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IT IS highly gratifying to note
that, during the past month, there
hss been a decrease in the public
debt of $1,S25,211. 1t is hoped the
crisis is past, and henceforth the re-
duction will continue.
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SCHOOL ELECTTON,

NOTICE is hereby given to the qualified voters
IN OF the Fremont School District, that the annual
election OF two School Directors, in the place Rev
II. LanglOf the Second Ward and j. S. Van Ness of
the Third Ward, win be held in the room now oc-
cupisd by j. P. Reiff in Mammoth Block, in Ere
mont, Oh Saturday the 14th day of February A. ID.
lSI4, between the hours of O'Clock A. NJ and G
O'Clock P. NJ as the term of Office of said Lang and
Van Ness will then expire
By order of the Board of Education
A. J. HALE, Clerk.
February Sd, 1874. 81
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CASE Of DEAFNESS CURED

The Argand Coal Stove took the first pre-
MUM at the Northern Ohio Fair. It is the
only stove with base fue and illuminated
ash pit. tits the most economical stove that
can be had. Call and see it at @. NJ. Dillon
tS Co.'S
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The breadth of wheat sown in
Ohio, last fall, is said to be an in
crease of ten and a half per cent
over last year.
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ASSIGNEE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been duly appointed and qualified as as
signee Of A HOOt and son ahd Abraham HOoi- of
Fremont, Ohio. Creditors are required 70 present
10 the undersigned, for allowance their claims du
ly verified according TO law, within six months
after the publication Of this notice.
Fremont, o., Feb 9Th, 1s74. g.
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ANNUAL ELECTION

EJNHE Annual Meeting of the Sandusky Comfy
Il Agricultural Society, for the election of officers
for the ensuing year, will be held at the Auditors
Office, Court House, on SATURDAY, FEB. Z, 1874
requested. By order of j. r. GEPHART, Pres.
E j. GEIBEI. Sec -
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AN ORDINANCE

To PrOUids for The Purchase Of Hose.
SECTION Be it ordained by the City Council OF
the City OF Fremont, That for the purpose of pUr-
chasing hose for the ue of the Fire Deps rtebt of
said City, there shall be issued bond of said CITY
in the sum of three Thousand five hundred end sew
enty-one dollars Cs3,5I1), payable at the Bank of
Fremont, in Fremont, Ohio, on the 5th day of Jan
uary, A. ID. 1875, to George II. Curtis, Or bearer.
with interest from the 5th day of January, A. D.
lST4, at the rate of eight (S) per cent per annum
That said bond shall be signed by the Mayor, and
countersigned by the City Clerk, and shall be regis
tered in the Book OF Bonds and Orders kept by
said city. Passed, January 27th, 1874.
JAMES KRIDLER
President pro TEN of City Council.
Attest: F. J. GlEBEL, Jr., City CLERK.
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PREMIUMS IN18z8

First and Highest Premium at the Great Interns-
tional Fair and Exposition at Buffalo, N. Y. Also
at the Western New York Fair, held at Rochester.
Also at Central New York Fair, held at Utica. Al
Also at the Great Fair of the American Institute,
held in New York for two months during the fail
of 1873. Also at many Fairs in Ohio and other
States.
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HoK. RUFUS KING, of Cincinnati,
has been elected President Of the
Con. Con.
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AND still the judiciary article
agitates the Con. Con.
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SPLENDID PREMIUM OFFER
To every new Subscriber 20 the
FREMONT JOURNAL,
and to every old Subscriber who
sends us s2.55 we will
send for one year
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Its scie1lidc record is not excened by that Of any
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PAP AS BIRTHDAY
magnificent steel engraving, 13 by 19inches, after
a design. by celebrated French artist It is g
direct appeal to the affections, being both bcauti-
ful and touching.
The fathers study door is ajar His form is Wis
ible within. His eyes rest upon an open volume,
and he is all unconscious of the surprise that awaits
him. Outside the door are his two little daughters
Their hands are full of dainty flowers and choice
presents, for Papa on his birthday. They approach
the door cautiously in order to make the surprise Of
their gifts complete. Joy beams in their faces The
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Sardjs Birchard's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
have been duly appointed and qualified Os ex-
ecutOrs Of the estate Of Sardis Birchard, laie OF
Sandusky County, Ohio. All persons having claims
against sGid estate are nOusd to present tie came
to the undersigned, and al persons indebted 10
said estate are requested 10 settle.
A. 4. MILLEK,
Fremont, o., Feb. 9, 1874. K. e. HAYES
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New YORK 1AY-BD1s +!

ADEMocRATIC WEEKLY. Established in 1850
1t supports White Supremacy, political and So
cial. Terms, g per yesr. To clubs, nine copies
for s.. Specimen copies free. Address DAY
BOOK, New Yark City.
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A DESIRABLE FARM!

now offer my valley farm for sale
about so acres Of the best land in San
lsIgG dusky County, about 45 acres of First
iSIss Bottom Land, when well farmed
brings so to 100 bushels of corn per
acre in good seasons, 30 acres of
Second Bottom Land, very easy to work and brings
large crops Of grain grass This farm has fine
river front of 40 rods Sandusky River, on which
is a nice new house, built this season, good well
of water, fine bearing orchard OF 100 trees. In fact
ia one of the most desirable and money making
farms in the county, only two miles from the City
of Fremont, on a fine wagon Road. offer this
farm at the extremely low price of S55 dollars per
acre, 81 900 down, balance in equal annual pay
ments, with interest at per cent, annually.
? 42tf I. Z. ANS Den,
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Fourth Grand Gift Concert
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY of KENTUCKY


Total, 600 Gifts. all Cash. amounting 10 $i,50O.O0O
~ The concert and distribution of gifts viii
positively and JlHequiUOeally take place the dag
nOtO fired, whether all the tickets are sold or not
and the Il, ,OGO gifts all paid in proportion to the
number of tickets sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole Tickets, $50; Halves, s25; Tenths, or each
coupon, IS; Eleven Whole Tickets for $500; 22J<
Tickets for $1,000; 113 Whole Tickets ror $4,000; 227
Whole Tickets for $4,000. No discount on less
than $500 worth of tickets.
Applications for agencies and orders for tickets
shold be addressed to
THOS. f. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library KY, and Manager Gift
Concert, Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
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TESTIMONIALS.

COwLEsvILLE, May 20, 1873.
81 write to make known our unbOunded salts
faction with the Boiler bought of you is the
best ever seen Is run with the least fuel and the
least trouble of any steamer ever seen.
x. B. MILLER,
For COWlesvile Manufacturing Co.
LITTLE FAILS, n. Y, August 20, 1873.
Messrs. WHITMAE & BURRELL-Dear Sirs: We
believe your Boilers and Engines more fully meet
to which our attention has ever been directed.
Especially would we recommend them to those
printers who wish to get up steam frequently,
quickly and economically. The doing away with
feed pump we consider great advantage, as
thereby the time and constant anxiety af the press
man are saved.
Yours truly, J.. & G. G. STEBBINS,
Editors and prOprietOrs "Jcurna & Courier
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I'HS
THE
BEST and CHEAPEST!
our
ANDERSON PATENT
STEAM BOILER
AND KIPP'S NEW ENGINE
AND KIPP'S NEW ENGINE
Are THE BEsr IN THE woRLp

Cannot collapse or explode. Are self-feeding from
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the engine from Pumping AGAINST HIGH
PRESSURE, or driving water into Boiler, when by
carelessness the water has been allowed to get low
or entirely out of Boiler. No dues to get warped
or twisted ont of shape.
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THE JOURNAL,

FREMONT. OHIO
FRIDAY, February 6,IS74.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE at q
distance desiring information from this point can
address me- If the subject does not require much
investigation few postage stamps viii be suhi-
cient remuneration.
, 1874-09-30
TIE AMERICAN PILGRIMAGE.
lecture by tlo Ifight 1cov. Islsh0t
DJVGHEprs

Lecture by tl,e Right 1cov. Isish0p
DsvcnEer.
Tho frgt Of tho aorios Of lectures unior tho
auaplces Of tho Uuion Catholic Library Aasocia-
tlon was deliyorod yesterday eyoning in 1T. Put
rlck's Church. corner OF Desplaincs and Adasna
ntrcota. The lecturer on tho occasion, tho Tight
noy. nahop Dwongor. Of Fort Wayne, was ac-
oompau,el to tho altar OF tho church By tho
Right Rev. Biahop Foley, Fathor Conway.
OF 1T. patricls's. and other Catholic tgn1tarloa.
Bishop Ducnger. 1t viii bo reu,omborod,
was tho spiritual Aeat1 Of tllo rocent
American pilgrimage to Lolrdos mud Homo,
which was tho subject OF tho lecture.
Tn opening tlo lecturer atatol that tho Amcyl-
CHI pilgrimage WAS quito an extraordinary event,
and mnlo, ut ioaat In Europe, great inproa.
zion. No doubt u,a,,y In thla country would
think 1t I. Graal tA!ag to Wilt tIleso narrsa
uhsinen, and to gaze upon tho features OF Its
l1olluoss tho ropo. III tho prcaont mate
llat agca many persoua wero found
wtliu{, to travel t!,uuaautls at miles
to yiow Ao.Gs historic spot, OF to
visit tho tomb of q Famous man. Int 1t was
onty within tho last few yeara tAat ro1igiouH nil
gr.nagos Init boon nntlortaknn. III tho oltien
days, vosY oiton wlon Houo graat danger threat
oned SONG near a,ul doar relative, a vow WAS
,.,nlo 10 visit so,no sasrol tomb. 1t waa nott,-
Ing atsapaa tn sao plgslsaa IN the saa Of faith.
In tapt tue oraaaaoa were nothing but plsrl}m,
, 1874-09-30

Drowning ct II. MOtinn to SCI hsido continuance
denied,
0sf Thunna afcCabe ~. Ira Porter: hnt1on 10 dis.
ntH appeal farwant Of corslncato Of evidence oSur-
rnIrt. .,,,,,
Q03. WltiIan D. 1fayfn ct ri. W.. Wtaiam tnrmtrirp
Motion for proco!nldo TO sa,o lintnndlstc!y Gnse
hicasrt: I. Trtplt ). v: Vnanaon sncan tossatt,
nnl v. i. shElpon woro admitted TO ho Lar OIL tor~
n,Bn ncehses. .
MoTi1S*.
got. Catcngo, panviLo q Vlnccnncs Natlroad COM
rnuy OF nl. sa trnnt'A noyer g. M alo1on Tor con.
llnanteo or for furthor t!n!o to ae l,riefs. etc.
2u1. nohutt attart So Solomon h1eKtchau> Motion
for seave to A!s supplcinenta! record: .....,
G93 AlkNa VI. Ak!a. Motion 10 dlsntsu for want OF
pro<eslt!on bS nrrellce granted. -
4: DaNa ". doBeph NJ. doot9f1cHs Dsml6sea W
rlsfntiiM! r y 1t m cnsts. ,,,
w. uaaoto !o slnlIn Motion to dlernias Tor Taht
Of Prosecution by appellee allowed.
cALI or the bookEr.
POI. 1fmal y. llongh W. Cook County land COM
fanGy. f5G Iak'ii on cM!:
, 1874-09-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
rIfrRGyCNENT9.


Tho Chicago, Rock Iatand 1; Pacific Railroad
oomnany Is building, inside thcir lopos, just
opposite tho main entrance, very ncnt little
structure. to DO used NJ = co1nmutation-tlc1.> It
office. Heretofore people wishing to buy such
ticko.a Lad to climb up tl,roo ights Of ntalrs, to
tho of1lco OF the general tiokot-oaico. Hereafter
lady clerk will DO Al this now otiico oyory lnlf
hour bofore tho leaving Of cacl, accommodation
trsin. The ofllco ,Eill bo ready for tho pale OF
tickets tomorrow.
coLpMRus 4 TOLEDO.
Tho right Of way Oh the, Columbus l. Toledo
I,aljroa4 Ia already secured for botwoen 10 aud
so miles On most favorable terms. Everything
will bo In relinoHs to proceed with tie Work III
nomewhat moro favorable than OF present. Tho
road slrcady has nearly million dollars OF cssh
subscription.
Iultua II. Pratt having applied for an lnlunc-
tiou to restrain tue Montcalr NatlTay from using
tho uso Of f, Chancellor Ruuyan. Of Now Joraey.
llaY refused tho injunction for thu roaaon tllat
tho alo,ltclair Hallway III u graas public thorough
fare, aud that the right OF tho people to lts bon
otsta eA,tnot be take!t from them III oFdof to
satufy any private claim.
From tlta tut of October tho Chicago, lloek
Isla,.tl Il lacttlc, Chicago, burlington Il Quincy,
a,Hl Chicago l. Northwestern 1failfoHdH will ccaao
to rsy cpnlu,isson al t[ckots to oI'nhH: All
outside otcos ut tho latter city nlll 10 tleco'.-
above nameu roads lelt hero yesterday to fo-
noro their tlcLot oilicoy to tllo ulHGo Of the
Union 1'aolIlo Railroad.
Tln 1r,asoou III lilo Town Of 1.nko pahacd M
onlnaucn yeatcrvsny granting to tho Chtrago Il
Bo,,s!. Ata;ltc lial!roa:l Tho rig'l. OF vay for
stzeasa.
, 1874-09-30

Record OF Guinness TrnIssactcd Ncs-
teEtiafs

woonES-rAvEME:;v Bu1TB.
Henry III. Stow filed bill ycBtorahy in tho
United s.atos Circuit Court againae the City of
Chicago to obtain damages for using certain
patents Oh wooden payomenta owned by him.
STOW stntos that in 1867 ho obtained patent for
wooden pavement that in 1868 be obtained
another patent for au improved street para-
mont; and in 1879 third patent for in
proycnentB IN wood paselnon.s. In 1869
for III Improvement In laying woodou- block
payemonts, assigned Aig ntoreRt to complainant.
tn 1SG9 tho Nieolsou Pavement Company began
h suit nGainst STOW for Infringement Of pateut,
but waa defeated, and tho lattor'a patent de-
eided to be no infringement. Notwithstanding
a1l these facts the City Of Clcngo has, elnco tho
lst Of Junuary, 1870 been nhing Stow's patontH
for improvements in wooden pnvcncnta. to tho
great detrimont Of Tie Inventor. as ho claims:
from further using lin Inventions and thak it
m.y also bo compelled to Eay tho damages he Ina
already sustained.
uNircp STATES COURTS.
Wa ll1ragss gsgan sa ai gsoos 1os a1
''-' pasEnurrcy ITEMS.
Alexander Il. Shaw, a Eran-1ncrchnpt, nnu
formerly Of tho firm Of Shaw, kirkpatrick & Co.,
thebaukrupt Jaw. Mr. .si.aw'A liabilities arc 233,-
23(.32, and hia assets absolutely nothing. The
paleis "e1e se'.1 T. tao 4Ss.t ", =, t,o f..,,.
saaa eo.g Gnanr ~ suu 'x no Go 'bo ho .hs
naa'i9A 1..sN. sa.Sa oe't' ~ " ~ ~
altasaooa " = . e'o,L, ,,tr,,,ro
:, rt'gnoEs. 3,en ,,;,, au,f.,st ,1.ru
john o.. oen,!nSs Hlou ~, a ~! ,s1lns! ~ ny naa,y
vc+al+'ksa to' "''V'so' NAA '@sso h@ - ~
noa'
SUPERIOR COURT II BnIeF.
]. u: cochroft brought suit for 81 200 againat
II. II. Thompson. w
1oHlH'H'A tcnsS AtIa tc.'ttot9 "t'Autns '; ~
.' ra - = nn e. nion1 T., nsri,na
Aaa;tion ~N'''' N' y 49,
II. /. D}nine commenced MI notion arainst G.
or Holden, claiming &c, ,(}OU, and another for
80, :, Ifori;,,"' ~, i,o,"iF ~ tta .t,u.,,,,;a1,
~, W " uS'nt ~ LIZ Aoa.an .,,it
, 1874-09-30

anl lido In, public Htabloa and in cnves, and Ind
been Imprisoned. ,fho blood of twonly-one Poll
tins Ind dyed Tho GROUND, but THO Church. sur
viyod It NIL. Tho lecturer ctoaol with n brilliant
posoration.
Tho attoplanco ut tho loctstro vas vorY good
indcctl,, though In tho lnrgn church 1t did not
elIow to Hlloli good advantage rs II MI ordinary
lccturo-room Ind boon chose for It's dollycry.
and II waa quito plain that. woro It not for Their
respect for tho placo they mt In. tho lecture
would Aayo frequently hoon interrupted With
hpa1ty nppIaune.
, 1874-09-30

cu1o.oo. Hout. ao.-Annlsr,>- L,asalse,
as y sss; 19s m "fs Maa aoe ef5sto sr5s Gut o'
Iva SS In oats 2Co ba wheat; 1}clu France. afut
II, 1,ooo b corn; nyIarn. alaraecs, ooov bn corn;
hnni1, Lockport, 6,i00 bn corn; Industry, aoTsis,
CnrAnnn-uhicago Delc, Utica, 2l,2o0 Il Lumbar:
ko,tnt Torcs., Willow spriaes, ~ N lumber: ,.,-
ttawa. lido bu corn Oaynga, 1!onco d,70o bu corn
fauube. Ottawa, 5,7U0 Dt coril.
CLtA1t,:1,-Essex, Otaawu Biel5 II humber; Lily.
tiorris gleo7 It llmbor; Prep fling Dfoa, Whining"
H. 90 a3a Il M,uber, u IN stt1gea Hunter, Ottawa,
Ena Il unbdr; Nipple Leaf. Joi'ot cB213 II lumber
e15u 1ath.
, 1874-09-30

Ncw Freight Rates Of tho Wiscon-
sin Roads.
miscellaneous .Itomp.
= ~ ;..-t -
THE WISCONSIN ROADS.

n,tE oursrt0r nF 4ccD,Y,;pp 4rruEa
. vhe7, .,,o t)ccision NJ tho Wisconain suorcno
conri onforcIng he Potter INV. waa aut,ounce1,
+, wa cnrront1v rcnortc1, ttot lin r.,lroa1 com.
nanios would Greatly reduce their accoumoaa-
t 1;.-. H. .,s.s J.. H. lit 1.,, ~,
laoin. ehne.'aoo eoAe''eo "oAo W w ".'o"'a"a'
and tho apoed Of pasHcnEor-tra1na waB to bo 70"
ducol to - or IL miles an hour. This policy,
bnreyer. was noycr seriouslv contemplated, gl-
.,..i.., ! 49,, a,,,..,d 'Tn ;s, ~, ~. -, -a,,,
enousu ~ MO '.', "'s ".;1 - ~.
apparent 1t "ou'a on'J Aaso lacieAsoa 'Ao noa~
ti!ity, nccoosnry for tho lntosoat OF aIl parslcB
to DO a|laycd oven wcro 1t practicablo for IT was
suggested, II tito Legislature lind un1lmtt-
~ Po".. ~ - o ..,1 '-.'..
compensation tne companies 6nomn tecelso
for their Hcrvico, thoy could also prescribe tho
manucr in yllich it should be performed. II
49, - oaa,, oar ~ aarr;, III -,
'a' o'ua' ~ euso e"I aAa eotf5 ~ iuos'"6o'S ~
specinod pi'co' conia tueg nos also p'eectloo
tho rate OF speed ut Which tlo tra1ns'saould 10
rs,n2 These considerations wero presented to
tho ,non,oc,ra md It soenna cicnr thnt ;f tha
,.rsa5 sod,,o,;nr,s ,.aro ,,,o,o ona t, ,os;t;or,
p1etoooa tsuus'''ao "'ao A'Aao' aAae Wv hoe'@'o.
held by tho Viaconaln court should bo affirmed
BY tho Unitoa stHtes Supreme Court. tho Lesis-
,,oacy,,;r,, IL t1,o Recommendations to Ia n,cvau H.
~. .:se,>..a"a"a ~ ~ ~ 1sns os.
onacr tao e'1eu'Ae'aaoen' ~ "as ooenou n'ost
ftudont TO WORK niong aa bosE taoy can until tho
Supreme Court or tho moderation Of tho Lesis-
1aturo uhall rclioyo thcm from roarircmcnts
hol;cvcd ,o Ia ;noncrctiyo shouli t,o oxncri.
es'.1$sa ~ ~ ,s ~ .. sa' ~,
mehs proTe aer!ooa loas, 1no companagn W..
then not hesitate to reduce 1her eapona,taa 9s
" nese r;I ecoov enoa na haan
INC most l'elo ECONOMY ups peon masgulat!eu ~! s!s:
iho yatioun workshops gre 1nn upon @ nhorl TINE
ana Natn greatly ansnshea 1osco lno oS.cns
70 wn!ea tn!s oas.aleh. pas oeGn @ catnoa maH 10
nioIrea from tno INC. snas oho o. 9no smo lcaans
Wisconsin toNas naa 2ssoapsnou nNa 'nga.ay ~
aucMon . q oFer M Saop 9gu III ino payGe. p = co saa
lafeo %i1n aa9 eoaiespnnnB ,'t pe.tou ~ ihs.
yoas ana aav iases se1Gs'on M ai ~ s1e sHpG II
pasenasea II tnss sN5' 1n!a 1saaeoa oHs@y, ~
y 9nly lais 70 opsosss ~ anainy ouo ~ ''io Gou-
efa' osaB"a''on .,.' ~ 1.',=. nuntuuse. -, ,,,
r,, ,,,, TIE FHElonI Nnp,7n, TAnlfts. -, o,,,,u.
dHo Ca1e'hD = rso..ancut.iu t., "9u c'!1Ns,o
al1l"ankee -. Ian! laltoa1s nafo ,11 lssttSu as:
tne1t non lreiens 5ot!us. ~ ~, Will LUZ
provisions OF tno 5ot.of laT. - dho raEes pr car
nnd Ion los soort atstn,ccs nh'o 9co1 lnoleascu
Eor n1aco tuu 'Ggsn W u eus..oa J., .at.ol9
, 1874-09-30

poar uuRos, Sept. 29.-Dows-rrors cnhs. van 11
iorbllt Merchant with schnylklll achra J. T. 1enk'n
ION, O. T. n1nch, Marion Egnn, 8nrsnaw' 1arher y
TrPrors 81. Joscpl,. Lincoln anti low nnin'o na
pv; sehra JanIca Couch, nisiug Star, Wells, oa1''
tsoAuols, KclderhomRc.
WlND--North. Weather nAc. ,,., .,,,n,
ponr I1unoS, atich Sept 3o.-DowN-.IFors MnlpS tam
U,fnporry and tow; sclFs spatief,nn Snhet A'''10
EtlKgie aud Jotlcs, Hniituce Valley. y. u. h!mohi'
Up-ptop TAotnas 4. Scott; selr IJor1da'
}YiNp-4forth niaA fresh.
, 1874-09-30

rere oujot at 91(c for a,l ID for wheat to nnf
lilo. Tho prop JayA lalca wheat through yla nuFIao,
mi tl,o sc1rs George finu +. G. lutch}nnon, nft
snsgo Duchnnt wheat H. Ban,o port at 10; Hehr G.. 9.
Hazard corn 10 tlo At 2alc. Total. i. Capacity,
ile 200 bu wheat and fB 0c0 bu corn. The hchr Net.
It 90,
, 1874-09-30

erop O. j. rr,,e.oI Green nsY % tra pork. % bria
whisky, mud aantaraes. ..,o -.
Grs flour, 50 r1s pur, 10 caacs Ia ri, ten ar
Rn, sundrles.
Prop Ncwhury IuGnio la oo0 O. gn wlleas 1o,eoo bu
hna 20 yeesela cleared ]fGkt.
, 1874-09-30
Kindergarten for The North Side.

paronts cstrous o securing tho Ktndcsgarton ratuIng
fer thetr will gaae comnnn!na.e with tho
MISSES GRANT, ut Dearborn aud Untar0- st..,
immediately, ~ = Kindergarten Department wll! DO
added to thoir School foE Young Ladies' should thcro
bD A4iHcsDpt announcement.
, 1874-09-30

.Littlo ClaBpios Vol. II. .1ntel1ept.
Cantainng admirable Rtorics aud skotchea by law
thdfnn, ID Quincy .Eulwur, Dlokens, .rna. Mes.
bpuMoId au1 Mrs. r. II. Davis. Ttstoful'y bound,
Exo ~ Ia kba nzst ot what ht!s fair to be do
lHhiful lstt1n aaros.-Hche HaseH i4tis1fum.
, 1874-09-30

+ uU UVuQ0IIlltEL6I IIWuhI
contsninS lspsss On Ilos ifa n Txcsnis J'y kss.
Lucy Maria. "ctc. papor. % cOus; clo|h, 81 %.
hook Of excellent snls0 domestic and aocfa tnrcs
that intotIst oSery faity All oYrrwoEkoi mothors will
rrn i with rtotifgent appreciation. n ",n1n fulks"
will find many hints In 1t f1r tinlr Advantage.
, 1874-09-30
ldQlltrYi q Roman

1dolatry, .a.Romanoe.
By JrLrAN lIAWTAonNi:. E3.Go vet 80"
story Of lnarked originality and power, brilliant IN
fancy. and rich In plonunb o thought aud styo Tint viii
ongsgo and repay tho al1utiuu Of thasn wu sead
TIN l1s& I1tunTlca1. ---
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
PUBLISHED THIS DAY:
,Thn Bni}1inr nf n Brain.

tten. +" B1.95.
bouk tho proper oauoatlon OF girls. troaing moro
!u5 coFtan Questions tint tnrTb5o!y 0s!ttbd Or
hHt VI, M 6r9; tousbs ,n o aattos ta,o;, M
tn special attoutlon he has given 10 hfain aud tn9
canscs Of ta innrfcat abnormal dnTclopncnt. nnd
mend hla book to ali Hhu aro ntcrestud In thu ouraston