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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-12-29
NE1eHBoRRooD NEWS.

WYANDoT Co, GA son of Andrew Gregg,
Of Sycamore township, had his leg broken on
the 29th, by being thrown from buggy
A double headed baby has been on exhibition
in Upper Sandusky.-Upper Sandusky has
a city cow.-The local of the Union is all
torn up because his girl has left town.
OTTAWA Co., o.-They do have q world Of
trouble in this county in one way and anoth-
er. First one editor lies, than another, and
SO on, at least SO it is claimed; then an out
slider lies, and so a continued wrangIe is kept
up,-The poor in Port Clinton, suffer for
want of attention-The town council, in
Port Clinton, would rather have open liquor
saloons, free fights, &C., all night than to pass
an ordinance requiring them to close at ten
o'clock.-A son of Josiah Jones, of Elmore,
was severely wounded by the accidental dis
charge of gun, last week
HENRY Co. GA drunken fellow in Nap
oleon, struch the Marshal with a sluug shot
last week, when he attempted to arrest him.
"A young man living near Napoleon, was
thrown from a wagon and Instantly killed ,ons
day last week.-A stranger was found dead
near Napoleon, one day last week, and from
what evidence exists it is supposed he COM
mitted suicide.
HARDIN Co., O.-Kenton is to indulge in a
leap year party, on January lst-Kenton
will soon be lighted with gass.--A disas-
trous runaway occurred in Kenton one day
last week.
SUMMIT, Co., O.-The Akron Beacon has
passed into the hands of the Beacon Publish
ing Company-The Sons of Temperance at
Akron, have the finest hall in the state. -
The question of erecting q Soldiers Monu-
ment, in Akron, is being agitated. a horri-
bic accident occurred in Copely township, on
Friday morning Of last week, by which two
ladies, Mrs. Bissel and Mrs. Woodruff, were
thrown from buggy,the former was instantly
killed, and the latter seriously injured.
WooD Co., GA boy in Perrys burg was
seriously injured, one day last week, by being
thrown against brick wall, by a German
teacher.-Mrs. Stewart Anderson, of Bowl
ing Green, was taken to NeWburg last week,
on account of lnsanity.-An attempt was
male TO break into the house of E. Tuller,
near Tontogony, on Friday night of last week.
The burglars found man at home with q
revolver.
DELAWARE Co. GA colored individual
named johnson, attempted to break into the
house of Mrs. Russell, at Delaware, one night
last week, but finally fell into the hands of the
Marshal.-Thieves abound in the vicinity of
Delaware.
SENECA Co., O.-Court is in session at Tif-
fn.--Mr. W. Haas, a work man in the Tifhn
Agricultural Works, was struck in the fore
head, by block weighing about pound, and
severely injured last week.-Gen. Gibson
lectures in Republic on the 29th.-A. N.
Collins, the Temperance Lecturer, has been at
Republic. A little child of Mr.. Eli Dick, of
Green Springs, attempted to swallow a screw
about an inch long recently. It lodged in the
windpipe and caused the child's death, before
assistance could be rendered.-The AGrerti-
ser rejoices because the Mayor Of Tifin is alb
sent on visit.
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Meyer & Helbick vs. Theo Strickland, ct a
Land. HP.
W Boyden Us Theo strickland-Money
Judgment by default.
wB Corey vs. D Harris, ct ALTO set
aside viii. II.
Bo4rd of Education of Clyde Va NJ Benuer-
Money. T.
-JL Ames Ls&Ms RR-Land. T.
Celina Mennaeh vs. Hugh Mennsgh-Di-
vorce. Dismissed.
Levi Benfer vs. John Williver-Relief. II.
n Britton q Co vs. P Closs-Mcney. Con-
tinued.
S H Smith vs. Richard Peach-Money.
Settled.
] H Lennon VS. G II Steward-Money. T.
Belinda MotteF VS. D F Brown-Replevin.
T.
AT Miller vs. D F Brown-Replevin. T.
Geo Endsley VS. Oscar Lefener-Appeal.
Judgment for defendant
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

PIrTsBURG, Dec. 27.-East Liberty-Cattle ar
rivals very light prospects favorable; market live
ly; best G I a6 Z Stoekers SKa44: Sheep, arrivals
light; prospects fair; best 81 as y; medium 4Ha54
Two; prospects fair; Philadelphia 81 7Oa4 u.s. Yonk
ers e. goa 80.
BUFFALO, Dec. 27.-Cattle Receipts-Only two
cars Stock scarce and wanted lPrices &a &c better
IS IS; A Illinois, l,275 lbs, IS U.s. 81 Ohio, l027 to
462 lbs, "a S74 "A IS; Sheep-suppiy l,600; market
steady; prices 4e better; sales 308 Canada sheep,
l92 10 ISl Ibs IS 1885, 2I5 Canada lambs 80 lbs at
al; 81 Ohio sheep, IS lbs, IS so. Hogs receipts,
400 market dull prices easier; salsa 81 q SKA
50 for medium 70 eeod,
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BLACK SWAMP.
Dec. oath, 1871.

Dec. oath, 1871.
ED. JoURNAL:-Seeing your notice that you
desired correspondents in each Of the town
ships, I have concluded to drop you a few
lines from this locality. HesSville, don't ap-
pear to havs the faculty of growth very much,
as but one dwelling has been erected here in
the past five years. It has too much Of the
Democratic element to make much progress
or improvement. Five years ago there was
but one Republican voter here, now, however,
thereare FIVE, out of about thirty voters. Man
fest desting will yet outnumber the other ele-
ment It contains dry good store, 2 saloons,
/ tavern, wagon shops, blacksmith shops,
shoe shops, l. harness shop and a postOHice,
and is to have cooper shop and basket fac
tory. It has l physician and clergyman to
minister to its physical and moral being. The
saloons and taverns are usually open on Sun
days. Drinking and dancing are the princi-
pal business. The village has need of a tem-
ance lecturer. W.
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III Mannered.-It is often noticed that
some persons never visit public entertain
ments, except to indulge in low and unbecom-
ing rldicule of those who take part in the en-
tertainment, whatever it may be. Such con-
duct is an unfailing mark of ignorance in all
that pertains to good breeding, and a very con-
tracted appreciation of the requirements Of
good society. Persons who derive their hap
piness from ridiculing the acts of others, or
striving to prejudice others against certain
ones whom they dislike, have very shallow
claims upon respectabiity. Such conduct is
regarded with utter contempt by well bred
people, and those who indulge in it are looked
upon with the same feelings
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DryfoOs q Bro.-This firm have been as
sociated with the business of our city for SO
long a time, that their name has gone out
among all the people, and their fame as cloth
ing merchants has spread in all the regions
round about We notice that every year their
stock is increased. T6is is owing to the fac
that every year their trade increases, patrons
multiply, and in order to keep pace they are
obliged to increase their assortment and stock.
This year they have already received fall and
winter goods, in immense quantities, and On
their counters and shelves may be seen huge
piles Of suits, for men and boys, over coats,
cloths aud cassimers of every price and kind.
They have also large stock of gents furnish
ing goods, atlOw prices. They simply wish to
remind their customers that they are now
ready to supply all demands for fall and win
ter goods. 42-f
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Milky way.-on Saturday evening, the
milkman who drives in a covered vehicle, left
his steed for moment while he delivered a
little of the laeteal to a customer. The ami
NAL felt Christmas coming, and regardless Of
the precious cargo started of in manner that
upset the carriage, and sent the cans rolling
on the ground, and the precious huid flowing
to disastrous waste. The chagrin of the milk
man was like unto that of the milkmsid, who
saw her much coveted calico "au split upon
the ground" The milk wagon is being re-
naired for further uss.
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To Those who are Bowed Down by
nervous Debility, and despair of ever recover
ing the vigor and mien OF manhood we ear
nestly recommend De. WALKERS CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BITTERs. Before they have finished
the first bottle, they will feel the restorative
principle at work in every portion of their
broken-down systems and hope will spring up
in their hearts. No case of Dyspepsia Bilious
ness, Intermittent Fever, Rheumatism, Gout
or kidney disease, can resist this uneduaIled
vegetable tonic which is unpolIuted By any
distilled or fermented liquor. 52-3
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granite pedestal, making the total height o.
the monument about tlirty-fve feet. The
government has donated forty brass cannon
for it.
Subscribers can always find out show theiI
account stands" by consulting the figures a
the end Of their names Between this anC
! January, every subscriber should have those
figures changed to Jan. !, 1873. They would
look, 50 much nicer, you know, and We should
consider the change avery agreeable one. Try
Us and see. Look at the figures.
J. C. johnson, architect, has moved his
Office from near the railroad to a room in
Moore & Rawson's block, corner Of Front and
Garrison streets, where he viii be pleased TO
see any one who desires his services. Mr..
Johnsons reputation as an architect is estab-
lished, and the fact that his plans have recent
" been anopted on many large contracts,
shows that his ability is appreciated. Among
his recent achievements Is the adoption Of his
plans for a 100000 Court House at Decatur,
Indisna.
In Toledo on Saturday lest. the high wind
occasioned considerable damage. The IRE
alarm telegraph wires were blown down, and
the wires striking produced false alarm Of
fire which occasioned the steamers to turn
out. A small spire on the old Besthel build
ing was blown down about noon. The stock
OF the Toledo Wheel Company's works was
blown down. The greatest disaster was the
blowing down of about half of the spire of the
First Baptist Church. A part of 1t struck the
corner Of a dwelling house near By, making a
ruin Of the upper story at that corner, but for
tunately not injuriug any one. number of
other minor accidents occurred, but no other
material damage was done.
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Real Hgtate Trangterg.-Furni

h6al Estate auSteTS.-Eurnlshed by
W. W. Stein, County Recorder
VIM P McCord to Henrietta Crippen,
part Of lots Nos Is and 5l2, Clyde 1900
Daniel Strawman to Emanuel Wal
ter, 10 acres In section q, Wash
ington 70C
R P Buekland to Erastus Gillette, lot
No. l,47S, Fremont 5O(
John Cupp to William 81 Ickes, 90
acres in section IL, Madison I,OOC
John 81 Cross to Peter Woell, SO I-2
acres in section p, Washington 2,25(
PaulineCanfeld to Hedrich & Bristol,
undivided l-5 part Of lot No. 1858,
Fremont 50(
Peter Hershey to Jacob Seidel, l6
acres in section IS, Ballville l,2Si
| William Keil to Caroline Tice, west
part Of lot No. G, Woodville 40l
james B Wood TO Joseph Wood, 2
I Sl-l00 acres In out lot 6, Bellevue 250I
J Matz to John Leinbaugh, lot No
306, Bellevue 3SI
A Letter to John Leinbaugh, part of
lot No 207, l,50C
I Margaret O'Toole to Mary Ann Rad
ford, lot No y, Mt. Pleasant 6Ol
fJL House to Matthias House, lot No
669, Fremont S0
! 7 G Fitzsimmons 70 John Kirchner,
/ lot No. l, ,056, Fremont LOO
I Matthias House to Phillip Short, %
acres in section so, Riley l,50
! F Grover to John Whitmore, 40 scres
in section 6, York l,l0
G Ramsay TO Diana Wright, lot No
ZIG, Clyde l,0S
John Keller to Thos McQuRid, out
lot No 1893, Fremont 25l
] F Shefel to Walter Dsolin, "a I-2 acres
in section lS, Townsend 1,s0
ID z Harlnesa to WV White, lot
No 697r Clyde 100
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MarrffG.

December 25th, 1871, at the residence of the
brides fathers, Fremont, o., by Rev. W. W.
Winters, Mr.. HENRY BENNETT of Michigan
and Miss ELLEN G. BRENTHAvER of Fremont.
December 2lst, 1871, by Rev. A. Vandersoll
at the residence of the brides parents, near
Fremont, Mr.. ORRIN KEENAN, and Miss ANGE-
LINE KING, both Of Sandusky Co., Ohio.
December 2Ist, 1871, by Rev. E. Bushnell,
Mr.. CHARLES RALPH, Of Illinois, and Miss
AMELIA CLARK, daughter Of Joseph E Clark,
Esq. of Riley township.
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Pay Up, and Get the Peoples Journal
So many of our subscribers have desired US
to again offer the Peoples Journal as prem
ium for those paying in advance for 1872, that
we have succeeded in making arrangements
with its publishers so that we are enabled tc
offer it as follows: For g. 10 We Will send ouI
paper and the Peoples Journal to all sub
scribers (old or new who pay for the incoming
volume By the lst of January next. This is Q
very liberal offer, and gives all chance tC
obtain their home paper and an excellent IL
page monthly for uominally the price Of one
paper. Pay up at once, and make sure o.
both.
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To Neutralize Ofensiveness.-In
many forms we use disinfecting agents. I'M
pure BIZ b, caused by bad teeth, tobacco,
spirits or catasrsh, is nsutralized by SozoDoNT.
'Tis healthful beauti6er, and grand luxury
use, rem aia ID as fragrant as rose, and cold
ness by friends or lovers, will be no longer
noticed.
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Take Notice

Subscribers at a distance, Chose receiving
their papers in single wrappers,) are notified
that after January l, 1872, We will not send
out any papers in that way, unless paid in ad-
rance, except to those persons whom past ex-
perience has demonstrated do pay.
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Edwin c. Burt's Premium Work
Meng & Altaffer have the exclusive sale of
Edwin c. Burts Work in Fremont. They
have them for Ladies, Misses and Children, in
French Kid, Curacao Kid, fine Pebbled Goat
and Serge. DO not aIlOS0 yourself to be i'm
posed upon By other dealers, tOhO claim thsy
are selling Btrt's Work, as they have not got
them. Burt stamps his brand on the bottom
of every pair.
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Something for the people Of York, Green
Greek, Ballville and Sandusky townships.
S. M. Lutes, agent, is now offering to the peo-
pie of the abave townships, valuable Family
Bible, which contains a Bible Dictionary.
This is something not usually found in a
Family Bible, but is an important addition.
Parents who wish to have a nice keepsake for
their children should not fail to secure copy
of this work. Mr.. Lutes has taken orders for
81 Of these bibles in Riley township. He is
also taking orders for farmers book entitled
allow to make the Farm Pay" which is print
ed both in English and German; and also fol-
work entitled the "Year of Battles" He
has also railroad and township map, Of
Ohio, for which he is taking orders and which
he is selling rapidly. He will call upon the
people of the above named townships, and So
icit their patronage, for either or all of these
valuable publications. 51-52
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Meng & Altafer manufacture to order,
from best french Stock, at reasonable prices
and guarantee to fit you. Their Store is on
Corner of Front and Croghan Street, Tylers
Block, Fremont, o. lStf
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Apples and Potatoes Wanted.-E.
II. Underhill will pay the highst market
price for Apples and Potatoes. 5000 bush
els wanted Immediately at his building, east
end of the bridge. 37-tf
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Guardian.-our emaciated friend, Mr.. J..
H. Hood, and his partner Mr.. A. K Hand, of
the Guardian Mutual, were in the city last
week and paid US a short visit. The arduous
Iabors of life insurance do not seem to effect
the portly presence of J. e. They intend to
visit our city again soon in the interest of the
company, and as it is argOOd one we expect
they will do an extensive business.
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Toledo Market.

ToLEDo. o., Dec. Is, 1871.
Thefolloving we're theelosing prices;
WHEAT-$l.36Hel,4 Az.
CORN-4sc
OATS-S94c.
SALT. .05 20.
DRESSED H0GS-e4T5a4, 80.
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Buffalo Boots.-We have not got one
thousand cases of Buffalo Boots. But we have
got enough to supply every man and boy with
pair in Sandusky and adjoining counties.
They are as near 'oater proof as any Boot can
be made out OF leather. They are all warran-
ted to give satisfaction in every particular, or
money refunded. MENG & ALrAFFER.
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Four Evils.-Whoever habituaIly uses
any alcoholic preparations as an appetizer"
will be likely to suffer from four evils, viz: an
overplus of food in the stomach, impaired
ability to digest it, the pangs of dyspepsia, and
a doctors bill. DIR. WALKERS VINEGAR BIT
TIERS, the great Teetotal Restorative of the
age, without over stimulating the palate or ir-
ritaing the stomach, imparts healthful ap-
petite, promotes digestion, regulates the liver
and bowels, purifes the blood, and thus, in
stead of entailing four evils, confers four in
estimable benefits 1852.
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SCHOOL Books, suited to the wants of
COUNTRY SCHOOLS in all parts of the County,
can be found at the Drug Store of THOMAS,
GRUND 81 LANG.
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CLYDE.


We had only few moments leisure time, in
Clyde, on Tuesday, and probably did not ac-
quaint ourselves with all that is disturbing the
minds Of its citizens We made raid upon
the Office of Lennon & French, and found
the latter gentleman tearing frantically about
the Office, in search of pocket compass, as he
wished to visit Fremont, provided he could
come safely equipped. Lennon is so intent
upon the idea of becoming resident of San
dusky, as to be oblivious to such minor Incl
dents as might occur in Clyde. We felt a
deep desire to have Bro. White smile upon US
once more, and proceeded to the office, butwere
informed that he had gone to public dinner
the day before, and had not yet returned. In
the postosice; however, we came upon him,
trying to revive some dead letters, and looking
in the waste basket for Eve or six OF the last
numbers OF the Messenger which he says Van
must have forgotten to send as he has not re-
ceived them.
The cloud Of iniquity which has been rest
ing on Clyde for some time, seems to be
breaking away. The venders Of strong drink
dL6 mhltAALl luN ASsADiA VI tAo IA
lance, with considerable anxiety. If the peo-
pie of Clyde will move with determination,
they can soon be as free from dram shops, as
is our own moral city.
The strong gale, on Saturday. swept over
Clyde with considerable force, and demolished
the steeple of the n E. Church. This build
ing Is comparatively new, having been erected
within the past three or four years. On Tues
day evening, the dramatic troupe gave an en-
tertainment in one of the public halls, which
concluded with dance. Clyde is much given
to this art, and never fails to attach dance for
the concluding attraction of all public Occa-
sions.
A Christmas dinner for the public was pro-
vided in one of the halls, on Christmas day.
Forster says that Whites appetite was not in
the least impaired by the array of good things
that was spread. The new block is approach
ing completion, and will add materially to the
appearance of Main street.
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Brackets, ParIor Brackets, the cheap
est and most beautiful patterns ever brought
to Fremont, or any other place. Go and see
the styles at Cross 4sH
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TOYS, Dolls, and HOLIDAY GOODS of all
kinds and sizes, and at all prices, for sale by
THOMAS, G3UND & LANG.
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9iea

In Toledo, on Christmas Eve, GEORGIA, on.
ly child of George R. and Anna Haynes, aged
l2years months and q days.
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$4,000 lbs. of Butter, and $1,000 doz. Eggs,
or which we will pay the highest market
pricein cash. D. GARYIN & Co.
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SUNDAY SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES will find
our stoN4 large and complete, and our prices
Uery J0'O. Do not buy until you have called
on THOMAS, GRUND & LANG.
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BY Special Arrangement, we are able
to extend the offer to supply the Peoples Jour
nal to all subscribers paying in advance for
1872 during the month Of January. Bear in
mind then that S2lO, paid during the month
of January viii secure you the Journal and
Peoples Journal for one year. Come in.
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PHoToeRAPmo ALBUMS of all kinds, sizes,
and prices, for sale at the Drug Store of
THOMAS, GRUND & LANG.
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TnterchanGing spectaclss. genuine
pebbles and pure crystals, warranted to suit
any ones sight. Call and see for yourself and
be convinced, at Cross.
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LEPPELMAN's.

Some Beautiful Sets of Jewelry, just the
thing for Christmas present for your wife or
sweetheart, on exhibition at
1852 LEPPELMAN's.
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The Atlantic and Pacific TeIe-
graph Co., having established a permanent
office Office in the Grocery Store of Mr.. P. Close
would respectfully solicit the patronage Of the
public, and assure them that their business will be
done with prOmptness and dispatch. 5lyl
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10000 Bushels Potatoes Wanted.
By z. H. Underhill, for which the highest
market price viii be paid. Enquire at his
building, East end of the bridge. s7-tf
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ShOemakers will find the very best Sole
and Upper Leather, heavy and anei also every
description Of Findings at Dorr & Sons.
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MAN AND WIFE.

Essays for Young Wen. on the great
SOCIAL EVILS and ABUSES, which interfere
With MARRIAGE-with sure meads of relief for
the erring and unfortunate, diseased and debili-
tated. Sent free in sealed envelopes. Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. s. Ninth ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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Youngman is now on hand with an I'm
mense stock OF clothing, for men and boys,
which should be examined before you make
your purchases. Att
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Meng & Altafer keep the largest and
best selected stock OF Boots and Shoes, Hats
and Caps ever kept in Fremont; as you viii
see by taking look through their store. Their
motto is to not be undersold by any house in
/ the county, Try them and see FOR yourself,
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DOrr & Son desire to remind their patrons
and the public that they have Just received full
stock Ofthe celebrated Buffalo Boats, for mems
and boys wear;