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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-08

cn IO5eph NHfty, Oh
w tSpURTER, SxyO
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY
AND STAPLE GOODS
NO ~ CAMP STREET, UNDER CITY HOTEL,
and under ths St. Charles Hoe, st. CbArles street.
ORLEANS,
Respectfully invites the attention wholesale and retail dealers
purchasers hs VERY LARGE STOCK GOODS, freshly
Imported and constantly supplied throughout The year
SHE'LL COMBS,
tMTATor SHE'LL AND BuFAILo COMBS ofeya. 'tyle and
BRUSHES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Of his nstuaefe
Al the lowest Northern fartory prices
TOILET ARTICLES,
such as PERFUMERY, HAIR OILS HAIR PINS rOMkrCM FAN
CY SOAPS, etc.
FINE FANS, PURSES POCKET BOOKS WORK BOXES, PoRTk-
BILE DESKS, together with endless variety Of PORTE MON
hhks Of style and shape dnunsayuw Frr.
GUNS PISTOLS, KNIVES, COLTS and WARMERS REVOLVING
PISTOLS, SCISSORS, RAZORS LFE rRESERvERs, FISHING
Angler.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, Etc.
The stock in this line, onss,ng psr fine r. Cooper NJ j.
Tobias and resi- joe Lennon u
SWISS and ENGLISH LEVERS together with large
and Eastern JEWfLRY, SNERWARE st has been selected
great care o F. Roberts for tngsgri tho haa bust
and having puhas.I oT CASH .uru
are olsfej to purchasers.
Ie Every srtc warranted
WARRANTED 40 ini1
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SOUTHERN FAMILY PHYsiCIAN,-Dr J. A.
North has now in press the Southern Family Physician
or Eclectic Practice Of Medicine and will have it ready
for distribution among his many distant subscribers ly
the middle Of July Persons DESTROYS Of the work
the prospectus stepls Book store SO Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-08

INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING,
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
YOUTHS, BoYs' AND GHILDREN's CLOTHING,
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
FL No DERIVATION IN Prizes
ALFRED MUNRoE l. co.
nN3l 7aplW No, "a Magazine street. corner Of G
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Madame EeecfS,
- Ih esiebfsied PHILOSOPHER, ASTROLOGIST ana ,Iy
NoMlsI and owner Of the EGYPTIAN oRACLFs OF
informs the Ladies and Gentlemen NewCsabs Thai ne
III spvd rom her residence Magazine No ISL CANT
between tstelle and Edward streets she NAV h
suited by those desiring the PAST PREsFS Ann
FUTURE. ~ Consultation al ''' s.sa a, q
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1NillA ENIMn -

The Ladies' Of The Female Benevolent Society.
whose memhsfs are attached 10 The Presbyterian
Church il this place, intend holding Fair ..
The Masonic Hall. on "Wednesday Of Angus,
Court, The 24th inst. 10 commence al o'clock,
pm.
10 those who have enjoyed the pleasure 81
attending The Fairs on former occasions, we need
say nothing 10 induce them 10 attend this one.
But 70 such as have never been present before,
we will remark, thai il they wish 10 spend an
evening pleasantly, and 10 purchase SONG bean.
,ilul specimens Of the handisork Of The Ladies,
Jpftheir own use or as presents, and at the same
time to elihal the money so expended will he
jndicioosiy used by those who receive il, they
should 90 to the Fair.
4 good supper will be provided for such as
wish to paiiake, and Ice Cream will he supplied
in abundance.
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Temperance Movement in Orange.

A committee Of Little River Divi.
sion, No. els, Sons Of Temperance, t.
which the subject was referred, having
reported preamble and resolutions,
they were adopted as follows:
That crisis has arisen, both in a
civil and moral point of view, in this
the old North State. is fact that car.
not be denied or disguised !; the ques-
tion to prohibit the traffic in spirituous
liquors, will form the elements of our
State policy, in the canvass in the cons
ing year, in the election Of our State
Legislatures, We have seen a strong
disposition on the part many persons,
at the late election for Congressman,
and local or county officers, to make
this an issue throughout the State, al
well as at our own precincts some
declaring they would vote for no man
that was in favor Of temperance, while
others would vote for no man that would
treat his fellow man, or, in other words,
with the poison Of death would buy
Ailalr votes, or that would oppose law
prohibiting the traffc in the Starrs~ 1t
is obvious that it is impossible to push
these issues aside, for be assured they
uaN arise: Therefore they should be
met with candor, honesty, moderation
and frmness. 1t is the prerogatiye of
every american freeman to support the
man who apprcximates the nearest to
himself in opinions and views on pro-
minent questions, that may be at issue
before the public. Upon the question
before US, then, question involving
the pecuniary, the moral, the social,
and the religious welfare, not only Of
the present generation, but Of all fu.
ture generations. We may as pro-
perly and as nationally make it ba-
sis for action, as state convention,
Free Suffrage, Distribution of the Pub
lie Lands, or any question of general
or local interest. Therefore,
Resolced, That we think it clearly
evident, from the present indications,
that it is not only admissible, but ne,
cessary, to hold one or more county
conventions during the course OF the
next twelve months, as well as one or
more State conventions.
Resofued, That it is unnecessary to
give further reasons at this time for
such an opinion, for they must be ap-
parent to all persons: Therefore be it
Resoiuea, That a county convention
be held on Tuesday Of the August court,
in the Division room of Mountain
Spring Division Of the Sons of Tempe~
rance, in IIillsborough.
ResoiUed, That the above preamble
an resolutions be published in the
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WHOLESALE
Boot and Shoe Store,
Pefersburx ytrxa.,.


SAMUEL DRIMMDND q ID sa.s III,
- mrihod u informing lhsir fIi~als ana ia
Plhlac generally. that they have determined ID
conduct thsif business IN future entirely by whole-
sale. and n9S appear before their irisnds with an
entire siosk &c
Boots. Shoes and Brogans,
Travelling and Packing Trunks,
CarRet Bags and valices,
French & American alfd kin skins.
Wax and Russell Leather.
Goat, I'D and French Morocco Skins.
Oak and Hemloek Sole Leather,
Shoe makers Tools and Findings IN
every possible variety;
70 al Of which NO particularly iasiie The alien.
tim Of The trade.
We are nas receiving the largest aud mot
complete stock Of Goods ever offered IN Peters,
burg, which We shall tske great pleasure in
showing oul inenis.
Onf'piiers shal he a. low NJ similar good. can
he soid ~ any market. having purrhasrd our
gaotls si hsS halsds. aud EARLY IN the summer.
Ne ieei persuaded We can oii.r Inducements.
The advantages Of huying god. Of wholesale
dealers are % msny. We think il needless 10 emu.
mefaic them; our stock will always he large and
We respectfully solicit call from penons
purchasing Shoes or Leather.
We bare removed 10 the Store formerly &C.
cnpied BY smslh & Dunn. few doors below
M'iissine. Son & To-. Petersburg. Va.
SAMUEL. DRt;MNOSD.
JOHN NJ. MfCHE.
august ic. 9S-im.
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CORPORATION PRoct EDlNGs.


Pfr~at. AL ths m~znh~rs q DE Bead
The TEe3ssEsrsHhmiiisl 1epon ~ the snsun
doe - he saote . esFa. Berry. together AIN
slae smenai o. fund.- il his hands srpiieshle /.
The dsbss u shs To~a. ~hich was scsrpseJ
Amouni due ss PEI slaismsna i s31s67. sufSrxs i
dedneiian iaf iniensi % lhe -, menss /; avail
able funds 90 hzHd. 4e:so.
An areouuf a Thosnxs Wrhb, for money usiJ
oai for abe tsNn. amount ii, was sllo~ed aad
ordsFed b te paid.
An account Of James webh. for cs~.nins out
lbs Gfase Yard. amount 80. wss allowed ana
ordered TO be paid.
.Oriesed, Thai lhs Treasurer pay LemusI
Lynch SIS, 90 attending - The Tosss Click f.f
the past pear.
ordered. That Aessrs Brown and Webb b
appointed eammislee 10 haze new Br;dre
hpiif on the side walk leading lsoua chunoa
street 10 the Nicholas Church.
The committee sppsinlrd Ii examine m. town
ordinances. and rrport Whist amendment. are ne.
eessary. q ans--submiflrd Z report. which Va.
sreepsrd and ~ accordance with The reeomsncn
aa'ion % NE committee. The following ordinance
wassadapie.l.
Be u Ordained. That he i6.h section Of he
h"NM otuinahetNs NJ. allu the salilr Il hereby
amended % as 70 provide that The bond ID b. Il.
ken from Free Nrgroe- for their good hel,a ,iour.
slaH tie In The sum Of 80 hundr,.l dollars. with
good ssruriiy. made payable 10 the Town Trea.
saref. and shall be renewed every Twelve months.
y the magistrate Of police shall see prap~s "a r..
aulfe u. All ordinances coming IN conflict Win
his are hrrrhs repealed.
Ordered, That The Town CLERK furnish ,he
Board u Commissioners with sigh. written CO.
pes Of the ordinances passs,i since The year 1919
Ordered. That Mr.. w. III. Brown be raplo,.
~ 70 hire hands, and superintcnd The working
81 the streets under The direction Of tile stree.
rommitiec.
Ordered. That the Town Consishl~ BE- direct.
~ 10 notify Mr.. James =. Walson. lhat unlrss
he disconiinues keeping ERE in the STOVE ha. K al
lis shop. the same will he condcmned a. nui.
'ance. and the conslable will be directed 10 .e-
move il.
Ordered. That DR.. z. ". Scott he authorizeJ
o enclose the iai attached 10 the Frmale Acade.
ny with Plank Fence. and that ha have The
40 Of the Lot f,r three Yeas il consideration of
ais enclosing the same.
(. A. HEARTH, Clerk.
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ilillsbdfourh RssuT,ler ADD the silr.i
III gle Age aud thaf the diferent Di
visions 10 the county b requested q
APp0iul each ten delegates. 70 attend
The conssnElsn: and all persons friend
! 20 The measure are requested 10 al
tend and aid 10 this good eaRse.
Submitted In l. r. GF.
IilUS. WILSON.
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RArID GROWTH or 0REGoS.-Frnm
the first week in 1858, to the in,clli.
gence BY last dates. il appears that the
amount Of immigration to the territory
81 Oregon 10 over ten thousand; which
added 10 the thirty thousand already
settled on her soil, and the natural IN,
crease since the taking Of the last
census must bring her present pupu-
iation up to furty.ive thousand. So
that We may safely calculate that Ore.
gon will be the next claimant for all.
to the Union as 4 State. n
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1 Asst f.ll. si.sai Sorsmi<... N,s. y ~
- tseseark waii.n- 80 sac. pavshse
AZ mes.As sAsF asse, eixen il Asr.st. IssI
sna ~ssses-<d y Hear a.Ds irl. Ana i -
- i Assls. isSs. = bss~ssis ssseslsn sroued
y h<s~<sn ahss Hsd ~ Aasnr, snail parkss
bssk. c~hasinlns tAs fs<se~lsx pspess: . noss z
hAad dfs~s ~ ga4a Reeves ~ aso "A lane
hasssaxs. 6f st5. gissu - Dse~nl<s. 1851. ana
PHsbas tseis< meashs sites dss<. sish istrsess
fam 5afe. rish ffe5ulk william. - sses.ssy |;
also swo nasss II hsnd On Ishn Dsisoa. il f.saf
a mssG given si.ous The 18Th o. Mar lsss--..as
fa SO. duo ons day after dste--ihs CHR r.
ssi. due SIX nssnlhs zfser dsss-sisaessed h,
Daaisl r. Ephiins and . rso<spi issn goaa'
Csaishfsld. - esnssahls. fsr Sl7:l5. paid ~ ne
- February. 1851. a. security los A. T.. Turner.
Al p~fssns are ssrrby nosi6sd na % pay any q
No above notes - any psFssa bat myself; and
any hhiafmalsoa respsrsiMg shsn sill be thank
II. {. REEVES.
August IL. 1853. ss-s~
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.

Reported hl.weckIy. by Pennill & Sons, for the
lntelligenrer.
August l4ih, 1853.
TOBACCO During the present week
our market has been very animated
with slight improvement in prices.
We note sale Of several fine manulac>
turing hogsheads, varying flom Is a
soc.
In CorTos. but little doing; small
sales during the week at IL c. for SEE
lections.
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Wednesday. August AZ.

The Escsulf.- We have paa y.s received
he affeisI srsarns fran al The censEsssisnsl
Di.Nsefs. hui rasegh i kaawa % enable ~ d
give he rssuii. The delegation from dis Stale.
d he nsrt caagress. ~iii - IS fsIosss
ID Disisief. II. ~. Shsw. Dvmo.
"a - Thomss Ruffias uomo.
81 Was. Ashs. Demo.
4sh Sion II. Rogrn. Wig.
5sh !. John Kerr. Wing.
OH \. Q. Pupesf. Wing.
7lh Bunan craigr. Demo.
sh Thomas L. clingman.
A. sosa ss ~e receive the Official returns. Ne
reps.e 10 publish them for future reference.
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EAM0WAno

.TuhN W RICE 4 Bro imessisa 81
~Aoiessle a<~lefs IN Ss.pie sni Fsney DIR
uesds hsss mssed frsss No.9 Bslinxbssas .ss~<s,
- t''<f as~ osefs. ~. :. Psseiss Rs~. W.inus
ss'e<t s~~ doors shove Pe~<Fs Hsasl. Psasrs.
rats. vs. ~h<rs th<y VI i~ pl<ssrd 10 -es lhsis
80 sss*has and pxusssss sossther ain I'll msr-
rhsFis visiting BE rssy.
fnsf sN hs~ r~<~ising shFif fall suppiy,
shseh rsli h< iafse. sri -<lecsrd ard ssmtiless
sf.eef NE Ia q s<pismi-a. rsA<y respectfully
ssliFsf cal. feriing eonkdrsa thaI der ean a.
30 soea< es iFFsns shieh e<anp< 81 ~ phase.
Petersburg. Aug. Is SI-sw
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A earn.

THE subscriber takes this opportunity Of re,
turning his thanks 10 his friends and ,hs
public generally for the very liberal patronage
bestowed on him during his come xian with 9TH
er houses ia this city, aud hopes BY strict at,en.
lion TO business to merit Continuance or the
same WA. II. HILL
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500 Reward

w Ill. be given for the apprehension of Geo.
". Mcdonald who robbed me Of $3.50
on "wednesday nigln the Sd instant, in Ashboro,
~. Y. al Mrs. Hoover's Hotel Said Mcdonald
i about six feet high, spare made, heavy whis-
keIs. anu has very genilemanly manners. We
SAID ne was native Of Fayetteville, ~ c. The
above reward viii be given for his confinement
10 any jail so hat can prosecute him.
WILLIS HESTER.
Wear HiiishornuSh, Mug. IA. - ~iw
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Obituary.

Died, on the evening Of the l5th inst, Mrs
CAaoLlSx NJ. WILRos. wife Of Mr.. John d.
Wilhon, Of this place, and daughter Of the Rev
Charles L. cooley. She leaves a dsconsolate
husband and two small children 10 mourn their
irreparable loss. Mrs. W. was horn February
the 18th. 1881. She made profession Of reli-
giSi IN he Fall Of 1914, and Joined The Me,ho.
dist Episcopal aG'arrch in this place, under the
pastoral charge Of the lev. CASTOR E. Brown.
am Informed that during her las, hours she ex.
pressed willingness to dic--a readiness 10 lie.
part and he with Jesus. !" Blessed are the dead
which die in the Lord, from hencsfarth; yea,
saith the Spirit, tina, they may rest from their la
bors, and their works do follow ihem.'
FRIEND.
In the City Of Raleigh, on Thursday morning
last, Mr.. Groas RurFIx. The deceased had been
laboring for day or SO under an attack OF diar-
rhea, hut was getting better, when he was taken
with congestive chill which resulted IN death.
Mr.. Rufiin was young man most highly re-
specied and esteemed in this community. He
won upon all BY his candor and manliness Of
character. His untimely death will be deplored
BY large circle Of relatives and friends.
N. C. standard
Died, in Wilmington. N. G., on the 3lst ult.
after an illness Of forty days, Mrs. RrBrccA E.
LoRrso, wife Of Mr.. Thomas Loring. editor Of
the Commercial, aged about 81 years.
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TT N0TICE.--We have obtained the service
es Of Mr.. H. ]. Williams, formerly Of Charlotte
Court House, Va, but recently of New York.
where he has been engaged for length OF time
in one ofthe largcs, fancy goods houses in that
city, and is perfectly acquainted with the busi.
ness. He will take great pleasure in waiting on
his friends either in person or nv order.
HILL & NICHOLS.
Petersburg, August S. ss-6w
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AcciDgST.-We learn that Mr.. Syl.
sanus Brown. living in the lower end
Of Moore county, lost his life on Friday
the e9th alt, in the following manner :
lie had been engaged in digginga Well,
and had got into the bucket, holding
to the rope. for The the purpose Of being
drawn out. When near to the top, he
let go the rope with the intention Of
taking hold Of the top part Of the curb,
but missed his aim and fell back into
the Well, distance Of about fifty feet,
crushing his arm aud shoulder and fra {.
turing the skull. lie lived only two
hours after the accident.
Fay. Caroiiniaa.
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IT The subscribers have just received their
Fall Stock Of French, English. Gcrnan and a,nc-
rican Fancy Gcols. viz: Combs, Buttons. Brush.
Is, Suspenders, Hosiery Gloves. Dress Trimmings,
Perfumcry. Housekeeping articles, Britannia and
Plated Wares, Musical instruments, &c. We
respectfully invite the attention Of merchants.
families and the public generally 10 nm examina.
ton Of our stock. az we are confident we can
supply them on as good terms as the fcgula,
jabhing houses North. A catalogue Of our stock
can be had ut our counter or cent To my address
free of postage. Orders thankfully received and
promptly attended to. Particular care paid to
packing. ~
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IN fe'aaaplss'f,i sas.,s IA sLuEhs. -.
z ~ sgpsis- q Nsuh usTnE.s ss5 Vis.i,i..
&c rssul Ihs Wsi.hnsa - his.ly ,sla..,.
an5 sss s'aiihsd . sss lAis ssiisas. q 4. p.u.
p<tf
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TO All whom II may Concern.

~ Office is hereby given 10 the Heirs Of Tho
mas Taylor, formerly Of Orange county, 10
come forward and receive their share of pen.
sion allowed to Mrs. Winifred Taylor, deceased,
as the money is now in my hands for them, and
shall pay no interest upon the same.
JOHN BANE, Admir-
Of Winiffed Taylor.
Arsu-t 18th, 1853, 9s-swp
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STRAY HORSE.

STRAY HORSE.
~ STRarED from the subscri.
her, (who lives in Cha tham coun-
AA M ~. nine miles above Pittsborouph.l
VI ~ about the 10th or nth Of July last
- bay HORSE, supposed to bss
about eight or nine years old. Said horse bends
forward in his knees, has ragged hips, crooked
hind feet, and Flemish in one eye, whether in
the right OF left, is not recolIecied. The horse
was purchased in Tennessee, and il is supposed
that he has gone westward. Any information 70.
speetlng said horse will be thankfully received.
HENRY S. MARTIN.
Chatham county, Angus. Is. 9s-
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~ Land for Sale. sR

Thk subscriber. being DESTROYS 81 removing
- ioihe West, eIsn foI sale HI. valuable lsnas
lyang o. he wslers q BACK Creek and Haw
Creek. The hoDe tract i on The main Rad from
b,aham % Hillss'oroagh and Chapel Hill. hire
miles east q Graham. and contains about 30
aefrs. he land = sefs productive; has . very
good Ing house. with Ill necessary aut hous :;
y wen wsserrd. &e.. and within me mile IL DR..
Wiisoi's School. The plantation il mostly
Wood land. Amy person wishing TO bus dcsr-
able siluaEion can get great bargain If appIica.
hon il made soon. ROBr. THOMPSON.
july - 1893. 95-3w
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PARgMlR sMgP BUSINESS.

THE subscribers have this ,lay formed q Co.
partnership under the fam and siyle 81
HILL 4 NICHOLS. for the purpose OF con.
ducling the Fancy aud House Furnishing Goods
business, and have taken the store on Boiling.
brook street, formerly occupied by.Messrs. o. w.
Rice and Bro.
WM. r. HILL.
DUDLEY NICHOLS,
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To Tie Morrhanis q Vlrzlnla sns
NORTH Carolina
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FKos 0REooS.-The returns Of The
late election in Oregon though incom,
plete. give Gen. Lane q msior;,v IL
fifteen hundred votes a. Delegate TO
Congress.
Crops lank well in Oregon. There
are four steamers now building ON the
Columbia and Willamette rivers and
nine running. Three years ago there
was none
New coal discoveries have been
made in Oregon. and il is said to exit
IN large quantities within few miles
OF the t'.lumb q river.
Gold has al, o been discovered in co
siderable quantities on the head waters
OF the Santana. Sdme prospectors OBJ.
tanned four dollars per day by nan.
ming. The mines in southern Oregon
are also said to be doing we'll.
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~Ressla'ianssy Misery 81 Noah casaEa.,
= three Lectures. b Ass. Fsaxrss Il H.~..
y. u, III. - Hsa- Dawn 4. srars. M. ID
go iisf' MILLS A. Gsaasr.i.I- D 10 ~hirh
Z pfsafrd Pfelinsiasp sketch 81 shs BassIe 81
nc AisIasnrs compiln.i by William d. csak<
- ~ illaara'sd " Dsrisy and Leasing
The shore i thsthIs u 8 nsss wors iu., .,;a,.
ed Al the IHs'iiusioa az she Deal asa Dun.b and
ne Blind. sad Pahli.hed by William d, Cooke.
haifash. snd Geo. ?. Palnam q Co. Ns~ Yo,i;
nth seepr q ~bsrh We have heea politely fur
nlsi'ed ~ The eompiIer. ID Is hardly necs-ary
10 usla =, any thing 10 commentator II hi.
sofk. There ere hul fs~ North csrolinisn.
~ha ~ill nas desire % hsss copy q lhsss Iss.
lures % = Prrmsneni shape Cor preservation and
lhey are hrfs furnished IN nrai volume Or :
ib,sg = well printed and handsomely bo.pd
Pies 81. -
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HILL 4 NICHOLS.
NIB. Also sole agents for the pckin Tea Com.
pany, supply constantly on hand.
III. s. N.
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Waterman and Obscrver.-W We
are pleased to see that the Watchman and Oh
server, Of Richmond, Va, an excellent religious
paper, edited by the Rev. b. GildersIceve, Of the
i'esoyterlan church, has put on new drees--
oelns printed on en'ie new type As Md.
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IL hsar what DR. stapp. ph, stefan who stands at tbs
sop ~ MS profession says Of John BULBS Sarsapsrila
have been using John Bulls Sarsaparilla In i great
variety u chronic diseases with the most happy Effects
ana nave no hesitation n recommending to the public
TOT we cure OF scrofnla syphilis and all cutaneous and
giahuuiaf diseases. Yours, most fcrvcntly,
IsvkPor., Ky, April 9Th. 1919 MAl sTApp NJ d
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-12-31
Northern Division via sanduehy

Leave Ohio City at II 90 A. NJ. and 3,45P P. Nj.
so q Ssndusky 100 and 4,25
The ! LOO A. M. train from Ohio City and 4, 25
train from Sandusky, stop only at Elyria, Amherst,
Vermillion and Huron.
The 100 A. NJ. train from Sandusky aud 3,45
P. nj. train for Ohio City, stop at all stations.
i. D. PHILLIPS, Supt
SuP'rs Office, C. & T. r. r.
Cleveland. Nov. 6, 1853.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-12-31
TO TnEPUBLlC GENERALLY.
Fremont, Nov. 10, 'j3.
Chain Pumps.

A large arrival of chain, pump reels, pine, &
IA link tubeing, & rollers for chain pumps.
The new zink tubeing, seems TO be all that is
wanting 10 render this very popular pump per-
feet in every particular. Warnted not TO freeze
in the coldest weuther-we ask our friends aud
every body who are in want of pump 10 exam
inc this article at the Hardware Store OF the Boys.
CASFIELD & MITCHELL