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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-03-26
StOcE Of Goods!

StOCE ~ GOONS!
adapted for the season, which, from the great de-
dsetion east 10 many articles, we can 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 common TO the fret
quality, with an extensive assortment of Summer
stufis. and blesched Goods of ever kind. In the
way Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
I have large assortment Of Black AID Fancy
Dress silks ofthe most superb patterns. Ginghams
Lawns, Muslin and Ceraae de LANES. and large
assortment of Calicoes, which will be sold very
cheap.
Bonnets. and Bonnet Trimmings,
Hosiery. and Gloves of every description. A gem
eral assortment of Shswls, Handkerchief, Para
soils. Umbrellas, &c, aud those wishing to pur-
chdse
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS,
will do we'll to call and exemine, a, have large
stock at much lower prices than usually offered
Paper. and Paper Hangings. good assortment.
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
A large quantity-Coats. Pants, Vests, and Shirts.
which will be sold regardless of pFoitsi and full
STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES,
sole and Upper Leather, Hats aud Caps. &C.. a
A Full assortment OF Groceries, Dye-stuffs,
Paints aud Oils.
HM IN M6 KOs wv N MR We Z
! The attention Of Backsmiths is particularly di-
rectsd to my stock Of Anvils and Vices. My stock
embraces every thing usually called for in this line.
Iron, Nails. Glass, Glass ware. Crockery, DC,
] would cordially invts all who wish to purchase
to call and examine and satisfy themselves ths,
this is he.place to get goods cheaper and fully equal
to any in the State.
To the Farmers would say. bring on your
Wheat. Corn, Oats. Wool, &c, dc.
the highest price will be pRid Cash up.
ID. Belts.
| Fremont June 18th, 1852
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1859!
SANDUSKY BOOK BINDERVf


TNHE Subscribers would respectfully announce
l. TO the citizens OF Sandusky City and vicinity
that they have pure lased the Book }indery, form
erly carried on by C. l.. Derby & Co . and they
are now prepared to execute any orders in that line
Of business. They profess to be practical work
men in every branch pertaing to Book Binding. -
Work entrusted TO their care warranted to be well
and neatly done. Particular attention paid 10 Bind
ing Periodicals, Music, Newspapers, Magazines
in superb manner, either plain or extra gilt Oh
Books OF every description rebound. Having OF
hand a superior stock OF paper OF every size ant
quality they are prepared to manufacture Blanl
Books OF every description ruled to any patterI
desired.
Paper ruled at prices 20 suit the times. Bool
Bindery at the old stand over the Bookstore of &
l.. Derby Il Co., Csswell's Block
June. 26. ie5?-Iy MILLER g. KIES.
| N. b. Those having work OF the above descrip
ton 10 be done. leave it at the Book and Drul
Store Of 5. BuckIsnd & Co. who are our author
zed agents.
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Bibles! Bibles!

90 FAMILY BItELES from 4 Soto Sc.
Q and any quantity ofsmaII Bibles ofevery de.
scr:pton from so cents TO % 90. Also, a large
vsriaty Of Prayer Books and Sabbath school books
for sale at s. BUCKLAND Il Co.
Oct. IS. '5l
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Black and Co:Ored siIk,.

A LARGE assortment, of both rich and low
Apriced goods. Ladies in want OF a Silk Dres.
will find the best assortment at the lowest pIec,
at MCLELLAE * McGEK's,
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Dissolution.

NJOTICEis hereby gvan that the Partnership
IN heretofors existing between the undersigned
was this day dissolved by mutual consent, aud the
debts of the firm will be settled bv c. D. Hall.
G.. d. HALL,
Fremont Dec. 26th '52 l.. K. GASTON.
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Am erican Express Co;

ITNHE American Express Co. having opened en-
Il Office in this piece, are now prepared 10 do
all business in their line with the Eastern, West
era and SouthErn Cities. Particular attention
will be paid to collecting Bills Of Exchange, Notss,
Drahs, Certificates OF Deposit and other CONNER
cia paper. B. J. THORNDYKE. Agt
Fremont, Dec. 30. $50. Sm
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Hardware Store
R E WI Cd " ED

To No. I, Sharp e. Shomoe's new Brick Block,
sign Of the Paddock and Stove, where we are now
are prepared 10 show our friends one of the beat
arranged and most complete Hardware establish.
ments in Ohio.
| A FIT Err trial oftwo years in tho experiment
"A Of building up an exclusive Hardware bust.
ness in Fremont, il has proved so far successful
that an
ENLARGED STOCK
and increased business compels us to take larger
rooms, where we can do business more TO the con =
fort and convenience Of both ourselves and Gus
toners. BY directing our efforts entirety to this
branch, keeping complete stock, aud doing bus
iness on the system Of
Small Profits and Cash Sales,
We have been enabled to increase our stock and
reduce our prices. Our facilities for buying from
manufacturers and importers at lowest rates, are
not TO be surpassed We will still continue to use
every effort TO merit the patronage Of our friends
and to make IL to the interest Of many more to ia
vor US with call, by making the Fremont Hard
ware Store second to none in the State. Our pre-
sent ine store Of three stories and cellar is filler
from top TO bottom with our fall stock which com =
prises a larger variety than we have ever Offered
to the public, consisting of the following assort.
ment OF
american, English, and German Hardware!
Cutlery. locks letches. butts, saws pen and pock.
ct knives, knives and forks; scissors and shears
lamps and candesticks; snuffers; spoons; Yankee
Notions, Flat Irons spades, shovels, forks, Axes
cut tack brads, sparables,
Carpenter stools and dPlanes-Saws, adzes, broad
axes, hammers. squares, bevels; rules, brace anc
bits, augurs, chisels, bevels, &c.
Cooper's tools. Mason's trowels and hammers
Blachsmtn's tools. Carriage makers tools and
trimmings, Millwrights tools, ShoemAkers tool,
and kit. Saddle and Harness makers tools and
trimmings. guns and gun trimmings, Cabinet tool,
and trimmings at greatly reduced prices aud every
thing in the line OF Americtn Hardware.
| A large assortment of files. knives and Jerks
pocket knives, saws Anvils, Shears, scissors, &c
German Guns; Skates; Cutlery; braces, bits,
saws, &C.. Iron and Nails; Chain Pumps, glass,
sash and putty, paints and oils. cast pumps; lead
pipe. rife baErels; steel springs Anvils vices picks
&c.
STOVES.
| The Boys are prepared to do II up brown On
Stoves. Our assortmen nj is the best and larges,
ever brought TO this town. All we ask is look q,
our stocks and prIces We have fifteen patterns Of
ir.tight cook stoves, OF tho most approved plans
Seneca Falls Regulator, Psrlor Stoves nude by
Experienced workmen. Box stoves and Parlo,
stoves Of all patterns.
| TIN Ware and stove Pine.
Manufactured Fave Trough and Gutter made
TO order. Repairing done in best manner
| Remember the place, the new brick block sigr
of the Paddock aud Stove, where you will find IN,
Boys in Attendance.
CANFIELD 4 MITCHELL,
Fremont, November 20, 1852.
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CheaD Goods!

Come and examine our stock. You will find ne
humbug. no soft soap, no CANNON, no holding
customers by the arm. no hattery. but the bes,
@z6 N WK zD NJ VA VA w
Goods you ever saw,-among them heavy yard
wide Brown Sheetings, Denims, Louisiana stripes
fast colered Calico. and few hhds Porto Rico
Sugar, white, dry and clean, purchased last Fall
for us by an old resident Of the lsland-and all
sixpenpy goods trimmed that need trimming
We have increased our stock of
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TO PAINTERS
FANCY GOODS!

FANCY GOODS!
A large and varied assortment, which will be
offered at extremely low prices, consisting Of Rib
bons, Laces, Wells Edgings, Muslin Collars, Lin.
nen Handkercheifs, Fringes, Gimps and Buttons,
with Hosiery and Gloves.
DOMESTICS!
Brown and Deached Sheetings and Shirtinps
Denims, Drills, Ticks, Buriaps. Stripes, Checks,
&c.
WO0iten Goods!
Broad Cloths, Cassi,ner res, Vestinrs, Tweed.
and Jeans, TwiIled aud Plain Whit. and Colorrd
Flaunels. with good assortment of Ready mad.
Clothing.
Boots & shoes!
Are manufactured to onr order, and will Be war.
ranted as good as custom made.
Hats and Caps.
Genin's "SuPsrier Hats" with variety Of ner
and boys wear.
TOCc 2.9eS!
or almost all tho kinds aud of choice selections,
for family use.
All Of our Goods will he freely shown, and tc
which the attention of the public is respectful,
directed. MCCLELLAN g. MCGEE.
Fremont, Sept Is, ,352.
On Boxes sterine Candles just rsceiv.
RAILROAD STORE.
Fremont, New. 29, 81.
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7 AM very thankful for pact favors. and would
Ibe glad to see all my old customers again. and
ss many new ones may think ii for their advant-
age to call. A complete assortment of Boots
Shoes and Clothing may at all times be found al
the Buckeye Boot. Shoe aud Ready -Mede Cloth.
ing Store. c. ID. HALL.
Fremont. Dec. 26.
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s. Buckland & Co, Fremont
Charles Powers, Woodville.
J. Hutchins & Son, Bellevue.
J. E. Fouke, Little Sandusky,
Aud by Druggists generally.
Fremont, Nov. 9th, lS52-ly
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GRAFENRURG MED1C1NCs
PRINTS
Town Lots and Farms for Sale

Town Lots and Farms for Salel
TNHE following Lots and Lands are for sale up-
L on reasonable terms az TO price and credit,
q Lots on the Turnpike. in Fremont, adjoininr
A. +. Van Dercook's Hotel.
z Lots on Croghan street, opposite Doctor Brain
ards resideace.
Lot. corner Of Oliver and Garrison streets, ad.
joining Mr.. Simpsins' residence.
1 Lot in East Town. opposite }. r. Peass's cor
nef.
400 Acres of land. % acres improved 'in Wash.
ing,on Township. on the Turnpike near How.
ards Tavern.
Enquire of BUCKLAND & EVERETT.
June IT. 1852.
Dissolution.
NOTICE is hereby given that the copartner.
' ship heretofore existing between the subsc rib
era, in the Masonry business, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. All claims ageins, tho firm
will be settled By J. II. Iiatord.
J. II. HAFFORD,
NELSON r PAkKE.
Fremont, August 2. 1859.
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READY-MaDE CLOTHING!

ing garments OF all descriptions. styles, and quail
ty, and "better bargains" in the way of "furn-
ishing the outer man cannot be made west OF lew
York, than with US. Wholesale dealers in
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Finding that Eatte.n Manufacturer were sendinR q
Goods TO Ohio on com mission, gave US a few cases
coarse Boots to sell at twelve shillings, good kip
at two dollars, and fine calf boots at fifty cents
more, and large Ioi Of Womens' and Mems gai-
terra, shoes, slips, &C., so low that none need &c
barefoot
HATS, CAPS, AND BONNETS!
Of every variety, style aud quality Palm Leaf nat,
at shilling and Bonnes in Proportion; aud last
bnt not least, among our many Goods, is a rich
and varied assortment of
Goods for the Ladies'!
Beautiful Lawns, De Laines and Merimac prints
eight yarns for eight shillngs, trimmed; Berages
French Lawns, AIpaccas and Ginghams for O
trife more
Nails, Glass, Crockery, Hardware, Leather
Stoneware, &c. &c.
We do a straitforward bbsiness-buy our Goods
Low, and sell them CHEAP, for Ready Pay o,
Pfoduce-l!ave One Price for all. Our motto,
We WILL NOT BE UVDERSOLDn
Cash for Wool, Wheat, Oats and Corn.
JNO. P. HAYNES & SON.
Fremont: June 10, 1852
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Lamp. and Tanners oil, fol
~ sale at the
RAILROAD STORE.
Fremont, Nov. 90, Isl.
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NHEAP PUBLICATIONS. choice Toto
~ HarPeT& Brothers., justreceiveda at
BCCKLANB's.
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ENLARGED STOCK

and increased business compes us to take iarpel
rooms, where we can do business more TO the con
fort and convenience Of both ourselves. and Gus.
toners. BY directing our efforts entirety to thi.
branch, keeping complete stock, aud doing bus.
mess on the system of
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DaguerreOtypes!-

N MAXWELL would respectfully annouce to
II. the eitizens 81 Fremont and vicinity that he
is now prepared TO take Daguerreosype Miniatures.
inferior 70 nons he therefore invites all who wish
ANYTHING in his line 10 give him call, he feels
assured that he can give satisfaction.
ALSOs
Those wishing Catting done will aud Il 10 their
advantage 10 give him acali
Roonss in Buekiaad's Block, Social Hall
fremont Oetobsr, 9Th, 1852.
VHTARRANTY, Mortgage, and Quit Claim
FRBEMAH OFFICE
CwEEDB'assPittsharshlssnss
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PAPER AND PAPER nArGsNG.

Fremont. May lS;h, 1852.
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Observation-Disclosures =xns-non.xxrre.SzrnSz1u
From the Alta California -AnyuSt ~.
Ascension of Youthful Aeronaut.
About 1000 persons collect .tcrday after
noon, at Oakland to see Mr. ~ ely make the
promised ascension in the balloon. The balloon
Tor the occasion WIS one of the largest size.
about Is feet in diameter, md made OF yellow
filk The scene for the occasion was in the
town, not far from the wharf The arrange
Inents for the manufacture of the gas were not
properly managed, and at one O'clock, the time
iiNed for the ascension, the bulluon WAS not more
than half full.
AT 3 o'clock il was two-thirds full, and the
crowd becoming inpatient, Kelly determined to
try it. lie had provided blankets provisions.
bags OF sand, and 80 forth, but the balloon would
not rise with him. Kelly being rather heavy.
several lighter men then got ill., but they were
still too heavy. During this time the balloon
was loosene' and moved OH about two hundr,
yards, sweeping along the ground The crowd
called for II boy, and II number of them who
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PAYABLE In ADVANCE.
VOL. X.................NO. 80
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From the Olive Branch.
The Ono Little Favor.
Little Pierre sat humming by the bedside
of his sick mother. There was no bread in
the closet, and for the whole day he had
not tasted food. Yet he sat hu,n,ninr to
keep up his spirits. Still at times he tho't
OF his Loneliness and hunger, and he could
scarcely keep the tears from his ewes, for
he knew nothing would he SO grateful to
his poor invalid mother lis good, sweet
orange, and yet he had not PENNY in the
world.
The little song he WAS singing WAS his
own--onc he composed with air and words:
for the child WAS Il genius, and Il tcrvcnt
worslIIprer at the shrine Of music.
As the tears would roll down his checks
and his voice would fater ut his sad, sad
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AI!GITSTA ADVERrJSJ,NIJ?NT'e,

~ AoN'CH l u NllN Elk lNEhcN -.
Whitlock, Coskery G. Co.,
WARE HOUSE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
G. ., 4 TIE UNDERSIGNED have associ
Szsaafi1-. ted with them A. j. WnlrLocK, und
the name and style Of WmrLocK, CoskERy d G.,
ana VIII continue to transact the WARE lIOCS
AND COMMISSION BUSINESS ut their o
stand fire proof ware house on Cumpb.II ,tro,
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MORNING, novrMDl
AUGUSTA ADVERTISEMENTS.
JESSE tsMoND. nsMrnrLL GRAY.
american Iron Foundry,
AUGUSTA, GEO.
OSAOEd ~ Gray, EropfsctOrs.
'1NHEPROPRIEr of the above named cs-
l. taIislimcnt, in returning their sincere thanks
TO shci friends aud the public in general, for the
very !frrul patronage extended to them. since
they 1--WE heen in operation, would respectfully
state bat they now prepared to execute all
orders for Iron and Brass Castings, with despatch
nt the iiortcst Notice, and in the hes, manner.
To fhItRoAp COMPANIES AND CAR BuII.pEa..--
We n:!peparcd TO manufacture 10 order all kinds
and siYs OF Railroad Gar and Engine Wheels,
equa! y any manufactured ut the North holding
MnrntHs Patent Right Tor making Murphy's
PaLafA,iid Hub Car Wheels" VIC are now man
So :: >'mgle plate Railroad Car Wheel
t. ''' ';perior to any other Plate Wheel
''t - f.'.r to the spoke Wheels now in use.
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"Thc price Of Liber1
SOUTH CAROLINA, THU
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-25

T Great Blood Puriier.-This Ia no
Quack Medicine, but compounded by Regular Phy-
sician Of thirty years practice in Philadelphia The
beat Sarsaparilla in the world. DIR. j. B. ROSE,S
SARSAPARILLA BLOOD PURIFIER viii purify.
strengthen and enrich the blood cleanse the skin OF
all pmples eruptions, biles and sores Of every hind
1t win also invigorate the constitution raise the
spirits, improve the appetite, and give bloom and
freshness to the palid cheek and yellow akin. Per-
sons who are sickiy and feeble soon become strons
ings, Scrofuia, Bladder and Kidney Affections. In.
deed, when the system requires strength when the
blood 10 thin and weak and when the constitution has
~, good health bloom and vigor will soon be restored
BY the use Of g few bottles Of DR. ROSES Celebra.
ted sAkSAPAklLLA COMPOUND. 1t 10 also Z
Quart bottles Oil small bottles 50 cents Sold by ali
the Drusgists in Richmond, Petersburg, Norfolk and
other parts Of the State. ic I7-dtf
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VEN. II. ItICHARUSUt
To HUGH R. PLEASANTLY, ESQ.
Correspondence of the Dispatch.

The almost unprecedented hot weather for the
past day or two, is the subject of remark with
every one. Yesterday the heat was oppressive
and to-day the Thermometer ranges equally as high
Last night but few, | imagine, experience the
pleasures and comfort of Natures sweet restorer
bslmy Sleep" There was density and heavness
in the atmosphere, and an intensity OF heat withal
that rendered respiration really difficult. The
thermometer, this afternoon, Is as high 95 de.
grees in the shade, on Pennsylvania Avenue.
At the North, the papers inform US, the heat is
equally as intense as it ia 10 this latitude; and
hence, we may account for the ferceness of the
interesting family quarrel, now going on among
our Democratic friends in that section relative to
the distribution OF the "spoils" Edmund Burke,
Esq the quandam editor of the Union, indirectly
denounces, in strong language, the disposition Of
the federal offices by the present administration.
The New HamDshre Patriot replies at length to
the allegations of Mr.. Burke; and, assuming the
offensive, 'carries the war into Africa" The Pa
trot charges that the insidious attack of Mr. Burke
upon the President was conceived in sin, and born
ia iniquity that the resolutions offered by Mr. r.
In the State Convention and which were rejected
by large majority, emanated from disappointed
office seeker, In quest of lucrative appointment
that the statement of Mr.. Burke in his explanatory
letter, Is tissue of faIsehoods, &c All of which,
Is decidedly entertaining TO an outsider.
Our Democratic friends in Baltimore Also seem
to be in great trbuation in reference to the choice
OF candidate for Governor by the approaching
Convention In that State. You will have perceived
aAat INC CuluuDs OF the sun nave, fOr
weeks past, teemed with the most bitter, personal
attacks upon the several candidates named for the
nomination. We hope the politicians may have
"happy Issue out OF all their present affections"
but would counsel them to keep COOL just now,
while the mercury is up to fever hest.
Our old politicians apprehend an early rupture
with Mexico and such war would involve us Ia
difficulties with Spain also. Santa Anna would un
questonaby receive the countenance of the Spanish
Court in such contin gency, together with all the
material aid, which it is within the power OF that
Government to afford. The designs of England
upon Cuba are easily penetrated If In the event
OF the war alluded TO (and which we believe rap
| idly approaches) England guarantees for certain
| consideration the continued possession OF Cube to
the Crown of Spain, indeed, she has already In
tinated her intention of doing, then it behooves
the United States to anticipate, at once the annexa'
ZION of the island, by seizing upon the key to the
Cult, thus frustrating the SECRET designs and pu'-
poses of England to arrest our wonderful progress
nation, by adding the "gem OF the Antilles to
| the possessions of the Crown.
There Is not q single item Of local news worth
relating HENRIco.
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FOURTH OF JULY.-The annexed note ex presses
the sentiments of several military gentlemen who
have conversed with recently upon the subject
of celebrating the 4th of July:
Iwould respectfully suggest to Col Gwynne the
propriety OF calling meeting OF the volunteers Of
Richmond to make suitable arrangements for the
proper celebration of the Fourth.
A VOLUNTEERS.
Among these arrangements, we have heard advo.
Gated an early parade, on account of the intense
heat, and, if possible, union of the entire First
Regiment at the festive board.
We know that the gallant First win do ito
whole duty on the approaching anniversary Of cur
atoms liberty snd only regret that no arrange
mens are being made on the part of the citizens
to aid in q suitable commemor Lion. We wish to
hear the living voice of one of Virginias eloquent
sons speaking to assembled thousands of freemsn
of the dawn of republicsnism and its development.
Perhaps allusion to one General George Washing
ton, of olden time, would not chill patriotism or
enthusiasm. We can meet in immense masses day
after day to hear the hackneyed ebuli,ions of party
orators; we can build rostrums and hire spacious
halls to accommodate these speakers and masses;
but the mere suggestion of converting only once
year, on freedoms natal day, for the purpose of
hearing the inception, character and progress of the
liberty we enjoy described the refreshment not
only of our own minds. but the instruction Of the
newly arrived foreigner, and the uprising youth
seems to sppai republicans, and paralyzs patriots
Such public celebration or Grafton would lead to
the dissemination of moral truths of thu most Inn
posing character truths psrpetua,ing the true
principles Of government in our minds--encourag.
ing the unity of the nation aud strengthening our
homogenousness as republicans.
To give oar citzens an idea Of the manner in
which hey are going to edo up ,hingsnin the Cock
ade city on the Fourth, we would stats that ar.
engagements have been made for public ringing OF
the bells-the delivery of an Grafton on Poplar
Lawn--the firing of salutes, and public process.
sion, composed of the Military, the Fire Depart
ment. the returned Petersburg and Union Mexican
Volunteers, Revolutionary soldiers the Clergy,
Mayor and Common Councils. Free Masons. Odd
Fellows. Red Men, Sons Of Temperance, Recha.
bites and various other civil associations We have
nothing more to say.
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.1 Religious Notice.--There win be reii-
gious services as usual In the Universalst Church.
on Mayo street. on to morrow (5abbah) at IL o'clk,
NJ, and at ST O'Clock, p d. subject for the even.
ing, by particular request, sand ii tbs righteous
scarcely be saved where shall the angodly and the
sinner appear
The public are politely requested to attend.
l.. 0S-ItA