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The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-03-02
Various Things.

Eg Mr.. Anon Jackson of Potawatamie Co.,
Iowa, Is exhibiting at st Louis, an invention of his
"a mill which derives its propelling power
from the weight of the log to be sawed The prin-
ciple is simple, and the invention will do away with
all steam and water power saw-mllls
QUEsTIoNs FOR THE DEBATING SocIETY-Which
is the best for health dry feet or dry mouths? In
other words, to get soaked or to be "a soaker"
@- young gentleman in California being
hard run for paper, took piece of cholk wrote a
letter home by the last steamer on a cellar door,
Having postscript TO add he sent it on a shingle
Whether he pLaaked the postage we have not learn
ed.
ES- Ali you make in dealing with william you
can put not only in your eye, but in the eye of
needle If you can't get rich by dealing with hon
est people, just make up your mind that you will
scratch poor mans head all the days of your life,
Gg- The greatest fool in the world is wise
man drunk. An ignorant person when he is'tight,'
goes to sleep-a wise one to arguing,-the former
keeps his drink to himself-the latter publishes
from the house tops.
John W. Crockett, former Kentucky Congress
man, and son of the once famous David Crockett,
is now editor and proprietor of the N. Orleans Cres
cent
SAhE Or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS W lue Oiu
German custom, the sons were to walk to church
after their father but the, daughters before their
mother, to show that her eye would never be off
them.
A charitable lady recently called upon poor
family and requested list of their wants TO pre-
sent 10 the society, Among the items were "a bot
tie of cplDgne and al opera hood"
QCEsr1oNs FOR ExERcIsE-Ifa a mile contains
320 pcrches, how mnny herring would it hold?
Eg- OF all melancholy sights. bachelors home
is the most SD. A house without woman. is like
a world without ii sky, or sky without star
dark, dcsolate and dreary. With the exception of
the lady who 'mlked the COW with the crumpled
horns, we know of nothing more folorn' and mel
ancholy.
EE There are three things which cannot be
made too short-and they are visits, pie crust and
for the papers. Editors need con-
kensors as much steamboats, do.
MEAN TIME-To ask a man to breakfast after
the coffee is cold.
There are 500 Chinese in San Francisco, with
their wives and daughters, but no pnched feet
1t is estimated that the oak tree lives in state
Of nature 1900 years.
The sum of $4,000 ,Ooo(D expended each year
in London for intoxicating drinks.
Vaccination was first tried upon condemned
criminals in the year 1921.
The interest of the British national debt is over
f35, 100000 sterling
Locking glasses, were first made in Venice, in
the year 1900.
Iron was discovered by, the burning of Mount
lie, 1405 years B. c.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-03-02
MAR RIED

On the i7th nlt.. by Rev IT, Ling, Mr. Geo. Gress-
and Miss Ez beth Weller.
By the same, the 25ih uIt.. Mr. John Kesser and
Mss Cath arine Heusel, both OF Fremont.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-03-02
: CHANCERY NOTICE.

cour, common pleas. sandusy county, State Of Ohio
Alexander H. Ewing
Levi P. Dofrisou,
DY virtue of decreta order issued out of the court
~ Of common pleas of Saudusky county Ohio, to mo
directed and deiive. ed shall offer public ssls at the
door Of the court house, in F IN o ut, on the
9Th day of March next. between the hours prescribed
BY law the following described lands and lene ments
to witt
In-lo, numher fifteen, as designated in the recorded
town plat of Ewings addition the of Lover San.
dusky, Sandusky county, Ohio
TAKEN as th~:Property Of LeviP. Dorrson satisfy
decree in said court in favor Of Alexander II. Ewing
against the said Levi P. Dorrison.
JOHN L. GREENE,
Jan. 26-46:5 Special Master,
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CHANCERF NOTICE.

mon Pleas: - : : =
8. Russell s. wife: J IN CHAN CERY.
virtue of decrst tal order directed and issued
- from the court of cnnnon pleas of Sanduxky
iy Ohio. shall offer pubic sale the door Of the court
house in y I, in said county, on fhe 9th
day of March next, A D. 1850 betweei. the hours of
ten O'Clock a. Nj and four O'Clock P NJ. The following
lands and tenemen,a, to wit: InLot uuiber35 asdes:
gnaed the recorded latt of Ewng's addition to the
town OF Lower Sandusky, in Sandusky county, Ohio
Taken the property Of S. Russel and wife, satisfy
decree in said court in favor of A. H. Ewing against
the said Russell * wife.
JOHN [. GREENE,
Jan. 26-46:5 Special Master.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-03-02

Court common pie IS. Sanduskv CO., state Of Ohio.
Shuhaei H. Russell. Administrator of
Shubael Russell. deceased,
Horace A. r nSsell, aad others.
TTIIIE said Horace N. Russell will take notice that
l. mid complainant HIS filed in the of cannon
pleas Of SnndusL county Ohio, pet ton against him
and Others the substance cf whch that Shuhaei
H. died t+sta'e. that complainant has been appointed
BY said his administering that the of said
ShubaPl deceased. is irs vent: that at lis DEATH said
interstate seized in fee simple of the following land
aud tenemPnts situate in the county Of Ottawa state of
Ohn, TO Wit
fractional srctnn number twenty four in township
Der six. north Of range heen containing seventy three
acres and siEIytwo one huudredths of Also,
twenty the west part Of the north part of
the south fractional quarter of fractional section
number nineteen in fractional township number six
norh Of range humber sixteen, which last piece os land
is bounded as follows: Beginning II post al the
ire of the road at the north of said fractional
section number nineteen, thence rods
The south parallel with the section line to Big
Mud creek, thence TO the west line Of said section
thence north 10 the place of beginning.
The prayer of said petition is that said petitioner be
authorized 10 sell and convey said land TO enable him 10
pay the debts of said intesate.
S. Fl. RUSSELL,
Administrator of Shubaei Russell decd.
Fremont February Q, Is50-4S-6
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-03-02

The Boston Pos: is informed that the mother of
Sam Patch is still living and resides in Pswtucket
She is spoken of as very worthy, intelligent and
christian lady and very aged.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-03-02

UNTTED STATES AND RUssIA.-It is rumored that
Russia, Austria and probably Prussia, will with
draw their diplomatic agents from this country
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-03-02
Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

AUMlHaStId dIOI > SdlV Vi NVdI ESEdEt6
Court Of common pleas, San .shy county, Of Ohio
Petition to sell Land
Jashua B. Smith, Administrator Of
John Stahl. vs..
The Heirs
TN pursuance of order of said court made in the
above entitled case, shall offer for sale at auction
Monday. the 25th day of March next, between the
hours of ten O'clock A. NJ and four O'Clock P NJ. at the
door of the house of said county, in Fremont, the
following described real estate. To wit:
The undivided half of the north half Of the south
half Of the north quarter IF section number three
township number FIVE, Iange number thirteen in San
duskv
TERMS SALE One third cash in hand, third
in wear aud onethrd years. with from
day Of sale, be secnred ny the premises.
JOSHUA b. SMITH,
Ahmnis'rr'"r nf john Stahl, deceased.
Fremont, Feb L. I65G-50:4
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-03-02

George Moore.
John Hovahurrpr,
Caharine Hov#burgpr,
Sarah Macrs. and others.
ITNtE sad George Moore, John Havshnrger Catna
i rine iayahurger and Sarah Moore. iii take notice
that said ccWpnin1nt has filed in the Of common
p'eos of SannSy county. OA, prtirinn against them
aud others. t" substance which is, that said Daniel
Moor died intcs'a; that PrftnHrr has been appoint
90 his administrator, that t personal property is INSULT
Ic-nt pay the debts Of sad in,pnt- that he
I'd in fee snpir the time his death Of The following
lands and euemrns situate in Sundusky county, Ohio,
10 wit
Lot number hnInd,e aud ten numbered on the
pla, of the Mann Road ancs in i,ship mum Der five
range numhrrfiIte-u and in sections numbers and
thirty one, ard bounded as follows Ia wit:
Beginning nt the s"uih- of II piece of land
sold "a Jacob Meas" theme" west along the Maumee aud
Western Reserve Road the south corner of Mich
olas Npwf-r aud Wi'!iam Gvers lard thence north
along the line the north of the said NeWfr
and Gy-r's. thence along th line TO John Moor"s
land thence snh along said John Mcor+S Ian! 10 the
piere of land sold to Mease, thence sonth westerly d
fcnn t" tn" place OF beginning containing sixty-fwo
t"rsR. or less.
The of said pettnner is. that said petitioner
he authorized to sell and convey said land enable
him TO pay the debts of said ntes'are.
JOHN l.. GREENE.
Administrator If y ,niel Moore decd.
Fremont. February 8, lS50-4S-6
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-03-02
Chanccry Notice.

CRanCcry Notice.
State Of Ohio, Saudusky cosnty court Of common
p!eas-In chancery
Thomas Ogle,
Michael Ernsperger and Phebe Erusperger his wife,
Elias Ernsperger and Margaret Ernsperger his wife,
and George Puffenherger.
DY virtue Of decreteI order to directed and esu
ID ed from the court of common pleas of Saudusky
county Ohio shall cf at public sale, at the door Of
the court house in F ont, in said county. on
he 25th day of March next between the hours of ten
O'Clock A. NJ. and o'clocK P. NJ. the the following
lands aud tenemens, 10 wit:
The quarter of section number fonrtee in
township number four north in number fifteen
tanning hundred and sixty of land less,
in SandusKy county, Ohio.
Taken the properly Of Michael Ernsperger, Elias
Ernsperger and George Pnenburger to satisfy decree
in ia Uor of Thomas Ogle.
R. P. BUCKLAND,
Feb. l6-49:5 Master in Chancery
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-03-02
Liuery ~ Stable.

NIY---
THE SUBSCRIBERS give notice tosthe citizens Of
L Fremont, and the public generally that they have
formed copartnershp, and intend carrying the above
business in all ~ branches and forms They have mads
large additions TO their stock OF
HORSES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, Sc. sc.
and prepared accommodate all who NAV favor
them with call. Horses and Carriages for paEties or
funerals en- be had al any moment Covered and open
buggies for of business pleasure the shortest
notice Riding horses Of the bes. bottom always hand
and strict attention paid that all who call shall be
modated wthoutdelay. Teams for carrying passengers
into any part of the country always be had
Those wishing thing in the above line, will do we'll
10 give trial, feel confident they will be eatis-
fed both as to teams and prices. the former warranted
carry passengers TO their destination in the shortest
possible time aud the latter to be reasonable poss
bIe BY stric attention to business. sey hope to merit
a liberal share ofpublic pAlfonagP.
StEhieS on - Street, nearly opposite +. I. NST-
toms foDndry.: 7:--cs':
= -z-= SMITH g. WILLIAMSON,
Fremont, December 5th. 1S39
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-03-02

The Fremont Literary Association,
WILL meet atH E. CLARK's Sehool-room, Monday
evening next. at half past six o'clcck
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
+ Social Conversation, the Proper 81 here of Wo-
mans Action and the Proper Limits Of her Legal and
Political Rights.
By order Of the Executive Committee,
II. EVERETT. Secretary.
March I'd, 1850,
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-03-02


L. Rates of premium low those of any other
responsible nfice.
g speedy and satisfactory adjustment Of losses by
the General Agent Of the company for the Western and
Southern States.
3 Arbitration (cf all differences which may arise)
by referees mutually chosen
+. Awards promptly paid in SPECIE h+nkah'e funds,
exchange New York. Btl,imore, Charleston, New
Orleans, ST. Lnuis. Louisville, Pittsburgh Cincinnati
at the option of the insured
o. Pamphlets setting forth the mode and principles OF
adjusting Iossps-ra-s of Observation-Disclosures of
hazards, &c. &c. &c, furnished the customers Of
the office free of charge.
For further information apply the undersigned who
is fully authorized to insure dwellings, stores hotels
warehouses. mills, manufactures, barns, S5s., &c.
AfSO-Huusehold furniture and goods, and
merchandise contained stored therein, against loss
damage by fire.
AlSO-Dry goods, groceries, manufactured goods
produce household furniture live stock, and every other
description of merchandise personal property, shipped
be shipped good steamboat boats and from
points the waters, between cities
via lakes other inland roue1 and any in the
country, against the hazards of inland transport
tation.
AIsO-Shpments of goods, wares and merchandise,
good vessel vessels, between New Orleans and
other Gulf pors-between all American ports and Eng
lish European ports, to any marame port whatso
evern the Atlantic waters, against the pers Of The
R. P. BUCKLAND, Agent
Harfor Protection Insurance Co
Fremonf Jan s TS5O-43:2m
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-03-02

NALL GINGHAMS.- Beautiful styles at only ono
i shilling. Call and see them. Also, splendid lot Of
Draines aud winter Drers Goods, just received at
PETTIBoEEs.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-03-02
ksookS and shoes.

ONE Of the largest best and cheapest stocks of MEMS
~ Wourn's and Childfen's Boots and Shoes ever Of
cred, jus. opened at PETTrRoEE's.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-03-02

Chanccry Notice.
Safe Of Ohio Sand"sky county court Of common
p1eas-In chancery.
NaryP. Ewing and
Edgar M. Gregary.
Administrators of
Alexander Fl. Ewing decd.
David SWHnk
DY virtue of decretal otder issued this cause to me
ID directed and delivered shall offer for sale vendue
the 25h day of March next between the hours pre-
scrhed by taw the door of the court house in said
county. in Fremont the following described real estate,
tn wit:
Gn-lot number thirteen, known and described on
Ewngs addition TO ihe Town plat of Lower Ssndasky in
Sanduxky county Ohio
Taken the property of David Swank satisfy de-
in said ia favor of Alexander H. Ewng's ad
ministrators, and AGAINST said Swank.
CHESTER EDGERTON,
Feb. 16-49:5 Special Master.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-03-02

Court common pleas. sandusky CO., state of Ohio.
George w, Carpener
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-03-02
In G'Ilancery.

Court common pleas, Sandusky co.. state Of Oh
Shnh"el H. Russell. Administrator Of)
Shubael Russell. deceased,
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-03-02
In Chancery.

Court common pleas. Shndusky CO., state of OF
John L. Greene Administrator of
Daniel Moore. deceased,
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-03-02

Cour; of common pleas, sn ',sky county, state Of o!
'r.. pcy;tso,, 10, TcD1
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-12-11
WEEKLY BALTIMORE PATRIOT.

w ILL be commenced, on Saturday, The 4th
wv OF January, 1851 the publication OF The
WEEKLY BALTIMORE PATRIOT, at the Office OF The
daily and tri-weekly Patriot. This paper will lie
issued every Saturday morning On a large double
medium sheet, containing ali the news of the
week, by the mails and 10y telegraph, Political
Literary and Miscellaneous and will also con-
tain full and accurate accounts OF the Baltimore
market. This viii be enc OF The best and cheapest
Papers publish in the United States and Tor The
country reader must be Invaluable.
Besides its general news il will he decidedly
Wing in politics, giving expression in each num-
Der, 10 the great conservative Union measures
which have always characterized the Wing par
~. and which have been maintained 10y The Caily
Patriot loI 30 many years.
TERMS.
copy, one year, 81 80
copies TO one address, year, CD
10 copies, TO one address. year. 10 90
And at that ate for any number Above ten copies
the east to Re sent IN all cases, before the pa
der will be forwarded.
~ Copies will be furnished in wrappers, at
the Counting Room, attwO cents each. Address,
postpaid, ISAAC MUNROE G. co.
nova30 dG&w3 Baltimore Nd.
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EREsu ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS!
Wholesale and Retail.

7 UST received, and'for sale by John s. Hopkins.
- general assortment OF Dry Goocs. Hardware,
Boots ana Shoes, &c. Among which will be found
the following articles.
Shawls, Silk, Brocede, Cashmere and Long
Sbewls:
Bonnet.. Tuscan. Chip and Straw
Black silk Niseirs;
Coored French Merncs, Castmeres, II De
LANES. Turkish Sa,ins, Fancy silks, &c;
Black Silks. from :S 10 - inches wide;
Piano and Table Covers;
Carpets, Oil Cloths. Rugs. Travelling Bogs:
French Brcacclo,hs ann CassimeIts, fancy
colors;
Silk. Satin and Cashmere Nestines:
Boots, Shoes. Hats and Caps,ot the latest style;
Wall Paper and Bordering;
Window Shades. Tasseis ard Fixtures;
Embroidered Swiss Curtains;
Axes-tunis' and Collins chopping GnG broad
Axes;
Cotton Batting and Wadding;
Lacking Glasses. OF all SIZES;
Dress Trimmings, Cut Velvet. Laces. &c.
A general assortment of Dry Goods, Boots and
Shoes, Hardware, &c. selected expressly (, this
market, and will be sold ut the lowest cash prices
ai wholesale retail, by
novf-t' JOHN s. HOPKINS
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CHEAP. CHEAPER, CHEAPEST!
TIE FLYING DUTCH tOSNONA'
kxAIZ ~ UEiLMANN,

EVANSVILLE, INDIANA,
TuNVE on hand large stock OF sioyes' Douple
n p,sm;nm Corn shelters, Ploughs, " agon
Boxes and ali kinds oi
'o>'' CASTlNGS, SC,
And ,bev are inlly prepared 10 make and sell any
,h;n. in their line oil business, as cheap as any
Lon.s i'm ,he Western Country.
W. hereby offer our stock oi Stoves nc al Inc
lowest up.river prices or ten per cent iess thah
inv were ever bought in the city OF hyansVIIe.
We W,mld respectfully call tic attention oi Stove
,.sd ,he nrbIi, generally, 10 our stock ct
Soves. consisting OF al sizes OF W Vol p PATTERN nc
a.. \. Tee, heavy Premium Stoves, the hai p!ri'i
IN ,,,irrn. patented 1919, different sizes 81 en-
and seven Plate Stoves fInnklin anu Gl" Ror
sssoves. different sizes five sizes OF 9ei'ii VI DoA
S,oyes na,ented by Jagger TreadweIi y Kerry; oI
Albany; and the large single oven " .'er IN nse
Ne waTranl all stoves made at our fouhufy' 'o'
zone year. da of,he hest material and
~ rorl workmeu all of which we WI, i'is"Is 70 Oo
pysoS ot,er one wears u-e as on the day OF safe.
a gooo wv. .,I before purchasing elsewhere, ana
isecHt we caino' ERATZ & HElLMANN,
Main Street, Evansville
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NEw TCBACCC And CIGAR SICRE
III. SCIAIFlk.

First 81, bct1cecH Dia1n oad Locust.
7 As just opened large assortment oi the hest
quality Of 1"bacco. CisaIs Sc. which he viii
sell, Wholesale ard reiaiI, Louisville and Cncin
natl prices. He would respectfully solicit n Stare
OF public patronage he ieels ASSURED that lIe
furnish superior article, as cheap he had IN
the West.
His stock consists in TART as follows: chewing
ard smoking tobacco OF every description; all kinds
OF cigars. snuf!s, &c; pipes. cigar eases snuii box
Is. tobacco boxes. cigar holders.
1y-Coun,r. merchants would do well to call and
examine my stock. before purchasing elseO here.
| think | can offer item great Inducements To par
chase, either in quality or price
oc'4-ly III. SCHAEFEN.
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s s s . I
Mexican Mustang LininIenf.

The reputation OF this preparation is incfeas-
ing daily; the circles Of its influence and un-
bounded popularity are deepening and widening,
and the cases Of pain and suffering, and anguish
relieved by its use, are multil lying and increas-
ing beyond all precedent. l; goes like an angel,
with healing on It's wings"
To persons who wish, we can furnish names
and TesiGerces of persons in the city ard country
who have been cured Of Rheumatism, Sprains,
Bruises, Burns, and The most lCa.hsome sores;
as well as TumoIs, Care, IS ard Wens-and Of
Horses that lave teen cured OF spavins, Ring
bone Stint, Pol-evil and Fistula, and hard-bone.
tumors on the feet, legs shoulders and back Al
most every farmer throughout The country can
testify TO its wonderful healing powers, ard none
OF them would be day without it. Owners OF
Livery Stables and Sage Companies can save
hundreds of dollars yearly by using this Lini-
M nj On their horses wheneverlhey become g; IL
cd, chated orcriprlod iron any of the thousand
Of accidents to which their stock is subject.
Every man woman and child, Is more or less
subject daily TO some accident by which this pre-
paralion may be Of Invaluable use to them, as
it might save extreme pain and suffering, the
amputa;ion Of limb modification and perhaps
life itself by having bottle of the Mustang
Linimcnt at hand, and its timely use; and in
many cases, heavy Doctors bill in the bargain.
1t is the best remedy ever used for musquilo bites,
the sting of bees, wasps or other poisonous in
sccls, and the bites of spiders, snakes, or rabid
animals.
ss- Principal deTo, at Bragg & McLeans
Drug Store, corner Market and Third streets,
st. Louis, and FOR sale by Druggists and co ntry
storekcepers generally. lOctl1-3Ind&wI
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THE AMERICAN LIVE STOCK
INSURANCE COMPANY.
tiuc..lppS Ind.


CHAITER USuxIuD: GRANrLn, JAErARY o. 1850
CAPITAL O,OOO.
Si0ckEoiiers indiriGEoly ii0Jic.
TOR the Insurance at HoRsIs, MULES, PgizE
Il BULLS, SHrFF and Cattle OF every description,
against the c0rnbined risks of Fire Water, Acci-
dents and Disease; also upon stock driven 10 east
ern Markets; CT transported -ouih.
3I- Losses paid IN 30 days ALTER proof OF deulh.
DIRECTORS:
Joseph c. Bowman Counsellor;
Ferdinand Eherwine Merchant
Capt Isaac Mass. Merchant;
Hon Thos Bishop,
John Wise. Merchant and Bank Director;
Alvin w. Tracy. do. do. do.
Hon. Abner L. Ellis. State Senator and
Mayor cf FIneennes,
Adm. Smith. Farmer. Bank Director, and
AUdiioro Knox county.
JOSEPH CT. BOWMAN, President.
SHUETIEIF WEirNEY, Secretary.
WV BuRrcH. Treasurer, Merchant. and Presden,
Vincennes Branch of State Bank oi ind
AhANSON WARNER, Agent at Evansville.
nyS II
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Joseph venemann will continue the business al
the old stand. nl,d would be- happy To receive the
patronage OF his old customers and ms many new
as possible. There have lately t,tn received large
additions tn tie former stock of articles. suited 10
the tall and winter tiade. which will le sold al
rates that cannot iali to Il,ase tLose ho wish
cheap ard good goods Call and examine ny stock
ana prices No trouble Ia show goods.
p|v2-ir JOSEPH NENENANN.
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ruRN1ruRE. cEA1Rs AND STOVES.

4 HAk T. removes ~ W nt,I sir,tt. between VI aih
i and Sycamore, whele will Keep On hand III
and complete assortment az new and fashionable
furniture and chairs which / will sell oh,np
they can be bought IN Cincinnati or Louisville
Also, a large stock Of Cook, Heating ard Parlnr
Stoves. OF every variety and description. Gail and
examine my goods heioIe puIciasir G.
scu23-tf j. L. SCTWlNG