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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-21

as THE EDITOR OF THE JOURNAL LIVE
wntG" In answer to the inquiry we would
Just say, that if we were concious of one drop
Of blood coursing our veins untrue to the
Cardinal Principles advocated by the Wing
Party, we would have it arrested as a rebel
and condemned to immediate extraction. we
think this will define our position. We will
give our reasons at some length, anon.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-21

MAGNIFlCENT ENTERPNsE.-The
hydraulic canal at Niagara Falls is about to
be commenced aud vigorously prosecuted to
completion. a company with capital of
S5OO,G0o has been formed, embracing men
of wealth and enterprise in New York and
Boston. The canal will be three .fourths of a
mile long, seventy feet wide, and ten feet
depth Of water and is to be cut with perpen-
dicular sides through solid limestone ledge
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-21

al DlGE5T!" Such is the true meaning of
The word "PepSn," or Of the two Greek words
from which il is derived This is the significant
and appropriate title of the True Digestire Find
or Gastric Juice, prepared by DR.. J. 5. HoUghton.
Of Philadephia, from tins fourth Stomach Of the
Ok, for the cure of Indigestion and Dyspepsia. 1t
is Natures own remedy for unhealthy Stom-
ach. No arto man equal its curative powers .
II renders Good Eating perfectly consistent with
Helith. See the figure OF the Ok, in another part
of this paper.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-21

A movement is on foot in West
chester county, for the erection of mona
ment to the captors Of Major Andre, on the
spot where the event took place. The In
spectors of the State Prison Have volunteer.
ed to furnish the marble from the qurres at
Sing Sing, and to provide for the cutting Of
the inscription. They ask the citizens of the
county to secure the ground necessary for
the purpose in Tarrytown.-Ald Reg.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-21
A Washington correspondent OF

A Washington correspondent of
The Courier says;
"The following appointments of Consuls,
not before announced have been made =
Robert A. Frazer, Halifax John f. Bacon,
Nassau Amos S. York, Zante, lonian Isl.
ands J. A. Pleasants, Minatitlsn, Mexico, at
the terminus proposed for the Tehuantepec
Railroad &. W. Fletcher, Chsgres Isaac
Giddings. Lagura Alexander Thompson,
Maranham Islands ; II. B. Dewey, Para.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-21
wEyerv school .bov knows that a

Eg- Every school-boy knows that a kite
would not fly without it had a string tying it
down. 1t is just so with life. The man who
is tied by hslfa dozen blooming responsibilities
and their mother will make higher and
stronger fight than the bachelor who having
nothing to keep him steady, is alwayes houn-
derng, in the mud. If you want to ascend
in the world, tie yourself to somebody.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-21

KEEP OFF the FRosT.-A Westeren ex-
change says that fruit may be etfectually pro-
tected from the ravages of frost by taking up
the trees early in the spring and putting them
in the cellar, and keeping them there until.
about the middle of June. The recipe is back
ed up by the writer. who says that his neigh
Dor once put his whole orchard in his cellar.
and there wasn't single apple injured by
the frost We don't doubt it. No, not at all.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-21

E%A good Quaker lady, after listening TO
the extravagant yarn of a storekeeper as long
as her patience would allow, said to him,
"Friend H.. what pity it is that il ia sin to
lie, when it seems so necessary in thy bust
ness"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-21
BosToN, May s

bosToN, May 3.
The four o'clock train of yesterday from
this city for New Bedford was thrown from
the track near Taunton, by breaking the axle
Of the baggage car, and thrown down an EN-
bankment 80 feet A number of the passen-
gers we're hurt-two seriously None were
killed. The cars were shattered
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-21
Mote Found!

A NOTE PAYABLE to George Kemp, or bearer,
Afor twenty two dollars and twenty-five cents
which the owner can have by identifying, and
paying for this advertisement.
Inquire at the HARDWARE STORE.
MAY Z IS59 -lN
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-21

The religious anniversaries takes
olace the coming week in New York, and
'ence that city is represented to be oyerrun
with strangers.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-21
LuXimOn Roy.

From the land of Golconda diamonds and
Banian Trees. is now giving series of grand
entertainments in this place, at Buckeye Hall.
They are rieh-no mistake. See AdVertiSe.
met.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-21

The money given in England to
Mrs. Stowe was not for herself, but for abol-
lion purposes, to be applied under her direc-
lion. A large part Of it was collected in pen
nv contributions.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-21

During a hail storm which passed
over Norfolk Va, on Tuesday of last week.
large quantities Of cod iish, some measuring
over foot in length, fell in different SECTIONS
Of The city, aud some fields in the vicinity
were literally strewed with them,-O, s.
Journal
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-21

wanting to get of the train; jumped oT near
the corner Of the bridge and my head struck /;
can stop the train ifthe breaks are applied,
in t~ice their length this bridge is the worst
one Of the road, by all odds, TO stop trains
before coming to the draw, after turning the
curve near the draw, because the distance lie
much shorter; am familiar with the road and
its signals as | am with my A. B. C's; was
formerly employed on the road.
George Elmer. fireman Resides in New
York, at No 43s Fourth av.; have been OF
the road 8 months; l was attending to my
duties; when we got to the button. factory the
engineer whistled; | think il was 100 yalds
from the draw; the engineer blows the signal
Of coming into the station; the train was
going at rate of Is or 20 miles per hour ifit
had been known at the depo; the train might
have been stopped the train is generally Il
minutes in going from the first sight Of the
signal TO the bridge; have seen engineers
read newspapers while the trai was moving
such is not often the case; the conductor did
not speak to the engineer between Stamford
and South Norwalk; this engineer was not
reading paper; never fred for him before
yesterday; saw him put his head out of the
window just before reaching the signal
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-21

We learn tFat a German Anti
Slavery paper is to be established at Wash
inton.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-21

ScRAPING AcquAINTANcE.-A friend at
West Point tells us a comical anecdote of a
very dtfident young clergyman, who had been
invited to dine with a professional brother,
who also kept a young ladies, boarding school.
He was introduced to bevy of the fair pupils
in the drawing room, and among them to a
Miss M, to whom he said, stammeringly,
" 4 -a-a-a-Aliss M-,a.a-I-I. i am not entire
ly unacquanted with you LII had the hon
or of sleeping aoiM your father short time
agol, If this isn't rich specimen of the art
of "scraping acquaintance" we have never
heard of one. 1t beats poor Power" in the
MAN of Nerve, "all to nothing Rmckerboc-
ker.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-21

CGSle anu Tauh, VIII uolu NIahu Le'eeS, III
Full Oriental Costume, at B U G K E Y e
II ALL, on Friday, Saturday, Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Even
ings, May goth, 2lst, 23d, Cad, 25lh, 26th
and 26th.
PART L.
Salutation to America and the Americans,
and Grand Invocation to the genius OF Amer.
lean Liberty, in Hindoostan He will give a
description of his country Hindoostan
Hindoo Snake Charmer a sweet, wild and
pantiye air on the Hindoo Bamboo Reed, or
Snake Charmer's Flagolette; Hindoo Poetry;
Invocation to Brahma; the vale of Cashmere;
sublime scene at the Himmelah Mountains
the Thunder Storm a Mothers Love, or a
Child rescued from an Eagles nest; Court
ship Dance, or liindoo Shepherds Fairy
Waltz. The Rajah will dance this sacred
dance and perform on two instruments at the
same time; the Car of Juggernaut burning
of Widows on the Funeral Pile. Funeral
Drge Noseology. The Raiah will play on
two wind Instruments at once with his most !
Hindoo Mythology and Theory of IDOLS; Hin
doc Trinity, Brahma, Vishnu, and silva;
song to Ganesa the Elephant headed God;
| Double headed God of War. Rama; HinGoo
/ w hT OdUCc anu ONOTu EAOTClst SObtulho
of the Hindoo Ladies Maidens of India
Hindoo Marriages Ceremony -
Hindoo Marriage Song and Sacred Wedding
Dance, accompanied with music on the Hin
doc Reed and graceful Sword Exercise; Song
and Air both in Hindoo and English, by the
Rajah
PAET III.
Hindoo Love Song; GRAND HISDoo MAR
RAGE CEREMONY. On this sublime, poetic,
musical and highly interesting occasion. a
young lady and gentleman from The audience
will represent the Bride and Bridegroom. and
be duly married according to Hindoo Style;
this beautiful ceremony has never failed to
secure the appreciation Of overwhelming hous-
es of nobility, beauty and fashion in Europe,
and the very ton of Washington, New York,
Boston. Baltimore and Philadelphia, and is
alone worth the price of the whole COURSE
Marriage Song and Sacred Wedding Dance,
with graceful sword exercise; llindoo astron-
omy and mathematics: the first record of an
eclipse and soul-thrilling Brahminical proph-
ecy Song of the eclipse; Bengal Tiger Hun
ters' Chcrus in two languages Snake song,
in two languages and on the bamboo reed,
OF snake eharmer; Scanning Sanscrit
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-21

Frederick ]. Skinner, Editor of the
Plough, loom dad AnvH, has resigned his
place ia the Land Office
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-21

AN Acr OF IleRoisM. - Among the acts
Of heroism which were performed by persons
at hand, was that Of John Collins; who has
been sick for the past year and unable to
work. lie was standing on the dock when
the accident occurred. and before the last
car WAS over be bad plunged into the water.
He swan to a boat aud with bis knife cut the
cord, and il was used to save the lives of sew
eral persons. He swan To another boat, cut
il loose, and that was also used to rescue pas
sengers. He continued to exert himself un-
til from exhaustion he faiatcd and was taken
to shore.
SEARCH FoR THE DEAD--The search for
others supposed to be dead, under tie water
was continued with vigor until dark. During
the day Friday the ruins of the three pas
senger cars were removed, and thrown up on
the beach. The locomotive, tender, smoking
car, and baggage car, are yet under the wa
ter, and are probably driven into the mud
some Distance as they could not be seen. even
when the tide had ebbed.
Bat few Of the bodies taken out dead were
bruised or disfgured. They present gAast
ly appearance, and, in some instances then
clothing was literally torn TO pieces. The re.
mains we're deposited in the Railroad Station.
house as fast as they were taken from the
water. Several men were placed on hnard
to watch them during the night The prop.
erty found on thepersons was taken in charge
by Mr. Warner, the Bank Cashier, to avail
identification by the relatives
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-21

ARRIVAL OF FRIENDS OF THE DEAD BND
INJURED. The news Of the catastrophe was
dispatched TO all parts oil the country with
lightning speed, and every train that arrived
from the East and West was crowded with
persons in search of their friends. The scenes
which ensued were Of the most heart-rendcr-
ing DESCRIPTION. Numbers could be observed
bending over the dead, weeping in frantic
grief; others were hunting from house to
house in search of wounded mother, father,
brother, sister, husband or wife; and, up to
the arrival of the latest train at Norwalk, on
Friday night. it was estimated that over 1000
persons had arrived there for this one sad
purpose.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-21

A lady renowned for repartee. and gen.
tleman noted for tenacity to his opinion, were
overheard in deep and earnest conversation,
Sayes Mr.. NJ (wa4iug rather warm,) Mrs.
G. facts are stubborn things Says Mrs. c.
to Mr. NJ. then what a fact you must be-.
He slooped for parts unknown,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-21
GREAT NOVELTY!
GRAND
PRINCE RAM MOnUN ROY,

A Royal Brahmau Prince Of the highest
caste and rank, will hold Grand Levees, in
Full Oriental Costume, at B U CKEYE
HALL, on Friday, Saturday, Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Even
ings, May goth, 2lst 23d, 24d, 25lh, 26th
and 2Gth.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-21

TIcKLED TO DEATH-Boys when they ar
rive at age: and girls the first time they lay
their head against vest pattern
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-21
COrOner'S InqueSt.

Justice John A. Weed, of South Norwalk
summoned Jury Of Inquest to examine into
the circumstances of this deplorabe calamity.
The following is the list of the Jury. The
Inquest sat in the afternoon at the depot -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-22

W.,Io
PER, HAvre. ' ~ ~ D"N
uoh specie JeNey, precious stones metals unless
de3l-B NNF''ss''
JEW SOrtk MNRBI.kD IHoN WOHbs ou,c. aud .,,
pot Mhnuacory Cor 9th Avenue ana I7ih Car
sr PALACE New YORK. I~ oTigiHIi man
fHdstsT CtoL Cases. 'OHfes
iEgs Jr BaRdHgs such HqdC,S Lntels Si Door yIys
ttsamns, BiLc"nieS d'., dc, DE-.
The above Company having completed and mos,
tensive FOUNDRY and Manuaory ea the
msnt Of MIRBLEIzGD TRON ES and otL"r i aSis
~hc they are producing, scale the
& meI'gn OF which aud their exquisite finish, hA,
The .Naet limitations OF the finest ~ Marble. such
AN scnE=, :sa"llc, Neri Antique, Agate Prince Al
c yas" fyr'nesc, Light SPAR Ac White StatuAry,
have cieitcd the unqualified
''s', ahi iGiy established iL.ir popularity with the public
' oi the advantages Of this discovery,
oiSithaniing HlGH DEGREE HEAT resisting oils ,i
aCiDs Sieh stain au defacr Marbles, CIEAPNEss
the country '' ~ as pa u
The MaLng department undr the direction Of NJ, = DrN
ah drmonrated it, practical utility
0t patterns, vail be furnished when desired.
Address oTdrrs aud 60 imunicatonst to
deadly CHARLES CROSBY, Secretary
MroitIED tAhrtTi>G-- Is53-PETERyoN A
huNfuhki. 5ss Er'sitIy, Witt si,. cal the AZ
ient'on oi their friends and the large and ,gn
hl st"' 81 rich and elegant CARpEISGS Imported direct
" tt tNGiH aud iEfNou llnufactotrs CITY Rel
Trade, consisting Of "Bou, Carpet. in one rntirr
sIa non c"nirs Landscape border Medallion arp-i- from th
most celebrated nTcrs are not "anun-i To- r
exclusive make NrIrt and tubu.-n Carpet Of r.h design
% every new pattern mad" present time Tnu--trN
ana bru--es th6rt- which for variety and quality mn
surpassed IA the United States together With an oibsT sty
.aIIctnEs manufactured. We do necessary H. nsT
ticuAriEe stocL the number Of our
bat merely defy Tia ,nE Together to r,
better, all Of which will D. sold
-, 40, I'm, PETERSON 4 HUMPHREY,
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BMtanrR,! TT n EATSE sE.frEn

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under the
discovery medicine Of the pr..ent
Ihry relieve, Hithuut pain shock acute
pans su'h as head, ear and oothaclr,
a'''h on The l-y, diseases of years
complaints
AH' iS miracle. They wit
m All those dreadful diseases ia children commonly ea
commissions also IN teeihing under rcuti-. ana a.
OF he bowels They precPiair metals solutions
'.l"sr water, dtucrt the
phenomenal OF powerful voliaic pile. iustrurnts
iesr elects weigh about
pockvo"k, always ready al instAnan-.s ne , ~
At nan las time guarding himself and friends ,
number OF diseases
streaming electricity perfectly safe certain aI woIn
batteries from ti0 To- fg2 ~. " - 81 !" -
Incredible the facts any person can .,si,
asyi beforehand, at the depot Of their truth Tn.
ul TIE invention lis
by the AcadrT4y u Medicine New YORK auJ tIr -
Sth great sueers in the medical colleges the city
beIeNus and wards Island Hospitals Brooklyn CITY Hosn,
Europe the OIL
"a London by the Academies Rationale dc Medicine Al P, h
w fAcHy AZ vienna 10y the Royal Faculty at BeIlin
principal hospitals ia Europe "b ''''
The roprietors in Possession testimonials 10 the
AZ the above institutions in America Europe as
a OF ths most eminent and distinguished members OF ~.
them. '"' P"''e :" examine
Pull and illustrated descriptions one for personal p a
i"r scientific men, with copies testimonials and nurbr
ers cured IN New York and Europe be ohaind gatis
ih.S NH be ioTSari-i free Of Postage any paT f
answer 10
No sos broadway, Prince street New Y",,l
ror SAFE oy PUkCELI LADD CO., Agents Rchmond
,.., jr2I-du
fthOtOi.AIE COCOA AND- HRONt-W EAEFK . ~, -
-. AMEICAN and VANILLA PREMIUM CHOCOLATES Co
CoA ant bROMA,t which premiums have been y
pncia Hrocers In the United aud by their Ar,y.
hussey Murray, Nr'S York; Grant Twrs P1ii,5.I,i
Hmas v Brundige, Baltimore; Kennel Dudley Cincinnati
',o:: :: III, WALTER BAKER A co,
hes Masga arIit
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y on hand iufi assortment o. '-'' NNs~
m s, S s,se. Syinder and Try Cocks, for Locomotives
gnNut,..,l ai'hsss DO d.
steam whistles, 3 % inches, inclusive
fafeut OIL Cans. Ratchet priIs
sercu Nrenches q ~ ~ inches. I.nHa, 49,.
hnefy Cloth; Italian Packlna Yarn
Ntchinlsts Files, in gfeat variety
GiTA S.iT " '''' '''os Vr'ee'. o ,. IsTos 4 90,
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COMB AND FANCY GOODS WAREHOUSE

COMB AND FANCY GOODS WAREHOUSE
- SHEID0N, HtHIII- a WIILLlMs
- I2i Liberty street, (nrar GrcrnNich) } New York
Sra.hes Buttons Threads Bndncs Perfamery Porte Mnhai
Gy close SGysr IN soliciting a" 'RA@pi,gG
NV FANCY GOOD>.-one Of our firm h.. been in
Of French and English R Goo s .s .ss nsss' s & a.s
BIZ Peh Plaid c9i slks; PLAID span do
Iel.rt and Cloth Coats and r,imas
Iadis' I worsicd uudcrsIssyes
siiS and i' wos.,ni 9.i,,i Hos.
Lace and Muslin Habits and Sleeves
S.sinsIe shhwls aud seaTh
Rich French ChinfE
Lace Muslin Curtain.
Plaid and Bfoeade Ribbons,
ToR GrNrfTMTN.
Faucy French CasimrTss
Rss R.ss s,,p npd ys,Isy yf1,ney sisv,;hnss
Merno and Cashmere do
Wool, Merino and shirts
BLACK aud Pancs siis scSrf. q "'''
Plush iineds% G5PSI. GDPSra Ties
=, Buck aud Doe skin, &C,
dell PARKER, BAYLY SINMo.
a. no hoSrAs MAS has been withdrawn from Tou's -
The nELylDERF Capt Gs,rd continue. on ~. route syn,
she lr've Baltimore for Richmond every Saturday ,nerncSn
i'hLAM WATSON.
Nit~ToWN- Merchants aud other. o,I.,,,,
rows s'ods from New IoIk BY e steamship JiMEG tfS
urnne she ri. Piace o SS~ Yort vi, Sa Es
dHE T,. anSTn.s9 sn nsslo, si : oclsst
eoSoi,e Of " '' '' resumed ''' ''''''' Information
haANs.k 0f HoIR 90 sTlRTNG FOH1 ss-n
se,mos, cGRrs rfck ~ E% S.5,5 ~ - c1
regularly leave The wharf At Re-, cite e,rty iust, Tl
fufn Each s,s T,9" iy ~ i .,a, g Sa l i; :. e. m., d
'nd 80 .s'orning. '' "''''' F''s
nov r. o HAsKrNs
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HEAvY FALL OF sNow Ar nrrr,1n 4,


b1pAlo Dec ia snow storm set In here on S,,
u'uas nigh and We have eight inches Of s.o. on
the ground The weather il very clear and sps IN
thermometer Yesterday morning 90 degrees aboys
pleasant. "U A"u
Ihe propeller Granite State, in attempting TO make thu
pole penetrated through her side She lost bst sb a
And Nts driven ashore by the storm GOO yal. ss f h
pier Her bow - well upon the shore but her tern
sunk IN ten feet Of water. She vas from Buf.Io i,b :
cargo oi salt and general merchandise on hoard .bick
viii probably all Be eot od without material damage
WHsrlSG, Dec. ~. r. M-Tbere are Eve Coo, ..
ter 10 the channel and rising ~ith prospect Of ush
ueePer stage by to morrow. The weather is yery cold
hAILRoAn Law N FRASCE.-A fTighth,l railroad .co;
cent occurred lev months since near the toun of po
uers, IN Fraoce Two trains ofcars came into ro;s; A.
consequence o caTslcszness and the parties nnc.,.t
Hefv recently tried These consisted 1.-TWO nspectfs n,
we hrst chsa signal man and porter The a., "a
Oeen sentenced 70 800 francs fine and two ysars ln
onmeni the second 70 1000 francs fine and one yesT i'm
prisonment the two others one year and az Donth.,
imprisonment and TO 800 francs dne each Tho m.n.
sng director Of the line made civy responsible r IN.
zines and costs. ~ W.
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hth-oNr N0rto--J. W RANDOLPH k.. n.sii.,,
st,t. ri VI ~, ~ ~ yune, prce " 20 Notes a.
elulnf he states q virginia Maryaad Dssuss. 80 p
, - edltton Prepersd - ne author caussisin. 90
IT, s , eof'sSos, snd p,,,ss never teiors pubHshsa
uaP. NV =" " ''1"a % sny 90
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or year
the parties.
Nv advertisement copy specified num-
ber OF Insertions Will be continued payment
sxacted accordingly
RsauLAs ADyEsrIsEsESrs-To avoid
the Of the Annual Advertisers proper d.n
w. that their privileges
Real Este, Legal all other by them 10 r
an additional charge, and variation.
TO be
Inserted by the be charged
Co such discounts shall be
Auct!aaecr Booksellers
engaging or with the privilege change
ho on Their yearly In week.
agreed upon as the standing rule under the
cScrrdnr such charged
Advertisements Semi -weeky
10 lines per
fnr each continuance.
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III. NcDoNorGu ArrnI I RIch%onJ TT.
- 400 Iiroadw ay New YORK have rsrrniiv is'ns a. ~


- 400 BroadwAy, New York recently issued the FOL
loving hooks. The annexed prices include postage.
Hrittans Review Of BeecheTs Report, - cents
Discourses from the Spirit World,
dent OF the wesleyan University Mdctown, through
son, Methodist Clergyman, IS cents.
Wis, 81 cents.
seere, Of Proyors concerning and SorLi Of
Spirits - cents. "
sinss PnsgmaooFy Illustrating Prccntmeuts Visions Ap.
payitions &C.. 9 cents. 10y
pilgrimage o. Thomas Psnc In Spirit world through Rev
q Hammond, Medium, IS cents ''' 49,
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tanning Portraits of Srers AID
Present Age, or Inner Life, by 4 Davis st2l 49,
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