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Instructions to Bidders and Post
masters,

Containing also, conditions to. be in
corporatrd in the contracts to the
extent the Department may deem
proper.
j. Seven minutes are allowed to
each intermediate Office, not otherwise
specified. for asserting the mails; bet
on steamboat routes there is t" be no
more delay than is sufficient for an ex-
chang Of pouches.
On steamboat lines, and other
Routes where the mode of conve, ance
admits of it. the special agents Of the
P"stnffiee Departme also P"st"ffice
blanks. mail bag-, locks and keys, are
To h- conveyed without extra charge.
3. On steamb"i lines the route agents
of the Department are to be conveyed
without charge; and for their use a
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- CLEANING PAINT.-Wet the
paint with warm water; then with
a damp cloth, dipped in whiting
instead of soap, rub the paint. 1t
will look as well as new. and is
much easier cleaned and saves
the paint.
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II. EB;. Pant,
BOOT AND SHOEMAKER,
IN MINDEE, Ia.

DeSpectiuliy announces to his a
Ia friends and customers OF Bos- So
sler parish, that he keeps constantly 81
on hand large AMI well-assorted stock of
French CalfSkias MorOccos, etc.,
&c, and is prepared 10 make Boots and
Shoes of the best quality and most approved
style.
Having had many years experience in
shoe making, he tiatters himself that he can
turn out as neat a job "a any shop in or out
Of New Orleans. He promises to give salts
faction. yGn6
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Form of Proposal, Guarantee, and
Certificate.
PROPOSAL.

The undersigned - -, whose
post office address is -. county of
-. State "f -. proposes tn convey
the mails nf the United States. from
July ! 1871, to June 30, 1875, on
route NJ. -. between -- aud -,
under the advertisement OF the Post
master General. dated Sept uihcr 30,
1870. with ..eelerity cerulinty. aud Sc
curitv.'' Tor tue annua! sum uf - dol
iaTs.
This proposal is made with full
knowledge Of the distance of the route.
the weight uf the mail to be carried.
and all other particulars in reference 10
he Route and service. and also i.fler
careful examination If the laws and iu
structions attached to. the advertise
mcnt.
.-.g..r [Signed-
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GGciaE ID foCG9ry,

Ulysses :. Grant. of Illinois, Pr~-i
dent.
3chuvlcr Cnlfax, of Indiana, Vic"
President.
James g. Blaine. of Maine, Speaker of ,
the House of Representative.
THE CABINET.
Hamilton Fi>h, of New YrIk, reta-
ry of State
General BcIknap. Secretary nf War.
George Vi. R"hcs"ri, 1t NV Jersey,
Secretary of Nary.
George =. Boutwell, of Massachusetts,
Secretary of Treasury.
Jacob J, Coz, of Ohio, Secretary efIn-
terror.
A. r Ak"rman, of Georgia, Attorney
General.
J. A.. j CreswrH, of Mary land, Post
mas or General.
Columbus DrIar". of Ohio. Commits
sgnurr 81 Internal Revenue.
MINISTER'S TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
John j. Motley. of Massachusetts, to
E: gland.
Z. 4. Wa,hburne. Of Illinois, to
France.
William =. Rosecrunz, of Ohio, 10
Mexico.
A.G Curtin. of Pennsylvania. tn Rus
sia.
George Bancroft, of Massachusetts. To-
Prussia.
Georg e p Marsh, of Vermont, TO Italy.
J. Ross Browne, of California, to Gu
nu.
Daniel E. Sickles, of New York, to
Spain.
Henry NJ. Watts, of Pennsylvania, to
Austria.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
Salm p. Chase, of Ohio, Chief JUS
tico.
Nath.a Clifford, of Maine, Associate
Justice,
Samuel Nelson, Of New York, Associ-
ate justice.
r. c. Grier. of Pennsylvania, A<soci-
are Justice.
David Davis, Of Illinois, Associate
Justice.
y. A. Swayne, If Ohio, Associate JUS
tice.
Samuel f. Miller, Of Iowa. Associate
Justice.
Stephen Field, ofCalifurnia, Associate
Justice.
ARMY.
". T. Sherman of Ohio, General Com
msnding.
?. II. Sheridan, Of Ohio, Lieutenant
General.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT OF
LOUISIANA.
Z. II Durrrll, Of New Orleans, Judge
J. Morgan. OF New Orleans, District
AttDru' v.
/ d Urhan. Of NV Orleans, Cle:k.
). d. Packard, of New Orleans, Mar
sinai.
LOUISIANA STATE GOVERNMENT.
IL. &. Warrn"th, ofNew Orleans, Gov
ern"r. .....- -. ...... --
Oscar J Dlnn. of New Orleans, Lieu
tenant Governor.
Simeon i'ri.i-n- Attorney G"nrri:'
Grorsc L. B"rec, f t. jams ..art~,>
Secretary of Siarr.
Antninr DIbuciet. Errrnii ion Trca
.urer.
james Graham, If Nrw ORR "a, A. e.
tor.
James L"ugstrret "f NV 0 %
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a projected home for the Boston
poor it is estimated, will cost
1928. 600.
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CERTIFICATE.

Tn" undersigned. postmaster Mt -
State of - c-riifie~. IND A. HIS OATH
OF OFECE, that b. i acquainted with
the above gInrantors. amd knows them
to be men Of property. and. abb to
make god their guaranty, and that
bidder aud guurantUrs are above the
age of 81 years. 1885,.
[Signel.l
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United States Mails.
L0riStAN4.
LOCISs 4 NJ
Posi- 0FFICr DEPARTMENT,


Posi- 0FFICE DEPARTMENT,
Wa>hiHgtnn. sect. MINI ~. i-sc )
DRGPuSA4 : WI b" received n
L the Contract Ofics of This DE-
rartnent until J .. IN. &c March 1. ISL.
far conveying the maii~ Il ia United
States. FROM July !. 1871 {" .lrmr 80
1873. IN the tate ns LOUISIANA, "p
rh,- routes aud ~ the schedules &c de-
pnrtuIr- aud mTiral- herein >prcifi 4.
Decisions announced by or before
March 30. 1871.
bidders will rxnmiue carefully the
forms and instructions annexed }
Tn" letters o.. q. iud cate that there
is 90 post "ffics mt the place named.
Service viii rot br let where no uffer-
exist
S054 From Bellevue, hy Cotton Valley
On o., Orchard Grove On o.
and Dorchrat IN. J, to Mag
nol'a. 30 miles aad back. once
week.
Leave Bellevue Monday, at 6 A.
NJ;
Arrive at Magnolia next day by
u NJ:
Leave Magnolia Tuesday. at P
NJ;
Arrive at Bellevue next day by
.. Is Z. II.
sos From Bellevue. by Coicvill'
Rocky Mount and Plainvili'
In. o., to ColIin>burg, 33mile:
and hack. once week. .
Leave Bellevue Monday at A
NJ;
Arrive at Co!linsburg by 6 2 NJ.
Leave Coliinsburg Tuesday at
A. NJ;
Arrive at Bellevue by 6 P. NJ;
| S056 From Bellevue. by Fillmore (n
q J, to Bossier Point In. .. }. l.
niles and back. once a week.
Leave Bellevue Wednesday at
A.. NJ;
Arrive at Bossicr Point by - NJ
Leave Bos-ier Point Wsdnesda,
at p NJ:
Arrive at Bellevue by z p. NJ.
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IN Ladies Cloaks, late styles, for sale
cU j II. REYNOLDS,
nj. sns No Z Levee St., Shreveport
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GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS.

SI1 IIONEhI, F1ACI ARTICLE, &c.
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS.
ENTe will purchase from first class Seed
w Houses il Philadrlrlil. NrE York
and Kentucky, and warrant al 70 b,. fresh
and best quality, wijhaIIt regard q name or
place o.growers. Sold by the pound or in
papers, wholesale or retail. 3d. 30.
AGENTS FOR SEWING MiCHTyES
We VIII sell Wilcox & Gibbs Machines
one third cash, the Lalance in monthly pay
rnenis. All Machines warranted
We also sell the Wheeler g. Wilson, Home
Shuttle and the II lowe
y Corner Milan and Spring streets.
Shreveport. auSiy
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-09-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ernherant HenIth


Is blessing vouchsafed to but few. Even those
who have been favored by nature with strong con-
stitutions and vigorous frames are apt to neglect
the precautions necessary to preserve these pre-
cious endowments. Indeed, as a rule, the more
healthy and robust a man is the more liberties he
is inclined to take with his physique. 1t is some
consolation CO the naturally weak and feeble to
know that they can be so inyigOratei and builtup.
BY proper use of the means which science has
placed at their disposal, as to have much better
chance of long life, and exemptions from disease
and pain, than the most athlethic of their fellows
who are foolish enough to suppose themselves in
vulnerable, and act accordingly.
1t is not to much to say that more than half
the people of the civized world need an Occasional
tonic to enable them to support the strain unon
their bodies and minds, which the fast life of This
restless age occasions. In fact pure yzholesonne
unexciting tonic is the Srand desideratrm nj ~ .
busy millions, and they have the article in Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters. It is a staminal medicine
a It imparts permanet strenth to vealr SvstaT1s'
and invigorates del ate constitutions It's repnfa,
ton and its sales have steadily increased. 5jom-
petitive preparations have been introduced oI Ii6
ttuts and, as far as the public is Concerned TJ
1aalfSett17t in the hope of rivalinR IT, buf fbav
have all either persisted in the attempt. or bas11
left far in the 1t has been the great medical
success of the century, and it is quite certain fbaf
no proprietary medicine in this country is as wide
ly known, or as generally used.
Ten lightning presses, running ineessantIy tsun
days excepted, the whole year through, beariv
supply the demand for the illustrated Almanac
in whic the nature and uses of the preparation are
set forth, the circulation now being over ei0bt
millions year.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF FREMONT.

l.
Schooner n. C. West, Capt Skinner, arrived
light on the 3D.. Cleared on the Sd with 9,2OC
bushels wheat for Tilotson & Co.
Barge United, Capt -, arrived on the
Sth, with lumber for Bowlus 81 Co. Cleared
on the 10th light.
Schooner Fostoria, Capt Dick, arrived light
on the 18th. Cleared on the 18th with I4,2OC
bushels wheat for Foster d Co.
Schooner H. D. Root, Capt Grant, arrived
on the 18th, with cargo of sundries. Cleared
on the 10th, with cargo of lumber for West &
Dana.
Tug Odd Fellow, with barge in tow on the
18th.
Barge Niagara, Capt. -, arrived on the
18th, with cargo of lumber for Edgerton &
Bro. Cleared on the 22d light
Schooner FOstoria, Capt. Dick, arrived on
the Dist light. Cleared on the 22d, with Il, 200
bushels wheat for Foster 6s Co.
Schooner n. C. West, Capt. Skinner, arriv-
ed light on the 22d. Cleared on the 23d, with
$500 bushels wheat, for Gusdorf & Co.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-09-01
THE GOLD NUGGET.

81 wish had found" it The young boy said,
That nugget of gold in the mining bed,
The preacher may say what he pleases, but oh
would like to have found it, that is so.
81 tell you it is a nice thing to have gold,
And plenty of good things before one is old,
To live in palace and take your ease,
Or round the world travel, just as you please
my horses and carriage, I tell you would shine
My broadcloth and diamonds would look
very fine,
'lly servants would come and 90, Pnbe bound
If only that nugget of gold I had found"
''Oh brother, what else did The preacher say
When he told what the miner found that
day,
Of the gift that would last when we were dead
Gods gift to man, don't you know what he
saidT"
ale said it was liie-life eternal, the gift,
Through Jesus our Lord, who this nugget
did lift.
He said it was free, and better than gold,
Could never be bought, and never be sold.
"Oh brother, 1 thought when he crept out the
door
OF those who gave him the ram from their
store
Poor men! am sure they never were told
Of the nugget of Life, and the nugget Of
gold"
Fremont, Aug 29th, 1871. LEX.
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Happy People.-By the possession of a
sea lion and another salt water fish, of giant
species, P. 7. Barnum is supremely happy.
If Gid Stewart can't be Governor, he will
turn his attention to peddling PEPPERMINT.
Josh Billings has been interviewed and i.
perfectly contented.
Nasby gets his whiskey for nothing, and
thinks himself the happiest man living
Nichols Of the Clyde Independent is learning
to wear corsets and is delighted with the rapid
progress he is making in the art of squeezing
Jim Fisk is happy, since he became religi.
GUS.
Fred Glessner of the Findlay Courier i,
moderately happy to think that after all he is
not married.
White of the Independent is always happy
Victoria Woodruff is happy, to think she
was not born an awful man.
Wilson of the Elmore Courier is very happy
but the cause is kept profund escret.
Horace Greely has recovered his old white
nat, and is iutensly delighted.
But the happiest person we have seen yet,
was an old genius from down country, who
sat on the pavement, the other night, smoking
an old clay pipe, and holding large package
of fresh smoking tobacco, which he had pro-
cured somewhere
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NERVOUs DEBILITY.

Thousands suffer from tt.-A weak
nervous, exhausted feeling, no energy, animation
or vigor, low spirits, confused head, weak memory
nocturnal or involuntary seminal emissions VIII
loss of power and dthreatenedimpOtsnee. The con
sequence of excesses, overwork or indiseretions
This is nervous debility, and it finds sovereign
remedy in Humphreys homeopathic Specific No
twenty-eight Thousands have been cured by
these simpls sugar pills. They tone up the syS
tenn, arrest the discharges, dispel the gloom and
mental depression, and rejuvenate the system
Price IS for apaekageof FIVE boxes and vial Of
powder, which is importantin all old long-Stand'
ing cases, or 81 per single box. Sold BY all first.
ssdruggists, and semitic any address on receipt
of the price. Address Humphreys Specific HON.
eopathie Medicine Co., 562 Broadway, New York
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A fun list Of names Of those who have sen
10 New York for supplies of the 'queer,D in
response to advertising circulars, is to be pub
lished. Let those, if any, who sought to grat
ify their cupidity in that way ''fear and trem
ble."
The 18th Of September, which viii be th'
occasion Of the Soldiers Reunion, promises tC
be day long to be remembered by our city
and we trust our AciHEens wiz unite in theil
efforts to make the occasion all that could be
desired.
Mr. H. H. Van Vlierden says we were mis-
taken, in saying that our city needed first
class dinning saloon, as he has already opened
just such an one, on the corner of Front and
Garrison strests, where meals can be procured
at all hours.
An examination into the cause of the sud
den death of Matilda Williams, at Bowling
Green, 70 which we referred last week, has
rendered it pretty certain that she died from
the effects Of poison; and Shumaker, her Sc
dncer, has been held as accessory to the muir
der.
The Fairfield Ledger says people who get
sucked in by counterfeit money and patent
right swindlers, and finally die miserable
death from coal oil explosion, are generally
those persons who don't take paper, and con-
sequently are ignorant of the tricks and decep-
tions and dangers of this deceitful and sugar
coated world.
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The Great Northern Ohio Pair
In about three weeks from now the City of
Cleveland will see the largest crowd ever as
sembled there, to view the products OF the
Farm, the Dairy, the Garden, the Poultry
Yard, the Vineyard, the Green House, the
Workshop, the Manufactures, the Stock Yard,
Fine Art, the Mines-in fact, everything in
the language Of the Circular of the Board Of
Managers, "that would conduce to the comfort
and happiness of mankind" Twenty-Five
thousand dollars are offered in premiums for
the Fair proper, and $1,000 in premiums fOr
the best trotting. Some of the most celebrated
trotting horses in the country will be on hand,
saying nothing Of the super-excellent stock Of
blooded cattle, sheep and swine.
Our readers viii remember that all railroads
carry for half price, and now viii be the time
70 witness the largest and best Fair ever held
west Of the Alleghaniss,
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Equestrianship.-As an equestrian, Van
is a success. He took his first lesson the other
day. Getting his courage and spirits up, he
singled out Frank Keefeis blind dray horpe,
which he mistook for mule, and with Quill
ters assistance, undertook to mount, but owing
to deceptive vision, cleared the animal and
landed good distance on the other side.
Keefe and Quilter coming to the rescue, he
was readjusted and restTaddled but the modest
animal resented the imposition and parted
company with its ameteur rider. Van is sat-
ished with mule riding on a blind horse.
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Nearly Drowned.-A little son of DR..
Robert Rice of this city narrowly escaped
drowning on Tuesday last In company with
two other boys. about his age, he tried the art
of swimming, in pond of water at the upper
end of Arch Street The water was very shall
low, but deep enough to cover his body, and in
some way he got under and would have been
past resuscitation in a moment more, but for
tunately was discovered and taken to the
house. Proper treatment was at once applied
and the little fellow soon recovered.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-09-01

Northern Division of L. s. & M. s.
r. R.-The active work of rebuilding the
northern division Of the Lake Shore & Michi-
gan Southern railroad from this city to Toledo
has commenced A gang of hands are at work
on the Portage River bridge, which is to be
built in the very best manner, and at the same
time made to accommodate water navigation.
The company viii leave full seventy feet pas
sage between the main pier and the embank-
ment. The contracts are now out for the whole
line, and 1T is the intention of the company
to have the entire track in condition for the
rolling stock on OF before the first of January
next. No serious delay is anticipated, the
preliminary work having been well managed
by the several gentlemen in charge of it,
SandHsky Register.
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INSTRUMENTATION

OF the 9th. 4sth and 72d Regiments
Ohio Infantry, and the 90 slno 10th
Ohio Cavalry
Arrancements have been made for a Re
union Of the above regiments at Fremont,
Ohio, on the 18th day Of September, A. D.
Is7l. All soldiers Of the vicinity, and their
friends, are invited to attend.
business meetings viii be held by the several
regiments at IL o'clock, A. NJ, as follows;
Eighth in Shomo's Hall
Forty-uinth in Orchards Hall
Seventy-second in Mammoth Hall.
Third Ohio Cavalry in Union Hall.
Tenth Ohio Cavalry, in Hall IN Buckland's
Old Block.
At P. N. a procession viii be formed and
march 70 the grove where refreshments VIII be
served, and several gentlemen viii address the
soldiers and people.
FRANK SAwYER, 1t Col. Sth Ohio.
W. H GIBSON, Col. 49th Ohio.
J. r. BARTLETT, Col. 49th Ohio.
r. P. BUcKLAND, Col. I'D Ohio.
Q. G. EATON, Col. I'D Ohio
LOUIS ZAH1L, Col Sd o. Y. G.
w. E. HAYNES, Col. 10th Ohio.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-09-01

Signs of the zodiac.-A philosopher in
the West,grown into admiration of the Cherry
Pectoral, writes DR.. Aver for instructions
under which sign he shall be bled, which blis.
tered, and which vomited, and under which
he shall take Ayere's Pills for an affection Of
the liver; also under which sign his wife should
commence to take the Sarsaparilla for her all
ment. He adds that he already knows to wean
his calves under Taurus, change his pigs in
Scorpio, cut his hair in Aries, and coax his
feet in Pisces or Aquarius as their condition
requires.
Schoolmasters, start for Wisconsin, and visit
Mr.. Ham when you get there.-Lo,oeH DAILY
NeVs
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-09-01

DR.. Libbey continues his monthly visits
at Fremont. The next will be at Cooper
House, Friday, September Sth. Ali that are
suffering and wish to be cured should consult
him on that day. He describes persons con-
dition at any distance, by simply having their
name, age and place OF residence. He cures
with natures remedies, the plants of the field
and forest. He USes no mineral medicines
scAatecer. He is perfectly able in a few
minutes to tell Just what can be done in all
cases. He fatters no person for the purpose
of getting their money. The favorable results
of his peculiar mode of treatments, in this
vicinity, are so marked that it needs no COM
ment from U.S.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-09-01
Fearful Calamity in Hungary

NEW YORK, August PA Herald special
correspondence OF the 23d says: There is a
fearful calamity in Southern Hungary, for
merly the most fertile grain producing country
in Europe One-third of the country is under
water. Bad administration has suffered the
drains, which were built to prevent the over
flowing of the river Tenis, to fall into ruin and
they gradually yielded to the pressure Of the
water, and the swollen rivers now flood the
country for miles. All the wheat crops are
gone and houses, graineries, and cattle are
Submerged in the water. There have been
unusual storms this season. The peasantry of
Southern Hungary rely yearly for sustainance
from wheat and tobacco crops. The heavy
storms have destroyed the garden fruits and
vineyards besides the grain and tobacco fields.
The severity of the government in collecting
taxes, increases the misery and poverty Of the
people, The cattle and ASSES have generally
been seized to pay taxes The peasants are
dIspondent and embittered. All the trade,
agricultural and industry in the south OF Hun
gary are ruined and famine is impending,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-09-01

Fall Styles of Hats and Caps
Meng d Altaffer have just received full line
of Fall Styles of Hats and Caps for Men,
Boys and Children. Silk Hats, Fier Hats,
Wood Hats, all kinds of Hats, are selling at
bottom cash prices. When you want a Hat
or Cap go to Meng q Altaffer for it.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-09-01
Live stock Markets.

p,-n,,,o ,noust sO.-Cattle-The receipts are
100 cars against sS7 cars last week and the
Iosret continues dull, the demand is for good
nnality and the supply eJmmon; sales 4O7 Indiana
1t s5 90: 81 Illinois, l199 lbs, IS 2K 20 Kentucky
isGs lbs 81 II 147 Ohio 1882 to 1913 lbs, 81 s0a
As. sheep.-The supply liberal; holders firm and
above the views of buyers; prices of Hc sales 2S2
Ohio Sheep 81 lbs, s75; 204 Michigan, IS lbs IS 90
104 Indiana 70 lbs, 81 50a5 80; State los lbs q s5
Is4 Canada l2s to l31 lbs O0a5, ,s7 1885 Canada
lambs, Ga to y lbs s6,00a6,40. Hog.-Dun and
lower; sales 2546 at t4,25aA,d7A,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-09-01

The President of the North Western Nor
NAL School, speaking of the opening of the
present term, says;
Our enrolment is l72 at present, with new
students still coming in. All are earnestly en-.
gagged in their work. We are making arrange.
ments to make this institution second to none
in point of advantages and cheapness.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-09-01

Edwin c. Burt's Premium Work
Meng & Altaffer have the exclusive sale of
Edwin G. Burts Work in Fremont. They
have them for Ladies, Misses and Children, in
French Kid, Curacao Kid, fine Pebled Goat
and Serge. Do not GllOD yourself to be i'm
posed Upon By other dealers, uho claim they
are selling Bsvf8 Work, as they have not got
them. Burt stamps his brand on the bottom
of every pair.