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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-30
Boots s. Shoes,

y
which he invites the citizens of Sandusky, and ad-
joining counties. 90 call and examine. E His stock
consists, in part of r-.--.5 atssf -
Gentlemens' fine French and american CdLy
Boots, Kfps and Cowhdes. Brogan' 's of all kinds
A lso, an excellent variety of Pumps, Walking
Caters, fancy Congress Caters, Prunella Caters
Taylor ties: together with Morocco, Seal & calf
Slippers and Pumps.
1Ez-1MHH II n MBM H%
VIII find very fiue assortment of Shoes and Slip
peTs brought ON especially for them. French Kid
slippers Jenny Linds, ExcelsioLs, fine Prunella
gaiterx,i huskins and slippers besides large and
fine assortment Of shoes for every day wear.
CIilarer's Shoes and Caters, any quantity
India Rubber Shoes and Boots, The subscriber
Yill also manu- !acure TO order all kinds of Boots
and Shoes for gentlemen snd Ladies' wear. Ex-
perenced workElen constantly employed.
Country manufacturers and dealers will find at
my establishment: all kinds Of -arz-
-.-sr FINDIN 5,
used in the trade. French and American calfskins
Seal skins, Morocco, Patent leather. EnameIed
heather, Sheep skins, Lasts, Pegs, Needles, Bris-
ties, &c, &c. All my articles are warranted.
respectfully invite the ladies' and gentlemen
of Sandusky to call and examine for themselves.
P. DORR.
Fremont, May 18th, 1852.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-30
Sash, Doors and Blinds!

~ ffE uuIersisned has oneued a SASH
FACTORY, in the shop formerly occu-
pied by }. r. Pease, on the east side Of the San
dusky river, where he has ip operation the latest
and most improved machinery for manufacturing
Sash, Pdnnel doors. Blinds, and Winaow
Frames!
His machinery is brought to such perfection that
the work is far superior to any made BY hand.-
A I'D as he uses~uoihtnE but-thoreughlyz X i In
Drfe d Lumber, re is determined that his work
shall not be surpassed either in poiut of wsrk er
quality of material, by any other establishment in
the Stale Es.tFA FRANCIS LAKE. q
Fremont, Aug. f4th. 1852. sE asst r 8 5
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-30
....s !. be, .,...as ..a 1852!
SANDUSKY BOOK BINDERY?

u
THE Subscribers would respectfully announce
L to the citizens Of Sandusky City and vicinity
that they have pure 1ased the Book Bindery. form
erly carried on by c.. L. Derby & Co, and they
are now prepared to execute any orders in that line
Of business They profess to be practical work
men in every branch pertaing to Book Binding, =,
Work entrusted TO their care warranted to be wei
and neatly done Particular attention pad 10 bIno
inc Periodicals, Music, Newspapers, Magazines.
in superb manner, eth plain or extra gilt Old
Books Of every description rebound. Having on
hand a. sup erior stock Of paper Of every si5s and
onality they are prepared to manufacture Blank
Books of every, description ruled to- any pattern
desired. % -...... .H-.-s.r.- .-.z5-s
Paper ruled at prices to suit the times Book
Bipderv at the old stand over the Bookstore of e..
l.. Darby 81 Co., Caswell's Block.
June, &c. I85-Iy MILLER f. klES.
N B. Those having work Of the above dessriP-
tor TO be done, can leave it at the Book an Drug
Store Of s. Buekiand g. Co.. who are our suthor-
Esd ag-H+s.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-30
Anaur,. I4. lssa- - -. -

Sale OF keaI Estate by or der OF
...a COArt.- s-.E 5.-=
Court of Common Pleas Sandusky county, o.
@ @ Petition TO sell Lands. %
ShubaI II. Russell, Admir- Of Z
j Shuba Russell. decd. ss..
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-30
: For the, Ia diesl

r. Is hardly necessary to inform the La
Adies Of our stock Of .go.s3 ;E..ssug8s sI
PERT AND DFANCYGOODS!
as they Know where they are, aud what ahey are,
but we wouldjust hint 10 them that we havr,eh-
larged our stock in this line very much this Fall,
and we are sure they will be pleased to try our
Pachuly, AnaJre, Terrtne, jenny Lind, +.
Jockey Club, Maynoliu, Vanilliu. Cream of Lilies,
Ok Morrow, Jules HuueIs EauLustrell, &c, for
they are certainly very nice Then there is the
Fancy Goods on the other sides Il - tEsd
Ladies' Ebony Boxes and Writing Desks,
Port Folio Paper Weights, AIabaster Jewel Boxes
aud Ink Stands Pearl, Shell, livery and Velvet
Gard Gases, and the finest Papeir .Niaehle Pcrte
Monies you ever did see, and thousand other ar
ticies too numerous TO mention, which were bought
expressly for them Just come and see them yyhe-
ther you want TO buy not. We are never tired
showing nice goods, and we want the good folks Of
tera. -Ai s. BUC KI,AN Nh 4 r.
Fremont, October 25th, 1851. - : 80
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-30
Sale Of Real Estate by order Of

an the second day OF October, 1852. at sclock
NpP. M. at the door Of The Court house, iu the
towu Of Fremont, Ssndusky count, Ohio, will be
sold to the highest bidder, the following real estate
the properly of William Barringer deceased, to
wit: ss fz
The east half of the southwest quarter of sec
tisn thifty -oue, township four, range fourteen,
containing seEenty-eight hnd ffty-four one hun
aFedths acres.
- 6.s,. Q, 1883. GSatdsaa
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-30

AdministraGOP appointment.
NOTICE is hereby given that the ,nndersnged
/ Y has been appointed and dolly qualified Admln-
strator on the estate of John X. Miller, deceased,
late, Of Sandusky county State of Ohio. - : =
-I.-.i Is - ABRAHAM STULEER
Auxnst 81, 1892 - H--s' -.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-30
A Handsome Foot

TITS ADMITTED THAT.a well-shaped and
i handsome Foot is most desirable legend to set
off TO advantage the personal appearance of either
lady or gentlemah,+ but alt are aware that
handsome foot, ifnet encased in aneat Shoe or
boot, is most mela ncholly sight to the beholder,
and none understand this fact better than the la
dies. To meet the wants of his customers, the
subscriber has just returned from New York with
larne. a nd well salected stock of = II. n =
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-30
Il = 'd NEWS! NEWs.! $50
Glorious News! From the Soath!!!

HE Mexican Mustang Liniaments that has
been performing such renafkable cures, apd
and creating much excitement in the South and
West dnring the last twelve mont1s,
HAS ARRIVED IN OUR MIDST!
aud all those afflicted with RheumatisH1, old Sotes
OF Uucer Diseases. or .Sprsins,t Scads, fBurns{or
Eruptions of any kind, can now be healed These
who have been suffering fer months or years with
that loathsome disease. The Plies need now
su9er no longer-as this MUsTAEG LINIAAsksT fe
certain remedy, matter how bad they aTes or Of
how lang standing. Cancers, Fistulos, Sesld Head
Feller or Ring -Worm-nr any kind Of sore, are
healed and perfectly cured in an Incredibly short
time s. Esztssssis 70 ss'i SEs 5tTsA4sHs s'-t
as To the Indies tits TmylIsi5a6Ics
- Fer sore nipples. caked Breasts ague in the face.
Toothor Ear Ache, ,.or any painp0l sores orsweil-
ings Il also removes daudriff from ythe heed iin-
yigoraes the hair, aud prevents il from falling out,
and gives beautiful glossy eoftness the hair that
is not attained by any ether preparation. -
For Horses and other Anin,als.,, .
Ii has no equal in healing Saddle or Collar Calls,
Scratches, Mango, sprans or Btuises-and il is an
infaliibe remedy for splints spaViRs or Ringbones
dissovng the large tumors, and reducing thsssEol-
len or enlarged joints to ther,, nalutai size, and
healthy action. Pole Evil or Fistula, and Big
headean now be cured; and the Mustang Binla-
ment is the remedy that can do it.. 1fyoa or ahy
of your family, or your fayere horse are3afticted
with any Of the above diseases. try one bottle-it
only costs 25 cents-and you will never use any
Eotfier remedy.
vi ~ Gor sale, wholesale and Setan By 8 BsacA"
land Ge Co. OF Frsmont,i and by other agspts
in all the Villages and towns Of this ana we sur
rounding connties. -. s- ee. .,s-s,ys= -;
Oct. 4, 1851.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-30

Goods you ever saw,--among them heavy va I'd
wide Brown Sheetings De Minis, Louisiana stripes,
fasteole red Calico, andsa few hhds Porto Rico
Sugar, white, dry and clean, purchased last Fall
for US by an old resident Of the lsIand-and all
sixpenAy goods trimmed that nsed trimming
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-30
weigh and consider,

READER! have s6a
. Cough which you are
nrglecting, -uuder the
idea that it is only a Acom-
mon cold, and thai il will
soon wear itself ouif-
Leta friend tell you. in
all kindness, what viii
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-30
Cheop Goods!

Come and examine our stock. You will fndnO
humbug. soft soap, no painmon, holding
by the amino f1attery. but the hest
n K = ~N M W
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PAPER AND PAPER HANGINGE

Fremont. May 18th, 1852.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-03-20

A\IIiiNN At L,FsE. --Simr time IN De-
cember last lhe fioN ~ accnanl # a melan,
ehp, affair Nus publi.t-d II he SPIRIT # De.
noor'cg. pap'r ,,sa,d from the press in The ia.
error a otir.
blrp-Al The residence Of Mr.. Jacob win.
em'iirf, In he Town IT ahas. Mun,oe County,
Oao, ol Saturday no,ninr. n-csmbrr 9Th, En-
LILY Mars. aged t,nPro.rd) about II years.
be- -elIac' # ms uoltee came 70 his place
IN Np'lI hi. ia c mpauy Wnh young man
ra.lmgi hlmsrlf John L. slads "a lailor) who
p,oe-,.d i"b' gentleman having the pro,ec.
non d -uaudsLip Of beloved sister devolving
upon htm. hry renamed here as bruther and
sis'er until the fret % Ju lat when the wretch,
indius thar h. could ~ laogrr pass as The kind
aud aiecuonale b,olher but must be reconiz.d as
ihe base d-ce,vrr I'D we rrdacer ol a girl,
.loprd' lra,lng youog, conhding. as we believe
nn"cr"t female, atnnug strangers. in a strange.
aud, iar ir"m 'h" home # her youth. aud penny.
IS. Since That luoe she passed her lingering
tours ia the deepest memsl agony, until the Alb
MT when she gave birth to- d,urhter. The
armorles ol The past, aud the present, and tho
eariuI appre Ieusluus Of the future, we're too
much 10 he born by rb, Young and delicate (e.
male, and he immedaey passed 10 pue,persl
COMMISSIONS, and she continued inscns be ID
surrounding orJec's. (dl-rre ol medical skill
nul,l saturday morning, The 6h insl when tho
pale messenger Death, closed the scene
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-03-20
THE ROYAL FAMILY OF EUROPE.

The following interesting vetails respecting
he royal families OF Europe appear in Lepsic
journal
There are Forty six snyereigns upon the Con.
linenl. including he Emperor OF Brazil, VIII
belongs to a European house. be Grand
Duke Of Mrckienhursh>StrrmE is The o.dr.L
having passed hls III year Their Is hui on-
ofher who has entered his 70h year-,h~
King Of Wuucmburg The sovereign Who ha.
risned the ougr>l the Prince ol >chaum-
hI,g lIppe-65 years in All, or - Yeas since
hi, majority. Eighteen have come 10 The throne
Ia The last ten years, and two The Prince at LIP
pc and the Nag OF Hanover, succeeded 10 power
"a 1851.
Seven out Of the ior'y.siv have never heeu
married. namely the Pope, the Emperor ol
Austria. The nuke ct Brunswick lhr Princes o
Reuss Schett. Of Waldrck, and Of L,lpe, and
he Ltnd2,ave OF Iles-e Hombu,g. Among the
remaining thirty nine three are wldowers the
Grand Duke OF uldrnhurg, tor the third Time
he King If the Brigans tor the second time
and the Duke If Anhst ncsssu lor the hr>
time Two, the King OF Denmark and tn
Elerlor OF llrsse, are mareicd morganaucally
aud Que, the Sultan, lives in poygamy
Ten out of the thirty nine sovercigns whu
were married, or who have been so, have ~
children Twenty siS have sons who are heirs
presump,ive. Two thrones, that Of Brazil anc
that OF Spain, will descend To daughters as tbs
Emperor Of Brazil and The Queen d spain have
no sons.
OF the twcnly-sixth hereditary Princes, sew
rral are married The oldest is thirty lout
years of age, aud the younee'l-lhe hereditary
Grand Duke oT Meeklcuhu,g Scbwerin--is nin'
months old, The Princess ehpaclanl OF Span
Spain is Younger still however, having been hon
on ihr 20jh OF December last
Eilhieen of the forty.slS soyerigns have n,
descendants who can succeed them. Eleven
will be succeeded by their hp'hers lwo--thr
King OF Denmark end the D,ke ot Motena -
by their uncles, and one 1.-The Hector OF Hessr
10y his cousin. Four--lhe Pope of Rome, III,
Duke OF Brunswick and Of Anhalt Befnburg
and the Landgrave Of llesse ilomburg--hav'
no descendants OF cnllAtcrals who Can succeed
them,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-03-20

France SAvEp.--France is now saved. =
Saved from whatl So far as known, at pres.
emit
l. Ftom liberty Of soeech, liberty Of II 2
press, liberty Of assembling, aud liberty Of
thought.
2 From all respect for law and all reverence
or oa'hs.
3 From all religion but Jesuilry, aud all PoIi'
tie, bur chicanery
a. From all honesty o( election, or fairness Of
returns.
) From all simplicity, economy or straight
inrwardness in the management OF public al
f,rs
O. From everylhing bearing the name or sem
bance Of justice.
T. From all honest literature.
Aud France, being saved from all this, il to be
recompensed by The rule Of a man, who. from his
yuulh up, has never exhibited single Virtue aud
whose first bid Tor power was an act Of deliberate
regury. Ner,Iy people who viii accept such
ruler, even WITH bis bayonels at lhrir breast,
can hope for lille sympathy in their decline, OF
solace in their fall.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-03-20

Rgv ORvrLsR DEWEY on THE SLAVERY
QUEsrioN .--' hus doe, his eloquent orator and
profound thinker conclude re nj lect IN
= To Laws Of Human Prog es, aud Modern
Reforms"
Upon The ground Of reflective conscience, |
rndeavor 10 place my self; and lhes points are
perY clear 10 mrs
firsily--'lhat he immediate emancipation of
The southern slaves would not be right; they ara
not prepared for freedom nor do they generally
desire Il
secondly--That until this event takes place,
would be fatal 10 that older OF things, fatal
10 our peace and Union, for Us to hold them free
an rrecamabIe, the moment they tech our
soil
Thrdiy--Thot, therefore, there must be some
Kind oi fugitive slave law.
And f,uGhIy That the present law is not
more stringent than It prydpc,sog that it con.
Iains no new features Of ihtolefabe tyranny such
hat u must he rejected on this account; that it is
mol pecled on this account, but bt>au'e any ei-
iecye bill would be dlsked and resisted.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-03-20
ELECTION OF REPRE-.
SENTATIVES.

NAthIun seems To believe
cerr;ng the minueness. me,nn4ss crnel,v and
om,i,Cssonce If Loni. Nanoleon's de.,ori.m.
Tn. vhole land of France !. under his urreH
Jouco His iytanny il both GRAND and mc,o.
sr,nic Il neryade. The tarop aif,i,s or state nnd
narmeates in every social lever. II not only has
s,r,ngI.d the freedom at the pres. bu, even has
inv,dpdthe common talk Of ,he neonla So min
MO j. the nolice. thai il is in the y,y Of HEARING
any adverse criticism. and bold remark is fol,
lowed nv a speedy arrest. The prisons are
stuffed with political victims. Their number i,
now comnuteJ at one bundled thousand and is in
creasino.
The election Of representatives took place on
,ba ooh NIL VIVA, a farce wa. acled then =
Circular after circular issued from the minister Of
the interior Addressed to his satellites. They
were first instructed To watch all operations that
tended 10 Influence the mind, of vuier., such IS
n,ir,ed material or associated action. One car.
cular, addressed to the projects, is one Of tue
rche. things of the age. Il gvps them in.rrnr.
lions. is dated Feb. IL, and j. the last card which
The government issued previous 10 the election
It begins by saying that what was done before To-
influence elections debased mrn', characters aud
dagrsd their conscence., because II was done
IN claadestine manner. The action now was
To be open and before the world. The political
situation of france is then stated, TO wit Thr
m sion entrusted TO the nephew Of the emperor
OF making the constitution, was done aud al
that remained for The people 10 do wa, to name
the Legislative body, THIS vote, if not so sol
emn is still Important Now Ibis new con,li
tuIon undoubtedly does not permit those VAIN par
/ ,'a'''"''S "-""'''"' ''' ~ 80 Aoo NV
amid M, 4, Good srcsn, on ono condition ina, i.
--iha.. are he v,ry word, -
"rha the senate. the council Of state. the lep
;sl.,iys b,dy and tho administration h. with ,bo
chief If he State. in ne,Ipct harmony Of ideas,
sentiments and interests. for il isuniiy of views
in ,b.. nuhl;c mower. which alone constitutes the
strenolb and grandeur of nations "
Consequently the part the people have 10 play
is important Bot how can eight millions "l
eye 'o's srIrc, <ol ue''e neS VI ""r sP"" a'h''"s
~ :" ', rha a,n,.,s, In.
ii, i co,.so,e,,,lv imnor,an, tina, tbe govern.
ment should pnlighlen the electors on this sub
jecl, A. it is evidently he desire OF The people
to hnlsh "ha' they nave n'','"c'"' "' P'"p,'
'"u'' - -. e ~, .,,,a.,,,o,,
which has inst been founded"
The pre(rct is instructed To m Ike known To lhe
electors, "by proclamaons posted up IN the com
lhan "A "A
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-03-20

JuvENILE SrMrucrrY.--A friend says be fol.
lnwng story /, hcl Two boys Of tender
wears, who went by HE names Of Tom aud Jack,
eecane members nj District school in A certain
New England town On making heir appear.
ancc. The teacher GATED lhem up before the as.
.rubed school and proceeded TO make CERTAIN
iuerogaiorir- concerning heir names ages, &c.
"We.l. my fine tad" SAID he teacher TO the first
one, what is Your name 7"
'Tun = promptly Answered the juvenile.
tom ~ said the ,eacher--"hat does nol
.ound vel Remember always To speak the full
uame. You should have said Tom as. Now,
my son, Cunning 10 he other bow whose expec-
'an face suddenly lighted up with ibr satisfaction
d ewy compromised idea, NOV then, will
you tell me what your name !.
'Jach ass :" replied the lad, in tone Of con-
idenl decision
The ietrher was taken with .srdden fit Of
roughing, and ne ely mo'loned the lads TO take
hen seats --Hdfdtord Times
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-03-20

WoMAS The stars in the night Of mans
sorrow.
Her smile Is the rain bow Of future happi.
ness.
The music Of her voice falls upon the strings
Of the hcau Ike the harp aud makes them ".
bra'e TO bliss.
Her tear when dropped upon the record
Of mans woes with magic power washes them
away.
She is toe richest boon conferred by God
on man. We dream in infancy upon her
bos6m-upon her bossm is the happiesl place to
die.
IT'S mans high duty to cherish and protect
her.
One glance Of 'rust-one smile OF love from
her "a what tn poorest man would not exchange
for the most preciou. glf Of ROYALTY.
Her loves gem before whose brilliant ray,
All other gems to darkness fade away.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-03-20
Reduced Postage.

The postage on these Periodicals has. by the late
law, been reduced on the average, about FORTY PER
CENT! The following are the present rates, viz,
For Blachunpds Mtgaziae.
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ensurng their speedy, safe, and regular delivery
II Remittances and communications should ne
always addressed, postpaid to the Publishers,
LEONRED SCOTT & co,
79 FULTON SrTEET, New York,
Entrance "a Gold street,
N.B-L S. & Co have recently published, and
have now for sale, the "FRMtR RS Guile by
Henry Stephens of Edinburgh, and Prot, Norton Of
Yale College, New Haven, complete in vols roya
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-03-20

DUTIEs.-Every man ought to pay his debts
Ii he can. Every MN ought to help hi.
neighbour III he can. Every m,n and woman
ought 10 get married-if thy can. Every man
should do lis work to suit his Gu tomers--i he
can. Every man should please his wlle--i be-
can. Every wife should Please her husband
she can. Every wife should sometimes hold her
tongne--f sh- can. Every lawyer should some
times tell the truh--t he can. Every man
should mind hi. own busine.s--lt he can ana
every womal too Every one should take the
newspaper, and pay for it-any how,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-03-20

A terrible rife has been invented by Mr.
Ponet Of Nashville, Tenn, u religious man oi
he Bapis, persuasion. lie was con.ciruliou,ly
srrupu Gus as % lhe introduction Of 50 dr.truc-
tive we pom INTO public use, and consulted The
members II his religious society on the SUBJECT
lhcy came to hp conclusion that the more d-
,uctye lpous Of war were rendered, thu
shorter aud fewer would ice the conflict Of arms
Therefore the Porter life was put forth as q
messenger Of peace, The Washington cores.
poudrn Of the journal Of tommerce says
Il was present yesterday when it was exam
ined by a scientific and practical man who knows
goud deal about guns, aud has made rlil's
himself, with his own hands. He wa. fathrf
fJtceabiy impressed with it, and intends 10 give
it trial by he department. II has been already
patented IN The United States in England and IN
France. II Is a repeating rife with a yengnnce.
Il load. and primes Itself 70 use the rife rs a
revolver you put on cylinder with eight loads,
aud discharge them IA succession. You may
90 on another cylinder. No caps are used the
gun being PINNED on Nayo,rds principle. As
repeater, this rife has smother raoyrmen'.
DiscarJing the offenders, you may drop ovet
the lock what Mr. Porier calls the magazine,
which contains SKY cbarge- Of powdeC aud ball.
These sixty charges you may ile as rapidly as a
watch licks."
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-03-20

The value Of railroad Improvements TO real
estate in the West is iofceibIy ILLUSTRATED by the
results in Cleveland, Ohio. Since 4 fred Kell,,
Esq. took ou the hrsl earth from the track Of
the Cleveland and Co.nnbu, road in l-l7 ac-
cord ng 10 the Herald, the value Of real estate
has been at least doubled, # not trippled. Vari.
Gus individual Instances are referred To IN sup
port Of this. Il is said of prominent real rs
tate owner that bis SO 600 expended in rail
road building is proving The best investment he
ever made.