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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-11-12
FREMONT
Shaving 81 Hair Dressing saloon.
LORD& LOwERY.
NMSMANMM%AN HMMNNAA,

Come We bearded Gentlemen attend, IL you have
Zip to spene. Don't forget your worthy friend.
the Barber. Who seaG YOU in his easy chair,
and while he kindly smoothes the skin, gives
ease and comfort TO the shin;-the Barber. Who
bows to all that enter in, and hopes you TO his
shop will re.appear. They keep their rsxors
bright and keen.-They shave their customers
so clean, they make them look youths Of seven
teen;-the Bar ber Who renovates your long
tail blue, your panlaloons and wastcoat t";-
the Barber.
They are located on the Ue,t side of Main At.
opposite Orchards new block, You will always
find them there, who, why tho Barber, ready
aud willing to serve YOU.
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GROUND PEPPER, Mustard aud Cinnamon
VI constantly on hand at SHRERK's.
Oct '53-tf
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or tie them up TO post!
A. GUSDORF,o on account OF the great in
crease Of his trade, has been oh ged to greatly en-
large his extensive Clothing Establishment, ma
king il by far the largest in Fremont aud as large
il not larger than any in the North West He
has filed il TO tn . brim with everything necessary
10 keep a man warm, besides now aud then a
sprinkling for the Little Ones; aud II there amt
clothes enough for all creation and few over am
no Judge; aud they are all to be sold on the Low
Pressure order, which has gained him such renown
over the whole country. So come all, and bring
all The children. You will always find gen eman-
ly clerks in attendance. who consider II no trouble
10 show goods Rrcolect his Motto, Small Profits
aud Quick Sales Aud no charge for showing
goods.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-11-12
LADIES no!
MAGNIFICENT Dress Goods

Silks. Saiins Paris de Grape, Silk Grenadines
Silk Albanies, style printed Berage, Che:i
Beraee, large lot cfFrench, English and Ameri-
can Lawns. superior to anything in the market
1}erage de LANES ofthe newest styles and most de-
Firable patterns. A superior assortment of French
and other Gnghams-the most beautiful patterns
Mohairs, Poplins plain figured aud changeable
Alpaccas ;also superior Black Silk Lustres Alpaccas
large and general assortment of
ShS EH va NyN MA gS
Bay State, Waterloo e. Empire State Shawls
double and single from so cents up to , dollars.
CraPe1 Eerage, Tibbet, Stradilla, and Silk
Shawls,-splendidp patterns, and the ladies cannot
Sail to be suited
The gentlemen will find good assortment of
broad cloths, Cdisimeres, SaHinets, Jeans,
&c, of1he finest quality, which will be sold cheap.
ROOTS a. SHOES, HATS 81 CAPS
in great variety, from the best to the common
quality-warranted wsll made-and wal be sold
dow. FINE article Of Shoes for the Ladies, of the
best and latest patterns. Call and See.
-4H sorts Of India Rubber Clethtng,
90 low asto frighten tiiAid folks. Bat come along
don't be scated1
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AGRICULTURAL FAIR
(sANDUsKY, ouNTy 1851

(sANDUsKY ouNTY 1858
The awarding committee on Field Crops, TO
wit: George Heitt, John s. Gardener and
Henry Bowlus are requested to meet the
Board Of Directors at the Secretary's Office in
Fremont Oh Monday the 2lst. day Of Novem-
ber next aud make report. Competitors on
Field Crops are allowed to enter their crops
for premiums with either of said committee al
any time before y o'clock at noon Of SAID
day.
STATEMENTS TO BE FURNISHED BY APPLICANTS
FOR PREMIUMS ON FARM CROPS.
l. The land shall be measured by some
competent person, who shall make affidavit of
the accuracy of the measurement, and the
quantity of ground.
2. The applicant shall make affidavit, ac-
cordng to the form annexed, to the quanti-
ty of grain raised on the ground, entered on
the premium list, which affidavit must acc 1m-
pany the application for premiums, together
with sample of the grain
3. The main object of the Society being
to promote profitable cultivation, they do not
propose to offer premiums for crops produccd
by exlravagant expenditure; therefore, de-
tailed, certified, account Of the expense of cul.
tivatlon must be made. The expense of la
Dor and manure should be particularly sta
ted, and the kind of manure given.
4. The kind and condition of the soil; the
quantity and kind of seed used; the time and
mode ofputting it in the ground, should be
particularly stated
5. The grain must either be weighed, OF
measured in legal half bushel. Corn to be
measured in the ear, and an average speci-
men of not less than bushels of ears shell
led, cleaned, and weighed or measured, as
above, after the 18th OF November, and tn,
number of bushels. thus estimated, stated il
the affidavit,
FORMS OF AFFIDAyITs.
County, ss.-A B being duly sworn, say,
he accurately measured the land upon whicl
e. D. raised crop of - the past season
and the quantity Of land is - acres, and NJ
more. A. B.
Sworn to before me. this--day Of, 49,
County, Sc. D. being duly sworl
says that he raised crop Of the past seas
on, upon the land measured by A. B., an,
that the quantity of grain raised thereon wa
- bushels, and no more, weighed Tor meas
ured in sealed half bushel, as the case ma
be,) and that the statement in regard to th
manner of cultivation, &c, are correct, to tn
best Of my knowledge. CD.
Sworn to before me this - day Of
ls5
-, Justice
La 9. RAwsoS, Pnrsr.
d. CAppER, SEc'r
oHs.o not OI
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DISSOLUTION.
Fremont Book Store.
BOOKS, BOOKS !

THE subscribers are receiving the largest
l. and most complete assortment of Msceiane :
Gus aud School Books, Stationery, &c., ever
brought to Fremont. Having purchased our stock
at the Auction Sales, at
Much Lower Paices Mon can be Bought
or Regular Dealers, we can sell cheaper than
ever be fore; and we intrnd TO give our friends
| aud customer the benefit of our good fortune in
buying so low We would take this opportunity
! to return thanks to uur numerous customers foI
! their liberal patronage heretofore, and as an in :
| ducement for a contiuuance OF the same, will
! promise to sell goods as cheap they can be
| bought in Cleveland or any where in our vicinity
! and little cheaper then SBndusky or 1ifiin
! Cities. II wouldbe impossible 20 enumerate all
| the articles in our line, or make catalogue oi
| our Books: but ready 10 show stock
! aud give our prices, to any aud all who will give
us a cali aud not think ourselves bored if YOU do
not want to buy. Our stock Of
PLAIN 81 FANCY STATIONERY
Never was so large and beautiful. Our new!
! styles of Note Paper and Fancy Envelopes, foi
Weddings, Evening Parties and notes, cannot
he surpassed.
Pearl, Ivory, Shell, Paper Mache, Steel aaC
Leather Porte Monies, Gard Cases of every
style and Price, from shilling to three
dollars; Plain and Fancy lnksiauds,
Vases, Ladies Reticules, Work
Boxes, Port Folios, Writ
| ing Desks, Backgam-
mon Boards. Chess
Men, Paper
Weights,
Fine Cutlery,
Gold and Silver
Pens and Pencils, Wis
itng aud Ornamental Cards
and in short everything in the
lue and many things never before
brought to this market Once more we
would invite Al! 70 call and sec for themselves,
and be convinced that our assertions are true
S. BUCKLAND & CO.
No. 3, Bucklaad's Block, Fremont.
Oct. |, '53.-u
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Gr OCerieS!

Coffee, Sugars, Teas, Spice, Pepper, Melasses,
Tobaccos, and nearly every article in that line of
rhe best qualities.
As for prices, 'rthere's use talking" Since
I'VE have t#ken down Head Quarters badly no
'one, who lis aoTuain ted with the Iacts, will for
anoment dispute that we sell so exceedingly low
1hat all are not Only satisfied, perfectly, but aston
ished. So will not Bi,w, though might with
great proprety do so, for have something 10 blow
about.
Come along, III EN-, all who wish TO prosper in
this world, aud get your mouey back
u We have employed BlLAU, who will be
always on hand TO cut aud fit all sort, of garments,
nm the latest styles
UJ Don't forget the place, is door South Of
Cunlield & MuoI ellis, nor dor't he airid OF wear
ing out leather by walking up street to whe re you
an stake.
A. GUSDORF'S.
Fremont, November l2, 1853
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Fresh Groceries!
JUST RECEEVeEn.

A LARGE and splendid lot Of Groceries, en-
Attracting Sugars, Coffee. Teas, Molases, G old
en- Syrup, Tobacco. Spices, Segsrs. Nuts, ,Rss-
ms, Figs, Dates, Prunes, oswego Corn Starch,
Assorted Pickles, Mustard, Catsup Pepper Seuce.
&C., Nc; aud the largest and best assortment
Of Brand dies aud Wines ever bro't 10 this place.
Call and examine, and yon Wilt satisfied ,hnt
we will sell cheaper than any other estab,lshment
in the town. M. A, sIlRENK.
Fremont, Oct. |, '53.-tf
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

BE NOT DEFR.4UDED,
Buy no book uness DR.. A. M Mauriceau, I2S
Liberty Street, N Y. is on the title page and the
entry in the Clerks Office the back Of the title
page; and buy only of respectable and honorable
Dealers or send by mail, and address to DE-. A. NJ.
Mauriceau, there spurious and surrepttious
infringements Of copyright.
Az Upon receipt of One Dollar THE MAR
RIED woMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM
PANION' is sent (nded Jreel to any part Of the
United States, the Canadas and British Provinces.
All Letters must be postpaid and addressed TO
DR.. A. M. MAURICEAU, Box 1924, New York
City. Publishing Office, No. 12e Liberty Street.
New-York
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THE MARRIAGE STATE ;
Reflections for the Thoughtful.

Strange that countless human beings exist and
drag through life ~ do the beasts Of the held, or
the insects of the oarth eyincing no more thought
or reflection than though the noble faculties Of mind
were not vouehsafed to them.
Many such arc husbands and fathers, upon whom
dependent the health, the well being, and tho
happiness Of q conGding and afeotionate wife, with
perhaps family Of children.
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ROAD NOTICE.

A PETITION Will be presented to The Com
IA missioners Of Ssndusky County at their next
session, (December,) praying for the location Of a
county road, OH the following route, wit;
Commencing at the Turnpike at the township
line between Washington and Sandusky town.
ships: thence South on the township line between
said township lines until il interseots tho Rollers
willie road. A PETITIONER.
Oct. 90, 50, ew
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WHOLESA

invite those wishing 10 purchase at wholesale
10 inspect my stock, which will be found well fit
ted for the trade and by far superior 10 any in this
part Of the country
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-11-12
November Appointments.

DOCTOR N. TUBBS, Analytic Physic-
IAN will be at his room as follows:
FREMoST, Fremont House, Tuesday and We'd
nesdav, 5th aud 9th Nov,
NonwALR, Mansion House, Saturday and Mon
day, 18th aud l4th Nov
TmFIY Shawhan House, Thursday and Friday,
l7th and 18th Nov.
SAHpUsKY CRY, st Lawrence House, Saturday,
and Monday, 18th and 2lst Nov.
PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH ANY CHRONIC OR
LONG STANDING DISEASE ARE INVITED
TO CALL
Absence OF few weeks from the State will
prolong the time TO coming appointments; after
which they will again be attended at the usual
periods.
DIsPEPTIcs READ!
Case Ist Mrs. Laura Shuttick, Hampton
township, Geauga county, disease first manifested
by pain in the stomach, succeeded by capricious
sppette, indigestion, acidity, tenderness and weak
ness or 'goneness al stomach, coldness Of extre
tiles, pain through chest, back and shoulders,
heaviness aud funess of head, with great debility.
For nearly two years had not sufficient strength 10
sit up during entire day. Four different physic-
ians had treated the case Perseveringly but at o
time was more than slight present relief obtained.
With very little strength aud less hope ofsuccess
patient commenced naytcai remedies, which
were continued until cure effected For six
months has laken no medicine, aud says stomach
was never 10 better condition tnan now. Entire
cost Of Treatment auaytically, $7,15.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-11-12
Accommodation Trains stop ut all
Stations,

Accommodation Trains stop ut all
stations.
Day Express stops ouly at Oberin, Norwalk,
Monroeville, Bellevue, Clyde aud Fremont.
Night Express stops only at Obern. Wake
man Townsend, Norwalk, Monroe vile, Bellevue
Clyde, Fremont and Eimore.
Connecting at Toledo directly with Trains OF
the Michigan Southern Road TO and from Chica 90
and the West, and forming line in connection
with Chicago aud Rock Islsad Railroad and
Steamers on Illinois River, to ST. Louis.
AT Clyde With Trains OF Mad River and
Lake Erie Road for Sandasky City, Dayton, Gin
cinnati, &c.
AT Monroeville with Sanduskv, Mansfield and
Newark Railroad for Sandusky CITY, Shelby juno
ton, Columbus, Newark and Evansville.
At Grafton with Cleveland, Columbus and Gin.
cinnati Road, for Cleveland, Shelby Junction, Co.
lumbus aud Cincinnati.
At Cleveland with Lake Shore Road, via Dun
kirk, for New via. Buffalo, for New York Albany
also for Westera Road and Boston.
With Cleveland and Pittsburg Road, for Pitsburg
Wheeling, Philadelphia, Baltimore and ashing
ton City.
Freight forwarded promptly, at fair rates.
f. B. PHILLIPS, Sup't
Sue'rs Office. T. N. & C. r. r.
Norwalk Aug. IS 1853.
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AYeIltS

|. A. WARD. Fr.mont-E. F. Newman Nor.
rak-IT. Miller, ,.NiAcrsbrgh-Lapham & Steb-
bins, .W.Gn-A. D. Wright, PerTy,5urg-J. s.
Gregory, .Mrunec City-G. R. Morton, Sandu'
ky-R. Chadwick, Toleio-Ebbrr & Scott, TY6ln.
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STABLER'S
DIARRHEi CORDIAL,
ST.2BEER,S
ANODYNE CHERRY EXPEITORANT

Is confidently recommended TO lnvalids, uxsuR- :
PAsskD by any preparation. for the cure Of
COUGHS, HOARSENESS, and other form.
ofCoMMoN COINS; BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA.
GROUP, CONSUMPTION in an Early Stage,
and for the RELIEF of the Patient even in Ad.
vanced Stages of that Fatal Disease
II combines, in a scientific manner, remedies
oi long esteemed value, with others of more re-
cent discovery; and besides it's sooHinr and tonic
qualities, acts through the skin gently and great
ethacacy, for the cue Of this class of diseases.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02

KcssurH.-The National Intellingeneer Of the
18th Inst says its Paris correspondent states that
Kossuth has addressed overtures from England TO
the Sultan, asking permission to return to the
Turkish dominions. The overtures were coldly
met. The lntelltgencer adds:
1t can indeed be hardly supposed that this
sovereign hussI soon forgotten tile ingra6tude
with which the ex-dietator of Hungary formerly
received the generous protection of the Porte; a
protection afforded not without considerable pc
cuniary sacrifice, and even at the peril of inter-
rupting friendly relations with powerful neigh
boring States. The return OF KoSsuth to the East
could not fail to be viewed with particular dis
pleasure by Austria, with which Turkey is, for the
present at least, upon friendly terms. All Hun
garians which take service now in Turkey against
Russia, will do 50 with the very reasonable con-
viction thatif war becomes fagEnnt between the
Two laSt-named powers Austria will be eventually
compelled, by force of circumstances and her
biographical position, tosde with Russia; and that
| the opportunity will not be long wanting to meet
the old enemy in new battlefelds. These views
may, in the course ofevents coincide with those OIL
the Sultan, and induce him to welcome to his ranks
the revolutionary bands that in England and the
United States are watching with hope every cloud
that gathers and blackens in the European sky
but at the present moment the Porte, we think
will hardly be so mprudent as to commit an act
the manifest tendency Of which would be, tc
detach Austria from the alliance of the European
power which are now striving to settle Practically
its difficulties with the Gear.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02
n-sTcK AND AFFLICTED. .r1

THE most safe and certain remsdy ever known to the
world for the cure OF obstinate coughs, colds, asthma
bronchitis, blood splitting, liver complaint whoopnB
cough Group tickling or rising in the throat, de-
bility pains in the side breast, broken constitution
from tho abuse OF caome and other causes is DOCTOR
swAYNR,s COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RY ard consumption it has reached state and as
sne character hitherto considered incurable yields
without struggle to this great Original Wild Cherry pre-
narration. Remembor-the great Original Wild Cherry
ureparation and the only compound prepared by regular
physieidh is manufactured under tho immediate care Of
DR.. STHAYNE at his Laboratory, No. North Seventh
| st. above Market, Philadelphia. 59E
For sale Btt1Dk.5 JAMES sAKERj KELLs q CALD-
WE'LL; andPATTRRsoNG q Co. Wheeling. FLEMING
BROS, Pittsburgh. BURDsALL & Co., Cineinnatii
and by dealers generally. septs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02
lry-ouI nelghborr Of the Angus is hnqnestiona6ly'

r-.oul uelshbor Of the Angus is unquestionaoly'
~ ,,tose experience is as short, the best d0d-
10 100 ~, ave ,ys remember 10 have met with IN
5erd, IL I've continues to improve as he grows elder'
.ai we predict for him marked superiority 10 g'o-
,o,s old 'ropo,, himself wto has 50 long stood IN
fin. front ranks in the hdodging Panmens. we
asked him if The Administration had not lowered
e.' Itself by stopping in this struggle IN New YORK
bas spos, and his answer is "our other readers
-. found the article of Friday clear enough" we
- asked him whether lbernl minded men oughs H''
,o he ashamed of Mr.. Guthrie's letter. anu ne le-
nlies ait is a rare spectacle when we are taAen "
TASK for not being distinct enough IN me aYo"ai Vi
op,uious upon political dGaisE," &C. wen neisn-
Dor, if you have not made up your mlno' Oh YOU
l sa,ni Z; VLdent to DE silent shall torbear and
not pless you to GhsWeti our intetoea'Olie q
o., ~. v,ar. Of the .sburning ploughshares," which
60 -, y,nr .patb. and we sincerely hope your
.,I-,rs NAV prevent you from being "scetched"
=, m. no, uath which you and the President have
~ 10 tread ,--..
W. admit that our leaders have not been pnrti-
l,nand re have endeavored TO give all credit to the
Decentralization " hen it deserved it; and not fac
,,ously to oppose it, when we differ rom its views,
,,Bnl there are occasions WHEN even admiration
C,ul.rs and disgust forces itself into its place, aud
-. YER an instance occurred calculated 10 drive
a
of superintendent, far less moderate OpPosers
an instance wasthat which witnessed the admins.
traton stooping and degrading lLseIfa and the cOun-
tryof which ii is tue representative. by appOruon-
ing the petty oficesin New York among factionists
and then in cutting down the man who dared be
freeman, and dared TO oppose the degrading en-
condiments Of Executive miniOns, and who advo-
Gated the dignity of the nation and the principles
of the nation, in opposition to that faction which
would shiver the Union and shout over the ruins;
which would lionize Giddings, wilmOt and Fred.
Douglass, and ''bOw the suppliant knee" before
:. Lucy Stone and the disgusting herd, who consOrt
with her to disgrace human nature. We "eIe
disposed 10 give "honor to whom honor is due'' in
the present administration, but since Secretary
Gulhde's performance, we can seriously advise
odtneighbor to profit by Sir Johns remarks with
which hshas kindly supplied us) and to e1claim
with the valiant knight -...-....r
AMT were not as good dssd as drink to Ourtru0 man
and leave the ToClsS."
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rPoIsoNING.n

Thousands of Parents who use vermfuge composed o
Castor OIL CalomeI &c. are not aware, that while thoy
appear to benefit the patient they actually laying
foundations for series diseases such as salvation
loss of sight, weakness Orlim5s, etc.
In another column will he found the advertisement
tIobensacks Medicines, which ask tho attention
all directly interested In their own as well as their eh
rsns health In Liver complaints and all disorders ar
sin from those of bilious type should make use Of the
only genuine medicine, Hobensack's Liver Pills.
-s.Be not aeeefrea,' but ask for Hobensack's Worn
syrup and Liver Pills. and observe that each has the
nature OF the Proprietor, j. N. HoBENSAcK, as nene
else arc genuine. ai
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02

The JEWISH 0BsERvANcRs-Last evening at
six O'Clock, concluded the observance ofthe Jews
of the religious ceremonies which mark the MEM
orable departure of Moses and his people from the
country and the oppression of the Rgyptia1s For
four thousand years, with oins gft, Withs staff in
hand, in haste and stanlliRl as pared or lshf
they have commembrated dhe saerel ihiuncti0h,
gwen by tteir Divine Law G.vef, to as emble at
this time annually at the Templeiin Jerusalem,
and there, family bytamlyS Offer the Paschal Sacl
riice, and partake OF It Within nleavened bread aud
bitter herbs, mem 4Fialrof;their escape from the
terrible destroyer Who relieved Hebrew mothers
of their first born, and as type of better COM
ing DeliReEeE. The observance confines =eaetf
year eight days, and this year was very generp4y
attended by the Jews in this city. ii. 2 4 Il
For spndry facts on record the 7AHnoneaus of
New York city SAYS, ~ spLstapps, that the prog
ress made by. Judaism jq thisf country during the
civil year. which las just cuSei, is small. The
erection Of two new Synpgogues, ingNe~tE York
and Ctnoinnate, two. new 'Schnptslih New York;
three new congregations in CaliforRia,two three
works on Jewish literatuEes and new translation
ofthe Bible bout all thought worthy of mehliop.
For the efforts for the conversion Oh lthe Jews
among u.s. the following allusion is made: q
II sfPhe missionaries forthe conversion of the Jews
| to Christianity have continued their work during
the past year with the same patience and without
success as ever beftIej on the contrary, several
christians have embraced Judaism in New York,
Albany, Hartford, Chicago, and other places /"
/ There also seems to be much felt ny those who
have the welfare of their faith at heart, the ne
cessity of learned and able clergy and off prop
er Theological Semnary.-Cin. Gazette, 26th.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02

CRYSTAL PALACE ExHIsrTIoN.-one hundred
packages of articles for exhibition arrived at New
Y. TX, last week, sevelal of them being from Con-
1s,antinople, Jerusalem, London, etc. Among them
cases of elaborately finished silver and iewery'
from firm which has already in the Palace large
=, d,sp)ayo and whose contributions altogether are
valued at SIPS. 900. Er-i-..-
There is n collection Of tableaux and paintings
from france, by Rts1, valued al SO. 600 and illus
,tratiye Of celebrated Americans. Stoves andste
ppes are being placed throughout the building for
heating it, and no arrangements are yet in pros
pect for closing the exhibition.