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May6-eodSd,

QEli.si BELLS nELhsi-for churches, academies, fac
plantations etc., made and large ssso
subscribers their old
foundry which bern operation for thirty
manufacture perfected
their bells world wide celebrity for volume Of sound and
quality The recently succeeded In
applying moulding bell casting
which perfect snd ev
their beis they have
ceived anussy ss The h premium "a silver meda) Of the
Worlds ke~ York, all Others from this
Europe being composition and which the eighteenth
MEDAL besides diplomas Thar I'm. been awarded them They
have
weight furnish order chimes
ssses ard cansds Their bsn9nr comprising and
valuable of yoke,
the bell spring acting
The ciapper, sound; ape toins
proved revolving yoke, fancy hscsnxs bress bronze
any dcnen furnished We supply whole
improved hangine rshsrs bells proper
srecshcasionr b~irg in
Surveyors
Being imm-dist~ principal
either railroad
dsp~'ch, which, either personally w
specially solicited.
A. MENEEIy's SONS
Feb A-dly West Troy, Albany NV.
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TYPES Of Nsnkind chronological Ncscnrthes.
upon Ancient Paintings Sculptures,
cfana Of haccs, Sc, by 6. Nou y, and George r.
Kew sksch ~ Narss Eve in yofssr snd other
tales. srecicd from Chsmhrras Miscellany.
An H'ccai Ter, Book Alta ." Biblical Gsogaphyi by
I.ymsp Coleman.
Josr published. and gos sale al &c.
TAYLOR n MAuRYs,
Az 40 = bookstore, sl, ~
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WILL ss al private ths beautifully located property in
.sa s cs.s sss ssr-
~ mile Two rsAss us w.Sassa s' s', sas hsa
hour AID as r.sas,s. e Sy we s asS
going and Us. .sfd. . sss ass
sos ely and ouLsr ciies oa : lines
% ss sssS s S 70 VS. %
beautiful view Of The Surrounding .oonuy cf ay
three counties shore BE
o On Z an orchard q choice a
Of Pos, Office the spot where daily malls are
nearly religious academies and colleges Of The
Having sold II gentlemen Baltimore ior
viva ,.s cottage s wao are no.
s 2. o 4 laid oa ~ s map NE s
and ssss, Kinds q Saislas aud
BEEN occupied . sSs" I.
sns n ~ s ss
s Sss; sas a Win ss nns IN q y
baltimore the mos, desirable
ssasass.. siis. during ne s.m%.
ssas se 90
during Railroad communication TO and fro"
sddoa his residences there y an
~n zoo yards 81 the station which ar been
s. and o. superior qualify ssss mad
his opinion 70 its value and refer % his e,s, below
xry shown Sy Mr Cox. proprietor Of the Relay House
FERNS liberal. One aSh cash i ., 3 4, and
'7' j. H. LUCKETT. Baltimore
Pslf 25th will be offered at pub
Exchange, Daimoe that day. BY Messrs Gibson
4 Co., auctioueers. 5s4u
LAsoaAronY OF THE STATE Cnxnsr,
% Exchange Buildings, Baltimore, April 10 1884,
DsAR reply your OF April 81, in which as
opinion The properties and value Of enclosed samp
taken from your fIm adjoining The Relay House
OHIO that resembles
plastic bmnous peclay OF yeiowish white color whe
buna variety which especially appropriated TO the manuc
earten and II mixed with
quantity Of fire bricks and crucibles
BY opening and working this valuable material you VIII develo
q and most important resource Of our State.
Very truly, &c, .....,..
To j. II. LuoKETr, Esq, Baltimore city.
May 6-eodr35tbinsL
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M.Y li-dlf
school curnis~riasd University. aeb..os.
Tennessee

y. n
Tennessee
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham cau,her, late Of the
Judges Of Tennessee
Nathan Green, Of vdrcs supreme
of Tennessee
Hon Erum6eld L. Ridley, The enaneelots Of
Judges dcv their whos exclusively
the school
Plan Of fnsirioal. Dams examinations eeeh elias. the
hook No regular ~ lectures hat the
daily lesson. the ei the examinations
q Weekly aud equity, ~hsh
a prnfs
them through nil
prnctee framed prepare
aasas records documents be
ln taken by appeal - .
upreine which 10 held monhiy the
public ead session The students clerks,
uors Judges chanceors, and IN other official
gaciiies with their suits.
the third
tembcr Thursday February The
succeeding Monday in February and
Thursday IN July.
frpenses per Tuition Zee $50 advance;
~ bosdina SO students books
VIII chc can BIZ had in the Lebanon bookstores.
Four sessions required complete coass the
dents enter No previous study required Tor al
There flif regular uasse-. students
any time during the collegiate year.
f1stu q q nons Legislature GnIasgipd wi h the sr,oo
~umbet Of sindens The last collegiate orhiy-s,s
ROBERT l.. CARGrHERS,
Feb lI-~eeiy President Board Of Trustees
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No. 400.
NOTICE og WITHDRAWAL from private entry OF
IN lying fifteen miles each side OF the
vIcKsDuRo, MISSISSIPPI.
behalf Of the Interests
proposed mentioned the
directed ,he and until the IN
public lands lying within fifteen miles Tor
either side OF ad
road being townships be Withheld from sale
eny claims, excluded from the
and thar purpori
accordingly the land officers TO wit
subject sale MONROE, LOUISIANA
NortA Of the base line and east Of The meridian.
Townships deen eighteen, nineteen and
twenty, 10 six, inclusive
Townsps fifteen, seventeen, eighteen nine
teen, twenty OF range seven.
Townships cen sixteen, eighteen and
nineteen, ranges eight fourteen, inclusive.
Townships fifteen and sixteen, range fifteen.
North of the base line and rest Of the meridian.
ecn sixteen, seventeen eighteen, nineteen and
twenty, Of ranges one 10 I'VE, inclusive
,Au the district subject
:
NORTH Of the base iins and wet Of the neridGn
Townships fieea, Sixteen eighteen
twenty, OF 10 thirteen, inclusive.
under hand, the General Land Once city OF Wash
ingon, this l7th day December, 1855.
BY order OF the President:
20 JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Dee LA
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CIRCULAR.

THE this coparnershp for the
transaction Of general banking business under the name and
Keller Mckinney, their office Pennsylvania
prepared receive the
such may think proper open business with them
the purchase and sale OF
commission The making Of collections the
principal United and Europe, and the negot
PETER A. KELLER,
WAsHrHaroN, May 1, 1854. J. q. MCKINNEY.
In
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r ETTER and rooIscap papers. ruled and plain. rrom
Ii 81 IS a. 80 per ream, for sale by
COLLINS, BOVINE h CO.
ntrest W
Branch Of satoncrs Hsu, ia and 76
Ap ia-dim Pear street. New York
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ickr ICEfI icEirr

lu ks public very lib
eral 'or ine and hopes
unurnce OF thn
Having the Of large will
aed dealers and hts
o. IN such smaller qoaaies they require through the
price.
orders by Charles Snu duVgs
syivania John T. Given Co..
~ IL 18th and ut oact Monument hill
or they may be directed 20 through the pos, Oh
Mar s--iaw2m JND. PETTfBoNE
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ksowlEs.s Pro"eu"ci"g picsion,ry &c the English
N Language Incorporating lsbofs Sheridan
and sddns thousand additional vel, large
ocsvo, 30 London 1850 Price, ~ Is Imported from
London by FRANGK TAYLOR.
April 70
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VALUABLE UNEMPLOYED PROPERTY BY THE RAIL
depot a Thursday the 18th shall
premises, O'Clock, valuable
building situated north D. between North Capitol street and
the residence OF MI Foy, and
depot of oanai lot No p Ia
No $40 The lot fronts 60 feet on street.
ming inches alley
We deem unnecessary 70 anything more relative TO the To-
described well known, md
induce wishing max.
good than other for sale IN Washing
Terms One fourth cash balance twelve eighteen, and
the purchaser notes for the deferred
men bearing from day Of d.ei gwen and deed
Of taken. Title indepstnh'e. . -
Mav6-eod&da Aucuoneers
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rsxAsuss DHsAszss~r, yasassy 1, 1854
Notice hereby given shs holasss = De fOowss esessd
uned sse that h's asssrsns rsSasss pSs
chase. any tbs date hsssoi snA s asst Of june
horizons ock snaounng The
.ullion dollars and the hssetnanss
TONED, TO witt
preference given the order Of time In which said
ay The cef6catss duly assned The United
States parties who The amount thereof mu.
transmitted this upon The receipt Whereof
price will paid compounded Of following pasicuai
d The par value, specified Ia each certificate
T. premium authorized BY uie ACT Of
stock u the loan authorised BY The act Of lSs
ccmber, 1904 half psr cenI On the stock o. ms
authoxcd Of 1871 and 1885, and
tbs former the 5st December 1907 and inc iaei On e M
june per and ON the STOCK Of INC loan
1885, and edeezhs on he Sst o. Dccem
her, 1884 lcommony Texan ndenni ten cent
ID Of each ceruncae nom the Let o. January
1854 receipt and sstusnsat At The treasury WIN inc
r the 70 reach the owns Of one dsy
IN addition.
Paymen, Treasurer Of
States Boston New York
JAMES GUTHRIE
Jan 3-dtistJune Secretary the Treasury.
TINITKD STATES Mall Line Caliror nta. Aspin-
elias eam.hps approved BY Department
1000 tons burden guAIan,ying speed and .ydy 20 u ~,
lansi, from SIX miles
a'y road rsesny pat n noIoush order single
and he baggage being only transferred once TO and nom mue
There Win liver transportation future
The route !. s.r free e. Isns q any a1:eripsSSn a
No. .ss s.s d.sssssa il
% . .ss e e e. ~ 70 s ss made
Passengers viii leave Panama the day AFTER they arrive Aspn
Through tickets rals agency, III
West street, New York.
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ZiNC PAiNTThe subcrber having been appointed agents
q ns e S %
bic in baltimore at the compsn Prices and on the same liberal
white warranted and UNSURPASSED by
Il 8 esesp nu nae sconopcsi paIn. '''' y o''
The color unsauaed as durable covering for cot
il has given entire subtraction
ceence having recently been ais
es and e IN s ny
this respect hss are John
No. Camden st, Baltimore,
RECOMMENDATIONS.
U. s. NAvr-rAnD, Gosro.T vas,.
of experiments conducted by with the utmost
sa for me Of uSs have
the important discovery Una. inc white zinc paint,
aganst av.ge. the formation Of barna
ss % s ss pam" or any
Bureau Of sla. snd Docks. w..niason,
% d. ps" and s1 and en
alike for entire in sa wse opposite this navy
ssSis qualss decided superiority oyour paint
You ea s,"'i sss 10 sv full yuSey to ,s .sose stated facts
which much importance sskspt fro" the naval and
am respectfully, your obedens servant,
In.psesor y; zs. ?, Navy e. S.'S co'po't Va
orrror orN Y. LvrnrooI u 8. MAE srrAx.m. Co..
The nj. company exclusively The zinc psia
' Mar asHss saae' '"'' sow1ED <. COLLINS. Asen,
our, Of ri,..barx and County Of Am.sn.ny. PENN
Of The city Of and eos1 p g 5
Company. by which they guaranteed.
we confidently them capitalist. and dc
The bonds together exhibit
"''n may be obtained ''o ToSsToS Ssaoa2as
Agents the Pisurs connslsvils Railroad compasv
LEASE,
THE Nauos.I TnaAras the city OF Washington for the
The world, and ye,
Improvements contemplated viii he ia
.abis company selected proprietor
The receipts ,hu.a The
the q ans on ss rem M npoao, OF
their respective sane. The proprietor would have no claim tor
TIE proprietor would like therefore receive communication,
proprietor the best ,alen, by paying
gs be known ,h. proprietor alo.e
win 20, es himself a, liberty 70 reveal the name OF any psoed
s % Sss"s p,ss' , can s b TO
Apl4-dm Nat. Era and starl
BY y. &. MCGUIRE. Asetsosesr.
TRysTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE Improved rRorLRTy.
y yir.ue o. Of beaas January
ss sSs s c ss [ a ne ss ~ ss @ @
s ne r s e ~ :s e
running i~s.v iss hence no.'h
alley and The place Of sssnn'ss with
the mpyem,s consisting ofs two brick dwelling house
cssh JNO. w. McKlM
RICH H. CLARKE.
Trustees.
Jas. O. Mcguire,
An l1-2awSs AurtoneeT.
comrnodlors
nns rooms papered painted
and
ate; 49, Solicitors Once, Treasury Department.
i5-du
TINS give THAT the su ribcss have Obj
from ohans ccur Of Washington county, In The Dis
Columbia the rrrsosal estate Of
selsb obsis, Washington deceased Al
havr claims The said deceased hereby warned to
srht tho vouchers thereof the subscribers
before the 2 day c March they otherwise BY law be
escladed from all benefit Of the said estate.
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WANTED 40 rens Immediately, comfortable dwell
neghborhood,
rooms with kitchen, Sci location ~ the fr-t Second wards
preferred
Wanted OF well finished
dw.
Kitchen psnes stable, The be furnished
and bath astnres the locally unotjeouonahIe
of
tenants nv leaving property
price, Sc "Wednesday, tho 9oth instant, with sub
9s-d AnctnnscF and iommtssion Merchant
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Delaware College.
THE this Institution viii Wednes
i day, instaf
Besides collegiate the of instruction
scenhc srdibR facilities
wishing
liberty make selection o. studies from either de-
for catalogues containing fun information address
DANIEL WILDWOOD, President
Newark, Del April 4, 1851
Ap6-iav3w
no ISyESTOhs.The OF Proi-cuvs
Union 7b the portico NJ the
Patent Once
The Office ready make examinations and solicit
10 its M. mi with ali sossible despatch.
will with the ofce, where models
can be mad a
odc~ where drfred In
formation objects u The tUuion.n
be addressed the central Office, where pomp
will be given them,
Central Office, Washington ID. ".
r.. q. CLAYTON
President Of Inventors Protective National Onion.
ls-diy
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The Of these ships will be accountable for gold
lion, specie, eciry precious unless h
ladp signed iherer and the value srpess
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4 Office the removal OF the land once from
N SPARTA 10 ElsBA ia ALABAMA.
Under authority entitled can authorizing
changes land ouces," approved March 1883 II
land once for the sale
public SPARTA District Alabama will be
OF SPARTA present ocaion to ELIZA,
In Coffee county, State thc day Of April next
under hand u Washington this fourteenth
OF February Domn thousand ch hundred and
any four. .,, -, n,..
the PRESIDENT
ions WI
Commissioner of the General Land Once.
IT-w1aw
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I,uH commodor. story house,
on h street, Of
has veccntly been
Throughout and
atey 90 Solicitors Once, Treasury Department.
i5-du
rrH a. give notice the subsc rb~ss have
Orphans ashingon counV, the
uci Columbia the rcrsoaal estate Of
selsh Iohs. Washington deceased Al
deceased hereby
srh,tt Subscribers
before the 2e day f March they otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit Of the said estate
Given under this 3lst day of March, 1884
i H. 4 slsis sSAS'k' ,rrr'".r.
Apol-isw3w
NEW York. May Al. Iss3.The undersigned has This day
opened Once No ~ William
foS the trans al general brokerage busnes~.
Bank insurance, mining, aoAd Rovernens sssse city
sccnrucs bought and sold
M.v DIFF r9ANVks " HART
yuss ne~~tw~d at Taylor asa Ms~ry's.
rur Plurality 81 Worlds. with Edward
am. 10 me Pan; or hs Bibh In Home,
Market place nv the Rev. w. *, Ewecdss, ID. II.
The of Rome by thc Hight Rev William >. KIP
ID. ~.
Narrative Voyage sohwsss Coast Of Americas by Ga
broi Frnochefe
Ceraa~s by Madame de stae-new edition.
vnthekt by Rockford
ale roefso y
Western sessss and Adventmss-iliustratrd.
life Of Napoleon by HAscu do
pf,c,,cH Surveyed Guide by Andrew Duncan.
Frank Leslie's Ladies Gazette u Fashion, for May.
hsys sHf "ooSsose, near "n street
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HIIE l. a LIBRARY ts pubIished Philadeiphts
large monthy do lars annurrprpiinl
English books, which,
would subscriber tiny dol
advantage of through the
ofthe United saea The wort
be examined q the bookstore OF
May FRANCK TAYLOR.
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SOMETfiING NEW.ln OF the liberal
Metropolitan Gallery the proprietor has made
Verge, from Lopd by whose
danueeopes will be coorea with baney and dara
method and
banty decacy OF detail the finest paintings ivory
ladies' yent~men invited TO max"
then be
bod designated Metropolitan Gallery over Lane
| GEO. ADAMS, Arbst
Mar l6-du
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ZINE English Editions an Fine Library bindings,
undersigned, this day opened,
many standard authors, at ualy low prices
May FRANCk TAYLOR
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD ron

AMERICAN HOUSE. Hanover street, Boston
~ Lewis Rice Rebuilt, enlarged and slegasy furnished Pos
t,lthe modern and scco"m"
ion of The uavcllirr peblic.
Dec " DIV
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Orders for tickets packages
splandid prompt
will immediately after II ID
TO all who order from
Address Z. j. BUCKLEY, Agent,
May Wilmington, Delaware.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-10-27
FREMONT JOURNAL.
Friday, Oct. 27, 1854.


The WEATHER. Rain has been quite
abundant within the Inst few weeks, and
our wells and cisterns are being rapidly hl'
led up, so tha. we no longer hear com
plants Of the scarcity Of water. Within
few mornings past, "Jact Frost" has visited
US quite freely, as if to admonisb us Of the
near approach of winter. We have had
however, thus far pleasant autumn. The
past summer has truly been one Of severe
trials and sfIlictions; death has visited the
hearth stone Of both the rich and poor; and
we presume that winters near approach Il
hailed with joy, by these especially. who
have suffered from sickness, as the wintel
season is most generally healthy one. Fog
has also greeted us with its presence, ant
it has been as plentiful in the valley Q
the Sandusky as "bloouks" have been il
the Maumee
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ES- A locomotive passed west. on the
c. st R. r., On Monday evening last, with
.forty freight cars attached. al of which
were heavily loaded. The amount of busi
ness this road is doing at present, is al.
most beyond precedent. We are informed
that every passenger train which passes
over the road, is literally crowded, SO great
is the tide of immigration and travel. The
company have failed to procure the neces-
sary amount of cars TO accommodate the
rush Of travel, and the consequence is that
we find every car full TO overlooking; a
number of the passengers having either
to ride on the platform, outside, or stand
upon their feet inside, and that too, in the
midst of large assembly of people. which
is always more or less unpleasant 10 both
parties. The company, we presume, will
soon remedy this difficulty. by procuring a
more extended amount of accommodations
SO that all can occupy comfortable quarters
while they pass over the line.
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FIRKnES's FEsTNAL-The Fire Compa-
MES, of this town, propose giving festival
on the % Of November next, at Buckeye
Hall. We have not the least doubt but
the occasion will prove an interesting one
to those present. Our 6remen know how
to get up an entertainment of this charac.
ter, and they are making extensive prepar
atoms. and also anticipate "a good ,ime."-
To those who arc skilled in pedal perform
ancos, an invitation is extended-a { emile
manly. polite and experienced board o
managers will be on hand, ready and viii
ling TO wait upon the guests. Carriages
will be in attendance at O'Clock, p. NJ.
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Died

On Sunday the 22d inst, in Sandusky, o,
dysen,ary, Dr.. DAsIEL TrLDEr, Jr., aged 8
years.
In Sandusky township Oct | 9Th 1854, Of ty-
phoid fever JOHN W., son OF John l.. anf
Eliz ,beth Cole, aged Is years, months and
days.
He was young man Of great pr omise, ant
love- by all that knew him. During his llnesI
he experienced religion, and gave evidence il
his death, THAT all was we'll" A short tim,
before his death he sang loud and distinct, "j
soon shall be happy in eternity" and thus hi
passed away, to sing Gods praise IN noble
strains in Heaven. w. ii. 8.
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Notice to School Teachers.

TNHE regular FALL SESSION of the
i Board of School Examiners for Sandu sky
County, will commence
September 22d, at o'clock. p ~.
i'm the Lutheran Church.-and continue FOL
Nine consecutive Fridays, thereafter.
at the same hour and place.
The Board will grant certificates TO those
ONLY who pass A GOOD examination in Or.
biography, Reading, Writing. Arithmetic, Ge-
ography and English Grammar. No examin.
alton will be had only OF the regular dsys, and
applic anis will govern themselves accordingly
BY order of the Board,
GEO. w. CLICK. Clerk.
Sept. IS, l654-34 10
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Choice Bargains,
Now offering at
Beery's Cash Store!

CLYDE, OHIO.
T am daily receiving additions TO my large
i stock Of Cheap Goods, Of New Styles.
Ey- Our terms are CASH -Ag
Ane we shall not sell a DOLLAR'S' worth on
CREDIT. " Cash Customers will please
cell and examine tho following Splendid bar.
gains:--
A Large Stock Of Groceries,
Teas De. aud Coffee Is. Tobacco big pile, all
kinds; Rice, Goldfish Syrups and Molasses; we
have an article Of Honey Syrup, new thing for
hotel aud Family use.
1000 yds. LADIES' Dress Goods,
Prints, all wool delaines, plaids all STYLES, al
about any price Also, new styles Of Shawls
aud Falmas, that are not kept in this vicinity.
Also, "A large stock Of Ladies' Collars, Chemi.
setts, under sleeves and hosiery.
$4,000 Worth of CLOTHING, at pri.
ces that no one cal compete with. Nice, new
STYLES and tip top made. Also, those 5 cords
HATS and CAPS, and Mems wear in CASH
mers, sstinets, fannels, dra wers, understands
and neck lies. And then we come to
l,500 prs. BOOTS and SHOES. for La
| dies, children and men, new styles. 500 pair,
boys aud misses' boots that are right, and
shall reduce the price on boots and shoes this
fall. Our stock is tip.top, aud prices, o. X
Also. the best stock Of staple and fancy Goods
Sptiuet at IS Cd aud upwards; red nanneis a
low figures: Tweeds cloths and cassmers, a.
wool goods 20 per cent less than last year,
prices.
Crockery and Hardware--Carpets a
cost and transportation. Wall and Windov
Paper--i 900 rolls, cheap. Lots Of Goods no
enumerated. Remember, this is the place t
get goods right.
Eg We take almost anything in ex
change for our Goods. NJ Foreign Ban
money at par. L. b. BERRY.
Clvde, o., Oct. 81, 1854. An
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Married.

On Monday morning Oct 23d, 1854, by Rev
w. a. Seely. Mr. HORACE ". CLARKE
Of Fremont, and Miss JANE Z. TREAT Of
BallviIle.
The happy pair have The best wishes Of all
hands; "msy their lives be as happy as the cake
is good!" was tho exclamation Of our devil.
On Thursday the 18th inst, In Somerset o.,
by Rev. John Rugan, Mr.. c. N. DEAL aud
Miss MARY ANN FOY.
Miss Mary Ann, for greater Joy,
Has married Printer Boy"
Aud we hope Il is for her veal
That she has made Mis- Qrsss) Deal.