALOTTERY

nv Al havana IOl EHIg
Prizes ashed ard information furnished by
GEORGE UPHAM, PrUviden g, R. I.
GOSA Week SaIary.-Youngm men wanted
eDEtJ as local and travelling statesmen. Address
with stamp R. d. WALKER, "a Park Row, N. z.
$50 A DAY sure. LATTA Co. Pittsburg, Pa.
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Anents. Read TINS.

agents. Read This.
I'VE WILL PAY AGENTS A SALARY
w of $50 per week and expenses or allov
large commission, to sell our new and wonderful
Inventions. Address NJ. WAGNER & CO., Mar
shall, Mich.
G70A WEEK easily made, by either sex, in
d ~ u new and hight employ ment at home. NO
,ravenng or peddhng. Little or 10 expense in
CURED. Apparatus and spe linen of work sent,
post paid, for 60 cents. Address g. N. WINsLOW
box 453, Chicago, Ill.
EMPLOYMENT for ALL
Q0u SALARY PER WEEK and expenses
DOU paid agents, to sell our new and and useful
dlscoyeI1es. address r. SWEET & CO., Marshall,
Michigan.
NEW MEDICAL PAMPHLET -
~ Seminal, Physical and Nervous
Debility, its effects and cure. Price IS cent?
Address SECRETARY, Museum of Anatomy, 6le
Broadway, New York.
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Mem advertisements.

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MhH MIlNkH town and county relia
WuAT WllIUt / ble Man or woman 70 act
it' ~ ~ as Local Agent for HBN-
RY WARD BEEcHER's Great Religious Weekly.
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n1g-nGroBER 24, ~ NEW. NEss
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=. q. TfCE q 60. sgass 80 NV ., 80
and are assiang large cd .issIsal y e1sS
mssn.ns I,es ss.as AND FxEGYHoDDs
r,a-r ao.alty from the European fashion ecu
,.as s say aulear ehaIf presented to their GUS
Issf onened and expsGted .,,,. !.
F,eaant ero,; Grain, and q atfets oiacA o'A'
New York prices. s.r.,,ea.
Rich fancy colored SILKS, plain ana SEE
CoIo-ea En- press Cloths, all shades
yottomaf Velcurs every color. 80 !. - Ia
French Merinos. Chene Popiins, 70, so' % w.
cents ner yard: some very cheap.
De,air,as, plain and figured. "a, ,,,,d
1nneratrice sPopiiDs,g Irish Roplins, fich p,Asso
Popllns. every continuation. = etr1es
Mourning Goods, great variety he ss ~.
End best quality: :, ,o,. Is. furniture
! Immense stock PRINTS, g ~ t-s' 4;
Honse apifg Goods, Fiannels Damasks' i i'y
/! inke, :. 49, w. gents, GOODS.
Fine stock Cloths and Cssslrn ''' -
nrav,ts. Gloves Bosoms, &C. -. rad, :, al,
rtt,zens and strangers coming 10 sas 81 - ~,
Ard arerytbiag OF best quality ana 10 loW 10
bouse furthe United States. - r,c,
g. 11oI Main street, corner OF 1th street.
Grand supply Of Ladies' Cloaks, Brocne snaSl.
,ya.eni1,e shawIs and other wrapplnss, otssh,.a
asth and 2eth October. 81 ttss4 ~