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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-01-14
OLD AGE.

g Among the complaints incident TO persons in the
advanced stages Of life, are Indigestion, prost
traiiou Of the nervous syttem, aud PHYSICAL aud
Mental Debility there are in many cases, such a
enlargement OF the nervous system, that they may
find itimpossibe 10 obtain the amount of s'eep tr-
I'D naiure may demaudr Myers Rock Rose, by
i6psrng virorto the blood, aud through that u
all parts OF the sysem, removes all these difficult
ice. The feeble patient becomes hearty. aud all
the functions perform their Office harmoniously.
See the following certificate.
hereby certify that my mother-in-'aw, Mrs
Brown has been an invalid for twenty years; af-
fectpd with nervous and General Debility aud cough
For the past six years she had not pissed night
without severe coughing spnsms. until twp weeks
ago, she then commenced taking Nj er's Rock
Rose, a table spoonful Il before each meal, aud one
treliting siuce that time, her sleep has been qui.
ct, and her cough has entirely subsded. We ieel
encouraged to hope that remedy is at hand to
restore her 10 comfortable health. J. PEARL.
New Haven, Conn. April lst 1852.
Agents, S. BUCKLAND 81 CO.,
Fremont; Wheldon u Rhodes Sandusky City;D
f.. Harkness, Clyde; aud Druggists generally
where pamphlets &c, may be had gratis.
KOHL 81 CO., northeast corner Of Fourth
and Vine streets, Cincinnati, o., Western Agents
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TI7E NEW YORK MUSICAL RE.
VIEW AND CHORAL ADVOCATE

Is the cheapest and best Musical Paper in the
world. This Journal (Which has he retofore been
published monthly commences its fifth year in
January next and thenceforward il will be pub
Iished svery two weeks-on every other Thursday;
thereby giving more than twice a. much matter
without any increase in price. Each number con
tains sixteen quarto pages, four OF which are ew
music, consisting OF glees, hymn tunes, chants,
anthems, dedication and holyday pieces, and, in
short, every variety of music adapted to purposes
Of religious worship, TO public occasions aud to the
bone circle; all Of which will be ofa practical char
acler aud such as can be sung by persons OF ordi-
nary musical attsinments. In the Editorial de-
paftment Of the REVIEW are engaged Tin add-
dion to MIR Cady the former editor) gentlemen OF
the highest talent and ripest musical experience,
among whom are, GEoRGE F. RooT, WV b. Brad,
itury, Thomas Hastings, and Lowell Mason aud
bs circle of correspondence, home and foreign, is
complete. The music alone in a volume wsuld
cost over five dollars in tue usual form. Besides
this, there will be an immense amount OF musical
news essays. criticism, instruction, &c, &c, .4A
fjr one dollar Every one feeling particle of in
teresi in the cause Of music will surely subscribe.
The REyItw will also be a regular medium for thu
announcement of new musical publications by al
the leading publishing houses in the Union. Ths
subscription list OF this paper is now larger thar
that of any similar journal in the world, and the
new arrangements, rendering il the cheapest al
well as (.t is hoped) the most valuable musical pa
per ever published, must largely increase its al
ready unparalleled circulation.
TEKMSs One dOLiarpeT Glnuni, or nr eopie
Eor Jfrs dollars, always in advance.
Specimen numbers sent receipt OF two lette
postage stamps. Address, (slwsys Pos-Paid)
MASON BROTHERS,
23 Park Roc, ,NsS Ysrk.
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January Appointments.

Read Testimonial 6elow.-Neu one givsn
monthly.
DOCTOR III. TUBES, Analytic Physic.
ian, will be at his room follows:
Fremont, Croghan House, Tuesday, January
24,h.
TOLEDO. Collins House, Wednesday and Thuu.
day, 25ih and Goth Of January
1IFFiS, Shawhan House, Saturday afternoon and
Monday, 27th aud 2Sth of January.
SASDUskY ITY, ST. Lawrence House, Monday
aud Tuesdav, the 3Olh and 3lst Gf January.
Persons afflicted with diseases Of the liver lungs,
kidneys spleen, inha atoms, rheumatism,
Asthma, shortness OF breath or difficulty OF breath
ing, dyspepsia dropsy, weakness or nervous de-
bty, rpstlessness, loss of appetite. constipation,
derange Mt OF the stomach, bilious affections,
gravel, swelling, cancer, scrofula, ulcers, impur
lies of the blood, or Of any chronic or long stand
ing disease are invited to call. No charge fo
consultation.
WoopTrR ONO. June, 1853.
DR.. Fl. T UBBs-Dear Sir: In Justice to you I,
cannot refrain expressing my gratitude, aud at the
same time will offer something of my experience
hoping (if published) it may prove beneficial TO
suffering humanity For the last seven years,
have labored under combination Of Diseases,
aud suffered to aq extent that rendere life bnrth-
en-. The best physicians Of the country Were EN-
ployed, but all in vain; they neither gave encour-
agement or relief In the fall Of l849 my nerv-
Gus system was completely prostratrd 10y course
of typhoid fever. From that time my lungs were
weak, causing much difficulty of breathing, cough
and erpectoration. | also suffered extremely with
singing pain in my left side near the heart, aud
back of the shoulders, but still more from vlo-
lent struggling Of the heart, and an indescribable
sinking, dyiag feeling, which il seemed impossible
to survive. These eonvulsons or throes Of the
heart would terminate by rush ef the blood to the
head, produciog a fearful sensation bordering up
on dehrium, and leave me exhausted. A pain in
the back and stomach, with frequent vomiting,
added to my affl lclons Strength and hesh were
much reduced. | was obliged TO keep TO my bed
greater part of the time. aud friends and neigh
bors gave up the hope of recovery. thinking me
sinking with. consumption. In The summer OF
1851, when my disease wore it's darkest form, a
| friend urged me to see DR.. Tubbs. | have done
so; have taken no other medicines since, aud am
happy now 10 say my health is good Disease has
disappeared under treatment, like dew before the
morning sun, and | can now work at household
affairs from morning until evening with no incon
yenience whatever. Yours truly,
REBECCA a. WHITE.
We give the above without comment. Those
wishing further information, can call upon Mrs
w, or write her at Wooster, Ohio.
December 24-53.
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WIN II. THuHLrRr, a highly respectahls cti-
zen OF Baltimore, saws that STABLEl'S ANO-
DYNE CHERRY EXPECTORANT entirely
cured him Of a threatened CoSfvsPTfoS 0 { six
months standing He has since recommended it
10 many others, aud il has In every instance done
all that could be expected from medicine. II is
used BY many Of the most experienced physi-
clans. ysu have Cough, try it! See adVer-
Gsemeni in another column.
Ian 2 ri ---dt.
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STOLEN.

On the 29th Of Dece mber 1853, at the residenc
of CLANCY Norris in York township Sandusky Co.
Ohio, a wallet, containing about IS cents in
change. aud two promissory notes signed by Chan
cy Norris. One dated, about the LIST Of October
1882, for $i2,50, one year after date, at 10 pei
cent interest. The other note dated, about the Isl
of October 1858, for fourteen dollars, on demand
at 10 per cent interest the payments Of the aure.
said notes hereby forbidden. and stopped by the
undersgned JOHN ii. NORRIS.
Dec. 81, 1883. st.
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Read the following statement Of u
wonderful cure of Dyspepsia, by
using tho Oxygenated Bitters.

Portsmouth, NJ H., April Is, lS4S,
Mn. WH n. PREsroS,
Dear Sir--fUr the last four years have hSen,
ss you are well aware, great sufferer with Dys
pspsia. Frequently, during that time, have
bsen compelled TO quit my business, aud conine
myself TO the house; aud the disease had become
SO seated. that had given up all hopes of
obtaining my relief. The uiost simple food eaus-
81 great distress, accompanied with severe cost
iveness, acid stomach, hatulsnce, loss of appetite,
headache, disturbed sleep, frightIul dreams, in
short, every attendant Of suffering produced by
Dyspepsia.
Every nedcine saw advertised for this disease,
would purchase aud make use OF, hoping to gain
some relief, but all without success; and ] had
given up in despair, unit you strongly recommend
ed the Oxygenated BItters, and it is with heart
full of gratitude, that l now pronounce myself
wholly free from al. symptoms of Dyspepsia. |
eat anything, Mt any time, sleep well, and can
now enjoy the balmy air of spring, and look upon
nature with delight that has been a stranger to
me for years. 1t is for the benefit of thousands
oil the human family, whs are now suffering from
ihis tormening disease, that present my case for
your perusal; and to every citizen in Portmouth
aud It's vicinity, who may be suffering from Dys-
pepsia, | would say to you all, use the Oxygenat-
ed Btiers WIN. PLAiSTED.
PORTSMOUTH,, N II. April Is, ls4S.
.Mesus, Simpson, Reed & Co. -GIentlenen lit is
with much gratifc alton that add my hearty CON
currence with the above state enent, knowing it, in
every particular, contain nothing but the truth
apd from the statement Of Others who have tried
the medicine | most ordially acknowledge that
never sold any medicine for Dyspepsia, that has
given SO universal satisfaction as the Oxygenated
BtteIs.
VIM. r. PRESTON,
Druggist and .4pytItecary.
REED, BATES & AUSTIN Wholesale Drug
,yists, No. 26 Merchants Row, Boston, Genera
Agents. Price, 81 per bottle; six bottles for IS
For sale by BUCKLAND Il Co.
45-2w No. 3, Buckland's New Block.
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Trustees Sale 1!

The Subscriber has for sale at the Store OF c. u.
Eali in Fremont, large lot Of Ready Made cloth
ing consisting in part of coats, pants, &C.. also
large lot of Boots e. Shoes, such as Mons calf
kip, and stoga boots Mems shoes of all kinds. -
Also fine and common Boots, CATERS, shoes, &c.
for the ladies' Also Hats, Caps and a gener
al assortment Of articles usually found at a clothing
g. Boot and Shoe Store. Said articles will be sole
at cost to close the concern.
A. COLES, Trustee.
Dec. 81, 1883 IT,
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Advertise mfnts.
NOTICE

Notice is horeby given. that Eli IIo sley the
23d day of Dec. 1858, made application TO me, fo'
the benefit of the act entitled IAN act for the re.
lief of nsovent debtors" passed, March , 1891
Said application WAS made pursuant to the provs-
ion, of the 9Th Section of said act. Copies of all
papers filed with me by the applicant, will be pu
on file in the Clerks Office OF Sandusky Csun-
" on or before the LIST day of February. 1854.
C. EDGERTON.
Coninassioner Of InIolteniI
Jan. 7. 1854
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WIN. r. PRESTON,
MARRIED,

On the 5ih Inst. :, at the Parsonage in Fremont,
by Rev. w. J. Wells, Mr.. DEwirT KRLBs, and
Miss S. MARIA BELL.
On the same day, by the same, Mr.. SoLomAs
KING, and Miss MARY G. LEASE.
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DISSOLUTION.

TNHE Partnership heretofore existing under the
l. name aud sty,e OF Schwartzenberg S Dryfooi
is dissolved September II by mutual consent
All debts contracted by said firm will bo settled by
M. Dry foos.
sCHwARTZEBBErG N. DRTFsss.
Fremont, Oct. ~, 49,
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Fremont Book Store.
BOOKS, BOOKS s!

tTNHE subscribers are now receiving the largest
l. and most complete assortment Of Mscellane
Gus and School Books, Stationery, &C., ever
brought, TO Fremont. Having parch Use d our stock
at the Auction Sales, at
Much Lower Puices Mon can be Bought
or Regular Dealers, we can sell cheaper than
ever before; and intend 10 give our friends
and cus:omers the benefit Of our good fortune in
buying so low We would take this opportunity
o return thanks TO our numerous customers for
their liberal patronage heretofore, and as an in
ducement for a continuance OF the same, we will
pi omse to sell goods cheap as they can be
bought in Cleveland or any where in our vicinity
and little cheaper than Sundusky or Tifiin
Cities. II would be impossible 20 enumerate all
the articles in our line, or make catalogue Of
our Books: hut we are ready TO show our stock
and give our prices, 10 any aud all who will give
us a CALL and not think ourselves bored if you do
not want to buy. Our stock of
PLAIN n FANCY STATIONERY
Never SO large aud beautiful Our new:
sty les Of Note Paper and Fancy Envelopes, for
Weddings, Evening Parties aud notes, cannot
be surpassed.
Pearl, Ivory, Shell, Paper Mache, Steel and
Leather Porte Monies, Gard Cases of every
style aud Price, from one shilling to three
dollars; Pain aud Fancy inkstands,
Vases, Ladies Relicules, Work
Boxes, Port Folos, Writ
ing Desks, Backgam-
mon Boards, Chess
Men, Paper
Weights,
Fine Cutlery,
Gold and Silver
Pens and Pencils, Vs-
itng and Ornamental Cards
and in short everything in tho
liue anG many things never before
brought to this market. Once more we
would invite all TO call aud see for themselves.
and be convinced that our assertions are true.
S. BUCKLAND * co.
No. 3, Bnckland's Block, Fremont.
Oct. |, '53.-u
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.se Stock Of Hord- Ware, Iron, Sto
Tn Ware, DC, &c.
To BUILD E rs.

All we have TO say is, that we are hard TO beat
on house trimmings. We have very large stock
of locks and latches, butts screws, cupboard locks
aud catches, window fastenings aud blind fasten-
ings some entirely new styles sash, glass, putty,
paints, oil, varnish, nails, brads, cupboard turns,
catches, &c.
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GOING EAST.
Mail Day Night
Train. Express. Express.

This G, 80 A. M. from CleAeland aud Q, 10 A. NJ
train from Toledo, at all stations. ..
The 800 P. NJ. train from Cleveland and 3. 80
P. M. train from Toledo stop ut Oberin, Norwalk,
Wonroeville, Clyde and Fremont only.
The AS p. NJ. train from Cleveland and tn e
90 A. NJ from Toledo stops at all stations ex-
ccpt Camden, Washington, aud Stony Ridge.
Connecting at Cleveland with Lake Shore ant
Cleveland and Pittsburg Rail Road.
At Monroegille with Sandusky, Mansfield anc
Newark Railroad.
At Clyde With Trains OF Mad River ant
Lake Erie Road.
Connecting at Toledo directly with Trains o
The Michigan southern and Northern indiana Raj
Road
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FIRST ARRIVAL OF THE SEAsOM
HEAD QUARTERS
"a EM ms1 va ND

V'IIE MAMMOTH STOCK is daily arriv-
= ing, aud the old Regulsto or is moving off with
flying colors; the extra two rods which we have
just added to store Room, is creating immense
excitement among the entire community, and the
rush is beyond precedent Every bodr goes o
Head Quarters, and should the whole country con
tinue TO do all their business with the Thirteen
Rod Establishment, as they have done for the
pust four weeks, shall be Obliged to bridge the
SlI o IA ETH ~ 5 E
md the River, open our doors on the east bank,
establish Telegraph Office IN the rear. aud sell
Goods by lightning.
That beautiful clean Sugar, twenty pounds for
)ne dollar; Coffee at ten cents aud Nails five
dollars per barrel, is what
Troubles this Old Line o. nights!
It is however, generally understood that the last
meeting of this Old Combination broke up in a
row, there being difference Of opinion as TO who
should be the fighting cock the coming year;
those mmese bumps, with the Smoke House at.
tached, claimed the stand, while another party
laid in their claim, on The ground of having added
new Ice Cream Saloon up stairs; as they could
not agree, this old Thirteen Rod Establishment
agreesto settle the hash by giving the whole COM
bnaton
HAIL COLU NIBIA!
from mast head down. Look out for a ripper this
Fall. We shall, however, hope TO sort up our
eigIbors, in the way of small articles as usual
and pay them On ii, for all kinds OF Produce
the same US Farmers.
o. L. MINIS & co.
Fremont, Sept 81. SO.
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Hard. w are Column.
FELLOW CITIZENS 4
Owing to theunexampled Rush OF
n II w G. d o I'D s
HiRD-WARB STORn!

NNTE find il necessary TO occupy an entire coll
w umn TO enumerate the principal articles in
our largely increased stock. We do this Tor the
benefit Of our large circle Of friends and Custom
ers, that they may be aware Of the very extensive
assortment 10 be found On on shelves, in our ware
rooms aud cellars Ii is unnecessary for us to Say
hat thJ inhabitants of this county have realized
he benefits derived from having this Mammoth
Htrfrare EJtabiiaiment in their midst, as is evil
dent from the constant rush 10 our counters, aud
the card loads of goods daily leaving our Store
repeated enquiry Of strangers in our town OF,
Where is that Hard Ware Store people talk 50 much
about?
Allow us 10 return our sincere thanks to our
mauy friends who have extended the favor of their
patronage, aud aided US in getting fairly estab-
lished aud TO show YOU that YOUR patronage is
not unmerited, just walk in aud look at our
Immense Stock Of lard Ware. Iron, Stores,
Tn Ware dc, DC.
To those Of our friends who have been con,nui
ting indtiHiohty, and find Unnecessary to commence
house keeping, we would invite 10 call and exam.
inc our large and useful stock Of house Ike ping
ARTICLES, tn begin with, you want first rate
Cook Stove aud Trimmings, sctt Of knives and
forks, spoons, flat irons, shovel aud tongs, coie
mill, wash tubs, wooden bowls, sirves, butter la =
dies and stamp, family grmd-stones, mops, pals.
sugar and coffee boxes, looking glasses, candle
sticks, snnhers and trays, scrub brushes, W hi;e
wash brushes, combs, fire irons. brooms, churns
brass kettles, esk 10 rks, iron skmmers, steeyard,
clocks, butcher knives steels, bread knives, min.
cling knives, britannia tea aud coffee pots sets o
castors, ladies' tin ware OF all de cripiions Peppe
boxes, match sales, spittoon', draw scales, paste
liiggcTs, willow cradles &c., &c.
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Groceries!

Coffee, Sugars, Teas, Spice, Pepper, Molasses
Tobaccos, aud nearly every article in that line of
the best qualities.
AS for prices, "there's talking" Since
we have taken down Head Quarters so badly no
one, who is acquainted with the facts, will for a
moment dispute that sell SO exceedingly low
that all not only satisfied, perfectly, but
ished. So | will not Blolc, though might with
great propriey do so, for have something 10 blHw
about.
Come along, tn en-, all who wish TO prosper in
this world, aud get your mouey hack.
u We have employed BrLAU, who will be
always on hand 10 cut and fl all sorts OF garments.
in the latest styles
o. Don't forget the place, is one door South Of
Garfield Il MitoheI', nor don't he aird Of wear.
ing out leather by walking up streetto whore you
find HEAD GU ARTERS. 1t will pay aud nc
mistake.
A. GUSDORF'S.
Fremont, Move mber ~, 1853.
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Chain Pumps.

A large arrival Of chain, pump reels, pine, q
"A link tubeng, IL rollers for chain pumps,
The new zink tubeing, seems to be all that is
wanting 10 render this very popular pump, per-
feet in every particular Warnted not TO freeze
in the eoldest weather-we ask our friends aud
every body who are in want of pump to exam
inc this article at the Hardware Store of the Boys
CANFIELD & MlTCH Ed.
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FREMONT PRICE CURRENT.
cnRRECTEn WEEEiY

Wheat per bushel... ......... 5aI25
Flour per barrel. .........., ..S6,5 so
Butter per pound. .....-............l .l9 l.?
Eggs per DOZEN. ........... I2
Cheese per pound. ..... ................l0
Lard per pound. ................ .......... 10
Salt per barrell. ....................2 - 90
Hides per pound. ....................4 8
Flax seed per bushel.... 90
Timothy seed per bu.. ....2 90
Hams smoked per pound ......... l0nl2
Beans per bushel.. ...................l %
Potatoes per bushel el.......... .25
Onions per bushel. rs
Apples green. so
Apples dried. ....................l %
Beeswax per pound. .22
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No rthern Division via sunducky

No rthern Division via Sandueky.
Leave Ohio City at II 90 A. M. and 3,45P P. NJ.
Ssndusky Z" 100 and 4,25
The IL 90 A. NJ. train from Ohio City and 4, %
train from Sandusky, stop only at EIyra, AniherSt
Vermon and Huron.
The 100 A. NJ. train from Sandusky and 3, As
P. NJ. train for Ohio Civ, stop at all stations.
f. B. PHILLIPS, Supt
sup'rs Office, c. & T. R. R.
Cleveland. Nov. 6, 1853.
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WIIOLES ALE.

invite those wishing to purchase at Wholesale
to inspect my stock, which will be found well fit
ted for the trade, and by far superior to any ia this
part Of the country.
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HOLD YOUR HORSES,

or Tie Ihem up TO a post!
A. GUSDOHF, on account OF the great in-
crease OF his trade, has been obliged to greatly en-
large his extensive Clothing Establishment, ma
king il by far the largest in Fremont, aud large
IL not larger than any in the North West. He
has flied il to the brm with everything necessary
TO Keep man warm besides and then a
sprinkine for the Little Ones; and il there amt
coibe. enough for all creation aud few over, am
no Judge; aud they are all to be 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 gentleman
ly clerks in attendance, who consider il trouble
10 show goods. Recollect his Motto, Small Profits
and Quick Sales And no charge for showing
goods.
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To ckRPEkIERS.

Nm Please cal and examine our
f1rSr7s-,isT :.rz7y1 beautiful stock of Tools We
tsh have everything in the tool line,
at the lowest prices.
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II R A " I'D /!

A LII who want AxEs of the real CoLLIEs & Co.
"A make should be particular 10 notice the
stamps as there are various counterfetr aud imi-
laiions stamped Collins aud labelled much like ours,
which are frsuduently sold in some parts Of the
United states our manufacture. They are
made in different parts Of the country by various
axe-makers, and are generally of vary inferio
quality. The genuine Collins axes, which hav
acquired such an extensive reputation, are invari
ably stamped "COLLlNS a. CO., HART
FORD", and each axe has printed label with
my signature. 1t is now more than TwEETY-FIvE
YRAREs since We commenced the business with tho
sramp of "CoLLrNs g. Co., HARrFORD and
do not know OF any other are-maker by the name
IF Collins in the United States.
Dec. II, 1863. 6m. SAM. w OLLINS.
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STOVES AND TIN WARE.
TO THEPUBLIC GENERALLY.

You will find among the useful as well as orna-
mental the following articles: Mil aud cross
saws, circular saws, picks, mattocks, mason's
tools, log chain, coil chain trace chains, hay
knives, straw knives, shoves, hoes, manure forks,
steel scoops, lanterns, pancake tnrners, skates.
cloth hooks, curtain pins and bands, tapers, patent
door springs, states, faucets, shears scissors, pock
ct knives, razoTs, strops, soap, castors, pistols,
guns, rifles, umbrella stands, shovel and tongs
stands, and every article usually sold in Hardware
Establishments.
At The Boys Store,
CANFIELD g. MITCHELL.