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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-03-03
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HARDWARE STORM!

NE find il necessary 10 occupy On entire col,
w umn 10 enuDerate the principal articles IN
our la-c.ly increased stock. We do this ios the
benefit OF our large circle of ftiends and Custom.
ers, that they nmyh he aware Of the very extensive
asserinent 10 be found on our shelves in our ware
rooms aud cellars. IL is Unnecessary for us 10 s.
that Ii inhabitants OF this county have realized
the benefits derived from having this .Wdniu,oul
iiardrae Eitabiidment in their midst, as isevf-
dent from the constant rush 60 cur counters. aud
the card loads of goods daily leaving our Store
for every point Of the compass, aud from the Oft
repeated enquiry Of strangers in our town of,
Wbeye is hat Hard. Hare Store people tah 80 MUCK
about? - - IL ~
Allow US 10 return our sincere thanks to our
many friends who have extended the favor Of iheir
patronage, and sidedus in getting fairly estab-
ished and ito show yonthat your patron age is
not uiimsritsdt iuft walk il aud look at our as
Immense Stock Of Hord- Ware. Iron, Stores,
Il. ] T'i- Hare, dc, dc. ri W
To those of our friends who have been commit
ting mat iulory, aud fluid il necessary 10 commence
house keeping, we would invite 10 call aud exam.
inc our large aud useful stock Of house keeping
articles, Tn begin with, you want n first rate
Gouk Stove aud Trimmings, sctt OF knives and
forks, spoons, flat irons shovel and tongs cole e
mill, wash tubs, wooden bowls, sipves, butter la
dies ahd stamp, faulty grind slones, mops pals
sugar aud cutfee boxes, looking glasses, candle.
sticks, Shutters and traNs. scrub brushes, White
wash brushes. combs, fire irons broons, churns
bras skrltes. aesk forks iron ski,pmers, steelyards
clocks, butcher Knives, slepls, bread knives min.
eng knives, britannia tea aud coff,e pots sells o
castors, ladies, lin ware Of all descriptions pepnti
boxes, match sales, splttooifr, draw scales, past
| jlsycrs, willow cradles, &c., &c,
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Northern division via sanduelsy y

Leave Ohio City at 400 a. NJ. and 3,d5 P. NJ
I" Sandusky 100 :" and 4,95
The II, 90 A. NJ. train from Ohio City aud 4 2
train from Spndusky stop only at Eyris, AmherSt
Ntrmiliion and Huron.
( The 100 A. NJ train f,om Sandusky ana 3, 40
P. NJ train for Ohio CITY, sap at all stations.
T. PHILLIPS, Supt
sup'rs Office, c. ct. r II.
Cleveland. Nov C. s53
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Attachment Notice.

A 7 our instance a writ Of attachment was this
"A day issued by A. &. Ames, Il Justice of the
Peuce of Harris township, Ottawa CO., against
the property aud effects Of lssah Brown, u non
resident of said Cornt, for the sum OF $l9s.
Dated this 9Th day of February, A. D. 1854.
Signed HULL 81 BELL.
Feb. 17-'5l-4t
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YANKEE NOTIONS,
FINE AND COMMON

We defy Competition, as particular at.
ention is given To thl branch OF Business, aud
the Stock kept EiM and complete. Merchants and
Pedlars dealing in any of iIose Goods will find
it for their interest TO examine our Stock Ii may
he that some Merchants ara not fully ac-
quainted with the facilities afforded by Cleveland
Merchants. The wholesale trade Of our city, has
probably doubled in the last twelve months. We
should be- pleased 10 make the acquaintance OF
Merchants and lend Them all the aid in our power
to make them acquainted with our Merchants and
Business men, aud we will guarantee no mer-
chants who makes the experiment will regretit,
but R do ts others have done before them and
trade largely with Cleveland Merchants. Pui
dozen our Name and number, and call and see us.
III N. B.-Merchanl TaiIors will find it TO then
interest TO examine our Stock tt
. ALCOTT HORTON,
Ereiusire JoJLers, 81 Superior Street.
Cleveland, Ohio. Feb. 3, l854-3m.
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FIRST ARRIVAL OF THE sEisOh!
HEAD QUARTERS
VA Ell Es1 Va MD

fEHHE MAMMOTH STOCK is daily arriy-
"a ing, aud the old Reguiut is moving off with
hyng cnlors; the extra two rods which we havr
nsi added 10 nur store Room, is creating immense
excitement among the entire community, and the
rush is beyond 'precedeur Every bDdr goes TO
Head Quarters, aud should the whole country con-
tinue 10 do all their business with the Thrieeh
Rod Establishment, as they have done for the
past four weeks, we shall be Obliged TO bridge the
vi o K E.kHO u g Il
md the River, open our doors on the east bank,
sablisl, Telegraph Office in the rear. aud sell
Goods by lightning,
That beautiful clean Sugar, twenty pounds for
,ue dollar; Coffee at ten cents and Nails five
lollars per barrel, is what
Troubles Ills Old Line o. mghtsl
It is, however, generally understood that the last
meeting of ihs cd Combna ion broke up in u
row, there being dilTeresce Of opinion MS 10 who
should he The fighting cock the coming year;
those iinmese bumps. with the Smoke House al
taehcd, claimed the stand, while another party
laid in their clai u the ground Of htving added
"A new Ice Crenm Saloon up stairs: as they could
not agree. this old Thirteen Rod Establishment
agrees to settle the hash by giving the whole COM
bination
HAIL COLUNI BTA.
from mast he ad down. Look out for ripper this
Fall. We shall, however, hope TO sort up our
negh ghbors, in the WAY OF small articles as u'ua
and pay them Cash for all kinds ol Produce
the same as FaruIers. 1856 aa
| $500 5a, o. l.. MINIS g. co.
| Fremont, Sept Sd. '53.
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Heirs Wanted.

IF the heirs Of Nathan Miller. brother Of Thomas
i Miller, of Edinburgh Scotland. Ia Glover,
will sppl, TO the subscriber, they will hear Of q
egrry l-ft them hy said Thomas Miller.
J. b. BACON Penn Yan. Yates Co N Y.
FlNEFROCK IL PRICE,
jim, %, '54-if. Fremont Sandusky CO., o.
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The G,30A. M, from CIeAeland and 9. 10 A NJ
train from Toledo, Mt all stations. .ss... ,.t,,,.
I The 400 P. NJ. train from Cleveland and 8, ~
IP. M. train from Toledo stop at Oberlin, Norwalk
Monroeville. Clyde and Fremont only.
The 7,45 p. train from Cleveland md lh'
90 A, NJ from Toledo stops ~ all stations ex
ceri Camden, w Washington and Stony Ridge. y
Connecting at Cleveland with Lake Shore ant
Cleveland and Pitsbura Rail Road.
Al Monroesille with sandusky. Mansfield auc
Newark Rnilroud b, -,
4 At Clyde With Trains of Mad River ane
! Lake Erie Road.
! Counrplng at Toledo directly with Trains 81
| the Michigan Southern aLd' Northern Indiana all
l Road ..-.... .....
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r R A UD!

A LII who want AxEs of the real CoLLrSs & Co
IA make should be particular 10 notice the
stamps. as there are various cOuutrrfeitr aud imi-
iations stamped Collins aud labelled much like ours
which are fraudulrnily sold in some parts OF the
United states as our manufacture. They are
made in different parts of the country by various
axe. makers. aud are genernily Of a vary ipferio
qualify. The genuine Collins axes, which hav
acquired such all exirnsiver-pntaiion, are mvnri
ably stamped "COLLINS Il CO., HART
FOltD", aud each axe has aprinted label with
my signature. 1t is now more than TwENrY rlvE
YEAkEs since Ne commenced the business with the
sramp of " CotLrNs g. Co, HARTFpRD aud !
do moi know Of any other axe maker by the name
If Collins in The United States.
dec. II, IsG3. 6m. SAM. w COLLINS
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ALL hail i HE
Good philanthropist!
i WAS NAKED AND We CLOTHED MEl
IFe0d-Qn0Ftcrs takcn D0Wn!
A. G. U S DO R T
HOLD YOUR HORSES

or lie them up 10 post.
A. GUSDORF,o on account Of the great in
crease Of his trade. has been obliged ~ greatly
large his extensive Clothing Estabshtnsnt, ina.
king il by far the largest in Fremont, aud as large
f not larger rhan any in the North West He
has filled il 10 the brm with everything necessary
TO keep man warm, besides now and Then
sprnklng for the Little Ones; and IL there an't
cIo,hes enough for all creation and few over, am
no Judge; and they are all TO he sold on the Low
Pressure order, which has gained him such renown
over the whole country. So come ALL and bring
all The children. You will always find ren,Iemsn.
" clerks in attendance, who consider II no trouble
TO show goods Rrcolect his Motto, Small Profits
and Quick Sales! Aud charge for showing
| 0oodg tI @tH
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NOTICE.

A LII persons are hereby 70 hidden to harbsr OF
IA trust my wife on my account, AZ will pay
no debts OF her contracting after this date.
Feb. IS Ie54.-3t DAVID KIME.
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BARTLETT e. HAYNES,
Attorneys 4 CoMnsciiors at LAW,

FNENIUN y UTIT'Ts
Ma. G. G. IIAvSxs, formerly Of Huron County
having entered The office Of u. }. TliRrttrr &
SON. that Office will hereafter be conducted under
the frm Of f" BAKri.kTr g. IIArsts Z"
They will give ST, let attention 10 all busiuess en-
trusted 10 their care, and will promptly attend iC
collections throughout Ol 10.
((I5- Old ofIirs Of 3. }. B,prLrrr & Sos, r
FRiMoST, OH o, Feb 3, '5l.-tf.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

The uudersigned have been duly oppointed and
qualified as Executors of the last will aud Testament
Of Henry Havtnf, late OF Jackson Township, San
dusky County, decreased.
CHARLES @. GREENE.
JOHN INCKS.
Ian. 20, '5I.-4w.
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STOVES AND TIN WARE.
TO TnEPURLrC GENERALLY.

HO 'HhA ~ FU hAAC UEN ChAA AALA.
You will find among the useful as well as orna-
mental the following articles: Mill aud cross
saws. circular saws, picks, mattocks, mason IS
tools log chain, coil chain trace chains, hay
knives, straw kaivrs. shoves. hoes, manure forks,
steel scoops, lanter ns, pancake tnrnrrs, skates.
cloth hooks, curtain pinsand bands, tapers pdten,
doonsprings states, faucets slrars, scissors, pock
ct knives, ra7ols, srops soap, caslors. pi'iol',
uuns rifles umbrella stands, shovel and longs
srapos and every article usually sold in Hardware
Establishments. .t ID
at The Beps' Store
CANFIELD & MITCHELL.
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Aoprrtisemtnts.
EIREMEN N0TIcE.

FIhEMEN NUTICEs ~
ENGlNE Company No. !, will meet at the
H Court House, Monday vening March 9Th,
al So o'clock. BY order Of the foreman.
l. O. WALES gec'v
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JOHN LINDsAY,s ESTATE.

Notice is hereby given that The subscriber has
been duly appointed Administrator, on the Estate
OF John Lindsay, late Of Sandusky County, de-
ceased.
JAMES PARKS.
Riley, Feb "a, l3J4
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Chain Pumps.

| A large arrival of chain. pump reels, pine, *
| "A zink iubeng, ~ rollers lor chain pumps,
| Ths new link iubeing, seems TO be- all that is
wanting 10 render this very popular pump, per
feet in every particular. Warnted not TO freeze
! in the coolest weather--we ak our friends aud
every hody who are in want of Il pump Ia exam
inc this arlicle al the Hardware Slorr Of the Boys
CANFiELD Il MITCHELL.
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- LADIES TO!
Magnificent Dress Goods

Silks Satlns, Paris de Grape, SILK Grenadine
Silk Alhanles, new STYLE printed Berage, Chsi
Berape, large lot Of French, English aud Amerl-
Befare de Laines ofhe newest STYLES and most de.
sirabIe patterns. A superior assortment OF French
and other Ginghams-the most beautiful patterns.
Mohairs Pop'.i,s, plain figured and cbangeable
Apsccas ialso, Superior Black silk Lus!res Apacca
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
Agents,

LA WARD. EtepsOat--E. E. Nswman ~,
salkS-fI. Miller, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n a Glsb-
!, ns; ;Afiaa-A. d WRIGHT. PerrgsbuFe---J. q.
Gregory JMalsnee City-G. r.. Merlen. 6aaa3ar.
ky--R. Chadwick. Tstsis-- Ebbsr 4 94ssss n ~
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GOING, GONE
ALCOTT & HORTON
CLEVELAND.
I'D R Y G. o D I'D 5
.FT' Ey'ESOEE ES.RKE.
FOR SPRING TRADE.


TINE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully in
l. form the merchants of Sandu>ky County and
Vicinity that they have now in Store aud are dai
" receiving good Stock of Staple aud Fancy Dry
Goods which they are prepared Ia ofet 10 The trade
as GOOD terms can be found in any Market
We enumeral- below few styles Of goods com
posing our stock:
100 Bales bro. Sheeiings all grads very heavy
200 - Bats assorted prices
20 ColoreG Waddng
50 /" Stirring Stripss all qualities.
so i" Thkincs assorted
100 +" Wicking
10 Red Flnnne!s Twilled
10 +" I" 4" Ilain
% Cases Canton Flunnels assod and very cheap
leo Prints well assorted all standards makes
10 Kentucky Jeans and Tweeds direct from
tie mancfatturrrs .
10 81 Mn>n Dsi.aines well assorted
10 s' Coored i.awnS, (Dress Goods
Cases White G,ods, Goa prisiug, Swiss
Mnsln., Victoria Lawns, Jac onet caui-
brics, &c, &c.
% " Cases Deums. er#t
! so Bale. Seamless Bags.
Biatk Silk Velvet r bbons all widths, Millinery
Goods and Dress Trimmings ofnll kinds. Plar
Satin raifrln Ribbons ali coIors and widths.
Black Silks-aii kinds
| Florence do-all colors.
| Ard I'm
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WHOLESALE.

invite those wishing 10 purchase at Wholesale
TO Inspect nv stock, which will be found wellfl-
ted for the trade, and by far superior TO any in this
part of the country. t..t. 81. i.
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Bay Stnte, Waterloo e. Empire State Shavls
double and single from so cents up to IL dollars.
Grape, Berage, Tibbet, Slrada, aud Six
Shawls. s.-spendid patterns, and the ladies cannot
fail TO be suited
The gentlemen will find good assortment OF
Broad cloths, CdiSimeres, Sdttinets, Jeans,
&C., Of the finest quality, which will be sold cheap.
BOOTS g. SHOES, HATS & CAPS
in great variety from the best to the most con,nen
quaty--warranted well made--and will be sold
low. fine article Of Shoes for the Ladies', OF the
best and Iates patterns. Cali aud see.
All sorts Of India Rubber CloMing,
so low to frigh,en tnd folks. But come along
don't be scaredi
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Or EADFUL IN NHERITAkC CT
fra.n tina Paranfa.

And must this continue Shall we be wise Ia
all that the cattle OF fields, horses.
sheep, our cows our oxen, the nature and
character Of the soil We possess, the texture and
quality Of our goods and merchandise but in all that
concerns ourselves human beings, with humas
p pent involving our future peace and hsppipsss-
IN all that concerns the health and welfare Of the
wife Of our affections. and the mother Of oar shil
dren in all that concerns the mental and physical
well being of those children, We SHOULD DO i'm
mersed in the darkest and most
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THE MARRIAGE STATE ;
MOST STARTLING CONSIDERATIONS! !
Reflections for The Thoughtful.

Strange that countless human beings exist ana
drag through life as do the beasts Of tho Geld,
the insects Of the earth, evincing more though.
reflection than though tho noble faculties Of mind
were not vouohsafed TO them. ,uc1 ,-H
Many such are husbands and fathers, upon whom
are dependent the health, the well-being, and the
happiness OF conhdiDg and afectOnate wife, with
perhaps a family Of children.
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v W@tey ArrdagemfnG

| On and AFTER Monday, Nov i4th. 1883 Pas,
snger Train. will raa daily, (sandays excePtsd,)
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Ten Thousand Copies IN Ten Days.
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Corps EDITORIAL
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BUCHANAN ON GRAPE cULTURF
AND LoNGwoRTH ON TILE srRAwnrppy

AND DAotsSWohiHO OE The STRAWBERRY.
THIS day published, the Fifth Edition. Revisss
One volume limo. cloth, So cents.
This volume should be in the hands of every cuIt;
Vator OF these delicious fruits for IL cmbodies n
compact and available FORM the experiences Of accom
plished and practical Horticulturists on mb;sats
which have come directly under their own obscrya
uon Tor a long series Of years. Of former edition
ot buchanan on the Grape" we subjoin few
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
Mr. Downing. in his Horticnlfuxria, says It deals
more with facts with actual experience and obserya
ton, and less with speculation supposition. and be.
lei than nything on this topic that has vet appear
90 IN the United States. In other words n man ma y
take It, and plant vineyard, and raise grapes With
success -"
Furnishes, in q small space, n very great amount
OF instructive information relative to the culture Of
the Grape - Farmers and Planters Encvciopadia.
Will be found to convey the most opportune and
valuable instruction to all interested in the subject
Mails Frnit and Flower Garden
Those who desire the book sent by nail viii r.
csiye IT. prepaid, by remtting the price, by letter
postpaid, to the Publishers.
MOORE, ANDERSON, 4 CO.,
naion |i-]W Cincinnati
For salo by LIPPINCOTT, GRAMBo a co. phil.
adelphiai IvIsoN 4 PHINNEY, New York.
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SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY,
AND WALNUT FURNITURE,

TUST received at WALLS cheap House Furnish
u ing Warerooms, on Seventh street. opposite the
National Intclligcncor Office, among which may be
found
Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut Tetc-a-Tctc and
sofas in hair, CLOTH and brocatee, in great vari-
ety.
Easy Chairs, Arm Chairs, and Rockers to match
Mahogany, Walnut, French, and Cottage Bcdsteads;
Walnut and Mahogany Etagcres;
Cabinets and Whatnots;
Mahogany and Walnut marblo-top and plain Bureaus;
Mahogany, W Walnut. and Maple Wardrobes;
Feather Beds, hair and shuck Mattresses;
Handsome gilt and Mahogany Mirrors;
And very largo and general assortment OF all
kinds Of goods necessary for furnishing to which the
attention Of those furnishing is respectfully invited
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. All
Of which will be sold worry low at WALLS House
Furnishing warcrooms, on Seventh street, opposite
Integencer Office. Jan. 2-dlw