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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-16
MECHANICAL.
. HOTAIR FURNACE, COOKING
RANf.E ANn sTnYE INARE HDIlsE.- he


81 RANGE AND STOVE WARE HoUsE.-ihe
- undersigned takes this method Of informing the
public that he has hand and y constantly receiving
from the principal northern Manufactures Furnaces
Ranges Stoves Nc. of the lacsi and most desirable
STYLES Aiming his assortment be found Chlson's
Patent Hon Air yeHtstiag F-.AA:s Or warming md
xcnuating c hurches Public Bnildings, Factories and
Dwelling. Also COOKING, RANGES. the most
nlote and economical arrangement Cor cooking. in
Having had long experience in the aud operation
OF Furnaces and Ranges aud by giving his personal at
tenon the setting and fitting af them up ne Is ron
6dent hat trial i suent satisfy any one ct their
superiority any other arrangement ipr heating and
cooking purposes.
On han,l. full assortment IT Stove. G aal Crates.
Registers. Pipe Sheet Lead. Lead Pipe, Hollow Ware
&c.
Tin and Iron Roofing and Fave Cutters l'nt IN
superior manner. Also, full supply Of Tin, Brtania
and Jappnnned Wares Wholesale and RetoH. He
facilities for manufacturing Tin Ware such. thai he
feels assured that I've make IT for the intefe-,
Merchants abroad aud all others in wnnt, call Mt the
Neg Store, mp torn, Eaa Sc ie. Nam STREET aud
inc his stock brfore purchasing
He would alan tender his thanks 10 the people OF
Lynchburgnnd its vicinity Tor the very liberal patron
age extended to him during i. short residence here,
and hopes by strict attention his business To merit
continuance af the same.
Mar I5--dscts C y. BLISS.
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d N. nOLIENs-Bsr lcaye To call the at.
frntion al their customers aud the pubic general
", 10 their
Spring supply Of Groceries, &c.
oausis iBg IN porf n f1A,ifs rI-
p hhd-P n, Cuba mud ) o Sugar
> do St Groix do
~ boxe. aud bbla Ioaf cu-h'd aud pow'dd"
i bids snpr clnriled do
i hid. Cuba Moasscs
do + do superior
o bhls y o do
= bug Rio aud Laeuira Coffee
~ do and mats superior old java do
~ tuns Bar Iron we'll nsrurted,
do Hoop and Band do
do Bli,tefcd Steel
do Co.t aud Shrur do
30 side. Sor Leather
- do upper do
0,lm Cali Skins Brumore. Philadelphia
\ aud French,
90 da Pink Lining do
~ Io Sheep do
300 X, - Gu, Nail. TOGO dy
j. do wrought do
~ do IIur-e Shocs
= do iIrrsr shoe Nail.
/, hoxes -uPr Sp'fm Candles
~ do Adamnuiinc do
80 do ilnll < Sons patent do
10 do railow do
% dn Saap
10 do do extra fine
5000 liz Cation mn
> bale. Osnni,ure4, -uperiur.
hLso-lndpo. Mnddpr. Aiuma Coppcrns Pepper,
Ginger. 81 y. Nnimcgs, Ancc Cloves and Cinnamon
Writing, Letter md Wrapping Paper. Bed Cords mud
PLOUGH Lnes Dnmrstie-, Cnlicncz. &r. NJ For sale
the most accommodating terms, OF exchanged i"i
country prnducc np 22-t-
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TESTIMONY FROM THE SOUTH
Rheum atiSsn cured iN its wOrst forms

"a
"NEw-ORLEAss, March 9Th 1851
Captain A. Argcll has been live years under med
ical treatment for Rhc umasm. Drs. Stone and Car,
wright and other Physicians have had him in charge mo
of that time. HI in Dir. Stones Hospital a lpn,,
time under constant medical treatment. Dr. Stone mr.
nonnced his case incurnhle. Large Jumps, of ho,d
hony substance had formed his hands, rr,sts and o
e, parts Of The body, aud his lower cxremes were
drawn out OF shape, and be could about with
out assistance. Enclosed is note from him dued New
Orleans Feb. 9Th. 1851 -
Il sent your week ago TO day. md got one
bottle of the Mtgicon Mustang Luime,a, and conlmrnc
cI rubbing it my ha1ds arms, legs fsi and other
parts of my body. am up and walk nearly a,
we'll as ever! | find it doing much good scnd
Tor another bottle. A. ANGEIL."
Three weeks after the date of tho quoted above
lie was we'll He used altogether fifty cents and
one dollar bottle This has called thr Of sev.
cral of irs Physicians here who prescri.
bling il in acases Of Chronic rheumatism. There arc
nany other of almost marked character AZ
Tie above; but ii is unnecessary I" say more.
KENDALL
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cPRIsG ANpstrmuER GOODS. RIA

cPRISG ANpst VI WEEK eOOO~. ma
- ~ n,ais ClotliHg, Ciofbs, Hestmg 10. nn nov
receving my Spring and sumner supply oi Gi"Ii5ng
which Is iufge md well elected
also continue t.se manufactured, mon and boy
clothes.
also have received and kcrp always hnnd Clnths
Cnssifner. Ye.tints ~ which sellby the ynrd and
M exirn chhrge FIR cutting.
MIR. j. DIXON continues to carry on the Tailoring
business.
Terms cash, goods cheap
April 2GI- y. Io6Nthtp.
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NEW CONCERN.
TuE SIJgsCRItsEI,s

rINuE SUBSCRIBERS having obmincd Tho
4 exclusive right Of retailing fisk's hctalie Bdlihl
Cases, take this method o Informing he people oflynch
burg an the surrounding country. tint they have nov IL
their Mlin street y lot al the nbovrG On
of different sizps 1t would be iicu,t tux 10 give
adequafe Impression of these Caar. Wil"ui person-
nj inspectiun they perfectly mir isif aud in".tfnr.
tble and for protecting and preserving The Drni tn
ordinary internents, for vaults. for nralion
superior anything Of the ka before invented f"-c
unfortunate enough need the above Cnses cnu b.
supplied by s. DlEGUlD x SONS.
Undertaking in The usual siyle also pramptly attend
ell 60. =. ID. 4 SONS.
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MERCHANDISE.
CPRING STOCK ron Issa.-BOYD

- r. BROTHER. Maia Stirred, Lgnehlnrg, "a
Importers of 9 INA and EARTHENNAhEa ana pepr
er.in C.f Dre..ed and PLAIN Gkass- Ware, Looking
f5Las.es Gfraadoies Plaid aud BritaHia Ipare hni.
sys CoStors DC; are in receipt OF their spring
supply Of Domestic md Foreign Goods of Their own
embraces every article usaai'J
1,d in .ueh E.tabli.hnents Our Stock is Of the
largest ever offered IN this mnrk and having been care
fully selected and bought the most favorable terms
We are determined not be undersold by any House
in the country, either North or South Merchants an"
call and examine oar Stock and prices before purchasing
Notwithstanding confident please all M siye'
nfy and price of Goods The Ladies nre particular
Iy invited 10 call aud examine our Stock.
,n.,ch
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-16

SCHOOL BOOkS-JUST received,
- "nd kcPt constantly hard, 0te nr Co,anqi> sim
Bools ore, opposite e." Uasmlk HoHse.' LfnchJngy H.
Davies Mathematical course First lessons in Arlmc
tic, School Arithmetic, University Arithmetic Elcmcn
inry A sebra. Praccal Geometry. b urdons Algebra
Lesendres Geometry, Surveying and Geometry Calcu.
hs. Descriptive Geometry. shades. shadows &c
smiths Crozets Pixies and Dodds' Arithmctics
BuIions. Clarks, Wei Buions prmnry aud Smiths
CrRmmnrS
Bulion1 classical series, viz:-La, Grammar In,
Reader Ccnsde, Salusi, Cicero, Greek Render First
lessons in Greek.
Owens Greek Reader, Anabas4 Homer's Iliad
Zen"phon, Odyssey. Thaeyddes, Rol,nson's Gr Test.
Mcs'ntry lst I'd, 81, ith and 9TH Readers,
DrmsedcI's
Parkers i"
Towns
Spoilers for - ", ,,rias
Wehstrrs School and University Dictionaries
Walkers do
mo above with many other valuable books for Schools
Will b" Sold by wholesale retail at prices that cannot
a1l u ll.'Se lnng 2O-dts G MORSE.
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= TOVEs sTOVEs!!-wc are n

- TOVES ! STOVES I've ate now re-
~ ceivng very fine lot of STOVES of various sizes.
styles and manufactures such the Virginia air.tgh
Cooking stoves the Old Dominion do. do, the Iron
Witch do. do, the Richmond premium do do. and the
Parlor stoves, variety of sizes forms and manufacturers
all of which will be sold the most accommodating
terms by aug 2O.dtsl -ACREE & MuRRILL.
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CPRING SUPPLY OF fancy ana s'n

CPKING sUPPLf 81 Hu'y III" s''
> pIe Dry G0Ods-JOHN I. DAVIS ~ n"
NEIP IRON FRONT = STORE. has received his en-
tire stock 81 NEW GOODS, to which he invites the
ancntion ofluyer. lie offers large aud commanding
stock Of
Iadie. Dress Goods, in every variety Of style
summer Wrnpping' aud Shawls,
Hn-iery ia every variety,
French Emhr.deric. IN Collars, Cnrc-, Sleeves, and
Pocket llnndkerrhief-.
Mourning GDnds. n large stnrk,
Family Linens Dnmasks. Sheetines and Towe'ines'
Cloths Cnssmcr.. prillipgs Vc-ting-, and 'uil as
sortment IT ticuticmen'- Goods,
Gff stock OF Cotnn and Linen Gpods for serys, Cor
at. and Shoulder Braces among which are some extra
Frenrh Corsels.
Anril l1..is
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INN PLATE, BAR IRON, xSc.

L 30 boxes Tin Plate. l0xl4 l4x20 lc md 1t
200 lbs Blork Tin
10 tons Ellious and Andcrsons Bar Iron, hand
somely assorted
80 bundles Band do
hbls prime picking Vinegar
- bales carpet Warp assorted colours.
Receiving and for sale Ivy
mug 2--iS GEO. BAGBY.
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VIZ. IT. n II I = II n,
His WOWndS RIO Healed.

John Shirley Poseyville. ln,Iiala. Dec. 80, 1851,
snys; The Mustang l.niment has performed IA great
cure for me On last Saturday week, /, by accident
ran red hot rod ofiron through my hand entering
my thumb and fore finger passing through the thick
part ofmy hand, and coming out ON my wrist between
the two large leaders. Immediately applied the Mus
tang Liniment. and continued its use. On Saturday
next after that it WE'LL and went to work as usual
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1--WE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore czsDing he.
tween the nbsrtibcrs, under the style and firm OF
GREGORY g. ROYALL. having this dry expired by
limitation the business will BE- rosrd speedily pos
sihe. Those having clnms against the concern viii
pcu4 - present them without delny. and those indebted
10 the concern will b. rnd enough to telc Mt their cnr
lost opportunity. Before parting with our old friends
nd eIl-fnnrrs we beg leave return them snr"rc
thanks fnf their Kindness and request Them thai
they will not forget under the firm of GREGORY
ROYALL Il SIMPSON.
JAMES d. GREGORY,
JAMES +. ROYALL.
Iunc 10 1872
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NEW CoNCEKN.-rnE UNDERSIGNED

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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-11-06

&LEr NE GO, FOR THE DAY YBREAKETH.-ThiS
was the last utteIance af one who has lately
crossed the uneven pillows which seperate
between us and Eternity. The departed
soul was struggling with the Angel of Death
and, catching glimpse of the glories in
an which il was soon to mingle. ehoed the sub
lime words of wrestling Jacob. 1t would be
profanity to endeavor to sketch the apocalypse
Of the triumphant spirit. But the example
Of this diving saint, the scenes of his last hour
and the beautiful imaginations clustering
around and reaching beyond, should move
even our worldly hearts. and give them an
inspiration towards that which is lifted up and
enduring.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-11-06


The papers from St. Johns New Bruins
wick, of the 29th ult. are in part Elled with
accounts Of the last illness and death OF HON.
Daniel Webater. The NeO BruasS0sekeF
contains the following paragraph:
~The President has resolved to take into
his own hands the negotiations respecting re-
ciproCity and the fisheries. and called on
the. Secretary of the Treasury to assist him.
It Is hoped the business may be put IN shape
for the action Of Congress early next session.
The papers e1ult greatly at the 6nal pas
.sue Of the European and North American
Railway bill. The House after passing 70 .!' be
enorossed what is called the "Facility Biz
10 aid in its construction, adjourned with
cheers. The NeW BrunsWicker says:
"a new era is about 10 dawn on New
Brunswick. and we now enter on prosperous
days"
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-11-06
THE BEST REMEDY EVER KNOWN

THE BEST REMEDY EVER KNOWN
Te man for Coughs, Asthma. Colds, Group.
Bronchitis, Infnsnza, Bleeding Of the l.ungF,
Difficulty of breathing, Liver Affections, Pals 90
weakness Of the Breast OF Side, First stages Of
Consumption, &c.
In short, this Balsarn is pscuiaiiry sdapted 10 ev
cry disease Of the lungs and liver, which 10 pro-
dp@d in our eyer-yaTYing climate.
WILD CHERR Y has long been known
w to possess important medicinal properties
This fact is familiar to every matrcn in our isRd.
aud physicians often prescribe il in different forms
for a variety Of complaints. Tar, also, has beea
equally noted for its virtues; and some Physicianss
whose names are familiar 20 the whole country
have gone so far as 10 declare that even con
SUMPTION could be cured by that alone. In
other hands, again, it was nearly valueIess, owing.
no doubt, to their ignorance in preparing and ad-
mnistering tia difficulty now entirely Obviated
BY patie mt exp Fiment and long experisuce.
The extraordinary medical powers Of these tive
substances are now, for the FIRST time. combined
and embodied in DR.. WfSTAR'S BALSAM I
OF WILD CHERRY. By niee chemical esa-s
cess, everything deleterious useless s rejected
- thSl what remains Is the most extraoFdinaFF and
truly eficacious remedy for all kinds Of PRsmona.
ry a nd liver diseases ever known to man. To eons
vince all unbeIievers that theory 10 really tTe,
we refsrto few cases Of cures performed by this
wonderful medicine; .- -s.ss4s ..s.s.s !,
PLEALAET RIDoE, Ham. co, o. SEPT. 81, 81
j. D. PaFk--D4ar Sirs---I take the Liberty OTsa.
|
use Of DR.. Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry. 4
was prOsiTsted BY that terrible seorgr. cOnsumP-
ton, in May last. The attack vas truly horrifying
10 me, for i've Of oer family tiny brothers and sis
Iters,) had died of consumption. was afflicted
with nearly all the worst features Of the dsease.
had a distressing cough, and expectorated great
dea of blood, hectic fever severe pains In the side
and chest, cold chiIls, alternating with hashes Sf
heat and copious night sweats
! was under the caro- of skilifsl physician, from
the time was taken sick until about six weeks
! since, being then about helpless, and my friends
consi cred my hopeless or at least heyond our
Physicians skill, advised the use Of Wistar's Bsl-
sam Of Wild Cherry. Without my knowledge
my father procured il, aud nd-commencsd sdDInisIsF-
ing It to me, and from the first day commsneea
taking it my health improved, and in two weeks
from the time commenced using il, was sele TO
/ be out and oversee my business and labor which.
still continue to do. i have taken foar bOttitsnt
the msdicine, and consider myself perfeetiy
i we'll ~ JEREMIAH lSCRIQG.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-11-06
Sale Of Real Estate by order Of


DY virtue of an order of the court of common
Dpleas of Sandusky county, Ohio shall offer
for sale at public vendue, on the FIRST day of No
vember next, between the hours prescribed by law,
at the door Of the court house, in said Sanduaky
count, the following lands and tsnemenss. levied
on and taken as the property Of Samuel Boyd ct al
to satisfy execution in favor Of Augustus Great
eF. to wit:
Beginning at q stake, being the north east corn.
ofthe lot formerly belonging to Lester C. Beach,
and running thence south sixteen and a half de-
grees. west ten rods to stake, thence south sew
enty-three and half degrees, east eight rods to
a stake, thence north sixteen and half degrees,
east ten rods to stake, thence north seventy.
three and half degrees, west eight rods to the
place ofbeginning, containing one half acre ofIand,
in Green Creek in the county of Sandusky; also a
piece Of land situate in the township, begin.
mag at stake, being the north east Of the
above described piece Of land, and running thence
north seventy-thr and a half degrees, east two
rods TO a stake, thence south sixteen and a hall
degrees, west ten rods 10 a stake, thence north
sevety-three and a half degrees, west two rods to
a stake, thence north l6 and half degrees, east
ten rods to the place of beginning, contaning one
eighth Of an acre, being the same and known AZ
the Tavern Stand decided to SPicer by Wesly An
derRon. G. EDGERTON, Att.
September 49, 49,
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StOc& Of Goods!

adapted for the season, which, from the great de-
dueiion east in many articles, cffer lower
then they have ever been sold in this market be-
fore. My stock consists in part of
Broad-cloth, Cassimeres, Tweeds, Sattinetts,
and Kentucky Jeans, from a common TO the first
quality, with extensive assortment of Summer
stuffs, aud bleached Goods of ever kind. In the
way Of
LADIES, DRESS GOODS.
have a large assortment Of Black aud Fancy
Dress silks Of the most superb patterns. Ginghams,
Lawns, Muslin and Cerage de LANES, and large
| assortment Of Calicoes, which will be sold very
cheap.
Bonnets, and Bonnet Trimmings,
Hosiery. and Gloves every description. gem
eral assortment of Shawls. Handkerchief, Para
sols, Umbrellas, &C., and those wishing to Pur-
chose
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS,
will do well to call and exemine, as have large
stock at much lower prices than usually offered.
Paper, and Paper Hangings, good assortment.
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
A large quanrity-Coats. Pants, Vests, and Shirts.
which will be sold regardless of profits; and full
STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES,
Sole and Upper Leather, Hats and Gaps, &C., a
A Full assortment of Groceries, Dye-stuffs.
Paints and Oils.
ETA " D. wa " !
! The attention of BIacksmhs is particularly di-
rected 10 my stock of Anvils and Vices. My stock
embraces every thing usually called for in this line.
Iron, Nails Glass, Glassware, Crockery, &c,
| | would cordially invite all who wish TO purchase
to call and examine aud satisfy themselves that
this is theplace to get goods cheaper, and fully equal
10 any in the State.
To the Farmers would say, bring On your
Wheat. Corn, Oats, Wool, &c, dc.
the highest price will be pEid Cash up.
D. BELTS.
| Fremont. June 9th. 1882.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-11-06

A census of Cleveland has just been com.
Melted. which shows that the population OF
that city is now 25.670. The population
of Ohio city is 7,43e.
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n. WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Rushyille, Fairfield co, o. April s, Isl.

"DR. WIsTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Rushyille, Fairfield CO. o. April s. Isl.
Mr.. J. D. Park-Dear Sir:-I wish to statet
you that my daughter, Amanda, aged l6 yeaEs.
had, about a year since, a very severe attack st
measels, which reduced her very mnch, aud te'f
her with racking cough. ! employed all the Phf-
scians within our reach for the purpose Of renoV'
ing her cough, but without success. She cppear-
ed TO be sinking into decline, with every symF-
tom of consumption.
then tried DIR. a Rogers LIveFwort aud Tar
But that aggravated her cough. and gave hersymp-
toms of still more malignant character. ! wss
now most seriously alarmed, and il was with treln-
bling fear that from day to day, the progress
Of that Unsuitable disease, consumption. ! sssliy
deapared Of my daughters recovery. Butt pfoV-
identialy saw the certificate Of Jonathan ConlseE.
whose daughter, Sarah Jane, was cured Of Com
sumption BY ''Wistar's Basam of Wild Chsrry;''
this created faint hope that it migkt help E1y
dsu ghter, and I imme ediateIv commenced using It.
and il almost instantly gave relief, her health wss
improved from the first bottle, and 6y the nss at
two bottles of''Wis istar's Balsan Of Wild CherTy,'
she restored to perfect health, and she is hst
now at all predisposed to cough.
will say to those that afflicted with Ruy ais
tending to consumption, do not sespaiT fer tie
Wistar's BaIsam of Wild Cherry will cure yon.
The genuine Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry
has fac sime of the signature Of Henry Wisisr
NJ. D., Philadelphia, and Stanford q PaHk" on a
finely executed steel engraved wrapper. Ne ether
" Price 81 per boisls-six bottles for SIS.
Sold by = - j. D. Park. Cincinnati, O.
North east corner of Fourth snd Walnut ets--+D-
trance on Walnut street-to whom all orders
must be addressed.
Sold in Fremont by s. BUcKLAND 8 Co. s
And BY w. C. Baker, Castalia; J. Hutchins 4
Son, Bellevue; w. Braaer, Mii!grOvei Charles
Powers, Woodville Foster & Son, Rome; Hsn-
tOn & Mccartney, Republic; l. L. ST. John, III.
fin citv, aud P v. Beery & Bro, Green Greek
Fremont, February %, '52-Iy
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Dress Goods!

The attention Of tho Ladies is respectfully so
Iicited 10 the examination of our Stock Of New
Doods, consisting in part OF Black and Colored
Silks, rich all wool De Laines, Brocade and Plain
PopIins, Persian and Lama Cloths, together with
great variety of low priced Prints and Plain De
Lans, &c.
ALSO:
Merinos, Alpaccas nyoneese Clothths, English
aud American Prints and Ginghams, with all the
various kinds of Fancy and Staple Dress Goods
which the market affords.
HOUSE FURLSHLNG GOODS!
Those in want OF Goods in this line will find
good assortment of Carpeting, Window shades,
Looking glasses, Paper Hangings. Tea Sets,
Knives aud Forks. Glass Ware, Spoons, ,Sheetings,
Ticks, Quilts, &c.
Our stock of CARPETING consists Of a great =
er variety Of patterns and much larger assort-
ment than was ever before offered in this vicinity.
Rich Solar Lamps and Girandoies,
with a variety of other kinds of Lamps for Oil and
Fluid, all of which repaired TO offer at the
lowest prizes. MCCLELLAN & MCGEE.
Atthe New Store opposite the Bank.
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Sale of Real Estate by order of the
PrOhH1e Court.


0N the sth dav Of November, 1852, between
7 BIhe hours of 3 O'Clock 4. NJ. and O'Clock z
NJ, at the door OF the COnrt House in Fremont,
Sanduskv county, Ohio, will be sold TO the highest
bidder the following real estate as the property
of Phillip R"itzelI deceased, to wit:
The northeast quarter of the northeast quar-
er Of section twentv-six, containing forty acres;
lso the southeast quarter Of section thirteen, all
township number fur, north OF range thirteen,
ubiect to the dover estate Of Mary RriiZ~l their
H. HENRY r. REITZELL &
FRANKLIN REITZELL.
Adm's. OF Philip leitzeII, Dec.
October 9, IS53.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-11-06
Groceries,!

Coffee, Sugars, Teas, Spice, Pepper Melasses,
TObaccos, and nearly every article in that line of
the best qualities
As above remarked. all my goods are new, and
will be sold at ONE PRICE, So give a call Per-
formance every day except Sundays. Door open al
half past A. NJ Performances to begin at 6. Ad-
mission free, children half price No postpon" nj
on account oflhr w-athpr. N-v~t there such
an opportunity sine, the d,S ni 'oiom4n 10 CRAFTY
the eyes aud mind with 90 itt!, EXPENSE.
As for prices, 'thrr-'s M USE talking" We sell
so low We aae afraid folks may think we steal our
goods! But don't be afraid friends-come all. aud
you shall see what you shall see. Give us call,
and we witt suit you 20 any thing in our line.
A. GUSTORF.
Fremont, May i. 1852 -ly.
IL BE sure to r+Coliect the place, one door south
of Pease & RohbeT,s' Tin Shop,
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-11-06

Notice.
VENIE Board OF School Examiners for San
A dusky County, will meet on Friday Oc-
tober Sth, at l O'Clock P NJ. in the Luthe-
rian house of worship in Fremont,
for the examination of Teachers. The ses-
sons will continue on eight successive Fri
days, at the hour and place above specified.
F. S. WHITE, Clerk.