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France. Kaic Of England. Rate Of N

The remedy for the continued drain England to be
found only in lower prices for those commodities for which
she the best market That remedy sought in
nuay advancing rates Of interest, by which gradually
agnao of trade is brought about On the continent, how
ever Of interest falling which cnds raise prices
there and therefore to equalze them with those of Great
Britain The Bank OF France recently reduced its from
to4 The Bank of Prussia and Berlin did the thing
and the at leading points stand now follows:
London 81 per cent. Berlin 4per cent.
Paris do Amsterdam do
Hamburg do New York II do
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Doctor McReynods, wing candidate for senator in ~
district composed Of Jackson Cass and Bates countsa
Missouri, comes out boldly with platform in defaucs
the Of his party He lays down his creed in nine
ces and in the third of which he Gays he s in favor Of
immediate organization Of the Nebraska Territory M
posed by Mr. Douglas.
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Magnificent Eafoypriso-Libero Equitable and Certain"
I u. WHtTEHURsT has decided
- OF enterprise $50
personal be disposed among the hoder
shares the earliest possible date after the sale Of all the shares
The each which entities holder equitable
the magnificent collection
property also,
self friend the cerh
IL presented At either Of his galleries
g.. n. KIRK. wM. H. RILEY.
Washington, O.. Penn. Richmond Va, ~ Main
between AZ and 9th Petersburg, Va Sycamore
BSltimore ms Market Wilmington, North Carolina.
Norfolk Va, Main street Fayetteville, North Carolina.
Lynchbnrs w, Main street.
Also arrangements following celebrated
galleries o redeem The certificates, viz;
Gurneys gallery, No. $40 Broadway New York; d. Collins
galleries, 100 l66 Chestnut Philadelphia D.
Collins Co.'s, Wesheid, Mass, and u. O. Collins Co o.
Sprtn Maas.
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Magnificent Eatopriso-Literol, Equitable, and Cerai,

$4,000 Worth and Personal Estate Tor
People.
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{. Collins Col. Wsslhed, Mass, and D. O. Collins e.
Springfield, Msss
LIST or REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE.
one superior farm near Norfolk Va valued a..... $1,000
D. e. on second street. second Frederick $500
second and Frederick streets 800
Ono seaan, house In WashnRton $500
and otin Washington street 800
Ienns Town Hail Observation-Disclosures. $500
Georgetown street, $500 osch... 1000
Ono lot in Washington sirec,...........
800
5000
silver 50 100
Twenty 10 30 2c
iisloon ripR
kipseeu heavy rold al
Twenty .iv 400
Tity 6nr lsdss' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 900
Ff,y 6ne br.spps observation-disclosures. 500
fine gold pencils 90 1W
M. nnna,ed inc poYtn,ouns 500
one nundrrd nno card caees commencement. 1000
yiry 6peh reid 90 SOC
one hundred splendid gold ocket 10 90 1000
thousand ANNALS
thousand Photographic Ar Journals ......,. 800
aso coo
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In Philadelphia last week. the jury in the case of Young
Young for divorce discharged In consequence Of
the testimony making one Of tho jurors sick.
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Music CAPiroL.The crowd on the Capitol grounds
to hear the music OF the Marine Band yesterday afternoon
immense
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ny aREEs & sOorr, Aae.ao...r..

By GREEN Il SCOTT, AncAi0aaeers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT THE CORNER OF NEW
York and Goth
the 18th shall sell, O'Clock Of
premises that beautiful building lot situated Of New
west being square
inches on Goth street, containing s,ai4 feet.
The described handsomely located and the sale
will be well worthy the attention Of wishing make good
Terms liberal, and made known at sss -
June l0--d ea @a AuctionecYs.
IRENCH INSTRUMENTATION MAUKY have
including sanne Baac, Lsnartns vsman, Dumas Kock,
Eugene sue, and Victor Hugo. ~
June Is Bookstore, near Ninth street.
DANK Of England writiag Ink.
ID Bank Of England sealing @zsss .
Also, Lonoon ipdehbe ink for writing linen, cotton, silk
used without any other accompaniment or preparation
This day received direct from the Makers Lnndon -
June Is FRANCk TAYLOR
BY J. g. MCGUIRE, Aucsion eer.
A DMINIsTRATORs' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL. Es-
TATEOn Tuesday afternoon June 20, II O'Clock on ths
premises shall sell lot No 37 fronting ~ feet
north between 7 and 18th streets west and running
back l49 a U-fee alley
beautifully used immediately opposite The residence
very desirable for frscass residence
AT 8K O'Clock
No. square No. fronting 81 feet inches
South Capitol street, between south and streets, running
back l75 feet 3 inches.
third cash the residue In six and twelve months
for notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
RS. FRENCH,
Administrations.
JAS. C. McGUlnE,
June I5-s Aucioneer.
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CRY eaARTEs.The memorial published below Is being
circulated among citizens for their signatures
already been signed by large number Of them II fol-
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An exchange paper says; Any would suppose that
the employment q sewing the most peaceful and quiet
occupation in the world and yet il is absolutely horrf
ing to hear ladies talk of stettos bodkins gatherings
surgings hcmming gorings, cuttings whippngs acngs,
cuttings, and hastings What list Of nbominables.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,


Hon. RoskRr McCLxLLAsp,
Secretary Of the Interior
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The Springfield lass) Republican (whig) admits that
"such thing as national wing party does not exist
In Savannah the subscription in aid of the widow Of the
late James Batchede has reached nearly thousand dol
liars.
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The Countess fBeauregard DIETER known Miss How
ard and from her aoa with the present Emperor of the
French married towards the last OF May al ST James
Church. Piccadia London, to Clarence Treawney, esq,
Engishman late in the Austrian service 1t is under
stood the is possessed Of considerable prop
erty, and ready-made family.
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The correspondent of the Newark Advertiser from Genoa
in speaking of the sinking of the steamer Hcrculaneum by
a collision in the Gulf Of Genoa, says
Mr. Ed. Knight, Englishman, whose wife and two
children perished has since died in this city of gangrene
resulting from bite of his wife During their last sru-
gle together in the Mr.. n proposed to abandon the
children he could both them and her but she
cined, and went down with themn the desperation OF
the moment biting off one of his fingers"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-06-02
BONPLAND,S.
Fever and Aguc Rem cd V F.

Ills neithrr Patent, Qpaek or Empiric. lai a
6pnune eprcifc prephted rom ihr Recipe of u
Physician. aud approved bt the widest aud best
knawn scientific heiuiet IN the Con ,trys DIR !.
J r.. CHIFFON, OF Nrw York; mud hy him
recommended 10 tie aorld (voiuntarily aud with :
nut pry) for its valuable properties; and declared
thhiil contains no mineral or poisonous substance.
It's wonderful properties IN removing BILE. and
aud giving TONE, SIR ENG7H and VlGoR
TO the Liver. kidneys aud Stomach or in other
words curing the disease Thoroughly aud Eject
ually not simply breaking the chilli, bot removing
the CAUSE. are everywhere acknowledged.
Rsud The follping Certificate; we could
produce hundred just like Il, but we ask the
public 10 try IL, audstake its success onits merits
Taledo, Aug sth. 1913.
Mn. Oseoon:--I have Ind the Fever and Agu
for two years aud twelve days without cessation;
aud have also had the most skillful physicians in
The country, FIRST DR.. l.uckpy OF Ottawa county.
second Dr. Ryder. of Lower SaEduskv. third u
German physician at WOodVillr, as also three dif.
ierent ones in This place, via: Rostwiek Cj1rk aud
Forgnson. 1 got so bad ond becdne so badly
boaiefl. that had TO cut open INV boots. aud
have INV clothes made larger. Al last | could
scarcely walk alone. and was finally cured hy
Bonlhtnd,s Pegeiable Remedy > for Fever und Angu,
The fifth time I used this medicine the chill
aud fever left me, and | continued TO take the
medicine for some time after, regularly, tea.
spoonful al dose aud now am fnally aud per-
iecily cured. 1 have still one third OF the mcdi-
cine lett in The hottie and yet ! am f. ee from al
ch,ll and fever. aud the swelling has entirely lef
me. ntn also harpy snd working at mp trade
| as "A Carpenter. II is not necessary TO say AM
hing more of this valuable medicine.
Sigued JONATHAN FRAZER
Sold b, s. BUCKfAND 81 Co. fremont.
J. NJ. ASHLEY. Whos tle agent. rulsdo.
September 18th, 1853
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That by agreeaneit in writing between sal.
J2hn " Ai'enof she part. and said Lnrd aud
hirC Cardy "f the otlief part. aid land ar TO he
feeonveyed - planiiif pnon payment ftlie Sums
advanced Thai said stephen Lord died leAy'
iag said Sarah AeS lard his widow. who is also
adiuihls iraiHy &c r3id dseeasrS. .--disd leaving
ehidFeu whose paipes aud places Of residence
are uakoews 20 plaintiff ,;'e RATA inn alleges
that al HE uopes, sille repayment Of which was
repsid . saii 8tec curdy. aud Lord In his iiieiinr
e5d - BIZ said adr'itiistrairiA Fiuce his desih
And befItisns aisvsaF Tsc0nveyance - said aud,
~ pei and ihft NJ tiile ilesefo he grained
And enc i'eien,iaais are notified 70 urprar Ia
said fisn5t. and ansser ssid peftion 90 or be.
lyfe Che hs>t day of Ja9e. nsri, Or jsismeDl wiz
te fp'frfd a@H'+si fbem. m decaulf.
BU kLANDE Il EVERETT Au'ys. for
''sa,'% Aps,i %. 1854. lAaspl lses
p r p. u
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SALAMANnER SATES.

H1HE NAME or SALAMANDER was fret
IL applied 10 Wiid,t's Patent, and inlrudrced
BY the fnbsci ihrr IN 1870 wke in ls4l purchased
iec riuIt 70 nlannfnsinre. The superioriiy Of
iIeuine's [wildef'sl SnIamsnder Sales over an
offers udnced many 10 nlripca anon The nstent
riehl By nsine the COMPOSITION; others more can.
tlous aud 10 evade lawsuit, made al, Inferior
article, Initiating the exterior 10 form, s,e, color
Of painting, aud attaching the name Saiaman.
DER Improved Salamander,' sFirs Proof Snla-.
mander,' 'The Genuine Saamander,, &c, &r.,
and have succeeded in palming of some Of the
spurious Saarnsnders genuine. Those want.
ing the original Salamnnder, manufactured BY the
subscriber should take the precauiion TO see that
they have upon them metal plate Silas G.
Herring, Maksr.'-ull such being the genuine
(Nilder's PatenD Salsrnnnder, or Herrug's I'm.
roved Patent Champion Safe, which received the
medal nj ,hJ Great Worlds Fair, and which have
,ever Jailed 90 preserve tho contents in case 70
ire. Purchasers can select from the largest as
Soriment in the world by calling VI the sale rooms
of SILAS G.. HERRING
l3S i3T. and i39 Waer. cor. OF Pine SITS.
N. B Chilled iron safes with powder proof
ocks manufactured expressly for hanks, jewellers,
hroke's aud others requiring security from rogues.
Bank vault doors on hand, and made o ORDER
Az the most celebrated locks for sale at nannfac
iurer's prices Second hand safes for sale at less
than half price
| Agent far Hsrrings Safes:
JOHN FARRELL, Philadelphia, Pa.
| Eah
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New Marble Mandatory.
CYDE. OHIO.


Nhe snhscriher has recently opened Marble
4 Establishment at Clyde lie intends keep
ine on hand. constantly a WE'LL SELECTED.
aud superior variety aud quality Of
Tomb StOnes,
and every other srlclp in his line. lie Haiiers
hiin'eil thai he viii be abe promptly 10 fill all
10 pniroDize him Ga iheii entre Satisfaction; by
selling us low, md on as eood terms as any
other tsbishn,eni IN nofihsrn tlhio. Ills loea
rion. ai Clyde is very faves sir for The shippieni
of Alafh .. ~hefhefi The form Of Tomb Stones.
~ foi ni er purposes, 10 any psit Of thr Stale,
aud he bep~s hy tefphg y superior qualify OF
marble on hand aud by superior workmanship.
md cfure application 20 hnsiness. 10 make II 10
lhe Ahyentnge and Interest Of al xhnm il may
copcefn to deal with him, OrdsFs from dis,
lance viii be promptly ai'endsd 70.
~ HORACE THOMSON.
J.p ~, is54-lf ia l'l.i.s :. A
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

BE NOT DEFRAUDED!
Buy no hoolk unless Dr. A. M. Maureeau, I29
Liberty Street, N. v, is on the title page, and tho
entry IN the Clerks Office on the back of the title
page and buy only Of respectable and honorable
dealers, or send by mail aud address to Dr. A. M.
Mauiceau, as there spurious and surreptitlous
inffingemenis Of copyright.
sa- Upon receipt Of Ono Dollar "T4E MAR
R1Ep WOMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL COM
PAnIoN" Is sent lwoied yresl 10 any part Of the
An LeueIs must be pns-paid, and addressed 10
Dr. N. NJ MAURIcEkU, Boz l224, New-York
CITY Publishing Once, No. Lao Liberty Street,
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@ EE "a ww e. G1 q


Coffee. Sugars, Teas. Spice, Pepper. Molasses
Tobaceos. aud nearly every article in that line OF
The best qualities,
As for prices, ''there's no use taking" Since
We have taken down lead. Quarters 70 badly no
Que. who is acquainted with the facts, will for
moment dispne thai We sell So exe-edinpiy iaw
ihpl al hir not only satisfied. perfectly hut aston
ished So viii uoi Biilc, though might viii,
great prorrell do 80, for have something to bl,,w
about.
Come along. then, nll who wish to prosper 10
his world aud gel your nancy back tae
u We have empioyed 5 lifLAU. who will be
als avs on hand 10 eui aud Fl all sorts of garments
IN the latest styles
10 Den'tlofgei ihV place. is door Sonh Of
Garfield & Milobell', nor don't he Arid Of wear.
ing ontlealhtr BY waking up street TO where you
fnd HEAD QUARTERS. twill pay and no
mistake.
A. GUsDoRF'S.
Fremont, November 10, 1853.
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Court OF Oommon Pleas.

John W. A len. Pianiiff
IS.
Chas J. NcCurdy
Sernh Am Lori Sardudsks Conn
widow aud administers, ; ~, Ohio
trix Of slephsn J Lord
decreased. and unknown
heirs OF said S. J Lord
DefrGdants.
The said Charles ]. MeCurdy. Sarah Ann
Lord, widow aud Ado inisiraIris ~ Stephen J.
Lord are hereby not, fled iha said John w. Al
Ten ON the 4lh day OF April. A. ID, 1854. lilrd a
pet,ion in the t'turi Of cnmr on Pleas, Of san.
dusky Co., in the State Of Ohio against Them.
= aid peiti"n AiAiss iini on tie iiIst day of
November 1856 stephen j. Lad and Char es
J. McCnrdy advarcrd certain sumsof money to
Piainilff 10 secure " lch pliin'if fl executed aud
delivered them, said Lord aud NeCartly. a deed
Of The lnllo wing deHcrihen La nds -
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Chain Pumps.

A large arrival of clain. pump reels. ;ine, &
Z 4 zink Iubeng. N rollers Tor chain pumps.
Tha new z'nk rubeiDg, seems to be all that is
wanting 10 render tins very p1pular pump per
feet Ia every particular. Wariied not 10 freeze
10 thr coldesi wealhrr--we ark our friends aud
every body who in want Of pump 10 exam
inc this article al the ilamwars Siorr oi the Boys
CANFiELD * NIT. HE'LL
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Agents.

T. A, WARD Ffs1lnt- r. T.. Newnasp No,
ieais-I, Miller. yHtirfsbaggh,--l, ,aplsm & stsi,,
bins, .Wlag--A, d Wriehi, Psrygbuf.--ji =,
Gfrgory. -Na.plee Ctg--G. n. MlrieB. Sovt,s
ky-R 'CbAdwiek, 7oisdoT-Ebbsf g. Scott. Tiea
IA hs-ci kSsl "a ssaH .ai19 zo3Ei
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GROUP, CON SUMPTION in an Early STARE.
aud for the RELIEF ofthe Patient even IN Ad.
vanced Stages of that Fatal Disease.
IL combines, IN scientific manner, remedies
oflong esteemed value. with others OF more re-
cent discovery; and besides its soothing and tonic
qualities. acts through he skin gently and great
efiiacacs, for the cue Of this class Of diseases.
The valuable Medicines above named have "a.
cent, been introduced, with the approval Of
number the MrDIcAL PRorKssIoS 10 the City Of
Baltimore and elsewhere, and in practice have
succeeded most admirably iu curing the diseases
for which they prescribed They are offered 10
the Country Pract ioner, as Medicines which hc
can in all repecis depend upon. as prepared in
agreement with the experience Of some
ofihe most leained and prejudicous Ppysicians,
and especially serving his convenience, who can
not so readily as the CITY Pysiciau, have his own
prescriptions compounded by Practical Phar-
| mareutisi,
! See the descriptive Pamphlets, 10 be had gratis
Of all who have the Medicines Tor sale. conisinhp
recommendations FROM Doctors MARTIS BALT-
zeIL. ADrlsox, PAy>r. HAsbY, LovEi Ne.
| Doctor 5. Il. MAWrIN SAYS ~ do not hesitate
10 recommend vour Diarrioea Cordial aud .ano
| tyne Cherry Frprcttoront," &c.
Doct. John Addison SAYS .lt gives me much
pleasure Ia add nv testimony 10 that Of others, in
favor rf The extraordinary cficacy Of your Diar-
,uhma Cordial. Re. +; and OF the ErpecioranL Il
have no hesitation in recommending II as n most
| valuable medicine" &c.
Doet. r.. a. PAYNE SAWS he has used the Diar-
-alaea Cordial in his practice with the happiest
effect aud thinks il one Of the most convenient
aud efficient combinations offered 10 our pro.
! fession"
Doci l.. d. HANDY writes, 81 have adminis-
tered Your .4uolyne ETpectora,i in several cases
Of Bronchial Affection, with the tosthagpy .es,fs
| and from knowledge of its admirable effects, |
can, with The greatest confidence, recommend il"
Ne.
Daci. W. s Love writesio us that he has ad-
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stands pre-eu
inent Tor ita enrst
po~rfe in al The dis
eases for which IL is
recommended. .usnais
~ called Frnsdle Csm-
piaints; far surpass-
ag any other mode
, oflreaiment in being
.rrtain, less expense
i've, aud leaving the
sysiem in a better
condition. Let allin.
teresied call and OBJ.
Tain n pamphlet. free,
containing a M y II
prooflrom the NOSE
rerpactabIe sources,
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A Lii who wani Avs Of ti,e real CoIIISs s. Go.
n make should be pariieular TO noiice The
Stamps. as there sre vari9a- eonnirrfeil sud ini-
iaiipns stamp Collins and lab.led much like ours.
Midrh are frspdnlsnliy sold in some parts OF The
United Siairs our manufacture They are
made ~ dfereni parts al The e"nniry by yafions
"xe-nlak"rs. aud ale generaiiy Of a. vary iufero
qrsIuy The genuine Collins axes, which hav
prqpitsd such an ektsnsise repaistian, are invsIi
abby stamped /" COLLINS a. 20. HART.
fOaD >. aud each. axe has printed label With
a'E sieasinir- ifiis nov more ihsh TwgEFY nvg
SEAHss sia.r eogp,rneel The kusinsss wiI.l ih+
srn'hp Of q CoiLrSs & Co.. IiAh1 t.aD -. aud
de- mi knew Of auv aiher axe maker by The usH e
~ Cailias in The llniiPd iisiss. fs
li.e, ~, l 60. Gm. SAM. W Ol4.INs
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TO RuIInER RS.

All we have 10 say is. that we are hard 10 heat.
on honse Trimmings We have II very large STOCK
Of locks and laiches, butts screws, cupboard locks
nnd catches, window fasieninps aud blind fasi en-
ines some entirely new STYLES sash. gas putty.
paints. oil varnsh, nails, brads cupboard urus.
catches, &c.
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FIRST ARRIVAL OF THE SEASON.
HEAD QUARTERS


,lfTIE MAMMOTH STOCK is daily arriv.
ine. aud the old Regulator il moving Oft with
1sinq ccIors; The extra two rods which we have
jnI ndded TO our store Room. s creating immense
excitement among The entire community, aud The
rush ia beyond nrecedent. Every bodr goes TO
Head Quarters, aud should the whole country COM
nue TO do all their business with the Thirteen
Rod Establishment, as they have done for the
gast four weeks, we shall be obliged TO bridge the
SNIOK ETH O'U Sc
md the River, open our doors the east hank,
stahlish Telegraph Officer the rear aud sell
Goods BY lightning.
That beautiful clean Sngar, twenty pounds for
INC doltar; Ccflre nt ten cents aud Nails FIVE
10 lars per barrel, is what
Troubles this Old Line o. n;gltsl
u is, however, generally understood That the last
meeting OF this O!d Combinations broke up IN n
-ow, there being diireresce of opinion ms 10 who
should he The fighting cock The comirg year;
hose imnese bumps. with the Smoke House at.
,sci,ed. claimed the stand. while another party
aid in their rlain, on the ground Of having added
, new Ice Cream Saloon mp stairs; as they could
not agree. this old Thirteen Rod Establi soment
,ereesto settle the hash by giving the whole COM
bination
HAIL COLUE vi BIA,
rrem mast head down Look out for ripper this
Fall. We shall, however, hope to sort up our
neiyhbore, 10 the way Of small articles as u'ual-
and pay them Cash for all kinds Of Produce
the same as Farmers.
o. L. MINIS g. co.
Fremont. Sent. 81. '53.
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1852!
SANDUSKY BOOK BINDERYl


TNlE Snbscrbers would respectfully announce
i 10 The citizens OF Sandusky CITY aud vicinity
that they have pure 1ased the Book iInderv, Gorm-
,rly carried on by G. l.. Derby II Co aud they
prepared 10 execute any orders in thai line
OF business. They profess to be practical work.
men in every branch Periaiug to Book Blnding.--
Work entrusted 10 their care warranted TO he well
aud nratl, done. Particular attention paid 10 Bind
lug Periodicals, Music, Newspapers, Magazines.
~ snperb manner, either plain extra gilt. Old
Books Of every description rebound. Having on
hand superior stock oi paper OF every size and
quality they ure prepared to manufacture Blank
Books of every description ruled TO any pattern
desired.
Paper ruled at prices TO suit the times. Book
bindefy at the cid stand over the Bookstore of &.
l.. Darby & Co., Caswel's Block.
June, 26. lS5,-ly MILLER g. KlES.
N B. Those having work ofthe above descrip
lion TO be done can leave it at the Book and Drug
Store of S. Buckland & Co., who are our author
zed agents
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Tn. H1are, dc. DC.

To those of our friends who have been commit
ting mat i,ofy, aud find il necessary comm ence
house keeping, we would invite to call and exam.
inc our large aud useful stock Of house keepinu
articles, tn begin with, you want first rate
Cook Stove aud Trimmings. sctt Of knives and
forks spoons, fiat irons shovel and tongs. coffee
mill, wash tubs, wooden bowls, sieves. butter Ia i.
dies aud sianp', family erind-sioRes mops IVA lis
sngar aud coffee boxes, looking glasses, candle.
sticks. snnfiefs and trals. scrub brushes. white
wash brushes. combs, fire irons. brooms. churns.
hra's kettles. tlesk forks iron skimmers sieevatds
clocks. butcher knives, sierls. bread knives, min.
cling knives britannia tea aud coffee pots sets Of
aastors, ladies', tin OF all de cripiions pepprr
boxes. match snfes, spit'oon-, draw scales, paste
jiggcrs, willow cradles, Re, &c.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-06-02

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