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SCIENTIFIC NOE.

~ The SCIENTIFIC ENIDENVE upon which
thi remedy is based is in the highest degree Curious
and Remarkable.
Call ON the Agent, and get Descriptive Circular
gratis. giving large amount of scientific Evidence,
from Lcbi-'S Animal Chemistry; br. Combe'>
Physiology of Digestion DR.. Pcrcira on Food and
Diet Dr. John v. Draper, of New York University;
Prof. Dungl-on, Physiology Prof, SiIlimnn, of
Yale College; DR., Carpenters Physiology &C., to-
gcthcr with reports of Cures lrum all parts of the
I'llitnl SiItns
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kinslcy ~ Barring.

WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
G2 lesScy street. Hcar Grecnwch street, New l'orL
4 kRDERS personally or by letter equally regarded
~ in prices, qualities, dispatch &C. ly
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PROCLAMATION
To the Citizens of Burlington
PItLN VI A G. lER'>


HIDRO-ELECTRIC IOLTiIC CHAINS,
a CONSTRUCTED TO BE WORN NEXT TO THE
- skin, producing constant current Of un"i'r-
rupicd Eicctro Misunderstanding IMMEDIATE RE
LIEF, FROM ALI ACUTE PAINS, and
Permanent CUrcQf all NcurHgic Diseases.
PrLvEpuNcnER's Electric CHAINS were first
used in France, three years sincc for the cure of
Nervous Diseases, and after being submitted to the
most thorough trial, in every Hospital in Paris by
the most learned Professors in that city, thoy
recommended to the Government of France, who
granted Patent for the discovery During tho year
lSjl-2, they were introduced in Germany, Austria,
Prussia and England and year since, introduced
and Patented by the United States Government.
Most Astonishing Cures of
Rheumatism, st. NituS-Dancc,
Painful a Swellcd Joints, Palpitnton of the Heart
Neuralgia of the face, Periodical Headache,
Deafness, Blindness, Pains from Indigestion,
Mysteries, Dyspepsia, Uterine Pains.
EVERY DISEASE, CALLED NERVOUS,
is quickly and rapidly cured, by simply wearing the
Chains for II few hours each day.
The Chains were first introduced in the city VI
New York, whore they were exhibited to Professors
Valentine Mott, Van Buren,, Post and Carnochdn,
who readily discovered that they possessed Strange
a SupIlor Power of
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-10-28
SHEET MUSIC,

More than Ten Ih,waud Piece, now ON hand, and
all new pieces of Music received soon aS ruhlish-
ed. Glcc Book, and Church MUSIC Books of every
description.
Mn. ri ST will sell all articles aS low rs those of
the same quality can he obtained in any city, and II
liberal discount made 10 Teacher, and those who buy
to sell again.
Grateful for the liberal patronage he has thus far
received, he will spare no effort to keep complete
assortment of all articles usually kept in Music
Store and by constant personal attention to his In,
,incss, hopes 70 see in his New and Commodious
store All of his OH, and many NEw customers.
Burlington, July -, 1888. w3wu
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J. I'IIIIIBItICk'S

BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
NO G2 HANOVER STREET,
Under the American House, BOSTON.
4 LII New Books received soon as published,
"a which, with our usual immense stock of stand
ard and Miscellaneous Books, comprising all the
varieties in Ancient and Modern Literature, present
the largest assortment in this city. Particular
attention given to furnishing Public and Private
Libraries at the very lowest rates. Country Dealers
and Others are respectfully invited to call before
purchasing elsewhere. Also, splendid stock of
Letter, Cap Bill and Note Papers, Envelopes Blank
Books, dc. Orders for Books respectfully solicited,
and good bargains warranted.
MEDICINES. PAINT, DRTGS.
Dyes tufts, Oils, Corml, Asphaltum, and White
Narnish, Zinc Paint Window Glass, Imported
Liquors, Schc,lam Aromatic Schmpps, Patent Me
dicincs, &C., 6c., for sale at the lowest market
prices, by \. l.. CUTLER.
As India Street, BOSTON.
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CONER'S INSTITUTE.
SEPTEMB Err, SO.

COMER'S INSTITUTE,
1879 " SUIN TON SIR EET,
ENSrAEi.I>mEp \. d. lSio,-for practical lnSruc-
~ ton in Writing, Book Keeping, Navigation,
&C., offers superior advantages for obtaining Em-
ploymcnt. The and residences of 23i students
who were furnished with good situations the past
year, are given in the Annual Catalogue and Card
of Terms. which is sent by mail, gratis.
DAGU ERREOTNPE APPARATUS.
Plates, Cases, Frames, Lockct- Chemicals, and
every description of Good- used in the Daguccoypc
business at the lowest cas-, prices. Orders promptly
attended to-
\ supply of the celebrated " H. b. Plates con
Stantly on hand.
JOHN SAWYER 4 CO.,
l23 Washington Street.
JOHN SAWYER, gro. :. BRYANT.
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TIlEO. \. PECK, and GEO. p. SANBoRN &
co., Burlington.
Wholesale and Retail Agent, ;. X. COLLINS,
Montpelier.
October %, lNj2 d&wly
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-13
WHO ARE THE PRESIDENTS
TRUE FRIENDS.
And further Resolred-

" And further hss0trfd-
IS. That the assertion thar the national demo
Gratis OF New York are opposed 10 the adminisira-
ton Of President Pierce is gross misrepresenta-
ton; that il President Pierce has any t,ne friends
in this State, they are those who now agree, aud
have always agreed, with him, in prbicipk; aud.
that the pretence that the reesoilers OF New York
are his best friends and supporters, is scandalous
attack upon his administration, and foul SANDER
upon his personal character"
Such is one of the resolutions adopted by
the New York national democrats, at their late
gathering at Rochester, vet we doubt not that
the effort to make them appear the enemies OF
the President and his policy will still be persisted
in. 1t is one Of the stratagems Of those willy
politicians who lead and govern the freesoil
party.
Goaded almost to madness by their perse-
cutors, il is not unlikely that in moments Of
passion, some OF the national democrats have
spoken and acted imprudently, but we believe
now, and have believed from the beginning OF
this unhappy controversy, that the best and
the truest friends, and the warmest admirers OF
President Pierce, are the men who have been
SO vilely traduced and SO cruelty prosecuted.
Experience teaches us that it is not wise to cast
off old friends for new. Again--bought friends
are not as reliable as those whose friendship
results from common sympathies and spon-
taneous attraction. The first fail when the pay
fails, the last endure through life.
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-13
OUR EXCHANGES.

rsa-WE HAVE BEEN SO short time in opera
tion that it has not yet been possible to perfect
oil our arrangements. Our exchange list has
not, thus far, been properly regulated our
directions to those having control ofthat depart,
ment Of the paper, have been to send the Sen
tiael to oil papers that have manifested any dis
position to exchange with us-partcularly,
and as matter of right, to all papers in which
our prospectus was published.
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-13

The returns thus far received indicate dem
ocratic triumph But we wait for further in
formation before we make any comments.
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-13

I. +
CAPTAIN ISGRAHAM.--The brave conduct Of
Captain Ingraham has been thoroughly en-
dorsed by the democracy Of the country. With
the press, we do not know of an exception to
universal approval, and democratic conventions
and meetings have very generally given ex.
(pression to the public sentiment. A democratic
State convention in Wisconsin, recently held,
passed the following spirited and pointed reso-
luton:
Resolred That the conduct Of our national
representative, and of the gallant officers and
crew OF the St Louis, in the affair of Koszta,
In the Bay of Smyrna, furnishes an apt and
memorable illustration of the American mode
of defending them; that the approval by our
government of the conduct of its officers on
this occasion in protecting, upon the neutral
ground of Turkey, one who has declared his
Intentions 10 became an american citizen--is de-
manded, not only by the entire democracy OF
the Union, but by the united patriotism of the
civilized world"
APPREyTIcEs.--A case Of some interest to
employers and employees was before the coun-
ty court Of Alexandria county, at its recent
session.
On complaint Of Smith & Perkins, by their
attorney, {. w. Wattles, esq, against their
regularly indented apprentice for desertion, the
court summarily ordered said apprentice to re.
turn to the service Of his employers.
This order the apprentice failed to regard,
whereupon rule was issued against him for
contempt Of court. On being brought up, and
still declining to comply with the order Of
court, he was committed to jail. He is more.
over, liable for all damages sustained by such
desertion, tho it should require until FIVE years
after the expiration Of his term Of apprentice
ship, to liquidate said damages"
A TERRIBLE FAIL.--Kissane, now on trial
in Cincinnati for forgery, has experienced a re-
verse which, to q young man, must be terrible.
On the l4th of December, 1852, he was one OF
the most prosperous young merchants in Gin
cinnati, the financial agent of an association OF
wealthy men, and had the prospect Of wealth in
his grasp. On the lst day OF October, 1853,
ne was incarcerated in county jail, convicted
of forgery, and expecting his sentence to the
States prison.
nA- There is lazy fellow in the west who
spells Tennessee 10 A c.
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-13

nA- There is lazy fellow in the west who
spells Tennessee 10 A c.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-11-05
B0NPLAND'S
Fever and Ague Remedy v,

Itis neither Patent, Qlack or Empire, bat
,enuins specific prepared from the Recipe Of
PLY sician, and approved by the widest and best
Snown scientific Chemist in the Cou ltry, CDR.
J r. Chiffon, of New York; and by him
recomme nded to the world (voluntarily and with
out pry) for its valuable properties; and declared
that il contains No mineral or poisonous snbst ance.
Its wonderful properties in removing BILE. and
md giving TONE, STRENGTH and YlGOR
10 the Liver. Kidneys aud Stomach, or in other
words, curing the disease Thoroughly and Effect
nally. not simply breaking the chill, but renoying
the CAUSE. are everywhere acknowledged.
Read the follwing Certificate; we could
pHduce a hundred Just like il, bet we ask the
public to try il, andstake its success on its merits.
Toledo. Aug 8ih, 1913.
Mn. OsGoOp:-I have had the Fever aud Agne
Tor two years aud twelve days without cessation;
Ind have also rad the most skillfu ply siciaps in
he country. first DR.. Iuckey Of Ottawa county,
second Dr. Ryder OF Lower Sdndusky, third a
German physician at Woodville, as also three dif-
erent ones in This place, viz: Bostwick, Clark and
Ferguson. got so bad and became SO badly
hloated, that ] had 10 cut open my boots, and
have my clothes made larger. Al last | could
scarcely walk alone. and was finally cured by
Bolpland's PegeiGLle Remedy for Fever and Augue
The fifth time used this medicine the chill
and fever left me, and | continued to take ihe
NJ edcine for some time after, regularly, tea
spoonful al a dose, aud now am finally and per-
fecily cured. | have still third OF the medic
cine left in the bottle, and yet am free from NIL
chill and fever aud the swelling has entirely left
as a Carpenter. II is not necessary 10 say any
Thing more of this valuable medicine.
Signed JONATHAN FRAZIER.
Sold by s. BUCKLAND & Co., Fremont.
J. NJ. ASHLEY, Wholesale agent Toledo.
September l7th, 1853.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-11-05
MASTERS SALE.

Tie State Of Ohio To CHEsrEH EDGE RToN
Sandusky County IS Specid Master Conmis-
sioner in Chancery
Wheras at Court of Common
Pleas begun and held within. and for the County
of Sandusky, aud State OF Ohio, on the 21th. day
Of October A. D. iss6, the following proceedings
were held, to witt
JoHS CLARK In chancery
re- This Cause
smu D Bupwrx Ell a. comes on to be heard
upon the b II OF Complainant and the iont canses
Of The defendants, Marta Bell. John Bell, Alfred
We,herel, Frederick Wetherel. Weihorel and
william Baldwin Minors ] by Lucius B. Otis,
their Guardian d4 hienl, aud sad Smith y. Bald
win, William Wilkes, John w. Upn, Frederick
Wilkes, aud Frances Bell still falling 10 appear,
plead, answer or demur to said bill, and was argu
hy Counsel. and The Court having duly cxsnnrd
the premises. do order aud decree thai said VIII
he nken confessed against the said Smith q.
Baldwin, aud do order that as to The other defend
ants that snid Wi be dismissed and the Court do
lind thai the complainant did recover Judgment
against The said Smith D. Baldwin, in manner aud
orm as in said bill set forth, and that said Smith
D. Baldwin, is indebted o the con,pl ,inant on said
| judy mem in the sum Of eighty dolnrs and seventy
cents: aud therefore do order aud decree that said
smith ID. Baldwin do pay said coinpl ,nant witt,
in ten days after the rising of this Court The said
sum Of eighty dollars and seventy cep,s, together
with the cusis Of this suit; aud future thereof,
| that Decretal order issue 10 Chester Edgerion,
VINO rs htrcDy appointed as spcclhI MASTER Coh1-
missioner TO carry this De, rec into execution, who
s ordered to cause said lands and ienemrnis in
said bin described Except the one hundred and
tx acre tract bill, escr,bcd having been mortgag-
ed To the Ohio life and Il .u't Comp any 10 be
sold MS upon Executions rtlaw aud that said Mas
Ter make return Of his proceedings, in the pfeni-
,es with the money by him madeio this Court Mt
their next term TO which time this Cause is con-
tinued. s.
Aud the land, in snid bill to be sod are desert
bed a, follows, TO wit: Part ofthe wa ofthe Wa
Of N Il Of See lS, Tawn.4 A. Range l6containine
% ucrcs, also the Eb of the n. e. Sec Town.
{ Range l6, & acres also the WI OF the n. Sec.
! Town. 4, Range Is. so acres, also the WI oi
the s 1 OF the n. W. I OF sec. II township 1
Range Ii, 20 acres all ~ Sundusky County Ohio
| You are hereby commanded 10 cIu'c The fore.
going decree to b. carried fully and comp'etely in
TO eff, ct and make return of this writ in 60 days
| from the date thereof
| Attest, d. Caoer. Clerk OF 'sid Court, at Frc-
mont this 9th day Of Sept. A. d. 1853
ID. Capprr CLERK, Oct. - 1853 CIV
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Fancy, Music and House
Keeping Store!

WE desire to inform the citizens Of this
w and neighbofing towns that we have
Just opened fall stock d Fancy and House keep
sg Goods aud respectfully solicit share Of their
patronage.
Fancy Goods. .--Pepier Muehe Work and
Perfume Boxes, Back Cannon Boards, Watch
Stands, Writing Desks, SC.
Also: Rosewood aud Mahogany Boxes, Writing
Desks and Toilet Boxes, Terra Gotta ware OF all
kinks. Psrinn Marble Statuary, Watch Stands
Paper Orighis, Spring Tea bells, Porcelain Ware,
Porte Monuaies Of every variety, Ivory and Pear
Piper Folders, Carved Chessmcn, Stationery,
Toilet Glasses Shell Combs, Bracelets, Silvei
Card Baskets Travelling c ompanions P Parlor Bale
Brushes Of every description &c.
Housekeeping Articles. "A full as
sortnrni Of Dixon's finest PLATE, viz; Tea Ser
vice. Castors, Cake Baskets, Kaives, Forks, spoon
Ladies' Fruit knives, Nut Crackers, &c.
BrittanH Ware OF every kind, Baskets Of ever,
character, Willow Ware inclusive OF every thing
Wooden Ware, from Faucet 10 Boot Jack
Iron Ware, such as Steo Fire Sets, Scrspers
Ash Siftcrs Soap Stone Griddles, Coffee Roastcrs
Smoothing Irons Of new style, Coffee and Spic
Grinders, Family Grind Stones, Porcelain Kettle
and Sauce Pans, Coal Souttles, brass and iron,
lOyster Gridirons, &c.
Also, Cake aud Sugar Boxes, Dish Covers an
Toast Racks, Apple Peelers, Vegetable Slicers
Warming Pans, Sardne Openers, Lanterns, Foo
i Baths, hnNe w hSneFS, 10 hNoiu WdShlHH
Toilet Seus, Water Potter Pots, Slop aud Wate
Pals, Dandelahras, Night aud Nurse Lamps
Swinging do. Hall Lanterns, Towel Stands, Feu
ther Busters, Wire Bird Cages, Foor sne Han
Brushes. Tin Ware OF evey kind, Ilobbie Horses
Sleighs, Bed Cords, &c.
! MUSIC. .-hIuoical Instruments Of all descriI
ltions viz: Guitars, Vioins, Fines, Banjot, Tam
Lorines, Clarioneis, Flageolets, Accordeons, Flu
tina,, and n complete assortment ef Sheet Music
PerEumery.-Weh have u quantity Of gent
line Lubn's Perfumery, comprising Extracts c.
iIogne aud Soaps, with cut glass Cologne Bottle
OF beautiful patterns.
Toys. Wholesale and retail.
! In addiiipu 10 the above we have an assortmer
of Fishing Apparatus, such as juiute
Poles. Lines, Reels, Floats, oinkers, &c.
We beg leave TO inform the JUNIOR members
the community, ihnt we have some JUMPER
for their especial benefit.
D. BOURNE.
CampbelPs Block
SAEpusKy CRY, Feb 9th, 1853.
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GrOcerieS!

Coffee, Sugars. Teas, Spice, Pepper, MeIasses
Tobaccos, and nearly every article in that line OF
the best qualities.
As above remarked, all my goods are new, and
will be solo al PRICK. 30 give call. Per.
lormanee every day except Sundays. Door open NJ
half past A. NJ. Performance TO begin at G. Ad-
mission free, children hslfprice. No posiponeineni
on account Of the weather. Never WINS there such
an opportunity since the days Of Sooman TO grsiif,
the eyes and mind with so little expense.
As for prices, "there's no talking" We sci
so low we are afraid folks may think we steal oul
goods! But don'tbe afraid, frends-come all, ant
YOU shall see what you shall see. Give us call
and NO will suit you to any thing in our line.
| A. GUSTORF.
| Fremont, April 30, 1852.
! D- BE sure to recoeci the place, one door south
OF Garfield & MitcheIls Hardware Stores
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Smith & Bush!
Marble Manufacturers,

Ell E8 E5 r3H q ID NN- -n@S
CEPULCIRALM Monuments aud Grave Stones
Dof every variety OF pattern and The most skill
rul workmanship. The Best assortment Of Amer
can Marble kept constantly on hand
(Foreign Marble furnished if desired on tho
shortest notice.
Also great variety of American snd Europen
Designs, OF the most unGne and tasteful patterns,
combining beauty and durability. Persons wish
inn 90 procure Monuments or nny kind Of Marble
work. are invited to call aud give personal in-
specliun of their material aud workmanship, as
this will be satisfactory than TO purchase or
Agents, Iwho have no interest only their per cent)
without opportunity oftcsiing the quality of the
article contracted for.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-11-05

soon be the obab!e result.
In short time. if you continue 10 ne gIect Your.
self, you will begin to feel a ef tghiness and
oppression ucross the chest, accompanied with fre-
quent sharp darling pains. Theu a drv hacking
cough will set in, and when YOU raise ANYTHING il
will be thick and yealowish, or white froihy mat
ter, streaked, perhaps with blood. II YOU still take
no medicine, these unpleasant symptoms will in
crease, and you will soon cave hectic fever. cold
chills, night sw Eats, copioIs expectoraion, and
then great prostitution II you still neglect YOUR
self, Few weeks or months will see you consigned
to the grave, leaving your friends TO mourn no "
rapidly consumption did its work, and hurried YOU
away Friend, have you no cause 10 be alarmed.
In the above sketch, ypu may see as in a glass
how every case of Consumption progresses, with
more or less rapidiiy, TO fatal termination OF
all the thousands and millions whom this great
Destroyer has gathered TO the tomb, every single
case began with cold If tn s hdd been nile euded
to, all might have been well: but being neglected,
under The fatal deluson that il would wear Itself
OIL 1t transferred lis deadly aston 10 the subs:nurc
Of the iungs exciting there the formation of tubee
cles. Another, and amothel cold added fuel TO the
lame, until these tubercIes began 10 soften and
snponirate leaving by their ulcerat on great c.v.
ties in the lungs. AT this crisis the disease is very
ditbeult TO cure aud oitentmes sets at defiance ali
human means.
In the latter or worst stage, this medicine will
oitentlmes arrest the disease, or cmeck its progress
and Will always make the patient more com(ortabIe
and Prolong his life, aud il is therefore worthy of
trial; but in its ncipient or former periods, Con.
sumption is as cursbie as anv other disease and
DIR: HALLS BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS,
i taken at this time, will cure il GJ7AS SURELY Y
AS 1T Is TAkEN!rD This is strong language,
out we can reier you TO numberIess living Witness
es TO prove that il is true! And therefore, we ear
nest'y exhhrt every man, woman and child. who
has cough, or is suhjec, 10 colds, TO keen The
medicine by You in The house, and whenever Won
take cold do not let il alone to work mischief in
your system, but eradicate it thoroughly, and a,
once, by this powerfully healing compound, and
leave your lungs uninured, carry you infulI vigor
10 good old auei %
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-11-05

of the beneficial results Of it, use; together with
letters from highly experienced Physicians who
have used II 10 their practice, aud speak RON
their own observations.
r, b. Pcckham, M. D., Utica, N. Y.
j.. ID. Fleming, NJ. D., Canadaignn. N. Y.
NJ II. Hills NJ. D., Rochester, N. Y.
d. Y Foote, NJ. D., Syracuse. N. Y.
Prof. Dunbar, NJ D., Baltimore, Md.
w. w. Reese, NJ. d., N. York City.
w Prescott, NJ d Concord, N. II.
J.P. Newland, NJ. D., Utica, y Y.
$. BUCKLAND & Co, Agents,
Druggists, Fremont, Ohio.
Sold by all the leading Druggists In the adJoin-
inp counties. Letters addressed TO care OF Mi.
Curtis Hatch, Agent at Ravenna
TO DR. .MtlrcLia IL have ten years been troub'
led with Female neutrality-suspicious. Uieui
and all the attending dficultes-at times re nder'
ing nv life most miserable. have had the at
tendance Of some Of the best ply sicians with hu
little success. The niusI that they could do wal
TO relieve--a cure was out Of tho question: fo
five months before commencing with Your med
cine, | had not been able 10 perform any labor
could walk but few steps at time AMI scarcel!
we nj out of doors-in short, | was completed,
prostraied both in body aud mind. ] expected L
drag out the rcst Of my days in Suffering and mis-
cry: but reading your advertisement, WAS induce
tn try your invaluable medicine, called 'Uterin
CaiholcuE,' Bs the last resOrt ] had mol use
uaw,ek before felt like another woman. B
the use Of three bottles, was enabled 10 perform
all the labor, for six in The family, with ease an
could walk anv where in the noeighb0rhNod wit
| ouiiinrv. Noihing bnt fenee Of duty 10 20
and The suffering community, has induced me {
I state my case TO the pnblic aud | can safely rec
ommend the preparation 10 all those suffering lik
myself. Signed Mrs. SARAH a. BISHOP.
FREEDOM, Portage Co, o., Dec. 27th, 1889.
J.B. Marchisi &. Co., Proprietors, Central D,
pot, 30ih Broadway Yew York.
| AM
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Rare chance for
BAR C AIMS!

WILL be sold 10 the higest bidder, at tho
w door Of The croghan Honse, in Fremont, on
the 2lsl day ofNoyember, i5I3,at o'clock P, Nj.
the following property, 10 wit;
The undivided one half OF the South west quar-
ter Of section number 90, township number 5,
north Of range 10, containing, in all. 100 acres
more or less, in Sandusky county, Ohio.
ALSOs
fine frame dwelling house one aud half sto-
ries high, on The Plank Road, in Fremont, here
tofore used as Toll House on said road.
TERMS;--Fall payment down in the stock OF
The Fremont Plank Road Company.
Byorder Of the Directors Of said Co.
JAMES JUSTICE, Pres.
Fremont, Oct. 9Th, '53.