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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-08-21
Resident of Fremont Since 1910.
REFERENCEs;-F.S S. White, Bank of Fremont
A. II. Miller, First National Bank
Gen. r. P. Buckland.

l have few choice bargains for any one who
wants. Fremont has always had the reputation for
paying cash and the best prices for all manner of
farmers products. Mechanics of this city always
have plenty of work and good pay. Most of the
laboring men own the houses they live in, and the
balance are getting them as fast as they can
Cheap and desirable lots can be obtained at low
figures within one mile and less from the Court
House. AT I. NJ. KEEIEEs AGENCY you can get
Insured, Rent Property, or buy any of the follow
ing
179 feet front on Birchard Avenue, by 165 feet
deep on Whittlesey Street, very handsome and
desirable corner. VIII sell one-half one-thIrd, OF
the whole Price for the whole $4,000.
Lot Nc. s55, on the south side of Court Street,
near the Depot, for sale at s, 500.
The Clapp Corner, Front and Garrison Streets,
s2 feet front by 1872 feet deep, with Store, Dwell
ing and Barn. One of the finest corners In the
city. For sale at ,OOO The lot itself is worth
the money.
Out-lot No. 122, on south side of Tifiin Street
between and acres, for sale at $500.
FIGURING Mil, Run Stones, Saw Mill, Franc
Dwelling, good Water Power, 8 to 10 acres Land, J
mile to Railroad, all in good order. For sale a
$4,000.
16 rods front on Birchard avenue, Lots with
Dwellings, choice Fruit and Shrubbery, gooG
Fences and Sidewalks; two minutes walk from
the Post-office, none more pleasantly located il
the city, for sale.
1O3 feet front on Croghan Street, adjoining From
Street suitable for Store Buildings, with ~ storI
Brick Dwelling on southwest corner, east OF ant
adjoining Fort Stephenson Park, for sale.
Out-lot No. 5, acres in Thad Balls sub-divis
/ ion, d miles north of town, for sale.
50 Lots, from half an acre to 10 acres in Glenn
Springs subdivision; half mile from the Depot
/ just the place for mechanics and suburban resi-
ldences.
West part lot 81, with 2-story Brick Store AM
Dwelling, on south side State Street, for sale.
! Lot No. 115O, on the east side of Arch Street
south end, Frame Dwelling, for sale at $500.
| Z acres in high state of cultivation, all kind
| Fruit, Berries, Frame Dwelling, Barn, Shed an
| Henery, on south side East Main Street, one mil
| from the Court House, Norwalk, Ohio, for sale q
| IS, Geo. cash 1000, balance on time.
T51> feet front on State Street by III on From
Street, with the ruins of the Old Cooper House
can be bought at bargain
5000 Lots in Oak Wood Cemetery, for sale.
In, M. KEELER'S AGENCY
2d story BuckIand's tO1d) Block
Isthe place to transact your business. Stranger
| yfsiffnr Fremont are invited to call,
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Qoetrp.
pAr.ENT GUN.

I've heard good joke of an Emerald Pat
Who kept few brains and briok in his hat
He was bound to go hunting; so taking his gur
He raDmed down charge-this was loat
number one;
Then be put in the priming, and when all VS.
done,
BY way of experiment, thought he would try
To see if perchance he might hit the "bulr'
eye"
He Strengthened himself until he made good
figure,
Took deliberate aim, and then pulled the
trigger.
Click went the hammer, but nothing exploded
"And sure" muttered Paddy, "the gun isn'I
loadedT"
So down went another charge, just as before,
Unless this contained agrain or two more,
Once more he made ready, and took a good
aim,
And pulled on the trigger-eHect quite the
same.
81 wonder, can this be, still shootin'F" said Pat;
81 put down load, now I'm certain of that;
I'll try it again, and then we shall seel"
So down went the cartridge of load number
three,
Then trying again with a confident air,
And succeeding no better, gave up in despair.
Just at that moment be happened to spy
His friend Michael MiIligan hurrying By.
"Hello, Mikel Come here, and just try on my
gun,
I've been trying to shoot till I'm tired and
donei"
So Mike took the gun and picked up the pow
der,
Rsmarking to Pat, ait would make it go
louder"
Then placing it firmly against his right arm,
And never suspecting it might do him harm,
He pointed the piece in the proper direction.
And pulled on the trigger without more reAec-
tion,
When of went the gun like county election,
Where whisky and gin have exclusive selection
Of those who are chosen to guard the inspec-
ton,
There's great deal of noise-and some little
inspection),
And Michael went off in another direction.
"Hold on" shouted Pat, "hold on to the gun!
put in three loads and you've shot off but oneI
Get up, and be careful, don't hold it so level,
Or else we are both of US gone to the-ceme-
teryr'
Now, old boys and young, here's a moral for
you,
Don't make Pat pattern whatever you do,
Don't carry TOO much in the crown of Your hat;
OF all things you lodge there beware of the batl
don't mean the little mouse flying in the air,
The ladies' so fear may get in their hair,
But the dangerous brick-bat, so much worse
than that,
Nobody can weur it that isn't a "Hlt"
And then don't forget it's one Of Old Nick's
Diabolical ways of playing his tricks
On foolish young men who become ''peTfect
Bricks"
He don't give the hint until after he kicksl
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE at a
distance desiring information from this point can
address me. If the subject does not require much
Investigation a few postage stamps win be suffi-
cient remuneration.
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coMMIssIoN MERCHANTS.
L. O. aAwsoS, JAS. MOORE, JOSEPH I. EAWsoS.
RAWSON. & Co,

q. = II y UT = ~
OTORAGF FORWARDING & COMMISSION
i-tEerchanfs. Dealers in Cosrse Salt, Fine Salt,
Dairy salt Land Plaster, Calcined Plaster, Water
Line. etc. Having purchased the entire property
iznoV'n as the Fremont Warehouse and Steam Ele-
yators at the head of nav'gltion on the sanqusky
Rfver NC are prepared % receive, store and ship
Grain. Lumber, Merchandise and other produce. -
ONCE, at elevators. Fremont, o. IL
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BIRCH HOUSE.

o., 124 Water street. near the
I jllailroad Depot, and IN the center Of business.
L. D. HUNT, Pronrietors
II. S. HUNT,
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NICHOLS HOUSE,

r E. WILLIS, Proprietor. Passengers carried
y ID and from the House free of charge Situat-
a corner OF Front and State streets. Fremont, y.
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II TNDsEY. Sandusky County, Ohio, E. S. Bower
feox, Proprietor. The proprietor takes pleasure
ID announcing thas he is prepared to accommodate
ihe fraveiing public. Every attention paid TO the
comfort of guests Of the House, l9yl
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OCEAN NAVIGATION.-Tickets to or
from various European ports. Steerage Passen-
gers brought from Antwerp to Fremont for s34
U. S. currency.
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HOUSE,
KFsSLFR HOUSE.

r.oRNFR OF FRONT STREET AND BIRCH
I }jAI{n AVENUE, Fremont, q. Guests carried
10 sgd from each train free Of charge,
SToUGH & son, Propuetors.
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A cCOlfMODATIONS FIRST-CLASS. W +.
~ Kaufman. Proprietor, Clyde, Ohio. Population
& Clyde, 1850. Livery Stable in connection with
be Rouse.
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Dr- shsrpis Specihccures Dyspepsia, Liver Com
ulaInt- Constipafion, Vomiting of Food, Sour
Sfnr5ach Water Brash, Heartburn, Low Spirits,
- In fhirtr-qVs years never falling 10 cure the
merf 0fslinate cases. Sold by druggists generally,
q n WcCUILocH, Agent for Fremont. Depot, 40
Firhib st.,NY Cifcalers mailed on Pplcatien'
16u6
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Nearly all diseases originate from In
digestion and TOrpidity of the Liver,
and relief is always anxiously sought after. If
the Liver is Regula1edin in its action, heath
Is almost invariably secured. Want of action in
the Liver causes Headache, COnstipas
ton. Jauudice, Pain in the Shout.
ders, Coughs, ChilIss Dizziness, i,
sour Stomach, bad taste in the
month, bilious attacks palpitattOn
of the heart, depression of Spirits,
or the blues, and hundred other symptoms,
for which SIuMONSsl REGULA
TOR is the best remedy that has ever been dis
covered. 1t acts mildly, effecfually, and
being simple Vegeta bic compound, can do
no injury in any quantities that may be taken. II
is harm ess in every way; 1t has been used fol-
40 wears, and hundreds of the good and great
from all parts of the country Will vouch for its be-
! ing the Purest and best
Simmons Liver Regulator, or Medicine
/ lIsharmless,
l Is no drastic violent medicine,
| Is sure TO cure If taken regularly,
/ Is faultless family medicine,
| Is the cheapest medicine IN the world,
Is given with safety and the happiesi results to th
most delicate infant.
/ Does not interfere with business,
| Does not disarrange the system,
Takes the place Of Quinine and BitterB of ever
kind,
icoutasns the simplest and bsstremediss.
FOR SALE By Ill DRUGGLSTg.
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pENTisTR
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DR.. A. T. PRICE,
hotels.

= =. u = ; 7 lE-N|--l
nURcIcAI & MECHANICAL DENTIST, Once
Eturer Bank OF Fremont, Whites Block, VIII De
found IL his Office at all times.
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ARCHITECT,
J. c. JOHNSON,

A RCH1TECT AND DESIGNER, Office in Moore
n and Rawson's Block, corner Of Front and Gar
ris0n streets, Fremont, Ohio. All orders promptly
attended to. 5zyL
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Among the strongest Fire Insurance Companies
In the land-companies that paid every dollar of
their losses at CHICAGO and BOSTON-wiII be
found the
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MEDICAL
D. b. BRNKERHoFF, n D.

70HYsTcIANs AND SURGEON, once N Buck
ies7dss Old Block, on Front street, besldence on
BIrcirtd Avenue, corner OF WOOL street. Oiloe le
p. ~
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THE GATR 49,

POLICE COURT-Jutge Smell.
To-day, Lewis Smith, driving q cart on the
foctway; IS. William Phillips, forfeited callat-
eral. Edward Williams, driving on foot way;
81 James Taylor, forfeited collateral. Bartel
Potts, driving or fOOtway; %. John SchOtter,
= yagrant, was sent to the wOrkhOuse. Henry
Hayman, same; sent down. Caroline Williams
and Catherine White, loud and boisterous; -
each. Joseph Harbaugh, assault and battery
on Anna kirk; $40 and cost. Henry McDaniels,
larceny OF a pair of horse rens; SIS. Laura AMI
Cordelia Smith, charged with an affrAv; A.
each. John b. Wheeler, charged with false
pretence, in obtaining $50 from j. L. Stock
bridge on check on the Bank of Washington,
representing that he had money deposited there;
continued. Isaac b. Cox, charged with larceny
OF SO and a gold pin from crippled soldier
named e. .. F. Clark. Testimony showed that
defendant and some companions got COMPLAIN
ant intoxicated and took HIM out hack riding,
end while drunk he WAS relieved of his money
and watch. Officer Dyson arrested Cox and
recovered the gold pin from pawn, where il hal
heen put by defendant. The testimony showed
that Cox aud bis companions found this old SOL
die had money and heeced him while drunk
having, as one OF the witnesses expressed it, ga
soft thing of it." Al the conclusion of the tes-
tiTony the court, after reciting the points in
The testimony, commented with mucn severity
on the conspiracy and decided to send the case
TO the grand jury, holding Cox in 500 bOnds to
appear.
IlD TIE proceedings yesterday in the case of
sarah Ennis, charged with assault and battery
on julia Dayton, 1t should have been stated
LAT the wound was inflicted on her hand
instead OF her head
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FINANCIAL AND UOnnEkC,AL.
washington stock exchange, Nav n

Quotdttors furnished by Middleton e CO., bakers.
The following were the prices bid aud a ,ked at
the meeting Of the WASHINGTON Stock Excbanga TO-
day u 3 gold, liz bid, ll21 asked. Bank Stocks
NaIons Bank o. Republic, lSj bid, lag a.kei;
iional Bank; lOl bid, Ice asked. Oily Passenger
nailroads-MetropOlitan stock, z6 bid, ~ asked;
SUlImbia stock, ~ asked. sundrv List-Nationai
Iheater bonds, J.,7 per cent 70 bid, SIS asSed;
Mssonic Temple bonds, r. x A, . r cent gold 81
bid; " ashingtos City Gas stock, IS bid Al asked;
Cnesap.ake and Ohio Canal, preferred bonds III
hid; Arlington Fire Insurance Co. stock. Loo bid,
lU+4 asked; asbington Market 90. bonis, ID per
cent l02 seked; New York, Alexandria, washing
LOB anu georgetown steamship Go. stock, $50 asked
District Securities, District Of Oolumbia-Psrma-
nent improve ment rs, J. J 1891, 7O5s bid, III
asked; Market Stock bonds, 7's, J: ], is72, fOl4
I'D, 70 asked: Water Stock bonds, 7's, j. j. 1901
~ bid DO 1893, 20 bid gtnn wv alter Stock
Sc, J. A. & q. 1874. IS bid; Five Year Oertif,
Gates 10, III n 1875, 9J5a bid, SO ask ID r, n
Year Ronss;n s., J. J :, 1878. 76 Did, 50 ask ID
bid: 79 asked tGforg town)sGenersI stuck, s ;.
A. J. D. at pleasure, 75IS bid. Board OF Pubic
ksrCer IN General lgpr9yemsnt, s..
a. asked DO 1875 = bid 70 asked DO 1857 7sf bid;
asked Certlhcaks, sever;J & j., 1874, 81 bid, 67,.
asE6d; DO 1873, 90 bId. So asked; do 1876 57s1 Did
10 )e17, SO bid o! asked: do. 1873 IS bid, 81 asked
do. seIi.s, co ,'65,i asked Water Certificate,
s., ISL. 7G bid. "a sked
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GEORG ETOwN N.

SUDDEN. DKATH.-Mr. Charles Lucas, who
kept a restaurant on Water street, in this city,
left here yesterday afternoon in company with
Young man named j. Tyler Ga.-jss -,,, for Raj
nmcre; Both OF Fem were in good health
whtn they left here At noon to das telegram
vas received announcing the death OF Lucas,
AND that Gatewood was all right At the close
OF our report there was considerable excitement
among his friends as to the cause OF his death.
GOAL TRADE-The coal trade for Il e week
past has been very active. Gilmore, Meridith
q Co have received 2,076 tons, and shipped
z,Ve4 IONS OF gas coal, and received 2 Az tons
and shipped $50 tons Of Cumberland coal.
The other companies have received II go tons
OF cumberland coal, and shipped IL, 15S tons;
MAKING the total receipts for the week II ,1T3
tons, and the shipments Ii, 572 tons.
FISH Wharf.-The receipts of fish at the
wharf to-day we're $4,000 herring, and 500 III !.
Inc herrings we're sold at 90 per thousand, and
the shad at ell per hundred.
GRAIN IRADE.-The schooner T. P. Morgan
arrived to-day from Alexandria with lat
bushels OF wheat for Hartley s. Brother. NJ
sales reported.
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IMPORTANT DECISION IN A BUILDING Asso-
cIATIOS CAsE--In the Equity Court yesterday
Mr.. Justice Wylie denied a motion for an in
junction in the case OF Phil II. welch agt. The
Franklin Cooperative Building Association.
The complainant, Phil. H WEIGH, in Septem-
Der, le12, purchased advances on three shares
OF stock, amounting to s3 600. at a premium Of
about 100 per cent, but failed 10 paw the MONTH
~ installments due on said purchase. Under
the constitution OF the association for this de-
fAult the usual fines were imposed, and last
month the trustees OF the association afysrtisr
the property conveyed as security for "a e.
WEIGH hled his bill, alleging usury, &c, an
obtained temporary order restraining the sale
The case was submitted on Thursisy on the
bill, answer OF the building association. AMI Az
hibits, and yesterday the court, UPON due con
sideratien, held thar the complainant, Phil n
weleh, was not entitled TO the injunction for
which he prayed, and accordingly denied the
motion therefor as above stated, and TIE trus-
tees will proceed 10 advertise aud sell under the
deed Of trust In this case the account was rem
cereC properly by the secretary, aud in accord
ance with the provisions Of the constitution or
said association, which exhibited and explained
the workings and BENEFITS derived by every
member Of a building association. Msssrs.
Riddle and Miller appeared for the compl ain
ant WEIGH, and K h. Elliot for the banding
association
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AL E. A ND Ria.

AMONG THE sUFFRRKRs by the late food in
MISSISSIPPI was Mr.. w. T.. d. Claggett, lately
clerk in the grocery and commission store Of
Mr. X Nj. Lawson. Of this city, who, in a letter
TO fIiend here, states that hts whole plantation
was submerged, and that large number of his
STOCK, including ten fine mules, were drowned.
FISH RKPoRr.-Since - IN. yesterday 5000
sad and 10000 herring have arrived. Shad
9 Id for So 5OaSS per hundred; herring, So 5Oas7
thousand; rock aud perch scarce.
SALE.-V. nj. TAYLOR purchased to-day for
800 the house on Wolfe street advertised by
ID Z. Slaymaker, and sold by him a. trustee.
CRITICAL CoNDITION.-Coroner Sam. Beach
who has been confined to his bed for some week s
past. is now in critical condition, and little
hope. are entertained of his recovery.-Seati-
mel, 18Th.
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Wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, May is -rhe Posts fnznci Al article
says; The stock market after opening was steal
Tor New York Central. Pacific Mail, Erie, Waba h ,
and ROck Islsnd, and - TO % below yesterday' :
clotlng prices for remainder OF Iit il was stead;
curing tbe hTst hall hour, whez it then bscans
heevy, prices failing 20 ], the lowest figures hay
Ing been mace about il O'Clock. Encs that hon
the u OF price. has been upward, he markst
now being stToDg at near The mig hest Money IA
easy 70 get to-day on call loans at M prime mer-
ChbIlie paper sells az tGJ6. Government md, are
.sGa lover Than yesterday. All salea Of gold have
De al IlIi4 On gold oaa the raes have zen 10
ior estIy ing As usual Saturday, foreign exchange
nominal, leading bank. ing for their sterin
DIS 49, and Agla, and good banker. iSa and lai e
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The Markets,

BALTIMORE, May l6,--yiIeinis skies, old, 80: Vir-
gin Ia skies consolidated, 81; West irginias, ii
North Carolina skies, old, ~; do, now, Is; do, spe
cial ta1 8 bid to-day
BALTIMeRE, May Is Cotton strong aud buoy
ant, ls@lsi4. Flour very dull, weak and lower to
sell. WI eat steady and unchanged. O1rn strong
and In good demaud-white southern, So: yellow
sOuths rn SAG s. ixed western, 80 for and old
Oats s'esds and slow-son'hern, 64G170; western
mixed, 62(G63; do. white, 64@lSs Bye quiet H,y
steady and unchanged. Provisions strong and
ders, 7,I@754; clear rib sides, lO1@ dl0h. Sugar.
cured haGs, l49l5. Lard firm, lO%@n Western
Gutter dull weak; good choice, lS613l Coff,s
UNCHANGED. Whisky-smsll sales ct / ~. Sugar
unchanged.
NEw YORK, May B-FlOur dull and droopin
Wheat dull and dsclinfng. Corn quiet ADD heavy.
NEW YORK, May B-Stocks dull. Money g.
Gold, Rls. Excl snge, long, 4ss1s; short, l9i1
$50 @93A for account, g'EG93x Bonds OF ISIS,
Old RIA 10 -4os lot new hives, l0iS erie, 331s a
i'cSDoN. May IL. l::o m @Con.ols for money
9s d955S: for account, 93% 1885, Paris dispatches
quote re IteS At Sc n ANS. 9sk Confines
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Pu BllC REPORT
POLICE.W.f.s.

have rot enjoyed good health for several years
past, yet have not allowed % 10 intsItere with my
labor Every one belonging Go the lsbsring class
knew the incopvenience Of e-.Yx ops,sed q labor
when the body, from debility, almost refuses -
perform It's daily task. 1 never was a Believer in
oSsirg With medicines; but, hsvins heard the
NEsErINEtpokeh Of 50 bis hly, was determined 60
Try IT. aud shall never regret that etermi alton
As tonic (Which every one needs ct some time in
surrasses anything ever heard Of. II invig0rate.
the whole system u IL great clssnser and purider
OF the blood; There are many Of my aoQuaintsR.,ss
ho have 70 Ken t, and all unite in praise Of its sat
Especially among the aged class 81 people, =, I'm
psrts TO th m the thing needful IN GA age
NUNS OF calm, sweet rePse, thereby sire hen
ns the mind rs well IS the body. One Ard lads
VINO mas been suffering through life from scrofula
eno hes become bird from it, effects hayirC tried
many remedies with no favorable result, Was In.
onSea ~ miends 20 try the NEGErINE. After takir
sw bottles she obtained great relief m Al A. a
expressed wish for her sight, that she might 1 2
able to lock pom the rho he'd sent n AZ saeb :
bles ing Your, resp Qtfully,
81. P HonGE. Police ofhcer, Station g.
Boston, MASS, May 9, ISL.
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MAKE 1T PUBLIC.
soUrH Bos,oS, Feb. 9, ISL.

II s-rv eoUrH BosnoN, Feb. 9, ISL.
Dear Sri hive haara from very msuv sources
OF the great success Of VEG ETINE in cases Of
uIa, hheumatism. kidney Complaint, Oatarrh ami
ether diseases OF kindred mature make no has1ts.
tion In saying that kHo,c yEGRTTNE to be m.
bilty. De
My wife has been troubled with Oatarr for many
years, and at times very badly. che has thnrouehIy
tried every supposed remedy that could hear Of
and with all this she has for several years ba-n
gradually growing worse, and the dissharge from
The hesd as excessive and very offensive.
she was In this coRditisn when sh > comm aacad 4,
take NEGETlNRi could see that she was i'm crow II
on the second bottle She continued taking the VIZ,
6E1INE until she had used from twelve 70 fifteen
bottes an now happy In info ming you and the
PUBIC if You choose 70 maze 10 pubicj that che 4.
entlrely cured and Nege; Inc the Gu
aft. nothing else would. Hence feel Justified ia
saying that vkGETIHE is the most reliable RENE
dy,end wonld I'D Use all suffering hun anity q try
IL, Tor believe II to be good, h Dnest vegetable
medlcine, ard shall not hesitate 10 recommend in
i an, &c, respectfully,
l.. q. CARDELL,
Store 4sl Broadway.
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IMMENSE REDUCTION!
aR0lgHRAn a Tn

Are nov opening an entire reT s,sck = INV
GOvDf, Just purchased in New York bF sir ~.
hesd. ~ " OL6erfuly low yIices 49, ''-
Dress Goods in gr. az variety and % the -, ,vt..
aiip isDtl9 I,, from lz'sc mp 60 81 ~ per vars
LlNns BLACK eilks, CSC ST Is, 81 80 6 Is o,
e18, sael and IS. cat least % per cent les. tis-,
Inllns market prices, and Of the bes; makes AMI
BlaoE Alpaca, &c. single width, dsuble width
Wsmsutts ~ Blesc bed Cston, Isc
Beautiful Tee for Lacies, IS aud up
Eie CANT Paris n idt, Csc. and up
Bsrsaire In C0rsets.
Ladi,s, All Linen mined Hsndkerchi ia, lsbsc
Ladies One Button C,lOrec Kids, 65a.
Lansdsle CsnbriC ~, snd other Bleachei and In
hlsacbed Cottons &c. Hnd upwards Good - -pric-f
irius, SIC splenGIs sty fast colurcd Priats only
Black Grenadines from 2Oc 20 4 I per yard: these
goods are very cheap Psrasols In great VARSITY
yerl low. Goats ano CLARK Spool Cot on SC, ans
10, OF other goods equally low. Our Golts are q
the best makes and sy les, selected VITA great care
Doe ght ano solo cheap and vii 40 purchaser good
49, BN0DHkAD A. Co..
msTe4-sm 1908 streets. bet l3f and ls n ste
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CITY HEMS.

HARVEY & HOLDEN, 1O16 PENNSYLVANIA ave,
are receiving and preparing daily all kinds Of
Salads, Hard and Soft Grade, Lobsters, CLANS.
Frogs, Green Turtle, Shrimp, Prawp, FRESH
Salmon, with al endless list of dehcacles from
the northern, eastern and southern markets.
fIRNNEss OF TEXTURE, lightness of fabric,
and neatness of pattern, are combined in INV
fine Check Suits for gentlemen, made of the
nnest English goods imported. Price only s25.
french Worsted Suits in several shades of gray;
neat, durable, light in weight, and priced at
81 and S2S.
Inspection invited!
Custom department complete,
One Price Only! GRo. q. HRNNiNG,
No in -fh