davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

GA Chest lying in the Freight house on
Long Wharf waiting for the steamboat, was
broken oper on Thursday night and robad Of
several packages, Of not much value. The
same night an attempt was made to enter the
store Of Mossrs. NJ. Freedom & Co., by cut
ting away the lock. the door was otherwise
fastened which prevented the thief from en-
,erinp.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

Ths Duchess County Bnnk which was al
Poughkoersie is wound up. The Dutchca,
County Bank now in existence, is at Amen
ia and it's notes arc So discount Ihomp-
sons Bank Note Reporter.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

Tho Buffalo Republic is informed tha,
one Of The Hunker nominees on the State tick
Ct publicly erased the namo Of MIR. Wright
and placed that Of John Young In ito stead
and voted .hls ticket openly
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

~ Tho troops which sailed from here in
the bark Charles Devens, arrived at Savannah
last Monday, and sailed in the steamer Ocarn-
ulgee, for Florida on Wednesday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

CHOLERA AT DETRorr.-By ropor, made
to the City Council il appears tina. the total
number Of deaths by cholera has been 100, Of
which 30 were strangers landed from boats
The total expenditure Of the Board Of Health
was 90, 2,37l 80.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

amount Of Government stores. This benevo'
lent action has anticipated. as it also super
scdes, the intention Of The citizens Of San Fran
cisco.
The Boston Journal gives the following
items from gentleman who had ust return
ed from California
Gambling is still carried on ~ a great ex
tent seventy and one hundred ounces Of gold
beirg common stake. One Of the most not
ed gamblers, he says, is Spanish woman,
who has been known to put up on single
stake twenty-five pounds Of gold dust. They
reckon dust at FIVE pounds to one thousand
dollars.
The laws agains, stealing and other crimes
were enforced in the same summary manner,
az before stated. A few days before our in
formani left he saw man hung for 5! ealing
abou, 5000
There was some sickness at the mines,
chiefly dysenteTy-a member Of the Edward
Everett company had died with il. This
sickness was caused almost entirely by unne-
cessary exposure on the part Of those affected.
With prudence and care, Sickness might be
generally avoided.
AS to slavery, our informant says it cannot
sxis, there. To use his own woi DIS" !! q
man should take slaves there and attempt to
hold them as such. he would be shot !" Up
on this point he thinks there cannot bo the
lsas. doubt. The population individually and
collectively are opposed to the system.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

A lanlord recently called out to a temper
ance man at Blackburn, Why, you arc look.
ing yellow with your abstinence. " Yes"
said tho man, putting his hand into his pock-
ct and pulling ou, como eaglos, ." and my
pocket is looking yellow too"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

" Henry, love, wish you would throw
away that book, and talk with mel feel 50
dull" "a long silence and no reply) 90,
Henry, my foot is asleep" els it-well,
don, talk dear, you might wake it,"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

CURE roR RnKUsATtn.-Baihe the parts
with water in which potatoes have been boil
cd, as ho, as can bo borne, JUS, before going
to bed by the noxt morning the pain viii bo
much relieved, II no, removed One applica-
ton Of ,hi, simple remedy has cured the most
obstinate thoumauo pains
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

The Jail of Jackson county, Mississippi
was destroyed by fire on tho night Of the
3O,h ul,. A runaway negro was entirely con
sumed by the flames.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

A pcdler, named Hyde, going to visit a
Tanner 10 Danvers, fell into q pi, and cried
for help. "Oh," said the tanner, - never
pull out Hyde, until il is well tanned"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

A Georgia paper asks. ~heIe does Mr..
Ritche's forte lie The Buena Vista Bugie'
man thinks it hes every where.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

o. The steamship Ohio, with the Califor-
MIA mail, arrived at New York Saturday az
ternoon.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18
The Boston Post lately published the following
WOULDN'T, WOULD YOU2

The Boston Post lately published the following :
WOULDN'T, WOULD YOU7
wouldn't give much for a girl with bonnet
That COS, fifty dollars when irst it was new,
Who sports large muf with hairy tail on il,
Tha, hangs down in front of it just as it grew;
wouldn't give much for this female
Would you7
| wouldnt givo much for awoman who pranccs,
Promenading all the .horoughfares through,
Giving winks 10 the cl,rks, or else lmorous
glances
Enough to iurn her eyes oil askew;
| wouldn', give much for this Tensile
Would you7
The following has since been sent to the Post
bya Lady in reply:
WOULDN'T. WOULD YOU4
wouldn't gi,emuch for chap who has gone it,
Till he's run every cent ofhIs legacy through,
Whose simpering chin has huge goates on il,
That hangs down upon it just as it grew;
wouldn give much for this fellow
Would you'
I wouldn', give mneh for chap with collar
That's made to stand up, almos, over his cars;
Who wears white kid gloves thauscost over
dollar,
Aud coat that belongs to some knight of tho
snears;
wouldn't give much for this fellow
Would youl
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-03
Farmers Look Here-Great ImproYment.

The subscriber respectfully informs the farmers
of this and the surrounding counties, that he has,
by long study and heavy expense, made great
and decided improvement in the construction of
Winnowing machines, and requests those who need
machines of this kind, to examine this improve
ment The construction of the machine, is such,
that in passing grain through it once, the grain
is much cleaner than it can be made by passing it
twice through the machines now in common use.
The improved mill is well adapted to the clean
ing of all kinds of grain and seeds and gives a
greater power of wind with less motion of the fans
BY the same sized cylinder as the ordinary mill,
consequently there is less friction and less power
required to drive the fans.
The improvement is a late patent, bearing date,
Washington D. c., May, 80, 184s There has
never been an improvement made on winnowing
machines, that will cause so thorough operation
on the grain so far as we have been able to learn,
as the above patent.
individuals wishing to purchase of the best
quality of winnowing machines may be accommo-
dated at the shop of the subscriber on fair terms.
Persons wishing to purchase territory, either
by the state county, township shopright, can be
accommodated by calling on the subscriber.
GEORGE r. REMINGTON.
Lower Sandusky July II, 1848.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-03
HEADQUARTERS, WEsTERN FRONTIER,
Loaoer Saud4sky, June 10, 1913.
a~ Spring Orders, No. III ~
WHAT CAN THE MATTER BE?


Sandusky is in commotion, BIack-swamp is in agita-
tion the people rushing, and Headquarters is being
carredby storm. Oh, dear me! says Rip Van Wrinkle,
what the matter be2
Matter enough, says an honest farmer; haven't you
heard the news7 Why, the New Store of Kendall and
Minis is positively doing wonders. They have given
Firs'' to high prices, knocked the bottom out of
pettion spiked the guns of their enemies paid the high
est cash prices produce and they selling all kinds
of goods absolutely lower than ever heard Of
clean DRY SUGARS at sixteen pounds for Dollar,
and some for less. The BEST COFFEE ever put in
the sM11L,' at 13 and IA pounds for dollar. TEAS
fragrant and delicious that they will make the OF
the aged SPARKLE the cheeks of the youthful boom and
even restore the wearied powers OF manhood's manly
prime, and all for only so cents pound.
LAWNS and MUSLINS for the ladies, for only a
aHtrihe, and Bonnets cheap and beautiful that beats
all creation and then take peep at their FAST coLoRED
Gngham Cacoes for only so cents dress pattern, and
then say if you the like in your fe Common
yard wide Cotton Sheetings at only cents GOOD for
ix-pence, and extra heavy in proportion.
SUMNER PANTALOON STUFFS at only and
shings per pattern: prime beached, cotons at only
sixpsnce yard, and now when you come bring wag-
pon for yu can load it for only few shings and Rave
spending money left into the bargain. They also want
to load another vessel immediately with Wheat, OATS
Corn and Wool cash up and grumbling," and now
farmer, how you like hat7 Bring with your wives
sons and daughters, since the GooD TfE for Sandusky
come and may be found in any quantity at Head
quarters.
with 40 tons of goods, forthe New Cash Store.
Lower Sandusky June 10, l648.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-03
HAVE YOU HEARD THE NEWS? &
PettibOne's New Goods
I'll A " e co M E

That SPLENDID stock offa and goods purchased
al unheard Of low prices and comprising almost every
variety wanted by the trading public never were
low at the present time Every article ofthe Sub
scbers stock deserves be brought to the
especial notice Of the public We prepared to show
the most extensive stock of
BR DAD CL THIS
Cassimeres Tweeds Sattinetts. fued cloths Jeans &C.
that we have offered-and prices if you
want supsrne black Broadcoth coat just put 81 so
your pocket, and you have and the trimmings
thrown n,and French and English broadclohs in pro-
portion Also splendid stock ofwNTER DELAINs Cash
meres, Mohair Lustres, AIpaccas &c.. &c. Beautiful
De Lans at only Is per yard. Also Fall and Winter
Gnghams, splendid stock at Is. and uPwards,-and
Calicoes, new and beautiful styles by the cord.
Also most extensive stock of BooTs SHoEs-La-
dies and Misses calf Boots, and youths and chdren's
Shoes
Aso just received, and of Groceries Every
body knows that keep only the best quality Of Coffee
and Tea, and as for Sugar. Tobacco &c; &c,
hand with the QUALITIES, and at the
Then walk up, crowd ups elbow up, tumble up, faIlup,
get through the crowd in way the counter
Of the Farmers Store and help yourself to of those
NEW and CHEAP GOODS which are going fast
C, J. PETTIBONE.
farmers Store, September 16, 1s4s.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-03
BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL.

The directors of the school districtin Huron and
Sandusky county, which includes the village of
Bellevue, have determined to establish PERMA-
NENTIY, school in which shall be taught the hghs
est branches of an English education and all stud
les usually pursued in academies For this pur-
pose they have engaged the services of J. L. Hunt,
A. M, a qualified and experienced teacher. A
limited number of scholars from without the dis
trict, will be received the usual terms of such
schools. CHAS. w. KENT,
Bellevue Nov. so, 1S4s. District Cfk.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-03
BRANDRETH PILLS
10000 Boxes sold in 4 Week


+ HEALTH!-o! BLESSED HEALTH. Thou art
above agcld and treasure; s thou enargest the sou
and openetn all its powers to Instruction. and
relish virtpe He that has tbee has little wish
for; and be that so wretehed have thee
every thing beside. Let be thankful, Brandreh's
pills viii give health; get then these blessed pls
which eennry,s has fully established to be the best
medicine bestowed on man. For the prevailing
colds and coughs they will be found everything that
medicine is capable OF imparting
In diseases arising from of mercury, from any
cause vitiation from bad blood otherwise. their
will produce the most happy results In all attacks Of
erysipas, salt rheum, and in Of chro
orTecent costveness the Of the Brandreh pills
sonng great change better to great
thankfulness.
In all Of indigestion, worms, asthma diseases
of the heart and in all affections Of the stomach and bow
els tho Brandreth pills win be found asneyeF-failing
remedy.
Tonsure the full benefit Of celebrated pills. they
should be kept the house, that npon tho FIRST
6f sickness they may be at resortedt
One dose then better than dozen after the diseaes
has become established in the system
The 0randreth pills purely vegetable and SO inuo
cent that the infant of month old may them IL med-
icine is required, not only with safety, bat with the
tanty of receiving all the benefit medicine s capable Of
imparting. Females may use them during ell the cr-
ure their health, and produce regularity in all the func
ons of life.
Mr. Circovch, of Caracas, says: "J have entireIy
cured myself Of the fever and agues which have had
pills for one months Vide, his letter Dr. Brandroth,
dated 9Th of February 84T % Be careful you do not
gea counterfeit to avoid this purchase Of the duly au
thorized agent.
b. II. Bowman, Washington; J. Augustus = Hale,
Penysburg Chas. Powers, Woodvilie; Darwin e. HaEk-
ness, HaIner,s Corners.
Lower Sandusky, June B, lS46. Iy.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-03
6eao @narters {!
[EIiB-NEW GOODS !

FIRST ON THE FIELDENEW GOODS ! ]
KENDALL & MINIS havejus received a few pieces
of Fall Gnghams Dark prints, and winter dress goods
sort of Advance Guard" their Fall stock which is
expected to arrive in few days.
They are anxious to run the old stock close pess
BILE TO make room for the new one and will give NEVER
BEFORE HEARD BARGAINS Call and see.
Lower Sandusky, August 26, '46.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-03
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,

the and latest styles and patterns. Of eaeoes
ginghams lawns, de lanes cambrics shaws, kerehefe,
bonnes. and general assortment of ladies goods. TO
which their particular attention is solicited.
MEMS GOODS.
consisting in part Of superne broadclohs cheap that
astonishing the sheep will longer consent to grow the
WOOL cassimeres sattinetts tweeds, and large amount
of goods, all of which viii be sold very cheap
Also, Groceries, consisting in part of coffee, sugar.
teas, imported direct from Nankin, by ourself but
still il is little better than gold leaf s.slyer lea
spices, tobacco, little better than q honey dew, and
will be sold at price till the whole is gone; &c.
Hardware mails, glass. knives forks, queens ware,
wooden-ware, tubs churus pails and other
articles which would require whole side OF newspaper
all of which will and must be sold for cash
approved trade, prices TO make 's old corners !"
tremble, and .tgovernment stores" and head quar-
GERS :" quake like ducks Of frosty morning.
CASH! CASH.!
Will be paid for TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND
SLAVES, which are wanted immediately. VIZ also
want Two Hundred Thousand feet OF Black Walnut
Lumber, from to inches in thickness for which the
highest market price win be paid in cash Persons wish
ing make contracts for the delivery Of lumber do
SO by calling at the store in the Franklin block.
I JOHN WHYLER.
Lower Sandusky, April 8, le4s.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-03
HOLDEN'S DOLLAR MAGAZINE.
largest! GheapestIi z BestiII

3 i
Largsst! CheapestIi BestiIi
7es PAGES IN THIS, VOLUME VOL. mi
COMMENCES JANUARY /, 1910.
to 20 Splendid Wood Esagraoings each month
This unryaled Family Magazine, universally acknowl-
edged by the press the best American periodical pub
usual inducements subscribers Its features hereafter
will be entirely American, including American Views
American Portraits, American Tales, American sketch-
es.
series of engravngs, from the paintings Of bfs
artists, including Cole, Ggnoux Durand, Edmonds- and
the inimitabe BARLEY Is now actively engsped IL
riching Holden with his
PORTRAITS OF THE PUBLIC MEN OF
AMERICA.
The portraits of distinguished American Divines viii
be continued in every number heretofore, with eke
be filed with Tales. Poems, Essays Reviews, sketches
Translaons, Topics of the month"; and will embrace
cry thing Amusing instructive, and Readable in
As Family Magazine, the Editor is confident that no
rivalry affect, opposition lessen its value and worth
and he offers tho world as tone character literary
merit, and illustrative beauty the Model Magazine of the
Nineteenth Century!
No family in the land afford be without Holden
in its circles for when such periodical can be obtained
ONE DOLLAR,
who will not wish to subscribed
The great feature of Holden is, that while being pecu
ary American in sentiment and feeling, gathers and
embodss all the beauties of the French, English and
American periodicals., while dseardng their foilies and vi
A conbination of the Encyclopedia the Gazetteer
th review and the weekly Is vet
and distinct from ALL but possessinp enough Of
various qualifications to to every
der Hear what The press saws Of Holden: ,rsz
IS The editors table Is very rich and amusingin some
resnecs eoual To that of the New York
svaugelist
Hoiden,s Dollar Magazine for mber is an excellent
number The literary contents are varied and interest
of vin
cannot fail of giving the very popular character
The editors table s lively and pquant and the Book
tees copous and candid We Understand the circulation
Of this magazine is rapidly Greely of
Holden,s Dollar Magazine The September number
this magazine has received, and simply
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-03

TFNHE Subscriber hereby gives notice
Al that he has re-opened the Sandnsky Daily Market
and intends hereafter accommodate the citizens Of Low
er Sandusky and vicinity, with fresh meat and will
offer any but the best the country affords. Beef, vea
muon lamb pork, &c. in their order will be served
all who favor him with call.
TO FARMERS.
Those who have fat cattle, sheep, calves, swine,
which they wish to sell at fair prices will do well to give
me a call. F. GRUND.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-03
; gIAhIE5 w. I1OLDLN,
LOO Nassau, g Nau aYo,.l

l09, N aSSauSt New 7 ork.
Editors copying the above prospectus and this notice,
and noticing the magazine editoraly will be entitled
the second volume Of HoIden's Magazine handsomely
bound in muslin and guilt edged, and in addition splen-
did full length engraving tinted paper of Horace Gree
Iey editor Of the New York Tribune, drawn from life
by Darley, and engraved by Richardson The book will
be mailed to such papers about the 18th of January
when it will be ready, the reception of paper con-
tanjlp the advertisement and notice marked. Editors
copying this and noticing monthly will also receive the
magazine each month for the coming year
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-03
! LAND AHEAD--HO:

LAND .AHEADssHO!
Mr. FR1EED-
Do You desire piece of land,
Already fitted to your hand?
With house and barn, and garden nice,
Then call ON me for my advice.
Should you "a Brother Chip call on,
Say Buckland, or ]. A Johnson;
His hand perhaps you first must fill
With five or ten dollar bill.
Butthis is not the case with me,
My counsel-you shall have it free;
My object is-the land to sell,
That you amongst us here may dwell.
Would you on turnpike like to be7
In WoodVille, Ballville, or Riley2
Sandusky, Madison or Scott,
Washington, Jackson7-'t matters not.
In all those towns I've land to sell,
Both wild or tame, to suit you we'll
My terms easy, part or whole,
Is taken by LAND AGENT CRowELL.
May 18th, IS49.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-03
3 q . q 8
B e w AR e

OF A B A s G o U N T Z r F E l T
Prepared in June last by JOHN T. TOLLAND Tin
the employ Of GEORGE NJ. ALLEN, Druggist, of Gin
cinnati. The counterfeit is sold by JOHN BULL,
of Louisville, XIV. Be your guard.
For sale BY C. R. McCULLOCH, L. Sandusky.
Goodson g. Clark Bellevue,
]. w. Barkham, Lodi, Seneca o.
d. E. HaFkness, Green-creek, San
Stem & Smith, Green-springs.
Henry ReiIing, Black-swamp,
Charles Powers g. Co., Woodville.
January l9, l849. If
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-03
Mass Meeting.

Mass Me6JIng.
The subscriber just returned from the eastern cities
where he has purchased of the largest stocks of
goods he has brought to the western county The
goods expected next week heir arrival will be du-
" announced to the public. Gather together your odds
and ends your produce and cash. and prepare for
CONVENTION OF THE PEOPLE!!
At Farmer Store TO be continued until the close Of
navigation There is "g good time coming for the
farmers of Sandusky county, the line of cheap goods
and no mistake! Pass the along to your neighbor
and let every one have chance to avail himself of rare
opportunity for bargains, ,-o,,,,
farmers Store, Lower Sandusky, Aug. %, ts4s.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-03
FRESH GROCERIES.

lust received a general assortment of
u Groceries, atthe old stand Of d. Burger, which
will be sold cheaper than before offered for ready
pay.
Coffee aud Sugar. Tea, Pepper Spice, Ginger, Nut
megs, and Groceries Of every description Also, liquors
of the best quality, for sickness.
RAGS wanted, for which cash will be paid
J. F. r. SEBRING. -
Lower Sandusky July 10, Is48. no23 3m.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-03
MORE THAN FIFTY THOUSAND PER

SONS CURED.
II is upon the principle of nseusibe perspration,
hbl,ed in this cut that the human body delivers itself of
aeRhs according the scriptures must be kept pure
TO insure health. This does by its heat and action
through the system, celebrating all mpury, and cast
ofthe SYSTEM through the pores of the skin. When, how
the skin becomes locked up from sudden changes
Of weather. any undue application Of cold, all the hui
mors and vruent particles Of the blood retained with
in, and sickness and death must follow. All the long
catalogue of diseases are the result We have under such
circumstances discovered remedy that will the
pores and assist the body cast off offending humor
MALLISTERS ALL-HEALING OINTMENT
OR THE
WORLDS SALVE.
1t opens those avenues through which nature carries
off the Impurities within, and thus relieves the body Of
McCaisters All Healing Ointment restores perspira-
ton Consumption evers Scroua, ,Eryspeas Asth
ma, Salt Rheum Sick Headache, Quinsy Sore Throat,
Rheumatism, Scald Head, Pains in the chest side and
back Dyspepsia Poisons sore Breast. Deafness Cuta-
neous eruPt,ons, sore Eyes, nnamnton Of the bowels
Agues, cold Feet, Liver Complaint Ulcers, and all fe
yer sores, inflammation Of every kind.
1t by acting upon this principle that it is proved TO be
OF the most extraordinary medicines the world
Its curing disease is altogether unprece
dented in the annals of Medical Jurisprudence.
This might demonstrate by the publication of thou
sands of certificates from individuals of high standing in
all parts of the United States, who have experienced its
astonishing efficacy in the healing of the most affecting
malades to which mankind is subject But we appeal to
candid and enlightened public and only ask that the
numerous which being effected by this Oint
ment wherever it has been used may for that
reputation which II merits-that due attention be paid to
the contained in the envelopes in which the
boxesof Ointment enclosed, well the CIRcU-
AIRS III the hands of our A gents.
JAMES McALLISTER,I I4l, Fulton Street. N. Y.
Soldby A. & s. HENDRY, Ashtabula, general agents
for Ohio. Also, by
Armstrong s. Goodson, Bellevue,
J. w. Barnham, Lodi, Seneca o.
d. E. Harkness, Green-creek, San.
= Stem s. Smith, Green springs.
Henry Reiling, Black swamp.
Charles Powers & Co., Woodvlle.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-03

DISSOLUTION.
The partnership heretofore existing under the
firm of Kridler and Mcneil was dissolved enthe
18th ult., by mutual consent The books and ac-
counts are left in the hands of James Kridler for
settlement. j. KRIDLER
A. MNEIL,
Lower Sandusky, Sept. I'd I84s.