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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-19
Cheap Goods!


Come and examine our stock. You will find No
humhug no soft soap, no CANNON, no holding
customers by the arm. 10 flattery but the hest
9@ MZEN M~ Enc WA 1yA *
Goods you ever saw,--emong them heavy ward
WIDE Brown Sheeiings, Denims, Louisiana stripes,
fast colered Calico, aud a few hhds Porto Rico
Sugar, white. dry and clean, purchased last Fall
Tor us by an old resident Of the lsand-and all
slXpepHy goods trimmed that nsed trimming. -
We have increased our stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING!
an made here and warranted not to rim, embrac-
ing garments OF all descriptions styles, aud quail
ity, and "better bargains" in the way Of "furn-
ishing the outer maui cannot be made west ofNew
York, than with us. Wholesale dealers in
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Finding that Eattern MGnuiactttrers were sending
Goods TO Ohio commission, 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 lot Of Womens and Mems gai-
ters, shoes, slips, Nc., low that none need 20
barefoot.
HATS, CAPS, AND BONNETS!
Of every variety, style aud quality; Palm Leaf hats
at shilling and Bonnets in Proportion; and last
hut not least. among our many Goods, is rich
and varied assortment of
Goods for The Ladies'!
Beautiful Lawns, De LANES and Merimac prints
eight ydrus for eight shillings, trimmed; Berages
French Lawns, Alpaccas and Gfnghams for a
tritle.nore
Nails, Glass, Crockery, Hardware, Leather,
Stone-ware, &c. &c.
We do straii'orward bhsiness-buy our Goods
Low, aud sell them CHEAP. for Ready Pny or
Froduoe-!iaVe One Price for all. Oar motto,
We Will NOT BE- UVDERSOLDn
Cash for Wool, Wheat, Oats and Corn.
JNO. P. HAYNES u SON.
Fremont June 10, 1852.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-19
SgsOc6 Of Goods!


adapted for the season, which, from the great de-
duetion east in many articles, we can cHtr lower
then they have ever been sold in this market he.
fore. My stock consists in part OF
Broad-cloth, Cassimeres, Tweeds, Sattinetts.
and Kentucky Jeans, from a common to the first
quality, with an extensive assortment Of Summer
stutfs, aud bleached Goods of ever kind In ths
way Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
have a large assortment of Black aud Fancy
Dress silks ofthe most superb patterns. Gnghanls,
Lawns Muslin mud Cersge de LANES, and a large
assortment of Caiicoes, which will be sold very
cheap.
Bonnets, and Bonnet Trimmings,
Hosiery, and Gloves of every descrpton. A oan.
eral assortment Of Shaws, Handkerchiefs. Para.
sols, Umbrellas, &c, aud those wishing to pur.
chase
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS,
will do well to call and exemne, as have a large
stock at much lower prices than usually offered.
Paper, and Paper ltangings, good assortment
READY-BHADE CLOTHING,
A large quantity-Coals, Pants. Vests, nnd Shirts
which will be sold regardless of profits; and a full
STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES,
Sole and Upper Leather, Fats and Caps, &c, II
a run assortment of Groceries, Dye-stuas,
Paints and Oils,
MM Va El HD- MTv "a EFl EFF
The attention of Blacksmi,hs is particularly d.
rected to my stock Of AnVs and Vices. NV stock
embraces every thing usually called for in this line
Iron, Nails, Glass, Glassware, Crockery, &c,
would cordially invite all who wish to purchase
to call and examine and satisfy themselves that
this is he'place to get goods cheaper, aud fully equal
to any in the State.
10 the Farmers would say, bring on your
Wheat, Corn, Oats, Wool &c., de-
the highest price will be pEid Cash up.
ID. BELTS.
Fremont, June 18th, 1852
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Great Cough aud COnsumptiy'
Kennedy.

READER! have you
a Cough which YOU are
neglccting, under the
idea that it is only a com
mon cold, and that ii viii
soon wear itself outl-
Let u friend tell you, in
all kindness, what will
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-19
READY-MApE cL0THIMaI

an made here, and warranted not to rip, emhrac-
ing garments OF all descriptions, Styles aud quail
lty, and "better bargains' in the way Of ''furn-
ishing the outer maui cannot be made west of New
Y York than with us. Wholesale dealers in
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90 t1hom il man Goaterm.
NATURAL MAGIC and vtNTRILoQUIsM--ss

NATURAL MAGIC and VtNTRIL0QUISM.--si
~ VALID re oel.hr. Nsrcsp sna VesrrIast GIN
nv instructions IN the shove Sciences
lAbhn t,.2 n ssst
90 recet Of o. postpaid Address SIG NALLo NO bnsers
PHILADELPHIA
ITO the EDITOR of THE IRIBUNE-Sir: In The
Tribune o. yesterday .dverti ment .gPIed eesded . 10
the the Of throat aud lung diseases Win vaaea sae
h beer FOR three tdng e.fuect o. the ATE
Dr. nosds r Whraker Dr. Gray o. Ma8sonst, and Dr. Warning
tn ore No % Pnee Th with
ncast 10 him accidentally preferred bis Professional scryce 70 nv
vie ara ounCs his ~ uneft - "fecey iDodaed into ms
courssy by the discovered Dr. Leai=n fhysn Of hea sesps
~ Of inha Of prue acid chor9oa eher stfanon
these returned 10 her no
std home distracted ard Generated RIDER thee teoes sis
- e1tod III yestrrdas and
- ~ fslsri r Ms usDacock pTonouEee her IN mind and
- worse hn he dy when be rst encountered hs
her least 70
in hsi sxtcted Aidress a. vi hereaiter prove BY Oasas
- - she srty who doubt ~ fnd her physay snt metsy
a. et aer her dure the srti6ccs Of the 6es,ga-
20 p 's'''' THOS HANDBOOK, No 81 liester-st
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VIII publish on Thursday next 18th ins.-l
T Th AUTHORITY THE EOR

VIII publish THURSDAY next 18Th inst
An ACT TO AUTHORIZE THE FORMATION
"a or cJEPoRATIoNs FOR THE ERECTION % BUILD
n HALsTED, Law Bookseller. No. 10 Waist
THE SUBSCRIBER invites atten 10 70 his '.cddid
BOOKS consisting ibles Of a. III desc plon o.
hrdHE Of Re W0 Is hOres avs
ScriaTd Pcefs WOrs Also, o. StA oueTf
Arms, Paper fancy llles stree
re Tom Key with eli pular works n b DAY Ike
CiruunE Lhrarl ed % ore Nss
ncirE the style And also assorl M %
Muse. Please csl and or
ABRAHAM NAE No - leeeker, opposite to Leroy.
CCHUBERTH & Cos MUSIC DEPOT No. 300
~ Boseay New York request the public TO inspect their
sioet q Music for piano violin vloonees nsrp
The selection the United stae OF Weftn
PgarIn r M Instruments Oder for breign and Anene2n
husie vii be sftelded 70 with promptnes
ELLGANT WEDDING CARDS. ENVELOPS,
II kosiver bOeered and C's e the Atest iIForAion
IN TIE latest styles ard most beeun uanne are
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Iusue-s-
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VA Bookseller Dealers In Blank Books S4noaery
Vtng Paper Of American French and English manu- eflr Mue
40 Nuscs' Instrgrnents MARVIN 4 HITCHCOCK,
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Gunner Retreats.

BOARDING in the COUNTRY.-Mrs sEBRlNG,
prepared accommodate families aud individuals,
and Board for the sumner season Applications
10 be made in person
BOARD for CHILDREN in the COUNTRY.-A
I'D Mon family residing the line Of the Long Island
road this would take I'VE str children
10 board three eight gears Old and devote her time 70 heic
reasonable Best o. references Apply personally 81
No room, Sd aOer address Box No An City
PcsOfice
COUNTRY BOARD WANfED-By two Ladies and
Gentleman months from lat Of June ia healthy
ocatoa the and of access 9let where there
bosrdes required Terms must DO moderate Address,
with efIences to T. n. ", Tribune Office
CHICAGO-GEO.W.G GAGE, Of Boston, and DAVID
GAGE Bellows Falls W. have leased for term Ot years tho
weLIrowu FREMONT HOUSE Chicago, m owned aud formerly
ep The fremont Of tho largest aud s nn
hid the United and the Subscribers VIII
make all respects house.
Mr. James Aiken formerly connected with tue Union House Sprng
fed Mas Uncle Jeuys will DO Of the principal ss,tmh
respectfully invited GAGE BROrliEb
fremont House, Chicago, April Is, 1883
SARATOGA SPRINGS-'Washingto Hail. recently
Mason, Of New York. for private Boarding
enlarged and ped ghout and will b. ready
May. II Broadway with ground
shade making attractive residence families Others Who
wish lave the city for the summer. Apply 10
WANTEDIn Morrisana, from LIST July, Board for
aGentleman Wife in quiet private family Address s. H.
NJ. stating terms. &C., Clifford Honse Now.York City.
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Attention


AN RICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. - IHa
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No Gs,of Hoe;s; sILLTRs siseSssy oeJ e?9'ss
The us and function: Nerves; What P. two
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WHAT'S Group iu SYMPTOMS and Treatment
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~ AID Social Spartan ard Modern esl Po'
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its Es. value med ass nj y ElGe,'
and July eT' so 81 si R6wD&S DEPARTMENT
TRe saTsTsss Of se,hce 70 Clergy investigating NeF
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The scapel Is fascinating a. aoveit lOse Of is rae
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It's pity Congress has not power make sDpropaoa
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The wit aud satire able editor constantly eavescns
Me., ADRANcE SHERMAN Co. have aso Tor sale Dr.
D1ons Work on WOMAN AND HER DISEASES $50 pages lh
OF faE sfxuAL ssTE&R ' T 81 so6 Pas g.
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A PPLETON's MECHANICS MAGAZINE for NAY
APPIfT6Y's MECHANICS MAGAZINE AND ENGINEERS
JOURNAL FOR MAY Pnee Is cents
Relative Speed Of Paddle wheel and S rev Steamers
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TbeoEy Of tie Man sprns Of watci n IIg
WirncWips Machine (TllustTaiedJ
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Complete List Of Patents.
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conducted With ability sId experience and must prove OF pn-
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DOARDIN "A few Gentlemen can obtain desirable
ID first class hous with gas
city. Those willing pay
dstons apply edaey No. l2hst from
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U,HE SPIRIT HUMBUG EXPLoDED.-Pro

HNHE SPIRIT HUMBUG EXPLODED-Prof
Il MATIIsON's work ready, ent tied SPIRIT RAP
theology and philosophy Of Spirit RapPnE Medium Writing hye
DemoIsIstons ETC. with many humorous l1sIr1noa by ro
Hiram Msttson NJ Pastor OF the Johnst Ch1FcA New"
Price, paper 80 cents, cloth IS cents
the advent Rochester,
Ing and well directed sarcasm marks lis progress Epetog more tse
than the spirits cd tables and by eoPous extracts rom
noted spiritual publications. Slows the Of ae
philosophy exhibiting deep aid yany than even IA 'st
inveteIAte enemies had supposed capable OF goesns
This book sufficient to any cry did make
him laugh And has made laugh heartily the book e OF
but the subject stands Invested Of the miserable ba' Gun
witch earlatan have wound roand lne subject
pletey ossccc body and bones anything sprtu can
said have these human nsled torn Asande
dseed lake the hdeous Casn through e4 and torn on the
wheel Of the Guthos shaken hke dnS tom
Dutehnsn pipe dO~a hike much cobweo rdded Ike As
Company, altogether used uPtntA Whn
the words Of Sir Charles COldsfTea there is nothns IN
Ehe Illustrations this boob worthy Of Punch Boston Post
" seasouAble aud useful lSspe-' lndepentent
1--WE Of the mediums finding
themselves ndcuousy BY this truthful hite work and N
become ssned BY the Asurotlesto read what MI sn avs
tPubhshed 81 MASON BROTHERS, No 3 PsTE-rO-.
TOR MINISTER'S of the GOSPEL, THROLOGl-
IL CAL STUDENTS &c.
THE SIT DENTS BIBLE. 4to. and svo.
BARROMs WS@ks
sTiRTTVANTs PREACHERS MANUAL
NFANDERS LIFE OF THE EMPEROR JULIAN.
Published by J. [. RhER, NJ. 5faion 81, Nj.
TINE SPIRITUAL TELEGRAPH, devoted 10 the
ct philosophy general intelligence respecting Spntul1m
PARTRIDGE BRITAIN have just issued No l. Vol IL OF ts
ss ihe psts 10 eIsne its elsaGs Terms g per THE
SHEKISaH, elegant Eoohy enbslshei with original p0f-
the sser Rerme snd spIuAsts IL the ony as.ns
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general Of Spiritual Booas for s % The most rsHsoa
se terms Address PARTRIDGE BRIfTAN No. Co1FiAnat-
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TOR SALE or to RENT-A frstclass Steam Flow
Il erDg Mill with -Four Pair Of French Bur- stones
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York and Kingsa fer wnins pillars Newe pos
bar bed pc piano chair table legs Gothic orna
epts &C In any poygvnic form aed Machines operation a.
corper OF Tcmpkrs Grsn East River where orders are
dy all Kinds OF poyeonic urnne Purnars apply 70
H. VAN ANDEN corner Of ronPkin aud Orands- or to L.
SHERWOOD. No lh6 BIoaiwsy
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$6(u The advertiser wants some person to join
profit of many dollars during the sH months The ban.
but little time snd personal aen-
ion but those with 5000 command need answer Address
PHARAOH, Tribune Office. 4
> 000 CARATs Of FINE LOOSE Di iaN6S M
RICH No SO Reade st. person having largo diam nds 20 cell,
Will DO well 10 call on Annch price will
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GALLERY I'D SALE.-.Ehe bid

~ established Van Loan DssuerTeotype Gallery No B Chestnut
Phlsce phis Offered iavaee terms the pro-
meteor hay requiring his constant aeoroa ms
efv and successful opeaon having made
within the last three and eao,s hsa
reputation superiority Of ina wofk Has Of TIE oest ar
ranged Skvhbt this county sDd fixture aud facility
le Of work Ease fr ioor years eau De ns
renewaba n desirea 60 the popnet
n. NJ PI-RNELI. No. l5a Chesnnt 81. PmlaaelphA
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" fee Beat Saiamanders In the WOrId.-The only
pan AkLAAANDER sAFrS combining Wder aud Rehs Pateuts
ga 10th Ie proof aud FREQ from danpness Manufactured by
n,,ks MARVIN No l6 Waterst Newlork sole popretors
Ats fan' and the sole manufacturers of 1oNEss
eps tAlH LoCK-Shch whstO0d ingenuity OF the poe AT
Nes Fair London for period Of dial ock
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XVANTED-A situation by American Woman, 70
w Go TIE eookinE washing and wiling o
hor.erork OF susn family lngu At No. ia Mor.st
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" Rxcelsior Pioneer Asssciauen-FoR \

hNCcieior flOHecr Asssctatl0n-fOR MINNESOTA
sEn, OF not receiving the time for drawing Of
on MONDAY evening has been deferred until FRIDAY
nNlNS o'clock at Chatham Hal, which viii positively be
ssttint md choices will then be made few members
eseceived TO eompete the number The appointed
s,eiupon the Railroad Companies will then report public
Saise b.. GEO NJ BERrRAM President.
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Chicago ILL., have about eOOO worth OF properly
near city pay cash. provided stock should Be- sold az
d,coupt a. Addss 20 PATRICK CON
ELY Tribune Oe Chicago, III By addressing Tribune once
BY Application with full ades. by appcan o days
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q New-Y ora Academy OF Maslc.-A Mseti

neen 20 hs New Nek Academy Of Music will be held SArUI
f bNENNG the 7h OF MAY, y o'clock the StuyvesAnt
Ptmv No go Broadway for the purpose Of organizing the A
son sod the Election Of Directors panctu attendance pa
ss'1p requested BY order OF the Commissioners
WIN II. PAINE SncrriArv.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-21

\ COFFIN SPECULATION.-The New
York Express Messenger, of the Sd inst,
says:
There was large number, several hum
drei we believe, iron cofIns on board the
noble, but ill-fated steamship Cherokee,
at the time she was burnt They had
been shipped we are told, on speculation.
The fire ruined them, but if they had
arrived in New Orleans, it is doubtful if
they would have had any sale. We have
been informed, on good authority, that
these iron collins are not secure against
bursting: and, indeed, are less safe in
this respect than the wooden ones. the
cracks, &c, in which allow the gaSses of
the purifying contents to escape gradually.
Some five or SIX weeks ago, on trip from
New Orleans, the Cherokee had sick
passenger, who had his coffin with him.
Poor fellow He had prudently provided
for his body, and we hope for & soul and
body, both" He died of diarrhaa on
the voyage, and his remains were depos-
tied in the iron coffin, and the cover
screwed down until it was air-tight. In
the course of two or three DAYS, the
vessel reached her pier, but before the
body could be put ashore, it burst its
receptacle, and covered the deck with its
putrd fragments.
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TIE BANK or rNGLAND.-A London
correspondent of the New York Commer-
eidt, referring 20 the recent increase of the
rate of discount by the Bank of England,
says:
1t is worthy Of remark that such cir
cumStance as the Bank rate Of discount
having been doubled within so short a
time as eight months, has not previously
occurred since the passage of the Bank
charter act. During the panic of lS47,
the rate was advanced from 4 to s per
cent, but the alteration was spread over
a rather longer period. In the year pre-
ceeding that panic, the diminutioE in the
Bank bullion was f6 500 900, or less than
FL 800 600 above what has been drai:'ed
within the last twelve months. the total
taken during that interval having reached
$4,000 600. Under these circumstances,
the universal prosperity which at present
exists, the total freedom from failures. and
the complete absence of any serious dis
coui; cement in the stock market. furnish
ungLeStionable evidence of the exceptional
nature of the influences that have now
been in operation, as compared with the
fatal madness which then left fear AID
apathy, which were no. overcome until
the lanse OF live succeed ,; years.
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KNOCKED BACK.-A pious old negro
man in the employment of a worthy citi-
zen of this county, was Il few weeks ago
set to ploughing very rough piece of
new ground. Every few feet the plough
would run against rock or stump. The
horse, moreo, er. was very hard to start
again. The poor negro, of course, had a
hard time of it, and his piety and patience
were severely tested. At tlast they began
to give way. The alterations between
him and his horse became more violent At
every fresh occasion for getting him in
motion again. Finally, in a moment of
frenzy, he swore away at the horse in "a
terrific manner. 4 moments S reflection,
however, filed him with distress. and ad-
dressing his horse, he said, in plaintiye
tone, Oar now, you miserable brute,
see what you've done! You've jest gone
and knocked ne right back into de world
again ~
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-21
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\ correspondent is reminded by the story
Of Who is that Portrait of" in late
" Table" Of an incident hat few wears
since 8 fell under his own observation :"
g was one evening hiling away a
dull hour in the Albany Museum, and
was gazing with humorous intent upon
impossible men and women labeled
Siamese Twins, 'Othello, ''Desdemona.'
&c, when | was accosted by rough.
honest, innooent-looking stranger, with
Who's that are ? at the same time di-
rectins my attention to fgger' in wax
and cashmere, before him. That is
Washington, | replied graciously. (for /
too had once been just from hum, don't
you see the name there !! pointing to the
label. He gazed q moment in apparent
silent admiration, and then pointing to a
gaudily dressed representation of the other
sex, inquired, WHO is the woman 2 God
dess of Liberty | replied. The stranger
altcrnated his gaze moment between the
two objects of his inquiry, as if seeking to
resolve upon some perple1ing problem,
suggested by their juXtaposition, then
turning up to Inc with an expression of
grave interest on his open countcnance,'
he asked, Was she relation of his q
Fortunately she was snear relation
and told him so. '-knil4crbookc,-.