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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-04-14

but will not compare, in beauty, with the one
at Gettysburg, with its large monument and
terraced grounds.
While in the County Clerks Office, at this
place, my attention was called to book Of
wills" containing report of IN auction sale,
made in 1853, which showed the high prices
during confederate days;
A barrel Of corn brought s35 90; feathers
per pound $500; flannel per yard s1lOO;
knives and forks per dozen $780,; COW
s45O.OO; calf $4,000; l sheep 10000
Surely these hardly seem like auction prices,
bat 1 presume these prices were no more
above par than their currency was below.
Having whole afternoon of leisure, en-
ouired for the objects Of interest in this vicin-
ity, and found that had time either to visit
the University of Virginia, or Monticello, the
the home Of Jefferson. chose tho latter, and
warned by previous experience OF the condi-
ton OF Virginia roads, took the more rapid
and pleasant way By going Moot. A walk Of
two miles, along the railroad track, past a
wooden mill and railroad bridge both of which
were burned by Sheridan, brought me to the
foot of the mountain, and a mile more, of te-
dious climbing through the woods, brought
mo to Monticello just before reaching the
top of the mountain, came to small ceme-
tery, surrounded by dilapidated brick wall
Sealing it without difficulty, found this was
the tomb of jefferson, yet nothing about the
premises would indicate to stranger that
Thos. Jefferson, once President Of the United
States, was buried there.
A granite monument, with corners Clipped
of, probably by iconoclcsts, in the shape OF
relie hunters, weather stained and dilapidated,
with only the following inscription on the
base:
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DURING the past week, the troubles
among the Scranton miners were
very serious, and at one time threat
ened disastrous consequences. Gov
ernoI Geary called out the militia,
and several companion we're sent in
20 the disafected districts to main
tain the peace. Since their arrival
at the scene of trouble, there have
been no more disturbances, and the
workmen are reported to be willing
to resume their work.
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A LIST OF
CHRONIC DISEASES
AT HIS INFIRNHARY,
ee Seneca Street, Cleveland, Ohio.

CANCER, Salt Rheum, Erysipeias and all tintE
of Scrofuls, although hereditary; Chronic En-
Iargsment OF the Heart; Dropsy Of the Heart;
Neuralgia Of the Heart, whether Sympathetic OF
Organic; DTopsy in all it's varied d forms; Catarrh
of the Head; Bronchial Difficulties; Coughs Colds,
Asth ma and all dispositions to Consumption, al
though hereditary; Enlargement Of the Liver;
Liv er Abecess; TubeTcular Liver; Torpid Condi-
ton of the Liver; Clogged Secretons Of tha Liver
Gall Stones in Gall Bidder. and all Liver Com
plants; Epilepsy Falling Sickness Fits, and all
kinds OF Fits; Cancer of Stomach: Cankered IrTi-
tation of Stomach; elogged secretions Of stom-
ach; Dyspepsia, and all Deranse of the stom-
a h; Diabetes; Inflammation Of Kidneys and Blad-
der, and ali troubles with these Organs; Curve.
ture of Spine; Spinal Irritation, and all Spinal
Diseases; Paralysis in its various forms; Apo
plexy; Eistuls; u Grafton Of the Bowels; Falling
Of the AMI Piles; Rupture Of the Bowels, and all
tendencies TO Constipation; CntaFa't on the Eye;
Film on Eye; Inflar nation Of the Eyes; Granu-
lated Eyehds; Weak Optic Nerve, and all diseases
of the Eyes; Cancer Of the Uterus; CataTrh of the
Ute1us: Sypilitic Ulcerstions Of the Uterus; Re-
taxation or Falling of the Uterus; Inflammation
OF the Uterus; Dropsy Of the Uterus; Fiberous
Tumors; Ovarium TumoIE; Dropsy Of the ovsry;
Inham alton of the ovary; LsuchoYrhooa, and
general want ef action Of the Female Organs and
all distractions or immoderate fow Of mensus-
for this class of diseases physician gives so di
rect and reliable treatment-Ds Deafness, from anv
cause; St. Yitus Dance; Hip Disease; White
swelling, and all forms Of Fever Sores; removes
Tumors of all kinds without the use of the knife;
rheumatism of the Heart, Chest. Stomach and
Limbs in any and all orms, acute or chronic; all
yenereal Diseases Syphilis in in its worst devel
opements, even 70 the decay of bone-aIl tints of
it fully eradcated from thesystem, will straighten
Crooked Limbs; cures Enlarged or Caked Spleen;
1 General Debility of the Nervous System; Pros
ration Of the Nervous System, and all Nervous
Diseases in male or female; viii remove or expel
of Worms from the system, and re-
move strong medicine though years resident in
he system, 1871
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In ANOTHER COLUMN we give let
ter recently written by Gen. Buck
land to the Cincinnati Gazette in re-
gard to the beginning Of the battle
of Shiloh, which viii be read with
great interest," as presenting facts in
regard to it not heretofore made
public, and which differ materially
from the commonly received version.
1t is only necessary to say that the
statements of the General are fully
confirmed by officers and men who
we're present
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LEGAL NOTICE,

Charlotte L. Smith, Plaintiff,
vs.
Morris Z. Tyler, SanduEky
Flavel :. White, Common Pleas.
Philip Dorr,
William W. Stine and
Marcy Frary, Defendants.
TORRIs E. TYLER. whose residence is un-
M known, viii Ike notice that Charlotte Z.
ST5ith. of Sandust county, Ohio, did, on the 7th
dey OF April, A d. 1871. file her petition in the
said Court Of Common Pleas, within and for the
Connty Of SAndusky, iu said State OF Ohio against
aid defendants, setting forth that the said Morris
T.. Tyler gave mortgage deed to the said thar
lotto Z. SiInth on in-lots nu Der one hundred and
nine uOgl aud one hundred and ten llOl, and the
gouth halfofin-lot nuInOeT one hundred and eleven
mn to secure the payment OF 81 $50, according to
a certain note referred to in said mortgage, and
that since the giving of the said mortgage the
other defendants claim interest in SAID lands
under the said Morris E. Tyler, and praying that
the said Morris Z. Tyler may pay the said sum
now claimed TO be due, with interest from the 22d
day of October 1870, or that the said premises mag
be sold to pay the same.
1890 JOHN 7, CREME, Plaintiffs Atty.
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Mem 1Sp.rtissmrnts
LEGAL NOTICE.

MaSdalena 0tteneys E1ecutrxs
vs. PROBATE Court
Henry otteney. Of al
TO Mary Fairchild and Abraham Faifcnild, her
! husband. who reside IN AllegRn county, Micni-
gan, and Henry Otteney, who resides in Woo
County, Ohio. and Anthony Otteney, George OF
teney. Joseph Ottensy, Caralins Wholmoth,
Charles Wholemoth and Charles Otterey, OF SAN
duskE county, Ohio, heirs at Law Of Joseph Otte-
ney. deceased, you are hereby notified that 4Rgd.-
line Otteney, exenutrix Of the estate Of Joseph
Otteney, deceased, the 18th day Of March, A. D.
lSIi dled her petition in the Probate Court within
and LOT the county Of SanduSky and State q Ohio.
aueging tina the personal estate Of the said deee-
dsnt Is insufficient TO pay his debts and the eharg~s
Q! lulstration; that he died seized in fee SIM
pie OF the following described real estate situate in
said county, to wits The east half Of the southeast
quaIoer OF SECTION twenty. four, township five,
nortn or range thirteen, reservinR and excepting
tosreIrOm twelve serea on be north end owned BY
one W eaver, that Mngdalena Otteney as widow Of
saio deeedent Is entitled 70 dover in aaid premises
that Mary kairchild. Abraham PaircLild Henry
ottebey, anthony Otteaey, George Ottaney Jos
eph Otteney, Caroline Wholmoth, Charles Who'll
Inoth, and Charles Otteney, as his heirs at Isw
nolo tne next estate Of inheritance thersin. The
prayer OF said petition for the assignment Of
ooNeI 70 tne sald AagdalenR Otteney and for the
sue OF sAld premises, subject TO such dover estate
Ior the payment o the debts and charges Aforesaid
Sald petIlon Will be for hearing on the 18th day Of
May, 1871, at 10 o'clock A. M, or as eocn there
after as counsel can be heard
hAGDALENA OTTENEY. .Exeoutrix
Of the Estate Of Joseph Ottsney, deceased.
By JOHN L. GREENE, her Atty. 1918
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ENGLAND appears to be suffering
from her free trade policy, and ev-
cry indication points to a reform,
and it is prophesied that she will
soon abolish the system. The in
crease of pauperism there is directly
traceable to the free trade policy
which prevails, and should be a
warning to the laboring men of this
country to gusrd their own interests
by ailying themselves with those
who are in favor Of protection.
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KANSAS LETTER.

EE1GvAKA KANSAS, April 4th, 1871
KT. BGlsley;-I landed in Kansas the 9Th of
March, and found a splendid country. The
land here is not a level plain as far as you can
sse, but rolling enough 50 that water does not
Esy On it. There is here no such thing as a
narsh or swamp. Timber is rather scarce,
but building material does not cost very much
nsoTe than It does IN Ohio. Land varies in
prios from 50 to so, psr acre, according to 10.
.sNsy srs lnpsotsnsah- Wis,
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TIE German celebration, in Cleve-
land on Monday last, was a huge
affair, and business WAS to q great
extelt suspended in order not 70
interfere with the festivities Of the
occasion. The city presented q
gala day appearance, flags and ban
ners and decorations generally pre-
vailing. The procession is said to
have been two miles long.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
xLIId congress-Frst Session.

In the House on the 9th, bill was presen-
ted to renumerate Gen. Schenk for Services as
American Commissioner while awaiting orders
to repair to his post in London. Ordered
printed. Consideration of the bill to enforce
the provisions of the 18th amendment was re-
sumed but no vote reached. The deficiency
bill, as returned from the Senate amended,
was referred A bitter personal debate then
sprang up between Butler and Swami, in which
they cordially abnsed each other and satisfied
their hearers that thoy were both adopts in
the art of vituperation.
In the Senate, bill similar to that reported
in the House, to compensate Gen. Sckenck was
offered and went over. Shermsn's Ku Klux
resolution was then taken up and after amend
ment passed. After an executive session,
Senate adjourned.
In the House, on the 9Th, debate Oh the Ku
Klux bill was continued until the hour speci-
ned, when under call of the previous ques-
ton it passed by vote of 81 to Is. House
then adjourned until Monday.
In the Senate, Davis made personal expla-
nation of scene between himself and Butler,
on tho day previous, and indulged in on at
tack upon that individual The contested
Goldthwate and Blodgett case, taken up and
discussed, but laid aside for the concurrent
resolution for joint investigation committee
upon the South. Adjourned.
In Senate, on 7th, Ku Kux bill was received
from the House and referred. Morrill, then
indulged in speech upon San Domingo, in
which he took grounds against annexation,
while according the purest OF motives to the
President in desiring to acquire that territory.
Concurrent resolution for the appointment of
special investigating Committee on tho South,
was discussed and passed, and Senate Com
mittee appointed. Adjourned till Monday.
In the House, on the 10th, bill removing
all political disabilities, except in cases of army
officers, and members of Congress who deser-
ted or resigned to join the rebellion, and per-
sons who, as members of State Conventions,
voted for ordinances of secession, were exccp-
ted, was introduced, and put upon it passage,
by suspension Of rules, and the bill was
passed by vote of 134 to 46. Rules were sus-
pended, and the authorizing the Secretary of
War to proceed with the improvements in
New York Harbor passed. Hawly moved to
suspend the rules and take up and pass bill
Withdrawing public lands from sale, but the
House refused to suspend, by vote of SO to
lo9. Under suspension of rules, the House
passed resolution declaring that the true
system of revenue reform points to the aboii-
ton Of the internal revenue system, by vote
of $50 to 2l. Senate amendments to defcien-
cy bill were made special order for tomorrow.
Coburn moved to suspend rules and pass bill
providing for additional members of forty-sec-
ond Congress, but motion to adjourn pre-
vailed.
In the Senate, House Ku Klux bill reported,
with amendments, and it is expected u vote
will be reached by Thursday. The Goldthwaite
and Blodgett case was then taken up, but
witheut dispOsing of it the Senate adjourned.
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A GENERAL AMNESTY provision was
adopted in the House, on Monday by
q vote of l34 to 46. Officers of the
army and navy, members of Congress
who deserted and went over to the
Eccessionists, and all members OF
State Conventions who voted for
the secession ordinances are excep-
ted from the general provision.
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AUDTTOR orr sTATE,S
Net Assets Of the cOmpany : sS,828788.S8
r1r1cArE OF COMPLIANCE FOR PUBLICATION
FICAIE OF CUl1FL4ANVL 7 1VI. UbL4OAI1Uh
AUDITOR OF STATES OFEIOE,
DEPARTMENT OF Insurance.
LoLUMBUs. March J. Is7I J

CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE FOR PUBLICATION
AUD1ToE OF STATES OFEIoE.
DEPARTMENT OF Insurance.
LoLUMBUs, March !, 1871.
TT Is HEREBY CERTIFIED, That the
Charter Oak Life Insurance Company. located at
in all respects with the laws OF this relating to
Life Insurance Companies, for the current year,
and has Hed in this office sworn statement by the
proper officers thereof, showing its condition and
business at the date of such statement, lJeeember
81, Is7O,l to be as follows;
Amount Of Joint Stock or Guarantee
capital paid up..................-.. $20O.0e0 90
Aggresate amount Of available assets,
Including the sum Of g 9S5 COS &c in
premium notes held by the company
on policies in fOrce......-......... S,s2S,775 So
Aggregate amount Of liabilities, in
Guiding reinsurance ............,.. 7,799,GSl so
Amount of income for the preceding
year in cash.......:...;........;... a,98s,lO4 4s
Amount Of income for the preceding
year in notes for pTemlums........ 1856, ,920 46
Amount Of expenditures for the pre-
eediRg year in cash :.........--... ls4s,77o So
Amount OF notes used in payne ut Of
dividend and policy holders l,473 l66 50
Number of policies IN 1oree at The end
of the year, No. 24,5Sj
Net amount in force at the end OF the
year 81, ,5l2 90
Number and amount Of policies which
have ceased to be IN force during
the wear frOm all causes, No. 1907,
amount ,234 800 70
In witness whereof have hereunio sub-
scribed my name, and caused the Seal Of
Sal. my office to be affixed, the day and year
above written.
JAS. H. GOODMAN, Auditor OF State
Policies issued for this Company by
MRS. ID. :. CAMFIELD, Fremont, o.
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WE GIVE this week, the Presidents
Message, and the Report of the San
Domingo Commission. Every one
should read it, especially as the De-
mocracy are not disposed to favor
its circulation among the people.
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BT an error discovered in the re-
turns of the 4th ward, New Haven
Conn, it appears that 100 more
votes were returned for English
than he had obtained. A correction
in this return Will leave Jewell the
majority governor.
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S. BRAINARD, of the firm of S.
Brainard d Son, Of Cleveland, died
suddenly on Saturday morning last,
from an attack of infamatory rheu-
matism. He located in Cleveland,
in 1884, and was one ofthe staunch-
est business men.
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SIMILIA sIMILIBUS OURANTUR,
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

uAvE PROVED. FROM THE MOST AMPLE
Ii experience, an entIre success: Simple
cIUnpt-tticient and Reliable They are the
Best Family Nediciuvs in use-so simple that mis-
axes cannot be made IN using them; so harmless
to be free from danger, and efficient a. to b.,
trYays reliable. They have received the highest
sOInmendatiOn from the Thousands who have long
u.s. i and known them, and wilt always render sat
Isfacnon 70 those who Try them.
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TIE LETTER Of our rambling cor
RESPONDENT aTraveler" viii be found
very interesting. His description of
the old Jefferson homestead, and the
Grave Of the departed Statesman,
are particularly so.
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SENATOR MORTON was serenadeo'
on Saturday night last, and respon-
ded in a somewhat lengthy speech
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In Senate, nothing of general character
was done in the morning. No afternoon Sos
sion was held.
In the House, on the 10th, petitions asking
amsndment to license tho sale
of beer. wine and ale. Also from Ohio Suffrage
Association asking for an amendment in favor
Of female suffrage. A motion to reconsider
the vote authorizing railroad companies to sell
bonds free of taxes, failed.
In senste. petitions to regulate mining we're
INTRODUCED Resolution for Constitutional
amendment to elect District Judges, indefinite
ly postponed. Bill to regulate the killing Of
quails was lost. Woodbridge offered resolu-
ton declaring outrages as common in the
North as in the South, and asking Congress 70
amend ShOllabarger's bill so as to include the
Northorn States.
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isItctlOn 70 those v no sry them.
No. Cures. Price iH BOzes. Cents
1. 4" EeVerSs Congestion, InhammatiOns 25
?. Worms, Worm Fever, " orn Coiic,, %
3. GripIngsC sCotjc or reething Of Infants 25
4. DiarrORa, Of Children or Adults. %
.. Dysentery, Gripping, Bilious CoIie. rs
ChOle bus, Vomiting. 25
7. Coughs, Gods, Bronchitis. ls............25
s. Neuralgia, IoOthache, Raceache... 25
9. HeadaCh eB, Sick Headache, Vertigo rs
IO. Dyspepsia, Bi ions stomach. 25
Il. Suppressed or Irregular Periods. Is
2. 8 Whites, TOO PrOfuse Periods. rs
t3. Group, Cough difficult Breathing. IS
a. ErupIiOns, Salt hheum, kryslpeias Is
is. IL II eMma ii Bms Rheumatic Pains u
l6. I" Fever ~ Ague, chill Fever, Agues. So
II. RIieSs Bnnu or bleeding. ng..............5O 50
u OpIhalmYs and sore and Weak Ewes S.
-. CdIarrhs Acute or Chronic Influenza So
~. WhOOplngsCOug IA violent coughs 50
Il. Asthma, Oppressed Breathing. .,.....5e
y. Ear Discharges impaired hearing 5O
%. SC Ofulta, Enia ged glands, Sweliings 5O
u. General DeDlnty. Physical Weakness So
IS. &" DrOpSY and SeanIy oeero, iOn ns........5O
6. d" Sea SIck ness, sickness from kldIng. So
n. Kidney Disease, Gravel.....,....5O
2S. IN ervOus Debility Involuntary
seminal Discharges. ges...................l 90
%. sore Mouth, Canker
50. Urinary Weak ness, WettinE Bed 50
81. Painful Periods Hysteria.
50. " SufferingG a5 hange of Life......l 20
53. :" EPIlePsy, sPasms, 81; Yitus Dance.I OO
j4. DiDthe ia, Ulesrsted Sore Throat so
FAMILY CASES, IN Morosco, tvtth
So large dram vials, containing the above
list, with book Of directions complete, SO 90
90 6 90
90 in PAPER case, with boob. 90
VETERINARY SPECIFICS.
Case of 10 l-Oz. vials, in fuiI, 100 doses each,
with manual Of directions, giving full
account of thu diseases Of Horses
Cattle, sheep, Dogs anu Hogs,
with full directions for use, in neat wal
nut case, complete. te......................tlO On
PONDS EXTRACT,
Cures Piles, Neuralgia, Toothache,
Bleeding OF the Lungs, stomach, Nose,
or other Organs, Burns, Bruises,
Lameness, Sprains, Rheum atism, Sore
Throat, Sore Eyes, BOils, COrns, UIs
GERS, Old Sores The Best Family
known.
Price, 6-Oz. 5Oe,PInts 81, Quarts
SI.T5.
B1- These Remedies, except PONDS EX-
TRACT, by the eAse or single box, are sent TO any
part Of the country, by mail or express, free Of
'hArge, on reeriyt of the price
Address Humphreya' Specific
Homeopathic Medicine Company.
Office snu uepJL, NO. So bRoAD~AY, New York
Fur SALE BY ALL DRUGGITTS
For sale in Fremont by c, r MeOuLLocH.
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FARM FOR SALE

Ca THE undersigned offers his farm. consist
#,;s ing OF III acres, situated one and half
county, known as the BOvser Farm, for sale
Slxty-hve acres Of the farm are cleared, and the
balance in good wood. A good two story Dwell
ises, which has also fine Orchard Of choice fruit
a good well is situated near the dwelling house
The property iswell adapted forfarming purposes,
ana VIII be sold on reasonable terms. PossessIop
given Immediately.
Por price, terms, and other particulars, apply to
A. .VANDERSOLL, Fremont, Ohio.
i9u Sycamore street, near State
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Oak Wood Cemetery Association.

1NHE members of Oak Wool Cemetery Assoeia-
L ton are notified that the nnual Meeting will
6e held at the office OF the Secretary. on Monday,
May lst, at O'Clock P NJ, for the election OF five
Isl Trustees. The election will be kept open from
two until three O'Clock. Every lot owner is enti-
tied to vote for every ten $40 dollars he or she
report for the year past. 1. n. KELLER, Sec'y
Fremont, o.. April IA, 1871. l5-l7
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FRAGRANT SAP0LIENE

Cleans kid GlOSss and all kinus VI UlOtRs and
Jlothing, removes PUNT, Hrease, Tar, sc, Ia
stIIItly, without the least injury To the invsi
.a0nc. sold oy Druggists and Fancy GOOds Ueal
ers. FRA9RANf oAPObIENE ~, IS barclay
Sc, New York, 46 La sale ot-, Chicago,
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Mem
advertisements.
DR. GEO O Harlan

DR- GEO. y. HARLAN,
VETERINARY sERGEON, Fremont, Ohio
office at Buekland &; Sons Drug Store. Is
graduate of the Philadelphia Veterinary College,
and is prepared to treat all animals intelligenty
and humanely. l5yI
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BLOOMINGTON ILL.JNUaSEKY.

ian L ear. OJJ d, res. Is O4SeI nouses. LaIb
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Lngs. Ossse RIsnJs, Apple seed, early Rose POLa-
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Plants, &C, &C. Flower and Vegetable
Seedsg Finest, best Loiiec.lUH-sOrts aa4u qu4l
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oalalOgue OF seeds, with piaIn dlrvetlOns-6l
1asses; oeddIng and Gardeu Plauts-S 81 psses, AL.
Wholesale Price Llsl-24 pages Address
T. K HHlENlA, 5luOHiugtuu, Illinois,
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WHAT MEANS THIS7

It means an entirely new and original way
New Map Of North America Size 40 by Sc inches.
and IS the most complete IN detail finest engraved
CENSUS Of 1870.
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70 obtain New and Valuable Books and Iloyd's
This map shows the largest amount Of country,
is the very latest issue and gives you the complete