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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-12-24
FIFTH PART.

1st Did God institute the Sabbath Day !?
Yes. I'd. has professors generally kept that
same day holy for the last !, 500 years ? No.
Sd Was it the seventh day of the FIRST week
Yes. 4th. Did he ever alter II to the FIRST
day Of the week. No Did man do il? Yes
9th Had he authority so to do? No.
SIXTH PART.
1st VIII there ever be Melcnium so Of
ten alluded to? Yes. I'd Will it be this side
the Resurrection? No. 81. Will you tell
when it will take place? No 4th Will it be
before 500 years? Yes 9Th Will the right
eous then be mixed with the wicked? No
9th. Will the righteous then know and be
known by their friendsG Yes.
SEVENTH PART.
lst. Is Baptism divine ordinance? =? Yes
I'd. Was it instituted before the Christian
Era? Yes. 81 Was it not designed alone tor
actual believers? Yes. 4th. Is there any
divine authority for Infant Baptism in the
old or New Testament? No 9th. Is not i'm
mersion the proper mode of Baptism? Yes
9th. Can sprnkling be substituted for Bap
tism No.
These are the propositions contemplated tc
be investigated and supported by divine rev
elation. All of which are truly deeply in
teresting to man, both here and hereafter
which we fattcr ourselves shall be clearly
demonstrated to the candid, impartial, anc
unbiased reader. These truths are 80 linked
together in the imperishing Volume, as t
form an unbroken chain, but are not thu,
found in any Of the christian churches Of sht
present day but promiscuously subdivided
among them all. Many erroneous and dis
cordant views have been entertained, andspro
mulg gated 10 the world with regard to wha
the Bible teaches on the great subject Of man,
present, moral, and future state. Ny sblec
in attempting to write the above proposed
book, is if possible to barmonizo those differ
ent views, and to promote the well being o
my fellow man. The volome will contain 30t
or more pages and delivered to subscribers
for one dollar per Volume,i in the carly part o
the ensuing year, provided six or seven hun
dred Subsc ibets can be obtained during the
present Winter,
By the Author Of "Poetical Miscellany, ant
Worlds Wonders"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-12-24
SATURDAY DECEMBER "a, 1883.
Christmas.


Next Sabbath is Christmas day. The day
on which il is supposed our blessed Savior
vss born. If this be tuue, then, eighteen
hundred and Fifty three years ago, the An
gel Of the Lord appeared to the Shepherd
upon the plains Of Betblahem, and proclaim.
ed tho advent Of the Savior of the World, say.
ing behold we bring you glad tidings of grea
Joy. which shall be to all people. For unto
you is born this day iu the city of David a
Savior which is Christ the Lord"
We celebrate the fourth of July, our ma
tons birthday. We remember the 22d o
February, the birthday of the Father oil our
Country. These days are worthy Of remem-
brauce. But the birth Of him who emancipa.
ted the world by the sacrifice of himself from
the power Of sin and death, is of intimately
more importance than any other in the an
nails Of the worlds history.
What would our world have been? What
would it have been morally, civilly, and po
litically, if Christ had not come and spoke
suffered end died as never man had done.
Who can tell?
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-12-24
advertisements.
January Appointments.

Read Testimonial below.-Nsg one given
monthly.
DOCTOR N. TUBBS, Analytic Physic.
ian, will be at his room as follows;
FREacSr, Croghan House, Tuesday, January
gath.
Torrpo, Collins House, Wednesday and Thurs
day, 25ih aud Goth OF January.
TiFFIN, Shawban House, Saturday afternoon and
Monday, 27th and 2slh Of January.
SASDUsKY CRY, ST. Lawrence House, Monday
and Tuesday. The goth and 3lst Of January.
Persons afflicted with diseases OF the liver, lungs,
kidneys or spleen, mna mmntiops, iheumatism,
Asthma shofiness Of breath difficulty Of breath
ing, dyspepsia, dropsy, weakness or nervous de-
biy, reslessnrss, loss of appetite, constipation,
defaugeme mt Of the stomach, billions affections,
gravel, swelling, cancer, scrofula, ulcers, mpuri-
ties Of the blood, of any chronic or long stand
ing disease are invited to cull. No charge for
/ consultation.
Woosrl n ONO. June, 1859.
DR.. II. TUBBs-Dear Sir: In Justice TO you
cannot refrain expressing my gratitude, and at tho
same time will offer something OF my experience
hoping (if puhlished) il may prove beneficial 10
suffering humanity. For the last seven years,
have lnhored under n combination Of Diseases,
al suffered TO an extent that rendered life burh
en-. The best physicians Of the untry wero em-
ployed, but all IN vain they neither gave encOur-
agemcnt or relief. In the fall OF 1919 my uerv-
Gus system completely prostropd ly a course
| of typhoid lever From that time my lungs were
weak, causing much difficulty ol breathing, cough
and expectoraton. ! also suffered extremely with
a singing pain in my left side near the heart, and
back Of the shoulders, but still more from vio-
lent struggling of the heart, and an indescribable
sink ng, dying feeling, which it seemed imp ssblo
! 10 survive. These convusions or ihroes Of the
heart would terminate by rush e the blood to the
head, producicg u fearful sensation bordering up
On dehrium, ond leave me exhausted. a pain in
the back aud stomach, with frequent vomiting,
added TO my affections Strength and flesh wers
much reduced. ] was obliged To Kefp TO my bed
| greater part Of the time, Lud friends aud neigh
bors gave up the hcpe Of recovery, thinking me
! sinking with consumption. In the summer Of
| lS5 J., when my disease wore lis darkest form II
| friend urged me 10 sre DR.. Tubbs / have done
! so have taken no other medicines since, and aul
! happy now 10 say my health is good D ease has
disappeared bnGer treatment, Ike dew before the
morning sun, and eau now work at household
affairs from morning until evening with no incon
\ venlence whatever. Yours truly,
i REBECCA a. WHITE.
We give The above without Comment Those
wishing further Information, can call upon Mrs,
u w, or write her at Wooster, Ohio.
| December 24-53.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-12-24

EB-" o Bill, ELL, come here, quick. there
is horse down, and he don't kick, and |
guess he's dead, and there's lot of fellows
looking at the fun"
"What fun?"
"Why, you see, there was a woman and
children on the cart, and whole parcel o.
stuff, and they all tumbled in the mud, and
basket of dishes all went to smash"
This was written for the latitude of New
York, but will do for this locality. 1t is boy
call over"-just such as every body has haC
a realization. We once remember coming
up Market Street one dark night and finding
a horse stl cached out TO die on Columbu,
Avenue corner. lie had been driven into
the Old Well" and broke bis ribs and hip
After seeing the sight, we passed on sympa
thising heartily with the owner Of tho beus
for his loss But, turning down the Avenue
We overheard the following comfab, in door.
way:
How slick he went inl didn't be Joe?,,
ayes sir! and what fun It would have
been if he had went clear down head fore
most, and we could hnve pulled him up b,
his tall"
"Je-ru-sa lem | wish b. had mean I,
drive our old COW down here to morrow
night and try and get her in the Well. Nv,
throw'd ibrce or lonr dogs in there, bu
what fun we will have to get COW in! b,
hukey, but toonI we have a timel"
And with that the little "Arabs" sepcra
ted fer the night TO fully mature their fun.
Next night we had the iosity to be "or
hand" and sure enough here came 'old boss
DIR ivcn by about a doz'n boys, ria hit for th
Well. But it was no 60 Boss "fmelt tn
rat" She lodged the hole with KNOWN,
shake Of her horns and "put" for down stree
The disappointment ofihe boys WAS eat'eme
and vented itself in all kir d Of queer oahs
If they could only have got the old bone
in, what fun they would have had!"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-12-24
How to make Money fast and Honestly.

Enter into business Of which you have
perfect knowledge. In your own right, or
by the nid Of friends and long time, have
cash capital sufficient to do, ut least, a cash
business. Never venture on credit business
on commencement Buy all your goods or
material for cash; you can take every advan-
tage of the market, and pick aud che ose " here
you will BE car, fll not to overstock YOUR
self. Rise and fall with,the market, on short
stocks. Always stick 10 those whom you
prove to be strictly just in their transactions,
and sbun all others even ut a temporary dis
advantage. Never take advantage Of a Gus
toner's ignorance, nor cqi0ocate, or misrcp pre-
sent. Have but one price, and a small prof
it, and you will find all tho most profitable
customers--;he cash ones--or they will find
you.
| If ever deceived in business transactions
never attempt to save yourself by putting the
deception upon others; but submit to The
| loss, and be more cautious in future Accor
| ding 10 the character or extent Of your bust
ness, set aside liberal per centnge for print
ing and advertising, and do not hesitate
Never let an article, parcel, or package, g
out from you without handsomely prntcC
wrapper, card, or circular, and dispense then
continually. Choose the ReWspaper for yom
purpose, and keep yourself increasingly be
fore the public; and ii matters not what busi
ness of utility you make choice of, for if INTEL
igently and industiiously pursued, fortun,
will be the result Hunts Merchants Mdqa
1 rine.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-12-24
Great Fight,

It is bad enough for dogs to fight, bu
when human beiugs-men who claim to be
intelligent, coolly and deliberately strike, oite
scratch and tear each others shirts off, aud dc
other Dau'ty things, it seems 70 us a little worse
than dog .fSss. Nov We do not wish any
one to ask us where this great fight occurred
That is rather delicate question. But We
will tell you where it did not take place. II
did not originate nor take place in any ofoul
numerous dry good stores; nor in any of oul
mechanic shops. Nor dwelling houses, mol
streets, nor allies, nor Hotels. And yet il
occurred in Fremont.
Let dogs delight to bark and bite,
For God has made them so;
Let bears AID lions growl and fight.
For It's their nature too.
But gentlemen, you should never let
Such aogrr passions rise;
Your stout hands were never made
To tear each others eyes.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-12-24
Myers Extract Of Rock Rose.
ScrOfula.

The following is letter from L. p. Brockeu
NJ. D.. to Mr.. Myers, on the efficacy Of the Rocl
Rose plant:
Rev. a. B. l.. Myers: Dear 5ir-I have uset
myself, and others use The Rock Rose, with
extraordinary results, especially in Scrolula, anc
in erupliye diseases Of Screfu Gus origin and the
lormmg stage Of pulmonary consumption will
en ion single case. Rev Atwood one of the
missionaries Of the American Home Missionary
Society, while pursuing his Theological Studies
was attacked with Scrolula. This sease was he
redtary The swelling had made rapid progress,
aud showed no disposition TO heal Night Sweets
came on, and he'seemed il very rapid decline
under these circumstances, his hyscian pTeserb
ed the Syrup of Rock Rose. In course of ten
days the large ScIofu'ous ulcers began TO heal
and in about six weeks he was completely recover
ed, and has, so far Us have been Informed enjoy.
ed excellent health 10 the present time. nigh
relate several other OF similar character but
presume this sufii -ent to show the character Of
the remedy. remain yours, &C.,
L. 2. PROCKETT, NJ. D.
Hartford, Conn., Oct s. lo4J.
Agents, S. BUCKLAND & CO.,
Fremont; Wheldon Il Rhodes. Sandusky Cily;D
Z. Harkness, Clyde; aud Druggists generally
where pamphlets &c-, MAJ be had gratis.
KOHL ~ CO., northeast corner of Fourth
and Vine streets, Cincinnati, o., Western Agents
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-12-24
BY THE UNDERGROUND LINE
ERIE Dec. 2l,-l p.

ERIE Dec. 2I,-I z. n.
The rioters are again out in full force. A
mob of nearly three hundred rowdies com.
prising some of the lowest dregs of the grog-
geries, are now on the road to tear up :he
track and burn down bridges on the West
ern road.
The rowdies are going TO stop travel on
the road from here to the Ohio State Line
The bells have been ringing and carons fir,
ing for two or three hours.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-12-24
River and ilarbOr Appropriations.

A resolution was laid on the table few
days ago, by a great majority of the Demo-
cratic majority Of the House Of Representa-
tives, which contemplated the completion of
the Public " orks commenced on Rivers and
Habors. The President decreed in his Mes
sage, destruction to the policy Of River and
Harbor improvements. The House subser-
viently follow in the track.
This position of affairs provokes some sing
ular "reminiscences. Pending the Poesiden-
tiBl canvass, the repeated votes and acts Of
PIERCE were adduced to prove his hostility
to all works Of the kind. But it was answer
ed with an air Of triumph, General PIERCE
acted as Repi esentative from New llamp-
shire, in his voting President Of the
whole country, he will abide By the public
will. Ills votes as Representative, are no
proof that as President, he would veto a
bill" General CAss. Secretary McLELLAND
Gov. FELcu, and Mr.. NOBLE, the Representa-
tive, from the adjoining District in Michigan
held Mass Meetings in several counties in
Michigan, and used this argument with great
earnestness and apparent sincerity. The sub
terfuge was repeated by every seven by-nin,
politician. We knew il was imposture. We
knew it was fraud, unhecoming IA man like
CAss. bncause he knew better Time ha.
proved the argument Of PIERca's opponent,
Is be entirely true Toledo Blade.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-12-24

RENrs,-The property in New York on
Broadway and tho south corner of Corllandt
street, fifty feel by one hundred, has been
leased atSs.ooo per annum for Is year s, the
leese to put up building costing $4,000,
to advert to the owner of the ground on the
expiration of the lease The building of the
Corn Exchange Bank at the corner of William
and Beaver streets. will rent for $4,000 per
annum. The building will cost about $4s,-
900. The ground was purchased las. wn.-
er for $4,000. The Board OF Brokers have
taken the fourth door of this building. and will
remove into il in the spring.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-12-24

or On last Sabbath about o'clock p. NJ
the cabinet shop of Mr.. Miller, was discover
ed to be on fire. which was entirely consum
ed; Notwithstanding every effort was made BY
the Fire Company, and citizens to save it
Loss about three Or four hundred dollars.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-12-24
Latest News from the War.

ERIE Dec 2l,-9 A. NJ.
The Railroad Company completed the
bridge at lIarbor Creek Yesterday, but it was
soon afterwards burned down bp the inhabi-
ants. The Marshal is here and will proceed
at once and serve papers on those engaged
in destroying property Of the Railroad Com
pany.
There is to be ameetng Of Railroad men
here to day.
If the Railroad Company repair the bridge
on the Erie and Northeast Railroad, the cit.
izens threaten 10 tear up tie track Of the
Western Railroad.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-12-24

ET Most excellent-tbe Ordinance for es
tablishing Night Watch. Now for the right
kind af watchmen-sober, vigilans and brave
fellows who dare do their duty, and how differ
ent will be the state of affairs. Look out
"Cofee Houses!'-Sendusky Register.
What pity Fremont is not city, but as
il is not, We cannot hope for the "most axcel-
sellent" which our neighbor rejoices to pos
sess. A Might Watch." which, by the by,
instead Of being matter of rejoicing, should
be reproach n Night wateh"!l To watch
what? L ions. Tigers Bears, wild Savages
Has Sandusky City any such animals prowl-
ing about her streets? No. But mark the
language Look out Coffee Houses" This
sufficiently indicates the kind of aain,als, for
whose benefit might Watch" has been es-
tsblished Who pays this might watch 2"
Coffee Houses" which creates the necessity
for i.s existence? No.
Query. How many more of this class Of
houses would it require in Fremont to make
it City and consequently to createe neces-
sity for night watch. Who will tell us?
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-12-24

ERIE, AGAIN.--It is now said that the
Counc Of Erie have rescinded their action
by which the NJ iyor and LowERv were ap-
pointed to meet the Agent Of the Railroad
Companies in New Yoik, 10 arrange aud set
lie their disputes. They declare that all neg
ociatiou must take place in that city. So, it
appears the affair is not SO near a close as
every body hoped.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-12-24
New York Market.

New YoRK, Dec 20-P. M-Sales Of l6,-
500, bbls Flour at 81 for State. $7a7 10 for
Ohio, and 81 l2a7 20 for Southern. Gen
esee Wheat, 81 81. Corn easier, with sales
Of $4,000 bushels at sic for yellow, and 7sC
for mixed. Sales of ESQ bbls Pork IT el1@
10 81 market heavy. Mess Beef firm at 81 o..
so Bbl Lard, 101c.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-12-24
DeStrutclYe CONFEDERATION $.

New YoRK, Dec. 2O.-Eight splendid
dwellings, on Brooklyn Heights, called Colon
ade Row, were burned down to-day. The
loss Is estimated at one hundred thousand
dollars Three wooden dwellings on Wash
ing;on street, near MYRTLE Avenue. wero
also DESTROYED.
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Drew a night cap over is face

EE A musical Convention will be held at
Ann ArbOr. Mich, on the 27lh inst We sre
pleased 70 notice an Increasing interest among
the masses. on the subject Of Vocal Music
This week mnsical convention is being held
Of Toledo. Some Of our citizens have gone
ont 10 enjoy the rare treat
We learn that the lovers Of good singing IN
Fremont have secured the services of MIR
Thompson ef OberliD. Who is said to be al
szselIsns singer sad good Teacher Of Mu
sio $ a.s i
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CinclnnatI Market,

CIScISSATr, Dec. 2O.--Flour IS 1oa5 rs
and steady. Hogs firm; sales of $500 at
s4 25a4 80. Sales Of 100000 lbs clear Sides
from the block at 80, and 100 bbls clear
Pork at sl2 rs.
The receipts of Hogs up to TO day, as made
up BY the Price Current. show deficiency
Of $4,000, as compared with last year.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-12-24

GE have had the pleasure of visiting
the Union School 1t appears to be doing
well under the skilful Superintendent Of
Mr. H. E. Clark. The Teachers all appear
to be at home in their profession, and the chill
dren have no doubt "got the hang Of the new
School House."
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-12-24

EEcThe great Western Railroad through
Canada. is expected 10 be opened from Mag
ara Falls to Detroit By the hrst Of January.
Great preparations are making at Detroit
and along the line. to celebrate the occasion.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-12-24

ey Mr.. James Wright has in his posses
sion Bald Eagle which measures, from tip
to tip Of wings, feet The bird was killed
a. the Head Of the Sandusky Bay.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-12-24

WARS IN A NANE.-A bill is before the
Georgia Legislature 10 change the name OF
Mary Dolly Doxy Anna Lewis to that Of Ma
ry Dolly Doxy Anna Sapp. Both are bad
enough, but we think Miss Mary Dolly &C.,
had better stick to "Lewis."
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-12-24

For Coughs, Cold,, aud other .A6eetions Of The
Lungs and Throat generally, use STABLER'S
ANODi NE CHERRY EAPECTORANT; il is
believed 10 De the best medicine for this class of
diseases yet discovered the Medical Faculty use IL,
aud thousands have been cured by it, See adyer /.
veItisemeHt in another column.
No. at IrH Is
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-12-24

Flour is selling at eight dollars per barrel
at st. Paul, Nicnesota and other articles Of
farming produce in proportion; mainly in con-
sequence Of the rush of emigration thither
during the present season.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-12-24

One Of our produce dealers, in closing his
books. finds he has purchased over 100000
bushels Of Wheat-disbursing $ ,o0O, ,0OO.-
What q show for one dealer!-.San. Reg
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NEW ADMINISTRATION!
N. X. WAKEFIELD
Now carries on a Stove and Tin Shop in
CLYDE, OHIO,

Where you will now find variety Of Cooking and
Parlor Stoves, Stove Pipe Sheet Zinc, aud Tin
Ware, of all kinds. Bras1, Copper, Sheet Iron
and Japanned Ware.
EAVE TROUGHS and CONDUCTORS
put up on short notice. Salts Pans made aud war
ranted. All other kinds of JOB WORK
done on short notice.
05-Dring on your Traffic. IN
N. X. WAKEFIELD.
Clyde, Dec. 8, '53-ly
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CLYDE, Dec. 10Th 1853.
Prospectus.
BILLY BLUFFUM.


A new work for the year 1853, entitled
F" Life and Death :" based upon the following
text of Scripture: SEARCH the Scriptures, for
in them ye Minkye have Eternal Life; and
these are they which testify of NJ.
Demonstrating by divine revelation the fol-
following deply enteresting problems:
PART FlRST
l. Is God an eternal self fexisling being,
filling all time and space? Yes. 3D. If so,
can there be two such Eternals No. 81 Has
God located heaven, possessing parts aod
form? Yes. 4th. Is Christ Eternal with the
Father in all respects? No. 9TH. Can either
having parts be omnipresent without the aid
Of the holy spirit? No. 9th. Will c hrist al.
ways inhabit the human body? Yes.
SECOND PART.
Ist Is Christ and the Father the same
identical being? No. ID Are they equal
in power and glory? Yes. Sd. Is the Etern-
al Father Spirit? Yes. 4th. Is Christ the
Son, Spirit? No. 5tb. Will ever man see
the Father in His heavenly state? No. 9th.
Will Christ always be with his Saints after
He returns 30 Earth? Yes.
THIRD PART.
lst. Has man soul? Yes. I'd. Is that
soul immortal? No. Sd. Shall the righteous
ever have Immortality? Yes 4th. Shall
.hs wicked? No. 5th. Shall the wicked
meet eternal punishment? YES. 9th. Shall
the punishment Of the wicked be endless
No.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-12-24

Eg Our Bay fully closed over yesterday
night--or as the Poets would say,
Drew nigh! cap over lis face
And finally went to sleep.
But how long it viii sleep is doubtful as
''msny a slid, &C." may stir up storm and
let the Steamers loose again for season.
Sanaasky Register.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-12-24
FOURTH PART.

LIST. Does the righteous 60 to heaven at
death? No. 3D. VIII they sleep until Christ
comes? Yes Sd. Is there place no" pre-
pared for the Devil and his Servants? No.
4th. Will there ever be? Yes. 5th. Will
man after tho Resurrection ever leave this
planet! No 9th. viii he always inhabit the
new heaven aud earth? Yes.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-12-24
ScIlOoI NOfice.

Nhe school examiners for Sandusky County
l. will meet at the oflics of c. w. & e. s..
Click on Friday, the 30th Of Sept. and for nine
consecutive Fridays thereafter.
All persons applying for certificates will have
TO pass satistory examination, in Ortl ography.
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography, and
ENGLISH GRAMMAR, and no other need apply.
No certificates will be issued only on tho day.
Of a regular meeting ofthe board.
G. w. GLICE-
Clerk ofths Beard,
Fremont Sept 18th le53,-et