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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-12-15
Home Paper of the West.
Petition 10 Sell Land.


Probate Court Sandusky County. o.
FRANCIS MORGAN,
Administrator of
Joseph Il. Williams, deed, P'tff
Against
Ami Williams and others, Def It's.
TITO James Williams, Anna M. Calkins. -
l. Calkins, husband OF said Anna NJ. CAlk-
ins, Mary +. Williams, Ezra +. Williams. Ed.
ward II. Williams, and Sarah C. Williams.
heirs and representatives Of Joseph Z. Williams
deceased
You are hereby inform tina, on the l4th
day Of December. A. d. eighteen hundred and
6fty.four, said administrator filed his petition In
the Probate Court Of Sandusky County. Ohio,
the object and prayer OF which petition is to OBJ
tain an order, DC, for the sale Of the following
real estate (of which the said Joseph e. VII.
liams died sezed) or SO much thereof as may be
necessary to pay the debts Of the said decedent,
10 wit: An undivided one e-eighth Of out lots
number twenty-five and twenty. -four, and an
undivided three-eights OF out lot numbs twen-
ty' 1--WE, in the new survey on the East side Of
the Sandus ky river, In the United States Re-
serve, Of two miles square, at the foot of tho
Lower Rapids Of the Sandusky River, in San
dusky County, Ohio, being an undivided ono
eighth Of out lots number fory-two and forty-
four, and an undivided three -eighths Of out Iot
number forty-fvs. according to the now num-
berng, in the town Of Fremont Said petition
will be for hearing on Monday. The 9g,h day Of
Janury, 1855. FRANCIS MORGAN.
BY c. EDeEnToE, his Attorney.
Fremont, Dec. Is, 1854. Awe
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JUDoEs APPoINTED.-Gov. Medill has at
last succeeded in filing the vacancies on the
Bench Of the Supreme Court. occasoned by
the resignation Of Judges Corwin and Cald-
well. Robert B. Warden, Of this city, late
Reporter of the Supreme Court, and Thom-
as Millikin, Of Butler county, we understand
have been appointed Mr.. Warden took bis
seat on the bench this morning, and has
therefore accepted the appointment; but
whether Mr.. Millikn has or will accept, we
do not know, and may therefore be prema-
ture in announcing the vacancies filled
The acceptance of Mr.. Warden leaves va.
cant the place Of Reporter
Judge Ranney has not yet taken his seat
so there is bare quorum on the bench
rendering it impossible to decide cases
without unanimous concurrence.
Mr.. Nlillikin is not known to the lega
profession hereabouts. He may be the tit
test man in the State for that place-we
hope he s. But judging from the known
timidity of Gov. Medill, the presumption il
against it. He dare not take man of note
and decided opinions for fear Of committing
himself. But "the Constitution is in the
hands of its friends" 1t wcrks( down hill.
beautifully. We ought perhaps to be
thankful that it works at all.
We are not certain which Of the new Jud
Iges holds the short term, to wit, till the %
Monday in FEBRUARY, but we believe it ii
Judge Warden.-O s. Journal
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December Appointments.
Dr. TUBBS, Analytic Physician,

DEs u - AbfJS tAS n
Will be at his Room,
FREMoxr --Kessler's American, Saturday,
18th December,
NoRwALK-American House, Tuesday and
Wednesday, I2th and 18th Dece amber.
SANrusKy CIrY--St. Lawrence House,
Thursday and Friday l4lh and 18th, Dec.
TIFrIN--Shawhan House, Thursday and
Friday, 2lst and 2 End December. "
Persons wishing to call must remember that
two appointments seldom fall upon the same
days Of the month. hence, the duies can only
be known by reference to each months' adver.
tsement.
Those afflicted with diseases Of the Lungs,
Liver, Kidneys, or Spleen, lnfammationt.
Rheuma tism, Asthma, Shoftness Of Breath, or
Difficulty of Breathing, Dyspepsia, Weukness
or Nervous Disabilities, Dropsy, Restleesnes.,
Loss Of Appetite, Constipation, Derangemsnl
Of the Stomach, Bilious Affections, Gravel,
Swelling, Cancer, Scrofule, Ulcers, lmpuri.
ties of the Blood, or any Chronic diseases are
invited to call.
No Charge for Consultation.
DR.. T. neither bleeds ner blisters; nor ID he d
TIomeopathist; he never uses Mercury, Arse
mic. Anthony, or any other mineral as a med
ical agent, nor is he a Thompsonian--he nei-
ther steams or gives emetics. His theory Of
disease differs from all others that have been
adopted, but not more 80 than does his system,
Of treatment. He does not make sick 10 make
we'll, nor tear down ID build UP again; nor al
lay irritation by patching up with anodynes.
| Absccss.
| To continue the promised variety, we this
month present the following. Numerous cases
of Fever sores, White swelings, Lumbar. and
other Abscesses, have been successfully tfeat-
ed within the last year. The cures are invari-
ably effe cted by internal detergent remedies Of
an anti poisonous character. In this class oi
diseases, particularly, we take pleasure in con-
Trusting the result with any or all other modet
Of treatment. We again invite invalds TO
search out and acquaint themselves with the
circumstances published and at the same time
challenge our enemies to show that a single
testimonial is distorted or overco!ored in ths
least essential particular.
Case of Mr.. Joshua Everhart, Of Plain town
ship, Wayne county, Ohio.
While crossing the isthmus from California
in December, 1850, he was attacked with
violent pnin in the right side caused by expos
ure. This continued with such severity that h
could not stoop or change posture, without III
utmost caution. The breathing was short an
painful and the effect of cough was excruc
ating. At length the side became much swo
len, assumed dark, purple appearance, All
supurated, and continued di ischarFing lnrg
quantities of putrid matter, supposed by the at
tendant TO proceed from the liver. Analyt
treatment being in sttuted the discharge becam
lighter and finally ceased entirely, the pai
subsided and the surface healed smoothly
For the last two years the part has been SCUM
and Mr.. z. has enjoyed robust health.
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Know NoTHrSes.- seems that this
mysterious order in the recent municipal
elections throughout Massachusetts,. which
took place on Monday have swept the State.
and in almost every town have elected
their whole ticket Who can tell what
this will result in? 1t is said that the Or
der is strong enough to carry any question
In the House Of Representatives at Wash
ton.
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Choice Bargains,
New offering al
Beery's Cash Store!

CLYDE, OHIO.
I am daily receiving additions TO my ldfsc
i stock Of Cheap Goods, Of New Styles.
EF Our terms arc CASH -a1
And we shall not sell a DOLLARS worth on
CREDIT. 0F Cash Customers will please
cell and examine the following Splendid bar.
gains;-
a Large Stock Of Groceries,
Teas 4s. aud Coffee Is. Tobacco big pile, all
kinds; Rice, Goldfish, Syrups and Molnssesi we
have an article Of Honey Syrup, new thing for
hotel and Family use.
1000 yds. Ladies' Dress Goods,
Prints, all wool delalnes, plaids all styles, a,
about any price. Also, new styles Of Shawls,
and Talmas, that are not kept ia this vicinity
Also, a large stock OF Ladies' Collars, Chemi
sets, under-sleeves and hosiery.
$4,000 Worth Of CLOTHING, at pri.
ces that no one ca compete with. Nice, new
STYLES and lp.to made. Also, those cords
HATS and CAPS, and Mems wear in CasSi.
mers, satinets, nanhels, drawers, under-shlrt'
and neck And then we come to
l,500 prs. BOOTS and SHOES. for l.,
dies, children and men, new styles. 500 pairs
boys aud misses boots that are right, aud
shall reduce the price on boots and shoe this
fall. Our stock is tip-top, and prices, o. X
Also, the best stock Of staple and fancy Goods
S.tinet at 30 Cd and upwards: red fanneis a
low figures: Tweeds cloths and cassimers, al
wool goods 90 per cent less than last year.
prices.
Crockery and Hardware-Carpets a
cost and transportation. Wall and Window
Paper-I 900 rolls, cheap. Lots Of Goods no
enumerated. Remember, this is the place 4
&c, goods right.
EE We take almost anything in ex
change for our Goods, ~ Foreign Banl
money at par. p. b. BEERl.
Clyde, o., Oct 81, 1854. Ar
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The Leading Musical Periodical


Having tUice as large Circulation as any
other similar p~blicationi
TINE NEW YORK MUSICAL REVIEW,
i enters upon its sixth year in January, 1855.
1t is a handsome Journal published every other
Thursday, each number containing sixteen
quarto pages, including four pages of new mu-
SIC. The Review is comprehensive in It's char
acter, aiming TO take notice of every passing
musical event, which is worth recording; to
convey information, instruction and amuse-
New Music.
The best evidence Of its value is perhaps, the
fact that it has attai led circulation SO much
larger than that Of any other similar periodical.
OF TERMS OF THE REVIEW One Copy, per
snnum 81. Six copies SIS, always in advance
ger period than it has been paid for in advance.
MASON BROTHERS,
47:3 90 Park Row, N Y.
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SIeNs OF IMPRovEMENT-Ths New York
papers say, that the steamer which sailed
for Liverpool on Saturday. did not take a
dollar in specie, and that orders for Foreign
goods are countermanded. Every import
or is shortening sail and refusing to con-
tract new debts. A single year of,hs pol
icy will restore prosperity and plenty Of
money to the country. We think the bot
tom has been touched.
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THE ST. Nicholas
.N.OJVs OPEN.

TIME undersig ned has now opened his SA.
LOON in the Basement Of Minis New
Brick Block, where he is prepared to receive
all his former customers and as many more as
may favor him with call.
My establishment is got up on a large scale.
and hold myself in readiness
TO ACCOMMODATE ALL,
in the very best possible manner.
The ST. Nicholas Saloon,
in Fremont, is now numbered among the
Largest and Most Commodious
Establishments in Ohio, II is fitted and fur :
nishsd in the very best style. am prepared to
accommodate customers and
Parties Of any Number,
with all the Injuries the country affords.
Meals at all Hours,
From 8 in the morning until IL at night
EH- Always prepared for Company. -G1
Nov. "a. P. CLOSE.
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TO Rent.
THE RAILROAD HOUSE,

AT GREEN SPRINGS, Seneca Co.
TINE subscriber W ishes TO RENT the above
J. House, which is well situated, immedi-
a,ely adjoining the Railroad Depot in the
town of Green Spring with all the necessary
conveniences and buildings. 1t can be had
with or without the furniture. Enquire Of the
subscriber on the premises or Of g. F. Grund,
Fremont L. +. ii. STABLE.
Green Springs, Dec. Is, 1854. 47:3"
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New York Market.

New York, Dec. i.
Stocks better, money unchanged, exchange
dull. Illinois Central X r "a. Cleveland and
Toledo Sic. Flour firm, sales 5000 bbls Ohio
1915 to 80, 1874; Southern frmer, sales of 600
bbls $3.50 to $9,37. Wheat trihe higher l0,-
I,sO Corn shade higher, As 900 bu western
mixed al "a. Pork dull and declining. Beef
unchanged, demand moderate. l. ard Firm. =
Ohio Whisky nominal al 40 to Al.
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SroP THE VILLAIN.-A Reward Of 5000
has been offered for The arrest Of Nolen.
who committed the murderous assault and
outrage on Miss Howard. near Perrysburg.
Nolen has served out one term Of service
iu the penitsutiary. We hope he may be
arrested.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-12-15

MUsICAL PUBLIcATIoNs.--We this week
publish the advertisements of the two lead
iug Musical Papers iu this country. They
are both conducted with great ability and
skill, and every number contains Musical
Criticisms Of the highest order. which are
not found in any other publication. Every
number will contain four large quarto pag'
es Of New Music which cannot be obtained
except from these papers
The MUSICAL WORLD.
THE New YORK MUSICAL REVIEW.
For terms &c, see their advertisements.
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FREMONT JOURNAL.
Friday, Dec. Is, 1854.

ANOTHER CHANGE OF TIME.-Thc mail
train from the east on the G. & 7. Railroad
now arrives in the evening. For the in
formation of our friends we give the time
Of the departure Of the several trains from
this place. Going east, 4,5o am; 1924
q. NJ; and 5,32 p. m. Going west, l1,os
an; e,23 p. M; and 1905 p. m.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-12-15

ABscoxDED We regret to learn that the
Treasurer of Holmes county, in this State.
has pocketed $4,000 of the peoples mon
ey, and has absconded to parts unknown
This is bad operation. We do not know
whether his security is good, but presume
the county will be compelled to lose at least
a part of this sum. He was an anti Fusion,
Nebraska Locofoco.-O. s. Journal
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.H The communication signed, "SAM,
Franks BROTHER" we decline publishing.
The style and manner in W hich it is writ
ten, is too inconsistent with our sentiments
and feelings II would do the cause which
abe author advocates no good at ALL
We advise all our correspondents to be
courteous in their writing, and let person
:aliiies alone.
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New Establishment.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS,
At the Fremont
Grocery and Provision Store.

- HOMO & HALE have opened Whole.
- sale and Retail
Grocery and Provision Store,
AT the old Stand of J. F. R. Sebring,
Where they intend to keep every thing in the
shape ofFAMlLY SUPPLIES, such as Wheat
and Buckwheat Flour, Corn Meal, Feed for
Horses aud Cows.
Among our extensive Stock may always
he found the best of Golden, Sugar House, N.
York and Cincinnati Syrups; pulverzed, gran
ulated and crushed Sugars; also the best
Orleans at 81 TO ctsi Young lily son, Imperial
Gunpowder and Black Teas.
Old Java and Rio Coffees. saera'us,
Starch, Rasins, Prunes, Citron, English Cur
rants, Corn Starch, Sperm, Stearine and Tai
Hamburger Cheese. Constantly on hand a full
supply of
CONFECTIONERIES,
Rice, and the best Of Smoking and Chewing
Tobacco A Tull asso ttment of Wooden Ware.
We also invite the attention Of the lovers
Of the Good Stuff, TO the extensive ssortment
CHOICE LIQUORS,
we have on hand. such as
Pale, Dark, Rashberry, and Blackberry
BRANDIES,
Jamaica and st. Croix RUM.
Schadam, and Holland GIN.
Old Monongahela and common WHISKY
by the barrel, as cheap as the cheapest, or as
low as the lowest
Port, Malaga and Sweet WIN ES.
Cherry Bounce, sc.
We intend making it our business to keep
up a full supply, and make it TO the interest OF
The Citizens Of Fremont,
And residents of Sandusky Couniy,
TO call and examine our stock.
Before Mey make Msir purchases,
As we are determined TO PLEASE EVERY
person wishing 10 purchase any thing in our
line of trade. as to prices and quality.
We do not intend to suffer ourselves to
be undersold by any like establishment
This side Of New York.
We intend paying strict attention to the
FLOUR TRADE,
We shall always have on hand, the BEST Brands
titles, to suit customers.
We shall also carry on extensively
The Bakery Business,
We have two experienced meA in our Shop
that need no recommends. for making the best
Bread, Pies, Cakes and Crackers in this conn
try, the Fancy Baker not Excepted. We are
prePafsd to furnish
Groceries and Families,
With the above on the most satisfactry terms.
E% Cash paid for Butler. Eggs. dc, -Ry
We. will say to persons buying heavy Groce-
ries, that II bought Of us, they shall be deliver
cd any where in town
FREE OF CHARGE.
| So come on, one and all, and see II HARRl
and JACK don't do tup brown.
Fremont, Nov. "a, 1854.
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A virtuou and we'll disposed person is like
good metal-the more he is fred the more he
is refined; the more he is opposed the more he
is approved. w rongs may we'll try him, and
touch him. but they cannot imprint on him any
false stamp.-Riehsliea.
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The Musical World for 1855.

AHo muSlCdi WOTW iOI AoJJ'
Terms, Invariably in advance, So 90
Two Copies, 5 90
Five Copies, 10 90
Inducements. Ist. The choice Of two Of the
following musical portraits, engra we'd on steel,
neatly mailed on roller, designed as the com.
mencemen, of gallery of musical portraits; to
be hung around every family piano.
1-Henriette Sontag, 5-Liszt,
2-Beethoven, 6--Schumann,
3--Weber, 7--Schubert,
4-Men elssohn, S-Wallace.
Each 50 subscriber on mailing his subscrip-
ton will please 10 state what two portraits he
chooses. To club subscribers, and 10 all per-
sons subscribing through agents, we give the
choice Of but one portrait
H.-FREsu Music--Four pages every week
(which can be detached from the reading mat.
ter, is PACED separately and can be bound at
the end of the volume, forming a choice mis-
celaneous collection.
lll.-lNsTRUcrIvE MUSICAL RgADiSe.
V.-ESTERrArSISo GENERAL READtSo.
Subscribe now aud receive the portraits at
once. RICHARD STORRS WILLIS.
Editor and Proprietor,
47:3 257 Broadway N Y.
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NOTICE.
ErtnndS. the PuhItc Genera

NOTICE.
TO our Friends, the Public Generally.
Gn HAVING at great expense, procured
80 the assistance Of an experienced
Watch Maker,
Who has worked in the Watch Manufactures
of Europe, and who has for the last Two years
been engaged in one of the
Largest New York Establishments.
we will in future be able to do all work entrust.
ed to us, with promptness and In such man
ner as will give satisfaction to our customers.
Chronometers. Duqlex. Levers and com
mon watches repaired aud WA R RAN T e ID
for on" year. All kinds Of Clocks repaired and
Warranted
Jewelry mended at short notice. Accor-
dions tuned aud repaired.
Call aud see the splendid loi Of Double and
Single barreled
Duck and Bird Guns,
and trimmings Of all kinds. at
LEPPELMAN'S.
November 10. 1854. 42
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ROGUE CAuaHr-McGirick, formerly Of
the Ocean Bank. New York, who embez-
Fled $4,000 in October. was arrested few
days since and committed for examination.
Officers of the law had been on his track
for some time. When arrested he had
$4,000 of the money with him.
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Horace GREKLEr.-This gentleman is
TO deliver public lecture in Ssndusky, to-
morrow evening. His subject will be HEN
Rr CLAY. There is probably no man in
this country, better qualified to speak upon
the character and principles Of the deceased
great man, than Horace GREELEY.
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GRAnAMs MAaAzINR.-Those who have
not handed in their names and subscriptions
to tins Magazine, will please do SO in few
days. For Graham and the Fremont
journal one year $3.50.
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II iaHaIO Market.

Buffalo, Dec. 1854 PM
Flour-Dull, sales limited TO $50 bbls Ohio,
at 1854. Stock in store light Wheat in
moderate milling demand sales $50 bu red Ind.
at $l,70. Corn quiet, Zoe. Rye firm, sales
| 600 at $I,l5, Barley Sl,I2. Whiskey quiet
-salaa. $500 hhls at 37f
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REVERSING THE MorIos.-The Commits
sioners of Franklin county. have paid back
10 the Franklin Bank l5,045.65, this sum
being the amount Of surplus the bank was
compelled to pay under the unconstitutional
constitution, and tax law Of this state. A
bout $4,000 more is claimed by the ether
banks, and must be paid TO them. The ex-
penses of this operation, including court
charges, lawyers fees, &c, help swell the
taxes of the people Of this county.
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i've notice Of discontinuanco Of contract

give notice OF dscontnuanco Of contract
Senste amended the bill BY striking out
clause. The two Houses failed to agree
afterwards. Mr.. Broadhead now moved
that the bill be referred to Committee on
Post Rosjs. Mr. Hamlin urged that the
matter be laid over till after Mr., Rusk had
arrived. Mr.. Hunter said he was willing
TO wait till that time. He deemed that the
bill, at the time, could be referred to the
chair. Decided that the bill came up as
unfinished business. Mr.. Miller proposed
TO postpone the matter one week. Mr..
Seward moved it be laid on the table,
Agreed to.
Adjourned.
Washington, IL.
SENATE. Jones Of Tennessee gave
notice Of bill extending three years, the
time for the collection Of duties on railroad
iron imported by railroad companies. Mr..
Shields introduced bills for the improvement
of the Illinois river, aud the Waukegan Hsr-
Dor, referred. Butler moved that the bill
seorganzing the Judicial System Of the
United States. The bill was made the espe-
cial order for January I'd.
Sewsrd's joint resolution, providing for
the election of Chaplains of different de-
nominations for the Houses was taken up
Dodge, Of Iowa, moved TO strike out differ
ent denominations, he considered this blow
to the present Chaplain on account of his
sentiments.
Mason said il the Senator had any such
object he should disclose.
Mr.. Seward disclaimed any such object
After some debate, Seward moved ar
amendment, providing simply for the cleo
tion Of Chaplain Of the Senate for the
present session.
HoUsE.-Mr Peckham moved to recon
slider the resolution respecting various part
Ofthe Presidents Message. Motion laid OF
khe table.
Butler from the Committee on Com
ueroe. reported bill for the better pres
erwation Of lives and property on the Long
lsland and New Jersey coasts.
Mr.. Smith (Pa.) moved its reference t.
the Committee Of the whole.
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Died.

In Hessville, Sandusky county, Dec. 9th, Of
typhoid fever, ELSIE ANN, wife Of s. M.
90 years, months.
Sidney, Bellefontaine, Tiffin and Kenton
napers please copy
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Removal.
J. &c TT. LESHER,

j. &. II. l. ESHE X,
Have Removed their Grocery and Provis.
ton Store into their
Spacious Three Story Brick Building,
Opposite Buckiand's Block,)
yTTHERE they are better prepared than they
w ever have been, 10 supply their friends
with every article OF Goods in their line, and
they invite thsir old customers and the public
generally, TO give them call.
Their stock consists OF
Coffee, Brown and Crushed Coffee Sugar,
Tea, Tobacco, Moiasses, Syrup. Fish,
Candies, dc, ccc.; all Kinds Of eatoJies,
together with every thing usually kept in sim
liar establishments.
Dec. Is, 1851. az
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OF Thanks friend COLE, for that basket
Of Apples. they we're Of the first quality, but
like many of the good things bestowed up.
on man here below, they have vanished
away. Their memory only remains
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Married.

In Bellevue, o., on the l2tl Dec 1854, by
the Rev, Dr.. S. A. Bronson, Mr.. Charles Rob-
erts and Miss Julia Chapman, both Of Bellevue.
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The Ohio CultiyatOr for 1855.
A Remedy for ssHard Times.,,

uooar Co.. ..x1x nU;, .,
!,nNn, & I,%,I,,r
VIE ELEvEN n VoLoME oF THE
mo Cal.ivator Will commence Jan. lst'
1880 Inc editors are resolved 70 spare no
pains 10 MAINTAIN me reputation ana usefulness
oil the paper; ana win .he oeheht Oh ten years
experience, and much travel among the farm
ers Of the West, they believe that they can make
The Cnltfvaior Tor the coming yearof more val
ue to IT'S readers than ever before, ana better
adapiea ior the soh ano ciimate' ana productions
of the region for which 1t is designed than any
other paper oi the KIND.