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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-10-18

SARA PAYsoN WILLIS PARTON, ia
miliarly knownin the reading world
as Fanny Fern" died of cancer, on
Thursday Of last week, at the age Of
sixty-one years. In her death the
literary world loses one of its bright.
est gems. She always wrote of lis,
tie things, but no idle word ever
dropped from her pen. Her heart
was always young, and the lettered
and unlettered always found in he1
writing sympathizing friend, both
in the joys and sorrows of life. She
was buried quietly at Boston, on
Saturday.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-10-18

no waking. Indiana, Ohio and
Pennsylvania have done the work
completely, and as result Greeley
Clubs in different parts of the coun-
ty have disbanded, sold off their
trapplngs and deserted their head
quarters. Even here, where they
have triumphed locally, they haven't
spirit enough left to put out their
banner.
AS a result of this triumph, conf
dence has been restored and stocks
have become firmer in the great cen
ters, while gold has receded: The
very day after the election gold fell
from 14g to 124, and has stood at
about that figure since. Money has
grown plentier, and loans in New
York fell from 7 to and even as
low as 3 per cent. All recognize
the fact that there can now be nc
change in the financial policy Of the
country, and that the general pros
perity., which had prevailed will be
continued during the incoming
term. The people rejoice over the
result, and will manifest their re
ioicing next month, when Gen. Grant
will be reelected by the most trium
phant majority Of any man since The
days of Washington.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-10-18
THE course of true love new,

The course of true love never did
run smoothe, and the "until DEATH
affection that existed between the
Democracy and Liberals, before the
election, has suffered by their de-
feat Some of our old line Demo
Gratis say it was the id Liberals
that played hob with them in this
county, and now they don't embrace
the new converts with the fraternal
affection that was noticeable a few
days ago.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-10-18

TIE intelligence comes from Paris
that Charles Sumner is lying danger
ously III, His disease is both men.
tai aud physical, and of a nature that
preeludes ali possibility of perma
nent recovery. Itmay be charitable
justice to believe that his bitter ami
mosities, during the last year, were
attributable to a failing mind rather
than the dictates of sound anG
healthy Judgment.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-10-18
Republicansl

You who did such gallant work
on the 8th, remember that there is
still work for you to do. The vic
tory is not and will not be complete
until the night of November 9th
Till then you should work. KeeT
up your organization in the town
ships, and have your arrangements
as perfect for getting out your votes
as you had on the Sth, and all will bt
well. Let Victory! be your watch
word, and work for it.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-10-18
Victory in South Carolina

The election for State officers and
Congressman came off in South Car
olina, on Wednesday last, and resul-
ted in the triumph fthe regular Rep
ticket over the bolter's ticket, which
was supported by the Democrats,
In the Seventh District, it is thought
that Perry, ex-provisional Governor
under johnson is elected over
the present incumbent.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-10-18

The straight-out have issued 8
call for a convention to meet in Co.
.pmbns, on the 22d, to put an O'Con-
ner and Adams electoral ticket in
the field against Greeley and Brown
'sWho will care for Horace now"
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-10-18
GREELEY1 has slobbered over in
Baltimore, and we may expect great
shings for Grant in Maryland.

ALL BUT -FOUR counties, in the
State have been heard from officially
and taking those as last reported ii
leaves the Republican majority in
Chic, at 15,O75.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-10-18
PLANTATION BIFTRRE.
g.T.--186O--X.

This wonderful vegetable
restorative is the sheet-an-
chOr of the feeble and de-
bilitated. As a tonic and
cordial for the aged and Ian
guild it has no equal among
stOmachics. AS a remedy for
the nervous weakness to
which women are especially
subject, it is superceding ev-
cry other stimulant. In all
climates, tropical, temperate
or frigid, it acts as a specific
in every species of disorder
which undermines the bodily
strength and breaks dOwnthe
animal spirits.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-10-18
Mexican Mustang Lininent
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

FOR MAN AND BEAST,
Probably few articles have ever had
so extensive Sale, while none have
been more universally beneficial than
the celebrated MEXICAN MUSTANG
LINIMENT, Children Adults, HOrs-
es, and Domestic Animals, are ALWAYS
liable to accident, and 1t is safe to say
that no family can pass a single season
without some kind of an emOllient being
necessary. II becomes matter of importance
then to secure the best.
Over three hundred livery stables in the city Of
New York alone are using the MEXICAN MUSTANG
LIE1ENT, in all Of whiehit gives unusual satisfae
tion.
OAUTION.-The genuine is wrapped in
fine Steef Plate engraving with &c. W. WEsT-
BROOK, Chemist" and "Trdde Mark, METI-
CAN MUST1EG LLRI1LENT," engraved
across each wrapper. The whole bears the propri-
stor's private United States Revenue Stamp, and
and not common stamp, a. used by druggists,
LYON MANUFACTURING Co.,
5sPark Place my,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-10-18

A cynical bachelor, in speaking of
ladies' ball dresses, says: "They wear
but little here below, but wear that
little long"
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-10-18
Mem ADVERTISEMENTS. .
RERoRT

OF the Condition of the First National Bank @
~ Fremont, at Fremont, in the State of Ohio, a
the close OF business, October Sd, lS72.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01
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Ice Boat Racing.

4 IA correspondent of the Ne = s
Stt1 writes .irWhat a day this lsAs L EsI
i for e-b0ating, what time h45Iibt,
imade Nine miles in eight u .i.iii-ta
1 I,NolOcomOtive on earth can oes} sai A
was made by the Whiz, Of tEei No,
| burgh Iee-boat Club. She left fNey
Hamburgh this morning In the face of
sweeping northeaster, g with. feeTeC
Imainta1 and lib, and with three .mer
on board. 1t was = tedious sail up, i
scores of tacks had to be made and ithi
tweather was bitterly cold; but tn. Y go
there safely, and having some bushes
lluptown transacted il, and returned a
bnoon to their boat. The wind was still
iblowinga gale btfa ,ba1 E5ii 1913
u ftNow, then, boys, y. said the helms.
man ''let as shake out the reefs and &c
for tiIne.O .s+i r-.Efg ~ IS or its8 9GT /.
All agreed, and every inch of the
boats canvas war soon spread. taGet
aboard, quick ~ shouted the owner,
and imam instant the craft was put be-
fore the wind. With fearful whir.
r-r-f-ri she started down the river. a
perfect fog of fine ice flying nom her
rudderruHner. Persons gazing at her
held their breath at the exciting scene.
She attained fearful speed, and one had
hardly time for thought before she was
mile away, and in less than two min
.utesshe was off Blue Point, two miles
away. She few by Milton like bird
on the wing, and was abreast Of MARI
borough in almost q minute afterWard.
The men on board could hardly see.
Their eyes were greatly affected, and
water flowed from. them freely aipas) q
ka sa, o.
the boat coming with such lightning
rapidity that they instinctiFely ran to-
ward the shore; but there was no dam
ger. The helmsmau brought her around
IN. fine style, with head 20 the wind and
all sails Tapping. She had performed a
feat which had not been equalIed by an
ice boat for a number of years. How
she heldtogether don't know, bat she
idlQ.i1sib El6s1OneA af9H ofi r. <Isi) 1
sd This afternoon the Ella and Zio.Zag
had aslmagnifcent race to Milton and
back.b Both carried full saif, though it,
blew a gale, and each carried five men,
Going down they sailed five milessi in
five minutes. 1t was a close ecntest-i
the closest on record. They were never
more than Que hundred feet apart, and
when nthenElla turned the Steamboat
ahead the Zg-Zag's bowssprit iappedl
her boom. 1t seemed impossible for
one to draw away from the other.
When they got above Blue Point they |
were so close together that the greatest I
interest was felt among the observers
who stood upon the home line Of the
.Kaai rock. The Zig-Zzz made for the |
eastern end Of the line as the Ella
made for the western, and as the for
mer's bow yglided over the lattef'sl
matched it, and there wis great cheer
ing. Neither could be declared the /
victor. .se9Is Il
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=
wind low, and was soon busy gathering
and scratching gathers, and sewing on
thesfue linen band Meanwhile Mrs.
Ellis resufned her knitting, and Mr..
Ellis his game of solitaire. Anxious to
do her work, well Ellen soon became
absorbed in it, and as usual, began to
Sing-she always sang at her sewing. !.
seSing longer,n said Mr.. Ellis sudden
", 81 havn't heard that Scotch air
since was young man.. Il sts,-.lrfa :
Ellen sang, her fingers meanwhile
plying rapidly. When the song was
Replacing carefully the needle she had
Hsed, fastening the thread in the spool,
pad bya few dainty touches rearrang-
ing the work basket. Nil Iso. ,f4,..t 3 y
ssssYOu can read, you can sew, you can
sing, said Mr.. Ellis; what else, can
III was father = ) hops sskeeper from the
time my mother died till he died, six
years, sir. Lean do all kinds of house
Wcrk,sI believe ~, f,-r5si rs,i ,,5ti5 j.,y N
How soon could you Gomez gIs
q Come, sir! o. will you really take
me-, and without recommendations? O,
Won't aunt and uncle be proud and hap
py. / can come tomorrow, SIR"
"Come, then,n and he waved his
hand in token that she might leave
FRecoIm ations!v said he, as the
door closed on her. She carried them
ia her person, wife, Did you see how
dean her skin was, how smooth her
hair, how neat her dress? Not an ear
ring, or breast-pin, or chain, or ribbon
about her. Dressed to, suit her, work,
exactly. "A fresh print, % plain white
apron, . pair of cuffs, and q collar spot
less as yeursI She knew what I meant
too, when / handed her the paper; not
one sof the Others knew an editorial
rom shipping news. She took hold of
your sewing, -too, ,asi if she'd only laid it,
down an hourIbefore, d And she sang"
the old man's, eyes moistened, Hshe
sang like tbs sisters used to whom i left
behind meinet the old country" ~ Aani
4 tsRecOmmendations! All, wife, if
girls only knew it, these are better re
Concentrations than slips of paper-a
neat person, q tidy dress, an honest
face, pleasant voice. and above all
the ability ito perform ION the instant
the work they professto be able toodo.
lam. quite sure this one viii suit ns.'SI
siMr. Ellis was right. dEllen did suit
hem for ten years; land, then, when,
hey needed help no longer, she suited
/ young man so well that he took her to
his home and gave her the sweet name /
3fwife'hSiW QGiuFGiW e7sdi19a5ns 1no
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01
DESIRABLE PR0RERTR
jlhIEl AT JInhIllGII
-. priuofa. SGln-,sas, )

WILL ofrer al private sale my fsrms. the
/ nrst Containing rs acres, second 70 acres,
lying q mile North Of Lewis Millssc. Q. r x,
on the road leading 10 Loydsytiie.s on the nrss :
rooms, convenient and beautifully located
also a new frame Barn and Stable. also two
Coal Banks in the equally. On the zecpnd
farm there a q good frame dEa ling House
and frame Barn. The land Is well watered,
Joining and will be sold dtsgether or separate
10 suit purchasers. gI1fis n ~ : 0.sk4NSEfs
: deci3W ssris,l ssodE -fg EzsT laAiras ~ II s
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01
T4l..EaEBls ssflF. SalaIzzz

DHE first containing about 40 acres, situated
ana afiioiuinkl the town of MI. Oiivet. Bel
mon Z Con rity. Ohio The House Is good Stone
and Brick buiidins G Rooms and Hall. with
good cellar good Well of water Al<n.ss first
ciass BARN with basement, and all6 aer neces-
sary outbuildings, good Orchard, convenient
to school and Church. About IS acres OF TIM
h riand. Thirty of coal within one mile Of
e. o. RR Said Farm Is in good, repair and
under a b Ugh state OF cultivation. I,
The second Tract contains aboJt 20 acres.
a1ifoIuing the first tract has two-storyFram
House OF rooms and Kitchen. sAl1o. o good
Frame Barn. splendid Orchard, q good spring
of water about 50 acres well set In grass; ~ loot
vel q on coal. open and in good order, anda bout
miles North or Bsrnesvflle, on the Depot Road
said Farms for sale on reasonable termes-
POSSESSION given April LIST, ls1z or sooner, u
desired. For further particulars ca on or ad-
dress the undersigned at Barn esyille. Snio:
- p - - ELWOOD PHILLIPS fl
gr tsss1f VIM. McNICH0BS, T1
sep2sImf eil<l g OMER PHILLIPS sisl
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STOP, READTHIS


II HEREBY certify that about four years since
Il was attacked with q very severe Catarrh In
NV s,oee head and throat and also very tor
mentiuR Rheumatism. i tried various remedies
and consulted with my regular physician, Us
ing his prescriptions, but derived no Denent
frs M any them. The Catarrh became so bad
that could not breathe through my nose at all.
and the Rheumatism so painful and d. stressing
fhat could scarcely walk, al tins lime my
disease was pronounced i1~vrdbLe About TINS
line DR. Boyd old sne. he believed he could
eure me. tried his Common Sense Treatment
and soon the disease began to give way, and
got better rapidly and am now free from serious
fToube to that extent that Iresort to the use OF
no medicine at all, and can with great con-
fidence recommend DR.. Boyd's treatment to all
c1ea'T" ai'N 1'''' JANE SCOTT,
per W. r. KIRKwooD.
| hereby certify thai Mrs. Scott is a member
/ of eood..yes OF high standing in the Presby-
| terfan Church OF Smithfield; and that all her
lsfatements are 10 be surplicitly relied on.
fnrther saS that have been from the outset
tcognizant of the factsi this case, signed the
above certificate for Mrs. g., by her direction.
W. r. RIRKW GOD,
Pastor Presbyterian Church, Smithnsld, o.,
tJuly 81, 1871.
| SIND stamp for circular to
1 DIR. GEORGE H. BOYD, Surgeon Dentist,
i So. ClaiTsviIIe, Belmont County, Ohio.
i sep26l
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MusCELLANEoUs
Valuable Town Property
~ For Sale. iss.-- - sd

The undersigned offers for. sale her
residence. The house contains s ROOMS,
one or the first floor, snitabie for lI. pusi-
ness ROOM Goea well Of water, sta4le,
and all oIberuua-buil6ngs that are re--
quired, irrvery good repair. For fuf{ner- rs
particulars Gallon. Sr address .sssl-Tsnl 1
i5-3t l.. A. EYRE, ST. Glairsviiles Oss ,
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Farn1 : foriSa

r OFFER my farm for sale, containing ~
j. acres about lz0 acres cleIred- the bzt4uez
timber, there is on the farm two d74 3lIllS
houses, barn and stable, with other out bull
dings. also fruit trees Of ali Kinds. kesfipg,-
grazing, 1t is we'll supplied with zater and
easy Of access. For further part ctiRrs lP.saire
OF the subscriber living on tlle p euz1ssss one
noyzs2ms 60 r - - oEoHsE sRozIEE
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01
Private Sale.

sslWILL offer my properly on Main.6tfeets y
Clairsville, East end, at private sale, consist
iug OF adwefiing House and lot. and necessary
oui-buifdings. The house contains four rooms
and q kitchen. Plenty of choice fruit on the
premises. The location is pleasant and, viii be
q quiet cottage residence for any one who ve1ld
desire such property If sold possession win
be given after the lst OF March. = g.ss--..-s
- Drc282ru - sa=ts u JOHN a. I0Nk5.s
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01

A,statistical reporter watched while a
thousand men, passed a looking glass
Used as, a sign Oh 'the sidewalk in Bread.
way. The result Of his observations
showed that 900 men glanced cornpla-
GENTLY ttheirimage as they passed. j..
The other rnanlwas blind -FOUR hun.
ldred aud fiftystwo women passed during
the same hour and half, and none Of
them looked In the mirrorTall of them
being engaged intently examining each
others sppearancs and dress,uiA dSps /
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01
CITY Bank Of Bel lail8
oface-on Water ST., opposite CeL
tral Block.

tral Block.
nHHIS Bank, lately. established, Is now pre-
L pared to do a general Banking business. II
receives money on deposit, and pays interest
on sneeiaI deposits discounts Notes and Bills,
and makes short loans upon good personal and
collateral security. Deals in Foreign and Do
mestic Exchange, Coupons, and National,
state and Local Securities.
a9-Collecting upon all points throughout the
United States and the lCanadas done in the
Accounts eco Of the bi ness public and others
solicited.
DIRECTORS:
A. w. ANDERSON, A. p. TALLMAN,
IsAAI Booth, JOHN T. MERCER,
A, o. MELLOTF, G, G, KELLY,
A. W. ANDERSON, Fres't.
A. P. TALLMAR, Cash'r.
sb 2s7 ltf
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a FINE FARM At PRIVATE
.EfTafaEs SALE. LIE

n vflloffer at private sale my faEm. lying y
i OF a 1nile west of Lewis Mills B. O. X X
directly. on said railroad. containing " aeres,
well i'm proved and under good state OF erti-
lines--oue just b1ilt-barns stables snd otler
outbnildings. and two good orchards. will
sell all together or will divide ls % sa1L prr1
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Wheeling and TusearaNas Valley
Railway Company 30
Belmont ConlmoQ - Pfeas--aAt-
tachment Notice
Eov,vanis Moore and David n. Louder, Survty-
= ----.ssz ors OF w. NJ Griffith, T~l

va. ~ -TFf
zerah N. Linder and Isaac Hoops. -
rryHE defendant. zerahg n. Lander Aot the
i state of Illinois, viii take notice mat
svIvanis Moore and David n. Louder, OF Bei-
mont County, Ohio, survivors of y, n. a.,mth nsi
did on the 10Th day Of January, lSI2 HE their
pefitfon In the Court Of Common Pleas Of sa1a
belmont County. Ohio. against said zeraa .:
Iinder AID Isaac Hoops. defendan Is, setting
forth that the said PLAINTIFFS IN the life time OF
said w. NJ Griffilh were partners With MIN n
business under the firm name Of N y: 81 rl.l
CO.. and as such partners at the spring Ierm
a % % is5s,. OF the Court of Common Piees Of
BELMONT County, Ohio. did by the consieera.
tions and Judgment Of said CoarE@ @recoger
against said de .endants, Linder ane e. Hoops,
iudqm ent for the sum OF $3.50 80 and ~ ~ COSTS
in aid suit That said Judgment still RENAL .s
in full force unreversed and nnsatisfied. q eng "a
that there is due thereon the sum OF sio9 ~
with interest from March 2. 1853 Tor which sum
said plaintiffs ask gudgment against said oe-
PENDANTS. u az. l,.s a.
reouired to appear and answer said petition on
or before the Srd Saturday after the Slst day OF
January, lS72 .,,,. ,,rrat,r,l sifsal
and DAVID H, SoUDER, !
ByKENsos & CoPE, yAtt'ys. ~. :. :, :. janisSw
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01

A Chicago girl broke off her engage
ment with a young man for the reason
that he sneezesi in his sleep. If it would
not be impertinent, we wocld like &c
know how she found it out.
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THE Tenth Volume of WooD's
HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE begins with
January '72. It's regular contributors
include Horace Greeley, Gail Hamilton;
Thos. X, Beecher, DE-, Dio LEWIS, DR..
w, w. Hall, James oRArton,l etc.. Havs
riet Beecher Stowe. Brick Pomeroy..I
John G. SAKE. Maj. Gen. Fitzpatrick,
Petroleum. v. Nasty, etc., write for it
occasionally. Terms. One Dollar a year.
IN lubbinE, three first-class periodicals
are given for. the price aof one of themi
The most Iiher..l Premium List ever
published. No periodical is more FIRE.
ouently or favorably mentioned by the
press. fs'Wood's Household Magazine
Is one Of the monuments .ef business
enterprise which mark thea Matho-
dist Home journal, Philadelphia, Pa
ssIt has been improving ever since we
knew it--a good criterion for the future
Courier, New Market 0ansdaas isIt Is
a mart ell Of oheapness and first.class
quality combined. New York Times.
Specimen copy sent nee 90 any address.
s.. s. WOOD 4 co. - -
~ Newburgh, n. Y. sd
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f,,Ot.ArO Re4A R>9of ttaaAstLl-a I'M -is-At p
IA. New York eity paper has this
Egossiping item: ,a+s. '5i,,s,oiIorJal{ So
The Grand Duke, dining in this city
q few days since, became quite social
with the ladies in the parlor. Obsery-
| ing q. piano in the room, he sat down
| to It and began to play, d familiar air.
| An instant more and he commenced
singing, astonishing those who, observ-
| ed and listened by the fact, that, he was
not only an excelle lent performer upon the
instrument, but possesses q well eultiva-
| ted voice for music, He seemed very
much delighted that he had sgreeahly
surprised the company present, Among
those who listened to this pleasant little
| fort we're Miss Clara Louise Kellogg and
Miss Christine Nilsson, and one Of, two
other distinguished artists, who were
attracted to the parlor by the remark
.srhe Grand Duke Is playing and sing
ing.n"Sg55 edi i, ,9c.,.yYJ itlo .,ll..ga
A New York letter says of Stokes
lawyer: "John Graham is not gen.
| ius, but, as the slang Is, heiis thunder
ing smart. He has studied up our jury
system to a dot. He is no orator, has q
harsh, grating voice, 5landsis the most
ill,tempered and vulgar man at the
/ New York bar; but he just hits the nail
upon the head every time he wishes
to impress his point upon the twelve
intelligent men before him, He swor-
ries Witnesses, contriving 10 Malign
| their characters without. introducing a
witness TO lssperse; then threatens 10
,tsnank' opposing LAWYERS, and reads all
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01

GRHELEYis LAsT.-To make beet
root sugar, take only those ibeets which
groWupons the topmost sbranchesi boil
them in q torpid solution of New Or
leans molasses, aud when dry the sugar
VIII fall of of its own accord. n, h 9nloo
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REI.;n,glON-T NURS ERIES

ONE mile North of National Road near the
~ County Iufrmary. * ;. :. -. r,.
we beep constantly on hand q choice seiec-
tion or Fruit aud Ornamental Trees, vines &C.
cAIi and eTamIne before purchasing elsewhere
Orders promptly NIL p o. address @ EsSs SsnM a,eh-
land. Ohio. p j. S"elAtS'S-s'
fsb271-ly