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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1873-12-12
Preparing Poultry for Market,

A New York firm of commission
merchants give the following direc
tions for preparing poultrg for that
market:
Secure plump, well -fatted birds
Bleed them in the throst. ScllI
enough to make the festhers come off
easy; pick both feathers and pin
feathers all off nicely, taking great
care not break or 6raIiss tie skin In any
aooy. If one or two IN the lot should
accidentally get bruised, or have the
skin broken, sell or use at home, as they
will hurt the sale of the whole lot.
Leave all the entrails in, aud heads
and feet on. After they are dressed,
hang them in a cool place, where they
will dry off and get stiff before pack
ing. Pack in boxes or barrels in NICE
clean rye straw; if this cannot be
obtained, dry oat straw may be used
Be sure and pack solid, SO that they
will not bruIse in transit. Pack srith
breasts doac'a. Poultry prepared in
this way always finds ready market,
while poor, half dressed, sweaty
(caused by packing while warm) and
bruised lots, will not sell well at any
time.
Many farmers make a practice Of
feeding their half-starved fowls al
they will eat just before killing, and
then send them to market with full
crops, in order TO get the price OF
poultry for corn. In this they make
a mistake; the crop being swollen to
an unusual size, turns black after being
packed awhile, and not only shows
clearly the dishonest intention of the
packer, but Injuries the sale OF the
fowls a great deal more thanis gained
in weight. Feed meal only for a: ie0s
too days before killing.
Remember that it is the appearance
of goods that sells them. Nice, large
fat, plump, white turkeys, ducks
chickens, or geese, always bring out
side prices
When as the best time 10 ship? Thit
question is often asked. We answer
any time after cool weather common
-ces. But if sent for the holidays, ,Eavt
them here at least three days before
Christmas. or New Years. Keel
largest turkeys for New Years.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1873-12-12

HINTS ABOUT DIET-MOst chronic
diseases and many acute ones are
produced at the table. is Z rule, 10
fluid of any kind should be taken 1T
the table, especially if the stomach i
weak. The stomach never should lie
overloaded not more Than two or
three articles should be taken at one
meal no stimulants used before cat
ing. Tobacco arrests digestion. MIX
is the best diet for infants and chil-
dren. Tomatoes, with cream and
sugar, are healthy and nutritious
Bread and butter is the staff of life,
and easily digested. Too much sal,
irritates the stomach. Gods are ire
quently produced by drinking hot Tea
and exposure afterwdrd. Late sup
pers induce heat disease. Pastry
and cake conEtipate the bcwels. Boil
ed potatoes are rot so healthy asI
baked ones. Fruits are to be eaten al
the breakfast and dianer tables. The
stomach requires much rest TO be
healthy. Purgative medicines weaken
the bowels. Cheerful conversation
promotes diyesli1a, aul anger pre-
vents it.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1873-12-12
VOL 10.
How Yankees Cook Beaus

a writer Of the Ns,7 YorE W~h
say5 this il the way the down cas-
'umbermen cook them, who eat thea
twice a day Tor four or FIVE monlas
each year Take one quart OF 5ea. .
rirst soak, If pea beans. until they a..
swelled luIl--it will take over Li.l.
certain; if yello& eyes, p-rJsil UIli.
the skins crack Oaen when blowR o.
with the breath; drain OF the wa.er.
put abou: two thirds Of shs b.ars IA
the pot; put in about one AMI n .ali
pounds of salt fI: POI K, then tie Te-.
of the beans; bs,e no: less Ian
twelve hours, first covering the beans
with hot water. These are ganuia.
Yankee pork and baan-. The way
they are cooked IN the woods i thj~
a hole is dug at the foot Of the fra
i.I around with no: GOALS and covered
with hot ashes, where il renlias from
.he three o'clock p. NJ. until brgaE;5.;
.he following mOrning-a5out fourteen
Dr. fifteen hours. There are probably
more beans eaten in blaine than In tie
whole State OF New York.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1873-12-12

A New PoIIsHING AGENT.-Dr.
Elsner states, according TO the Journal
Of tie franklin Institute, that The &C
cidental use in this household OF the
water which had been employed to
boil potatoes, for cleaning sIlye,waro,
led to the unexpected result that t'is
was much superior in its cleansing
action to the polishing powder 80 gen
orally employed. It was found ;ba'
by simply rubbing the Article with the
fine deposit of potato il3ur 1t took oa
IN excellent polish, without the disa
greeable necessity of subsequently,
asins the brush to remove the mate
rial, as is necessary where powders ars
used instead.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1873-12-12

AEDE3SSE & PENDULUM.
I TTOESEES at Law. VIII attend cIreiCll!
n ami Prria.Ly t8 ali kinds Oi busiles-
;ntlters, ,CuuyeyauciIi-. and Collections. or
Ice over !!ubgrs' Drug stone, north OF Cour
f;,,a. g, iS.2-tr.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1873-12-12

BRAINS GooD SEzD.-Tao part o.
the holding OF a farmer or llndosnsr =
which pays best for cultivation, SAYS
the immortal Charles Dickens, sis the
small estate within the ring-'ence o
his skull. Let him begin with the
tillage of his brains, and it shall b.
well with his grains, roots, helbage
and forage, sheep and catt!c-thcy
shalI thrive, ,and he shall thrive 1t j,
plainly the duty OF farmers to Obtain
d practical educllioH, as well IS tie
merchant. Cultivated brains are c.or
TINT never fails. Il is a settled tact
that a thorough business tra;nm. is
essential to success in any department
OF usefulness IS.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1873-12-12

SHEEP IN ORCHARDS.-fn EIgllna
it is common to keep quite q nunheI
of odd sheep in orchards during III,
winter as well as sGmmer-eWc, c,
which may have had lambs, accident
ally, CARRIER than the general flock, "a
others which from any cause ara TO;
well to be with those eating turmp-
in the fields. Ny young fruit trees
have q few bushes tied around the
stem As high as sheep can reach; and
some put carpenter TO work to mai G
what are called "cratches'' around
every tree which may be considered
to be in any danger. Sheep kept n
orchards and fed with good focd DIR
ing the winter, having shed TO ran
to FOR shelter in stormy wea.he-, do
well and are a great benefit 10 the
trees in consequence OF the durg AID
urine which nourisheS the trees letter
than they can be helped by ether ma
nuring.
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to.n and PcTk.

! il hogs are 70 be sJid a. lDs price
what chances are there tJr any proi
to The producer?
! To this We reply, the fattening q
the hog, even At the lowest price, WI
result in splendid business to th,
farmer. The corn crop is everywheI A.,
admitted to be immense, and wi.
necessarily be sold at a low price, anj
the most economical way of getting
the crop to mlrket, as is we'll known
is to feed as much as possible 20 the
hogs, and drive it through on the
hooE.
Every producer and intelligent
farmer understands perfectly, and act
continually upon the fact that one
bushel Of corn properly FED, and with
good care for the hogs, will make ten
pounds OF gross pork. From ti;s
admitted fact we deduce the follow
ing.
Corn fed ont at 12I cents per bushel
will fatten hogs at cents per pound
gross.
Corn fed out at 30 cents per bushel
will fatten hogs at cents per pound
gross.
Corn fed out at % cents per bushel
will fatten hogs at p cents per pound
gross.
Corn fed out at 80 cents per bushel
will fatten hogs at cents per pound
gross.
Corn fed out at 30 cents per hushel
will fatten hogs at 81 cents per pound
gross.
Corn fed ont at 40 cents per bushel
will tatten hogs at 4 cents per pound
gross.
Corn fed out at As cents per bu=hei
viii fatten hogs at II cents per pound
gross.
Corn fed out at so cents per pound
will fatten hogs at cents per pound
gross.
Com fed out at So cents per bushel
will fatten hogs at 81 cents per pound
gross.
Corn fed out at 60 cents per bushel
will fatten hogs'at cents per pound |
gross.
Now, compute what a $50 pound
log will cost at q given rate for stock
logs.
A stock hog waighing $50 pounds
Fought at, say, 6 cents, viii equal -.
One hundred pounds weight added
n ten bushels of corn, at % cents,
i2.5G.
Total value of hog would be @II so
This would make the animal cost
lst 4-3-5 cents per pound, and the
rmer has sold his corn, in this cal
'lation, at TWENTY-FIVE cents per
l5hel.
We confidently believe that there
Ill be ample profit to the farmer the
esent year at low figures for hogs;
d 1t adds another powerful argumen:
sustain all the positions We have
ken. /;
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1873-12-12

WHAT NOT To d.. ).-D5 not s!is IN
the Aoor; do not spis at all if you c Il
help it, do not drum with your faa.
ers or feet; do not sit with youc f,e,
higher than Your head do not -
with dirty nails; 90 not. Trim, or clean
your nails in company; Do not clean
your ears or teeth in rresence OF c.h
ers; do not eat with your knife: q,
not blow your nose at the table. q,
not drop orange peel or peach skin,
On the sidewalk; do not interrupt OF
ers in nEerSation; DO not make sin
ping tea,or eating sJup, Il vocal exer
else DO not use proiane language
DO not sleep in church.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1873-12-12

a2husisiaas aud gasaeons.
s,E. =. ~. C.3AS
VIZ. u. nETMIu.r.. Nd

OFEiCE-In Ewins's Block, over Ruth
rauil-s Al Jr,i Ears store, West side OF Main
Street, Find!ay, Ohio.
August ij, IS.2-ti
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1873-12-12
Ianl00d How Lost, How Restored

.--.s5z--, Just published, a new edition OF
gE5r - Dr.. .CULNERW Ellis Celebrat-
z-s2~-F ed E~say on the radical cure
=5-ES1ES (wiJhOGt medicineJ OF SPEEaA-
TOEi;IiC:A, or Seminal y eakncss. Irvolunta-
~ seminal Losses, ImFoteHcy Mental and
PhySicaI lncapacity, I:nPedIInents 20 Mar
riage &c.: also. CDIt~um ptiUn, EpIlcf~y, aad
FITS. Induced By sclI-iEGGlgenceor 81 xuaIex-
Igay$ -aHCe.
~ Price, in Il sealed envelope, only 6centS.
The celebrated author, in tins admirable { ,-
say. clearly deHsO St-atnS, from thirty yea rs
succt ssful practice, that the alarming cOl.sc-
Cuenrcs OF seli-abuse may be radically cured
without t!!e dangerous use Of Internal y edi-
cine ur ;i.s duplication oI lie knife pointing
out mO.!eO. cure aI once staple, certain.
and ,slectuHl, hv means OF which every SUf-
ceicT 10 matter v iIat his condition may be.
may cure himself Cueaply, privately, anu
rasI"aiiy.
A.s.-Tl.i>L Lecture should he in the hands Of
every youth and every man in the land.
-seutgns!cT seal, IA e f-.t'l envelope. % an :
address Postpaid on receipt Ofsix cents o! tsyO
post stamp. Also. Dr.. Culvergc!l' $. Marriage
Guii - prics5G neurs. address t.ie Publishers.
CEAS. :. G.. sI..zSI, q 20.
I2s ssCWcry. New York.
l-y Post Oiice Box Ass.
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-, u,rn Hs OwN VIZ.

Eropzp WITH HIS OwN WIFE
That wss a funny bit OF remsnes e.
I.,aiv ! nIs enacted at Lo~ell, Mass IN
wbjch a man eloped with bis ON m
wiFe and did it willingly, too ne ne
~ ~ been sepsrated from her. after
- nII sbs went TO California snd got
~ Returning lstely With the add
- attractions OF her wealth, the re
cresnt a. husband repented hum, and
s,ed 10 be taken back. She TOOK him
b.ck-to California, the pair leaving
IN a elandestine manner, without ap-
prising any OF their friends OF taeir
Intended elopement-
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-. 4. DCSS,
n TTpp %EV AT;.
ANDERSON. ESQ. F. PEEDLETO

Omce in the New Bank 3GiIGiag, West side
Aalu Street, Not e..
Nov 22-if.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1873-12-12

FIRST DEvONs IN AMERICA.-Ae.
cOrding to correspondent Of Tia
Amcyic11l Farmer the first Devon cat
tie imported to America were a Ipi
and six heifers presented 20 Robert
Patterson, of BalJinpra, aftorHa -!
Earl Of LEICESTER, liz 1916. IL 1855
another Devon bull was imported .aac
thereafter frequ emily. This was th'
origin of the famous Patterson Herd
still in existence
Mr. L. Rawson, 0; Oak Creek, Wis
recently purchased a fine Luil aud t1,
heiters from this herd.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1873-12-12

ArPLE BARRELs-For the benefit
of such as it may concern, We publish
an enactment: THE people Of Michi
yan enact that the quantity known rs
a barrel of fruit, roots, or vegetables,
shall be that quantity contained IN 4
barrel made frorn slaves twenty seven
inches in length, and each head six-
teen and one-haif :oches in diameter
or ordinar, flour barrel size
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1873-12-12

How TO CLIP A Fowls WING.-It
is very simple thing to cut a chick
ems wing to prevent flying. Do not
cut the quhl or the shaft of the feath
er at all only tnm the feathers part
ly off with pair of SCISSORS, except
about one inch at the end. 1t shows
but little when the wing is closed
and does not dishgure the fowl, but
lets the wind through, so as to prevent
flying.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1873-12-12

FATTESING FowLs.-Fowls can he
fattened well in a fortnight, il they
are cooped up where they can obtain
gravel and lime, and are fed on scald-
ed corn meal, given three times a
day, while ears of corn are at hand
For drink, skinned milk is very de
sirable, and if warmed little will bc
drank with eagerness. Pulverizet
charcoal, kept either in their boxes ol
mixed with the iced, will materially
assist the fattening process.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1873-12-12
The EzcCseEOit E>aHGC3,
and
Family Eminent

Is the best remedy q the world iOr the fol-
lowing complaints. VIZ: Cramps IA the
limbs ard stomach. Pain in the stomach,
Bowels or side RlIe gti~u in al lis tcrmS,
H.ii!n1S Cole Nsurt.gia. Cholera. .DysenteTy,
COLDS. Fresh Wounds. Burns, Sore Threat.
Spinal Com plants. .SpraiEsand BruiseS,t ,thills
and fever. For Internal and External use
fts operation i not only 10 relieNe the ra-
tfe,lt hr7t entirely removes the cause Of the
com alafut u p-ut-frateS and peryaCeS Tine
whole system restoring healthy action 10 al
itE partS. and guickruiUg the blood
The Household E'sDacca - purely y
Vegetable and All Healing.
Prepared by
CUETT'; & BROWN.
Nc.2I5 Fulton street, NtU York.
Forsale by ali druggists July 27-ly
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3f22Eoiggt.

Fi.lcilay Council, no. 80 Rs SIN.
H-su.5,r Convection sec md Monday in
tas:u month. James Wilson, 4. /. .. i. ailt
=. a. H-Lgp sieyr AecOTdvT.
Ei1Giey Chapter, ESQ. IS, z. 4. EA.
I:-sui r C-u. .oca.io1 on the first Monday
IA each mo atn. &. EimmonS, II. =. and
4 ". FIrminr Secretary.
Tindisy Lodge, 40. 2zZ. :. & A. III q.
B-E2.sE Communication first aud third
~ -iu .-dt. = n ,..cn uloi.Ja. u g. Patterson
~. Il. and y. i. De HOi-e, = secretary.
Golden Rule Encan1pF6ent, 80. 90,
{. >. .. :. Stated lIs- JiI..S gu the second
ami ..lITjI RI! LAYS Dt CHr-I month. L. Il.
HDiyiay, Z. ?. aal .. /. %iuderS. Scribe
Hancock Lodge, 3o. 73I 10. =. :.
Stated me-:in-S every Tuesday evening.
J. =. POWELL, y. u. ana WIIli3nI kiaGnrojL,
Secretary
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Thirty Years Experience OF an
Old Nurse.

Mrs. SiESiOw SsoUGhinS syrup Is the
prescription of one Of the hest f-ma.e
Physicians ant NUT~eS in the United States.
and has been used for thirty " arS with never
falling fety aad >ucc. = By millions OF mOfiI
", x old to the adult. Il corTec;s acld!iy ot
taes, Omach relieves Wild collie. re-u ai - the
bowels. and gives re-f, health and com fort To
mother and child. We believe u 10 De- the
+. u and SursSi Remedy IN the World IN all
cases Of nGSESTEEI ard DIAEEHtEA =
CHILDREN. whether IL arises ron: ] Reclining
or fupn any other cause. Full directions Jos
r:SirI.. W-iIi acrrTu many Zach IJfIIa- None
Genuine unless The t:tc-S .Iu5ls of CUNTS &
PERKINS i on tie outside wTHlror. sold
Icy all Medicine Dealer. July 25-Iy
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NTRSEg-s On Ils- Z, '-sLE--s r.-1c,. t----I
- tv-:ive years iu Fil1il1y enL vicinity, = i1
:nsar teeth in All tie different styles. Discs
a Teeth and Cams treated IA = scientific lIis 2
opr. Teeth extracted without pain OteCs 10
Henderson, Block over Hancock EallE.
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Special Notices.
70 THE NEuyOE-s OK ncTU sEXEs

10 IES 2 \ GI.N OL.5 bF EGLIl SENES
Toe frequent requests CisUfiereTs !rom NeTv.
oIS, SeuIa!s sisi and y, gaktlltd conditions o.
the system, !OT The means which restored the
undersigned 10 LcalLn many yCaTs ago, h;i,
again induced hiH, to make known publicly
n!s intention To EeHtnI Others, and h VII.
therefore, On receiving a postpaid directed
envelope, seud iTec"i charge copy OF 1ht
treatise detaitIEg the discovery, USES. and pre-.
ScuptiUn OitEe EeT.tal remedy employed.
address JUHs n. DAGSALL. ~. T..
jGiy2 2y5w II Clinton street, Brooklyn, Y.
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t.s,i y,teIga prom pity IL business iHtrusted -
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DA-ssAhsPs


ETEJE.f-SaI5- -sSD RETAIL DEtLEI2s
- II Cf-0ceI-.-, f-Jgr, fish and 4 Genera
variety in the Grocer and Provision lire
Good prices pa'i 'or Butter, EgsS, and Coup'
try PrAduc. .rarl.T.rE iv. Vast st'C OF Main -.
7rst door norm ui iss:; House Block. Findi;sy
Ohio. April =, 'sg-tf.!
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EaEEE Z, BkEs.-,
zas&UaES.

. TTOGEI.T II Law and Notary Fg-,l--
= VII! T-ac.iy5 i1 al Stale and Federal
,gur.S J-llc. %: Patterson FLOCK. LoTna5
iain and Sa-I,ls-si-y Streets. Fip'i;sy. t!issn
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Chloroiorm viii remove paint from 4
garment or elsewhere, when bauzo.e
or bisulphide OF carbon fails.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1873-12-12

nPERAT.VI1 AID MECHANICAL DEN
~ tist, CTuUieys EioCs-. ~ operations
pertaining 70 Tire profession. carefully cuC
S'z.lifui.y performed. hes-GgEca, Eo2S, WCs'
Hardin. Street
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DEALEi! in Agricultural Implements, Iron
) Nails, Glass, SASH, Putty, Bent WORK, Get
lery, Rubber and Leather, Betting and fgil
~tlgf- nf Shelf Goods. No. $ EEiug's Block
l#iE Street.
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NO. 30.
8 If"

II 0heFe were no foes to conquer.
u there We're no strife to win.
We should have no victor's triumnbs
And no rest to enter in.
IL our life Were always sunny,
With the soT and quiet shade.
There would be no flowers growing
Fer they all would quickly fade.
II there were no tear-drOps falling.
And no clouds across our way,
There would be no rainbow promise.
There would come no brighter day.
II there were I o friends unfaithfui,
And no fond ties severed here,
We would never feel this longing,
For higher, hOiiersphere.
If there were no sore temptations.
For each one Of Us to meet,
And no tempest lashing wildly
All its biIlows at our feet.
v e should never look above Us.
Never take our fathers hauc;
And our eyes would see no beacon
Cleaning on the far of strand.
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sDr,ru lurked in every corner of
10, darkened room-Sstsn howled
:, 90 every erevice." is the way they re.
mort the death OF a saloon keeper in
Omaha
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IOIEOPATHIC Physician and Surgeon
! Main 80 Two Doors North of Huber.
.1gug ~.ur-. Findlay. Ohio.
DIii-e HOCrS-GrOm 6 to - A. n II a II Il
T.. II, To- p. II. May Is '73-t
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eEALEES N DRUGS. Stationery, Schoo
p Books etc. Tr=Scgiu utic;.S ElTsi5cly ca ~
pounded - all IourS-,.-y c. night trrlsc. =
n--ra D---.-Egarauteci. Corner Main sn'
NajaCrn-S Streets.
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PATTERSON K wIAnEss.

nrALERSIN DRY GOODS. .AIilIiDe.vf;oc.-.
Ladies' and Gents Furs, Cicthinr- Csr.
PETS. Hats. CAPS, etc, NcS. "a and ~ Main 81.
tIndlay, Ohio.
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Children Crgt, look Pale and
Sick
from no otneT cause Than having worn1s in
.Ee stomach.
lirlOWN ) VERMIFUGE CnNFITS
VIII destroy worms witlout injury 10 the
clIlG. byipg per:ecr ly WHiTE.auG free from
all c1lOTiu- or OlhEr injurious iI.,IeGieL :.
J.sls. ] : used in yrOrIn preparations
CURTIS * BROWN. Proprict0rS,
No. 2!j Fulton Street. New York
SID By Druggists md Chemists, and dedieTs an
lsedi,iItCs at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Box y
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xcRGAs D.sHagEr. AAEcx 3. sEAFzFIS

$EA-L- --l- i----s1.s
ETLEiSG T1rui.l q cO-yaTineTsAip for tlIs
"A f,-ssslire "i i42w, viii is.aatice Ia stat
an BGue. Si3.e- Courts. aGI all! give
prompt al-a-if.aa To- al i,.l-...e-s placed -
:: ..E Ean.Ls. glieciI WncriCf's Block, FIND
'sy, ONO. .Inay :.
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Fremont Advertising.
Fran ont Boiler Works

- A.JUNE, manufacturer Of ali kinds cl
-. steam boilers. and Sheet Iron Work
smoke Stacks and Boiler Britchin.s made 90
order on SuOrt Notice. SsOp attached 10 FI..-
foot Of Garrison Street. Repairs tr0Isl ptIy
attended to- All work done on reasonable.
terms, and warranted to give satisfaction.
May 5), IST3-ly
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. = P..H;kTiN a. and Mechanical Dentist .-
< : Jui.e-J', Main StiCej, above X. :. BI-
cr 4 Cos Shoe store.