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WINTER FEED. The Scottish u,

WINTER FEED. - The scottish Farmer
gives the following: A very good substi-
tute for hay is composed OF straw chopped
into chan. and mixed with linseed, cotton
cake. maize, peas, beans. or any other stim-
uiant OF this Kind. This, il has been proved
VIII be better for sheep and cattle than the
best hay, and it will be found quite as
cheap. A mixture Of hay and straw cut
into chan, bruised linseed soaked In water,
making thin cruel. which is poured over
the chat; meal, barley, and maize, busted
over this preparation, and allowed slightly
to heat. has been found to be very beneficial
for stock. Sheep. calves, colts, dairy cows
heifers and fattening bnllocks, devoar this
preparation, greedily, and animals can d.
gest aud assimilate snch food 20 the - stem
better than uncut hay. roots, sc. Wheat
mixed with char has also been found a
valuable substitute for natural food. and
at present rates, it is not costly. Dairy
cows thrive Ia well sheltered yard with
plenty of straw. and daily allowance of
six pounds day, OF cotton-cake, or four
pounds OF linseed cake.
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Another Presidential Campaign.

" hfch d t. - preceded bt NFgl lxI-oErANr
ANb tAtfFfNe ~f-~sfrN go ttNsI1t<- ii nhsch
sl'-fens 81 the usus-i IMPORTANCE IL The eot.r.cr-
3t rtAli ana political interest. 81 Tho cnuugr. Ar,
g. s discussed and decided ant Inch n ill render
an cHtFii 'flsluE Newspaper = ne'ss-tN - sNcrt
"An = b. s''sii'i 10 tnfrus--i rers-f the 1--we
fur-tie1f = che day. iiy means 81 tn iot N Al
- AfAA ai " S-hlHtou unt- the g rt-t8ou ~ HIs
fhHill lebi.i. . " % tc enabled T. give IT, rrsi
a. tlf caril'-i information e all iufr1 ant lncas
uf'. abe Su< the public iEicrs-f IN an scrs i,u.
al S4iAP-" 20 TIE taaf efncuss t-ellni the scrnc-
~ Ati ~ tctrfal Department. tncau filaG tn.
81 M 80 81 Ter 4>t shall d. i-fisr ami 4ferE.-
aeif H. IN fra4rrs u8aR ever tsfHfc-thai i aha
,"'fr t7' Nhal- hsll u mac Au4 abroad -al4t.
'+'t i'' = le irIUad aj.ou q f.r daily cptt,.r.
r '''' ".fiie l'r'7-- -i,Sl nn tl,e.s ,lliea.
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The New England Family
Newspaper.

It. reputation a wiae-awske spterpr,strR
new paper, 80 thoroughly organized IN ali Il. B.
rartnent- that The Intle look u sih con hi.ree
~ Zoe rATllssi and fullest reports Of the 81
The dan has given 4 a cfrulatissn unaptroac he. BIS
any paper oi il class in New Engikn1 and uns-
suAed by few IN the country The aim Of Il. pub.
i-hrfs viii l. - MAINTAIN the position Il has nov
hF the uast hcral eN; cntl4turr u money aud The
HIr'ducton Of such nrs features cnI4rl,nre 81
tue pa-i OF the deveioI 'sneni. 81 the fuiurr may
suggest.
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WEEKLY JOURNAL,

Mad prepared with thu uttno-i carr With the cur,
rat ness Il the uc.k carefully eptsi-nse and ~
written from The DAlLI JouESA Al the le.AInr I'd
iNrA4' Il the ballE. H. hurae and foreign rsrrs-.
lsanlsurc. review Il the MARI 81 Ar A. ma. tnr
. iil' meet complete .ekly Paper i-sucf in N.n
Eu-AuI u laIle7t iu ssa-su g. reach .ui..-r4t
rr- iuAny hundred mile. ,lis;Au: h,f1r, Saiaraa,
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M INE tOkFiNiE> reprt.lai..i ~
n ihH i9eArs ~ M fi,as ~ tn tHI,' T.
~ Ffl.k, rrA'laps ha a.. iu-lHrss. a,4.{ "a,
T~r~sAf42r - hrir i"sss. Z" thar asst. .
LENS tara fAIt e' nay l1piag CofaJaHiss.
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now THE OLD THING WORKS

now THE OLD THING WORk.S
AFrER TRIAL on UvER 80 YEARS
pr thee-eman'. Female PHI.
Have proved them>eye- TO be the only remedy
ior correcting adj Female Irregularities Painful
MensiTuAtion. and removing all ot,siructions
whether from cold or otherwise
OK. CHEESENiN'S PILLS
Wa, the commencement Of new era in The
treatment of Irregularities and distractions
which have consigned so many to a premature
grave. No female can enjoy good hea IA unIe,.
sbe l. regular. and whenever an obstruction
taxes place the general health begins TO decline
YOU KNOW HOW IT IS YOURSELF
Every one wants the most reliable remedy
which l. comprised in these Pills Take this
advertisement 10 your Druggist, and tell him
that You want the best and most re liable medi-
cine in the world
DR.. CHEESEM1N'S Pills.
They are known To thousands who have
used them al different periods throughout the
country, having the sanction Of some Of the
most eminent Physicians in America Explicit
directions. telling when they should not be
used. with each box. The price, one Dollar
per box.
CACTION.-Sone genuine unless having the
private Proprietary stamp Of Huiehings & Hill
yer. Proprietors. on each box. For sale BY all
Druggists. Pill, sent by mail promptly, Sc
cure from observation, by RENTING TO
DIR. G. L. CHESsEEAN, p. y. Box 1881 ,
y. l. lyl2
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ALL INsTRUMENTS USED
IN BANDS:

ViOlias, Guitar. QnclUding Martins celebra-
ted Guitars, ViOIOncell0s, DOuble Daases
COnre Tstnos, French and German AeeOr.
aeSas. E1oeanas, Daat0s, l1oPD0aaens,
41ases, Rirc0los and RlageO1ess, with ALI
things needed in their use or repair. as:
sTRHNGS. Bows, Pegs, Finger boards Reeds,
br1dges. Screws, &c.
Also, Tuning Forks, Pitch Pipes and Tuning
Hammers.
Manufactured OF the best stock. imported.
and tor sale by
y. e. naAYNEa q CO..
80 Court ST., topposite Court House,, Boston.
lyS
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:JOlh YEAR.
NEW YORK OBSERVER.

The Dec. No price 81. ha. 70
pieces Accsi and insirl flAru
Me- SIC. worth o. In sheet form
We vii niaii tao hack Nos. Tor
= iour for 80 - Ian ia ncr.
u faE e. -, Irregular pftes -
Hound coficr Tor lsst. ga -i,ir-
aa'i ease. q, Thc Musie &. Is
Hays. Thomas, Hiakel. 1uua1d
&c 4 iires~ J l. PhTIh>. ~
broaduAy. y. \ +. -. Box :t.y
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The Boston Journal.
DAILY, SEMi.WEEKlY d WEEKLY
For 1872

Ia presenting the prn-pcCtus II The Bo-roS
Iot ENAf for the wear IL. 4 quite ere--sry
30 ailuie IN detail & those fcaiures which have Won
fart I tho nasn.. of
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NEW ENGLAND NEWS.

AFr'iaie-c. lab as.su.iau nil L. t-.I 1.
N.t glad aru-- " al "a -.rieu. 40 ~ ssrr-
. rTesI- lnslefi- q tae G. iol. each 81 the
- " gland state ami IN ali the lars-r rittr- ana
ie" l- " -la4 D. Aiilc g. eve mn LOT SAL read
'is i'r earliest "'" stita all ,sft- .i NyN Ea.l4E,.
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THE AMERICAN WASHER !
PRICE. $3.50.
eeneAn " AsAes ssses Wsa~,.
Time, and mrsag~ry.
The Fatigue Of W ashing Day no Longer Dreaded
but Economy. Efficiency, and Clean
Clothing, sure


u calling public attention to thi. httle n.eh,n,
a lev % We Invaluable qualities mot po..eS.e,i
~ any other wsshIns machine Vet invented 5 aye
here enumerated. ~ az
II l. The smallest most COMPACT lno.t nartshi,
mot simple In construction. most easily af,,.r
tel y child ten years oil, with f.,y hnnr. :,
prAeuee, can thoroughly comprehend and e1srt
nAllf Use u. There Is no adjusting no .cr,,F. "a
annoy no delay IN adapting Ii is always ready
lot use III Is a perfect little wonder I, !.
miniature giant, doing more work ami Of n t,ett-r
iualitl tAln lle most elaborate and costly On..
haI Of the labor Il fully saved by it, u.. ami
tne clothes VIII last half lon ger than bv M,
"'h ian OF the rub board. IL viii wash IN. lary.
C.. blanket Three shirts a: time va sh,ny
thoroughly In a word, the ablution al aav fxh
ne from aquilt 10 lace curtain or eami,ric hand
Aerchiei, arr equally within the canaritv of m
LII ZEN IL he fastened 10 .nv mi
ana taken OF at will. ' ~"
No matter how deep rooted p.eIu.i,es mag ~
isi against washing Machines the Innmenf IN,
niue machine l. seen to perform its wonler- ali
uouote oi lis emeaey and utility are banishe,i an Il
tAle uoubtor aud dctractpr at one. became m.
last friends OF the machine
We have testimonials without END selling t,r,h
" numerous advantages over all Others AMI
Hoin hundreds who have thrown aside the an
Wieidy useless machines, which nave si-n,iI,
iAted - accomplish the object promised ~ prom
ihsAt ana IoaI sounding advert se.neut,
~ IS A. perfect for washing a. wringer n tnr
"IlhsIhs ihs price, another paramount induce.
iheht 70 purchasers, has been placed 50 low thai
ia Wiullh the reach Of every hou-ekeeper ana
thrre IL no article OF domestic economy that Will
redAy The small investment 50 soon
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hFNnN iNG LARGE TREES Nhcu il i.
desirable 10 move d large tree. the depth u
water when the ground il frozen. should
3t chosen for the operation Not ouiy
4e-ldupu> trees, but any kind OF evergreens
even hemlocks, the most difficult to remove.
may be safely transplauted at this season.
/ ! obvious that the time to prepare for
such work is before the ground becomes
frozen. trench should be dug around
she tree sufficient distance from the trunk
y leave untouched large mass OF the.
roots ana sufficiently deep that they nav
DE undermined without being disturbed
L should IN be partly filed up with
leaves er coarse litter. which viii preserve
the bottom from freezing. In February or
March. when the frost i most severe, the
liter may BE- taken out. the tree cnmpletely
Undermined. and the frozen mass of earth
around the roots pred out Of the hole and
placed on -tOnc-hoat- II may now be
conveyed 70 IT, new home. which should
have been prepared and protected from the
frost sufficient earth from the surface or
from some rich spot should have been
places 10 the bottom Of the hole. the tree
Planted on this. and the hole filed with
similar soil. When tie spring arrives the
tree Will settle into its place without further
care, except erhaps u little filed up. aud
VIII De improved rather tnan injured.
BALkY HoRsEs-rhe brain of a horse
seems TO entertain but one thought at A
time; for this continued whipping is out OF
the question, and ouly confirms his sinh
born resolve. But if you can by any mean ,
change the di ection of his mind. give him
new subject TO think OF, nine times out of
ten you will have no further trouble in
startinZ him. As simple trick as little
pepper. aloes, or the like, thrown back on
his tongue, will often succeed by turning
attention TO the taste in his mouth sim
pie remedy is to take a couple of turns OF
common wrapping Irvine, such as grocers
use, around the fore leg just below the
knee, tight enough for the horse 10 feel.
and tie in 4 bow knot At the first ciuck
he will generally 60 dancing of, and after
going a short distance you can get out, re-
move the string to prevent injury to the
tendon in your further drive Tmi. Field
asa Farm.
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IG. p. RowELLs COLUMN
CUNDURANCO.

DLuDo. BENZ q cos w10sa Extract.
The wonderful remedy for Caneer. ~yphtlis,
scrsss'a. Ulcers, PslnsaaPy CsmpiaIuss, ~a.s
kees@, and All Chrsstc Bleed Diseases, Ia pre-.
pared from The {: couisr Cuuduvnn ss mark. frem
LoJa, Ecuaior, secured by the assistance Of the
autnoFfue- OF that cou ntry II l. the most effect
we, prompt and certain alternative and Hlood
F.rtaer known. sold by all Drusgi.ts IN PIN;
BOTTLES, having on them our name, trade marx
and directions. Send for . circular. Once and
Laboratory. No. 90 Cedar 81. y. Y.
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The object In establishing this Institution
va. 10 attain the greatest perfection in the
preparation. practice and use Of Vegetable
Remedies. and 10 secure a permanent place
where Families, Invalids. or any person could
obtain the best medical advice, and such rem
edies n, each nigh, require. without the use
Of poisonous drugs.
Or. Greene has been Physician q the insti-
tu,c since is foundation, nov more Than
twenty Ave years. Few men have had 50
large experience in the treatment Of chronic
diseases. DR. Greene is in his fifty -hnh year
and has devoted his iifr p this branch 4 ais
profession. and his success. VIC believe Is with
CUT parallel
Among the diseases 10 which he give. es-
pcoisl attention may be noticed Cancer. Scrof-
uia. Catarrh, Bronchitis Consumption. Heart
Disease, Neuralgia, Asthma. Nervousness,
rheumatism, Paralysis, Spinal Diseases, pys-
pepnA, Liver Complaint, Female Complaints,
Paint stomach. Erysipcla-, White swelling,
salt Rheum. Canker, Deafness Kidney DIS
eases seminal Weakness, Sc
Dr. Grecnc's Medical Pamphlet. drscrip-
tive Of diseases ami their proper treatment, viii
bc sent free TO .nvaliis.
Address L GREENE, VI n.
"a Temple Place, Boston. Mass
August Is. ls7i. lysaFH
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SEMl-WEEKLY JOURNAL,
Published Iu~sAA,s and BrtSa,.

'i'i'li'ii.E al The ursr Il Eht-s als. preceding
iai r'siVN- 20 a." nlAr.et- -hly n.Ns eli anil 7.
t-tfE+H!4s valuable Tot bus ne-- 81 Tie ruun.
tn well for families uao Do aog ar, :. la. !
aa4is. and want the nrws oftaner than 5nc- a Vol
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lsCnlN-Nlnlc Clothing.

Gus 10 tA+ttoHabir manner. AMI NvI uaaI- anl
lrlmlurT. suitable ipF lhr Merchant. Me hAHts.
kaftarr ~ I.zfsurtns man. vLi-h 5. now uG.r.-.
a. The lowest I-lssIhl- pfig~ FOX ASH
The furpish4nG IaTtuacui calrArca ali that a..
urs OF dcstFaulr, sa.a a.
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,'ktAl LITERARY. RkiI',Ipt-> wEhkIN
NJ "~fAfhR Agents having great .as.-..
'i"' TOOK - aaIics IA m"atas, another ~. ~
- lay. another li-ia a week one 4. ia one tat
aNd many others o,gualiy vcii. making from
And 81" 10 80 par dsy- lakes un .lxtsg' A. Oh
az ~ who kNows sAys. - think il the Rl>I
~ >I>E~> foR CA>NA>~tR> ENEK uFFEE
10 s-stty ds'l Dot .Rsa 90 s.-ostcr- I'Sy. trs
ter fban any book sseRcyr = tara chAnrs Ia
isfs kf
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POSTERS and PROGRAMMES
printed ct this Office.
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Fashionable (.nsm..nt.
Diagonal Cloths.

hsc1s rsHsiAnur "a haAsI large ami well
trlnrt-rl .tork %
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RIMS BONE AND BONE SPAWN.

ir"i. T. MiCuAFi's Medicine. "a Al ,,,,,,, -.
y t+N above u eigai dAl,. mater how l.px
-.Ahiins. @nd no car or sseil.ng Will remain
ai4't nrA4eH Agents prtrc for removing. tA,.tu II.
LON sio y az and warranted To cure OF % ~
"a 'lt AAs" by mail for either OF tbs above
-. 'Aoh additional ono On sAuc horse - Il.
t"Shtg night for sale. T. MICHAEI p.o... Nh
SO1D ~ AZ Aa-A victim of early ,,,.
- hiscrciios. Causing nervoa. dsi,tlitY me-
mature decay. etc. having tTi-i la vatn every
AN''fh~i remedy. has discovered a .tmul.
m AAs q sell cure. which h- viii .-nl 10 hi III,
80 'suhsrcr' Address II. REEVES. = Ma.
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Farm for Sale

60 n" tasar5nE pgn..c waui = ,aie gnI.rr and
fi'@'' @ptIl ?" thi+ Axrnrf l-rftr~ atufing sg.r
~A"f"- g." a. q. NJ % nil, Ag~as
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PETERS
MUSICAL
MONTHLY
WIDE AWAKE :: ss% As;'ss'''
HENRY WARD REECnER.S

Tcnch p1l hruaos-suhiect- LIFE SIN
gsLslie IA SMILES of brEinal bA FAluita..s
frAIN AN Al u ~
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TEYH ~oarits-l uy HI>> co.
H2IN Frhlisll.rs SCHMIDT, AZ
ialuHkuRJ Ei'AN 3, PARK Row ny
iHtntF Dis. grars fAfFIieurr.
failt .h3ct- r.st tanning Az NJ I.4aa usth fa3f
dIr'-rtians box ~ "hiAln iateais. irr..
4 laubH tafuus 80 IT, t.1grs. rsuiair4us e..
>-~ t-n.a. ht c..artls- aua Ail ilf-r Ctii--. Ias
, -fsslas. vt N,=cilanistl Movement. Fst..s
Lass az rulcs for Obtaining Fa'rats. Lia4.t#I ua
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-11-23
A Thrilling Adventure.

1t was a clear, balmy day in June when
|, Richard Dawson, midshipman, at home
in Cornwall after two years cruise,
looked up three of my old schoolmates for
a row along the coast in yawl hired of
waterman, and we'll freighted with all that
was needed to make the day merry one.
Away we went, four of the most light
hearted lads living. Bob Trelawny stroke,
myself with pair of sculls, Tom Davis in
the bow-rowIng random; and Billy Finch,
our little coxswain, saucily hugging him
self on the dwarfish stature which exempt
ed him from any greater share in our
labors
With many quib at each Others ex-
pense, our laughter waking up the echoes
of the curiously veined cliffs towering
above us, we glided along the picturesque
coast; sometimes passing beneath huge
blocks of granite, which seemed to need but
touch to topple them down upon our
trail craft; sometimes catching glimpses of
tiny coTes, whose beauty no foreign scenery
| have ever visited exceeded. Into one of
these our coxswain steered us when we be-
gan tG show symptoms of fatigue, skillfullv
taking US thror.g the narrow inlet between
the rocks that concealed it from casual OBJ
servers.
Perhaps the dark hours that followed
helped TO imprint on my memory the peace
ful beauty of that spot, for | can conjure
up-even now that years have passed over
my head-every detail of the fair picture;
the high banks hemning in the mimic bay,
covered to their SUBMITS with heather and
4 the endless variety of ferns that flourish in
( the rich alluvial soil; the trees crowning
the heights, the sighing of the soft breeze
that stirred their branches, and the musi-
cal cadence Of falling water as innumerable
little rivulets bounded from rock to rock in
glistening cascades, or like silver serpents
threaded their way toward the murmuring
see, The scene was so lovely that even
the merourial spirit of our coxswain was
impressed by it, and he stopped in the
midst OF one of his favorite ditties TO ex
claim:
"By jove, Its sublime
In "reminiscences of our happy school
days, and song after song from he Mario
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-11-23
VOL. XIII.
RAChROAE.

BACKBONE.
When you see a fellow mortal
Without fixed and fearless views,
Hanging on TIE skirts of others,
Walking in their cast-off shoes,
Bowiug low to wealth or favor,
With abject, uncovered head.
Ready to reject or waver,
Willing to be drove or led.
Walk yourself with frmer bearing,
Throw your moral shoulders hack,
Show your spine has nerve and marrow
Just the things which his must lack.
A stronger worI
Was never heard
In sense AMI tone
Than this backbone.
When you see theologian
Hugging close some ugly creed,
Fearing to reject or question
Dogmas which his priest may read;
Holding back all noble feeling,
Choking down each manly view,
Caring more for signs and symbols
Than to know the g ood and True;
Walk yourself with frmer bearing,
Throw your moral shoulders back,
Show your spine has nerve and marrow
Just the thing which his must lack
\ stronger wori
Was never heard
In sense and tone
Than this back bone.
When You see politician
Crawling through contracted holes,
Begging for some fat position
In the ring or at the polls,
With no sterling manhood in him,
Nothing staLle broad or sound,
Destitute of pluck or ballast,
Double-sided all around;
Walk yourself with frmer bearing,
Throw your moral shoulders back,
Show your spine has nerve and marrow
Just the things which his must lack.
4 stronger word
Was never heard
In sense and tone
Than this, backbone.
\ modest song and plainly told
The text is worth a mine of gold;
For many men must sadly lack,
\ noble stiffness in the back.
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THE PILOT.

Space Nv I'm 3m | 6m ly.
/ 50. 500 $500 s4O0 IS 90 ss 90
So. 80 800 90 800 l5 90
IA col. 400 6 90 500 Is 90 25 90
II col 600 10 % IS 90 IS 90 As 90
/ col 10 90 IS 90 25 90 IS co 80 90
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JOSEPH SNMES,

Dealer In Stoves; al-o Manu- of Tin, Sheet
iron, snd CNupe--N All kids at pairing done
Kirh h-rt between York ami Buffalo, hanl'"yor.
Wis l3-I4y1
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One inch in space Or less constitutes a
Square.
Legal NOTICES at Statute prices-6O
cents per folio tone hundred words first
insertion 80 cents per folio for each sub
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Professional or Business Cards, not to
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Yearly advertisers may change their ad-
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We will constantly keep on hand and for
sale all kinds of Leather. to-wit: Sole
Leather, Upper Leather, Kip Skins, Calf
Skins. Moroccoes, Linings, also Boot and
Shoe Findings, &c. at the lowest market
prices,
AT THE OLD STAND ON EIGHTH ST
EUGENE S. SHsRMAN. LOUIS SHERMAN.
febl6-ly.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-05-05
Ntw aOprrtistmtnfs
Bucklands.

We wish every one to know that
they can buy goods in our Line of
us cheaper and ofbetter quality than
can be bought any where else in the
city. We always buy direct from
first hands, and are thus enabled to
sell at the very lowest prices.
We make it a point to furnish on
ly Pure Drugs and Chemical. Our
Patent medicine, we warrant every
bottle to be genuine. Our Tincture
Syrups, &c. DC, are prepared by our
Pharmacutist, DR.. G. A. GEssNER.
with great care, accuracy and of Sc
lected drugs. Every one can rely
on getting Tinctures, Syrups &c.,
made strictly according to the U. S.
Dispensatory. Our Prescription De
partment is also under the exclusive
care Of DR.. G. A. GEssNER, and we
have the largest and best selected
Stock, and put up Prescriptions s0ith
greater care, and Of better materials
than any qOhere else in Fremont, or
for that matter as well as any where
in the State. This department we
have made speciality for the last
year, and to show that we are head
quarters in this line we only have to
say that we have in the last year dis
pensed over twelve thousand (12,-
OOO) Prescriptions, which is endorse
ment enough for any one to see that
our Pharmacy is the place to have
your Prescription compounded.
We are Agents for the celebrated
brand of Beymer, Bauman d Cos,
Pure White Lead, which is gaining
such a large reputation in the west,
not by any extensive advertising but
merely on its own mereits. 1t is the
whitest White Lead sold, as well as
being strictly pure, and ground finer
than any other lead in the market.
It is the best. We warrant every
can.
Our Boiled and Raw Oil, we guar
rantee every gallon to be strictly
pure. We are Head Quarters for
Paints of every kind and description,
selling more than any two houses
combined in the city.
Wall Paper, any one wishing to
Paper, will miss it very much, if
they do not look through our
samples first. We have the largest
stock in the city, all this Spring
styles. No trouble to show goods
if you don't buy. Only if you wish
Paper don't fail to look through our
sto TX. We also keep a large stock
of Window Papers, cheap.
Re are AgentsfOr the Great Amer
ican and China Tea Co., and guaran-
tee to sell better Tea at twenty-five
cents a pound less, than can be
bought elsewhere. A fine Stock of
Books, Stationary, Brushes, Fancy
Goods, Notions, Perfumes, and in
fact every thing usually kept in a
drug and book store.
Wishing every one success, and
asking a share of your Patronage
We are yours Respectfully,
S. BUCKLAND & SON.