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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-06-09
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4 E. LEPPEENEAN 4 n. .

A T the oil staud Of
"A e.. LEPPEE. E.NEAN.
can now he seen the largest and richest essort.
,ncnt Of JEwELRY. WATCHES. CLOCKS,
and FANCY ARTICLES. ever offered in this
sfc'lon Of the rodnty; in fact OF present. stock
viii com pdre fivorably Ia quantity, quality aud
price wiih any assortment Kept ia north western
OHIO, aud as our motto is
Cniek sales, and small profits.
persons wanting articles in our line will find il 10
their interest 10 call aud cxa,nine ouf sioek, he.
fore purchasing elsewhere, Us we feel confident Of
satisfying the most ftsiidicus
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
Our assortment Of Guods in this department. is
exceedingly rich aud large. So Ladirn, be sure
aud call, we viii always be- happs 10 show goods.
70 oil who may favor with cali.
ladies' Breast Pins.
We have Just opened TWELVE DOZENS
Breast Plus, comprising all the latest aud most
hran'ifll t'yl's varying IN price from Two TO
Eight Dollars each. Call aud sec.
Ear-drops and Rings.
We have over One IIunlred different p,ttefns.
iaai received fresh f ON The hands Of the manu-
flcturers. Call anil exlmiue for yourselves.
Gold L0ckets.
Just received y lot Of fps Lock-ts, intended t,r
one, iw', three aud fonr mini,inrea. v,r,in, from
Go ! Crosses and Chains
a Few Gpe Crosses and beautiful loi or Chaius
Gold Ke,s Gold Pens, aud Pencils. God Sleeve
Buttons, &c.
Finger Rings.
Any qnlutity Of Finger n nrs. rom F.hv cents
70 seven Dollars ench among Them come ye y
beautiful Regard Rings
Perflmerv.
man"t'cinr"' wirranied genuine, aud ftr sii" at
"annficirrer's miccs W. k4ep a general a,
sor'ment or "rery thin usui'v kept hy dealers in
"ur lin". 50 give Il call, before purchasns
II "rr goods don't suit don't buy them; il is no
trouble to shuS them.
10 ltailroad Men.
We have f.w fiue London Wiches IN Silver
cnses warranted perfect time keeprrs, They are
intended expressly for railroad time pieces. W.
have also any number of Detached l:,capement
aud Lever Watches.
MuslcaI Instruments.
Such as Filrs, Flutes, Aecordion', Bopjoes,
Common aud Fine Volins.
70 SporiSmen.
We keep complete assortment Of Sporting an
pa.aius for Fishing aud Ginnng uurpnses such
! as Reels Lines of all qualities Floats, Spoo
Springs, Spinning B ats. Hooks "f all Sizes aiming
! which is the justly celebrated K rbv beut houk
now ACKNOWLEDGED to be the hest Hook ever man.
| nlactured. Guns, Gun.wad', Caps, Shot. bags,
Game bags. &c, &c.
Knives and Pistols.
/ We have fine assortment of Pocket Knives Of
American aud other manufacture. Also, Re
volvers, Double and Single bnrreled Pistols, &c.
Mammoth Gold Pens.
da--------n>u- We have received Six Doz-
! ems Pens, varying in price,
/ from 81 to 81 50 each every one warranted. II
any ofour Grends want a GOOD ARTICLE, we
can supply them al ulannr,cturer's prices.
T.. II. TEPPELMAN e. CO.
! Fremont Nav ~. 1854
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! Cnutt Sput ON. of tb. Gins IN bi.b . Cr,,J
! Fee. Excursion win h.. a v.p
Wh,r tn. $40. 1Ol tickets re sod. tho nroppr.
I, will hp placed a, the dsnus.h nr u conipiitl,.
npponi'd nv tho ticket. hol lrrs OF any place
VII. rein The er"ats 81 "u'nb-r have been Sold. TO
10" distributed as shnl be- rerfsrtl, fair aud salts.
actrrN in ~ rnHrrrned aud Judging from The
mere sing rtph'iiy with which ih. tick"is he
my pUuas d b, all e'.s-es or people IN rvnrv
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No. g, rsmGkInnd,s Block. Fremon,
-N"' IT EEssN@1Nt ~ TT = y W.
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
,Sandns&y Comty. Ohio.
HANNAH BINKLEY, Plaintiff,

HANNAH BlNKLEY, Plaintiff
against
JOIN STINE, Defendant.
TINE defendant. John Slime, will take notice,
l. that The Plaintiff. Hannah Bnkley has flied
her petition in th- Cou.t Of Common Pleas Of
Sandu,ky county, Ohio, setting forth among 9th
rr things. marriage contract entered into bv and
between the said plaintiff and defendant, or
about HE first dat Of November, A. D. eighteen
hundred aud fiiv three which the said defendant
has violated, aud refuses to perform by reason OF
~ hich the plaintiff cluIms damrges 10 the amount
of two Thousand five hundred dollars.
Said petition also sells forth that said defendant
is The owner of the north half Of the south west
quarter Of section number nine in Sahdusky town
ship Sandusky county, Ohio, which said petition
prays may hp he he'd till the final hearing Of this
suit, aud made subject to any Judgment that may
be obtained therein.
Defendant will take notice that an attachment
has been issued against him. aud that said land
has been seized by virtue thereof, aud that ne is
quir-d 10 the said petition bv the eighth
luv OF July, A. d. ghiern hundred aud fifty four,
or udgmen nt will be taken against him bv default
BARTLETT & HAYNES,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
MAY 2 1884 i5.6
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CIVIL ACTION,

In the Sandns1y County Common Pleas.
The State OF Ohio,
County of Sandusky,
Eli P. Bertram and
Arminda d. Bertram Plaintiffs,
against
Philimon b. Simpson.
Sylvnnhs L. Simpson,
Nolney A. Simpson,
James e. Simpson. As~
Mary J. Simpson,, Defendants.
THE DEFENDANTS, in the above entitled
j. cause viii! take notice that petition was filed
against them the :enth day of NAV, A. D.
eighteen hundred and ffty-four, in the Court Of
Common pleas, wi hin and for the Codnty OF Sant
dusky, aud State of Ohio by the plaintiffs where's
in the said plaintiffs demand partition of the fol-
lowing real estate: The east hall Of the porth-
west quarter, srciion number fourteen, township
number four, range number seventeen, containing
eighiy-iwo acres Also, the west half of the
north west quarter Of section number fourteen,
township number four. range number seventeen,
containing eighty acres, ard at the next term bf
said Court application will be made by the said
plaintiffs for an order III partition may be made
of said premises.
By G. W. & C. s. CLICK,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
NAV IL 1854 1910
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NInsnnrY.

THE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens
l. Of Fremont aud vicinity. that he is prepared
10 do all kinds Of MASONRY, pnd PLASTER.
ING upon the shortest notice.
OF Being nn Englishman, he has had much
eErtrience in putting ur steam boilers and STAG =,
(or high rhnneys.) lie would prefer work in
the country on account Of i'll health in town -
1889 FRANCIS PICKER.
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LOOK HERE!

EN NJ WcCONNELL'S Pure. Refined
Il Salaratus FOR sale at Clouds Dry Goods
Store. in Buckland's Block.
This Saleratus is pulverized fine -four, and
is equally as white. II is warranted pure and uns
aduturated. IL only needs proper trial to satisfy
any one Of its superior quality. Although great
care aad expense is bestowed upon it's manufacture
il is offered at Wholesale about as cheap as tho
common article; because of the immense quantis
" Manufactured aud the facilities for the same.
JOHN MASTlN,
Wtole sale agent Fremont. Ohio
N. B.-We have always on hand sample ofths
above, at the Fremont JouRSAL OFrIcE. J. NJ.
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FREMONT PRICE CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

Nhe at per Jusl,el.... ...... 5 All : &
Flour per barrel. ......... .....-.....> p,ph
CCrn per bushel. ........ ...,'S
OHtS per huShti..... ..'.....'..s .'oc
Butt., npr u,,nud ...y,,....,.....Il -
Eggs per dozen.... ........... .S
Cheese per pound..... ...............l
Lard per pound. ............. ...........
Salt per harrell. ...... .................. O0
Hides per pound. d........ ....4 h.o
Flax seed per bushel.. 90
Timothy seed per hu.. .............2 o0
Clover seed per hu. ................4 400
Hams smoke per pound. Sn0
Beans per hushel. .............. .....t u
Potatoes per hushel. ............. 80
Onions per bnshe. ........... $50. 40
Apples grren....... ............ ..-.''Ho
Apples dried. ..................l5 loo
Beeswax per pound. 25
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GOING EASE.
FROM CLENEI.ANn

The 90 y. VI. AID IA amd l. - r. NJ
Tf,ins rornrct at Tnedo. with Train, Of Nnr :
gan Southern Rail Road, for Chicago aud tn
West
The s. 30 A. M. Express Train. frms n Iii
rect cnirneclion via Sanduskv. h-tNrrn vr-
and, 5 prinsliehl, DAYTON. lldi nm ipol : Cm-
cimnali. rOledu aud Chicago.
The 8. 30 Il ~. aud 3 % y. IN. Trains con
meet at Sandnsky, with Mad River aud Lake
Erie Railroad The 6.3 M train conmect,
with Mansfield and Snndusky Railroad
FROM TOLEDO,
The / so aud a m. aud the ,. So p. ~
trans, 'c1nneci AT Cleveland directly with
rrains Of tn, Lake Shore Road for ths Isl: al
Nonropviila Niih trains of Mansfield and san.
Ju,ky Railroad.
The s. a. ~. aud 9.l0 a. m Trains COZ
meet al ely de, win Mad River and l. Ike Erie
Railroad.
The 50 a. IN, Train connects at cleveland
with Cleveland Il Pdtsburg Il tilro Id.
tn" 800 r. m, Train forms direct connec-
rion between Toledo and Cleveland, via, San.
dusky.
FROM SANDUSKY
The s o. it. IN aud rs p ~ Trains cor-
meet al Clrvrl I'D with l. ,k- Shore aud C.+vr.
\ ri ishurgh Raj Roads The 5: ) p a.
Fran .oun cts W Ih Mlusiisia and SaiduskN
Ran Road
Tie 3 o. p. N Train from Toirdl and the
505 y. III. Tian from Snndusky, connect,
with Steamers Mississippi aud - Lawrence,
from BuA,lu aud HE East.
L B PHlLLIPS. |up't
ofice G. tS r r r.
Cievel el.ni, May. 20 1851 %
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.AN FRIDAY evening Of last week, an IVORY
" TABLET, containing various memorandums.
The finder will confer favor by leaving il At this
office. juno 2. ls5i.
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PerfumeryI perftlneryl
8, BUCIlLAND-lN- Co,
TJhyE JUST RECEIVED very large Al

EThyE JUST BBCElvEDu very large and
Il splendid assortmeut Of PERFC.UERY,
Fresh from the Manufacturers,
20 which they invite the particular attention Of
the Ladies aud Gentlemen Of Fremont.
and the lovers OF Fine Odors renetelir. We do
assure yod they are PERYNlCE, and canno,
fail 10 pIrrse ihe most fJsdious. Our assert
mcnt is 'VERY LARGE, aud al eau find ,heir
fsvnrr Perfume nr Extract We tuhjoin list
Of the principal arlaios TO which wo desire ~ call
especial attention. For paneulars, come and cx'
amino for Yourselves;
ryrhA crs tnR rnr t1AHnk nRcniEE
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|
Gifts for the People
PROFESSOR uART's
+ GREAT GIFT ENTERPRISE
IOF THE WHOLE WORLDl!
WORLDS HALL,
Nos. 371 G $40 Broddwoy. New York.
PRoF J. Woona,N HART, Proprietor & Manager
T. " p BeowN, Treas. @. 7. Mou1oS, Cor Sec
~ AsHroS HANKtys. Descriptive lecturer.
J Miss G. LIZ BARON MuRnoeiI, Vocalist G. Pianist.
! >. TuRL.................. Leader of Band.
PrOf. j. wOODMAN HART,
Would respectfully inform ihc citizens Of Fremont
aud the World nj large, that for the purpose oi
enabling all 10 see his wonderful illuSiraiiun Of
the Entire World, the lirst and nntv thinr Of The
kind ever rruducsd now on exhibition nt The.
Worlds Han Nos 3i7 and 379 nroadway, and
for the purpose Of popnlarizng Anaricta art {;
and also Of giving world wide noioriety 10 his re.
noWned Books Of Travels, Adventutes and
Anrcdote'." which should be read hv the million
as well as to secure for the ILLUS RhTED
! JOURNAL. called '''rllE WlIDIE WORLD"
the largest circulation of any iiersrv or business
paper eXtant. lr viii distribute smonr the nur
chasers of his One Dollar Tickets O.00) MAJ.
niiiccut aud Valuable Gifts, amounting to The
SUN total Of $3nn 900.
LIST OF GIFTS.
/ Prof. Harris Who'e World wnrih an i'm.
men;e forfnae to any one, valued at. $4,000
| Prot lIari's Elegmi Conn rv Seat with
| 100 acres Of Land IL a high state Of
cultivation the bindings on which cot
SI500n, situated on Long Island Sound
aid cnn'nar ting IN ignifcam view OF
! 81 mi'cs in ev.rv direction, vaued at 95 0nO
Cash Lnan for no Years, without ln-
,te est or s cnr,y,........ -. lO,OOD
The Celebrated Model nf the Civ Of
San FriuCisro, now on exhibition. val
ned 81 -. ................ O0O
Prof. Hau's Far Famed ranoramn or,he
n.'y l..nd .................... 10000
! magnificent City Residenc' in New
ork .........,.. .............. 17,O-O
! 10000 V"ur"s nr Prof. ilnri's Even.
siv" Trivr in the Oc and New World
| imiersrprsrd with remarkable Ndvrn-
inres Amusing Anpcdotes. aud Thrill.
! ing incidents. ELEGANTLY hound. with
! gilt "dqe', includ ng Portrait Of The
Ao'hor. ........ .................. IS 99o
Twenty Five Buildinr Lois. parh con.
, ,snng 10 200 square feet in 4 hs,uti:
| t"l Mage IN the suburbs nr New York
CIV. each a'usd -, s5o0,........ l2.5N0
81 E'eg't Rosewood Pannl'ts a, $3.50 9, n0
" $40 25
~ d" Me'oieons, 700 ,. Or
81 Gold wa'ches,.... 100 500
| lU) g I" .... IS Is
! I91 &c " " -. 81 5.Oal
POO 8 +" -. 25 500
roo +" =" Btacelets,.... IS 1907
Loco " Rings 1000
?.'00 I" .... 2Oar
200 Sets Elegant Silver Tea. Spoons.at I.s0'
| 81 " Desert Spoons "ll c.
25 . +" Tables Spoons, "lS IS
l2'.Nln Vos. Mr.. Par,ing'on's Carpet
Bag Of Fun. an IS Ceuis........ lo,01C
I3).1o0 Pieces of the most Fashionable
Music. AT - Cents zach. h............ 7,51(
35,Al1 Elegant Sized Engravings at 25
Cent. eoo,' ................... -. sl5c
Sl.oNO Fmely Eugrovrd Pocket. Maps Of
tn" Chy Of N-w York ork..............I4Il II :.
- .0S9 Porte Monnaies, at rs Cenis.. 7 772 .:
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June appointments.
""HO IFPa'OIHtIHOaItS'
DIR. TGBBS. Analytic Physician.

Vim be at his Room
Fremont Croghan House, Thursday, l5,l,
Jane.
NonwALK-Mansian House. Tuesday, and
"Wednesday I3ih and lth June.
T1FFrN-Shawhnn House, Friday and Sat
u-daN, iflh aud 18th Junr
SANDrsxY CITY--St Lawrence llnusc, Mon
day aud Tuesday, 18Th and ?0ih Iuue
% n Road Testimonials b-ioR-H.w nna every
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.
JACOB G. DELONG. VS..
BARNABA KLINE.

BARNABA KLINE.
Sandusky County Common Pleas.
NOTICE is hereby given that Jacob G. De-
~ long viii make application 10 The Court OF
Common Pleas OF Sandusky county, State OF
Ohio, at the next term thereof. for oider Of
Redemption r of The following described tract OF
land, to VIII: The east half Of the south east
qlarer of section number eloven, (lD in town
hip number five, (5) range number sixteen, lG]
Containing eighty acres Of land, in Sandusky
county, Ohio.
Said tract Of land was sod December 3lst.
S3S. by the Treasurer Of Sandusky county for
d-lnqnehi taxes. aud the time OF the sale there
of, was ON the duplicate Of :axes charged in the
name Of G. II Hopkins, and described
thereon as follows, 10 wit:
T0pg7as {! II II6 5I1l E.gs. f Sd
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In addition to these we keep constantly on hand
a general assortment of all The popular Ok Mar
rows, Hair Oils Pomades Colngnes. &c. of the
day; Lyon's Katharinn, Barry's Trcophorous,
&c, &c.
Country Merchants supplied with all the above
articles at Manuacturer's Prices.
RiTCKLAND 4, co
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WAR WITH RUSSIA
England {. France Assist The Turks!

M E lock.wh gfea, in,vrest fcr the efrivd sf
w the next steamer from Europe, which Will +
undoubtedly, bring the intelligence of ifost aans
culinary cquhicis between The great Powers Of the
Fusteru Continent.
But that need not he wever alarm the people Of
Northern. Ohlo and morn especially The oill1tnS
Of Sahfus.y county. FOR they
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100000 WORTH OF
Gifts for the People!
PROFESSOR uART's
GREAT GIFT ENTERPRISE
OF THE WHOLE WORLDl!!
WORLDS HALL.

Nos. 377 d $40 Broodwoy, New. York.
PRor J. wocpa,N HaRr Proprietor & Manager
F.H BRowS. Treas. @ r. Mou1oN, Cor Sec
~ AsHroS HANKtys, Descriptive lecturer.
Miss G. LIZ BARON MuRnoeH, Vocalist G. Pianist.
>. IuRL.. ~. ........ Ieadar nf Rnnd.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-01-13
FIRE IN PORTLAND, MAINE.
PORTLAND, ME y January

PORTLAND, (Me.,) January 9.
The Custom Fl House in this city took fire
yesterday morning, and the entire black des.
troyed. 1t was also occupied by the Post
Office, Reading Room, Atlantic Bank, United
States Court, Natural History Society, Mr..
Bailey's Book Store and othc. tenants. Every
thing was saved from the Post Office but the
contents Of the Offices of customs, a splendid
collection Of the Natural History Society;
Judge Wares valuable Law Library and the
contents of the Reading Rooms were entire
ly destroyed. Loss very heavy but falls prin-
cipally upon the Government, who owned the
building. 1t was formerly the Exchange. but
was sold to the Government for $l29,0OO.
Th' collection belonging to the Natural
History Society was valued at 100000.
The Libraries belonging to Judge Ware and
the United States Court was valued at $4,000.
There was an Odd Fellows Lodge room in
the buildings, all the books and receipts were
DESTROYED.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-01-13
GREAT FIRE IN NEW YORK.

NEW 'lOHk, Jan.,O.
About one o'clock yesterday morning, fire
commenced In the eimmense block Of buildines
on Broadway, containing the Metropolitan
Hall and La Fargo House, and In about two
hours the destruction was completed. Moth
ing remained standing except the marble front
OF the hotel, which being in q dangerous con-
dition, was demolished by the firemcn this
morning.
The fire commencedin the hall in which
M. Julien was msking great preparations Tor
a splendid dress bail and supper which was
fixed for the 18th inst. The hotel had lust
been leased by Chas. Wright, and finished in
the most magnificent style, and would have
been opened in few days. Nearly all the
furniture was either burned or seriously dam
aged in its hasty removal.
The hotel was the largest and most expen-
sive building Of the kind In this city i, has an
extensive point on Broadway, and ran back
to Mercer street. Several other buildings on
broadway and Mercer streets, were more or
less scorched, and the roof Of frame DWELL
ing on Mercer street was crushed by the fall
of the rear wall of the hotel.
The total loss by this conAagraton exceeds
half million.
The LaFarge hotel was insured for $685.
OO0 The furniture Of this hotel It is said,
excelled anything ever before manufactured,
and was only covered by $4,000 insurance,
not one sixth OF its actual cost. II was part
iy owned by'a gentleman formerly proprietor
OF the La Fargo hotel at Macon, Georgia, who
was interested with others in the case.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-01-13

Pursuant to notice given in the county pa
pers, and in accordance with their Constitu.
ton and Bylaws, the Belmont County Ag.
ricultural Society met at the Court House in
st. Clairsyille on the I'd day of jan, 1854
for the purpose of electing "Board of Man.
ayers" for the coming year.
The Society was called to order by the
President and proceeded to business.
On motion of Thomas Thompson, Esq, /,
was resolved as vote Of thanks to the Ole
Board of Managers, that they be reelected
to their respective Offices.
The Society then proceeded to elect by
Ball,t, one President, one Vice-President
one Secretary, one Treasurer, and FIVE Man.
ayers, which resulted as follows:
President, /. Neiswanger; Vice-Prest., J.
T. Scofeld; Secretary, Clifford Arick; Treas.
urer, John H. Heaton. Managers, H. Pen.
nlngton, William P.:Frazier. John w. Sen.
senoy, Joseph. Woedmansee, Jesse Barton.
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PROSPECTUS
OF
THE INDEPENDENT
VOLUME sIxTH.>..IS


This wel-known and widely circulated journal,
conducted by Pastors OF Congregational churches in
New York and vicinity, has nearly completed It's
fifth year.
In addition to the regular editorial corps, Rev. g.
B. Cheever, d. D., &C. y Rev. Henry Ward Beecher,
~ Mrs. Harriet E. Beecher Stowe, tH.E. B. 81
Rev. c. L. Brace, &C, L,) and Minnie Myre,''
are stated, contributors engaged 10 write weekly,
ind will be assisted by most able Cores.
pondents at home and abroad who will do all
in their power 10 make this journal an interesting
Religious aud Family Papers. The Editor are in
truth, independent" having full and sole control of
the columns OF the paper.
TERMs.-.Two Dollars per annum. if paid strictly
in advance.
9rClergymen and Postmasters are authorized
Agents. and solicited to engage in the work OF ex-
tending our circulation. Fly Cents commission on
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Amy person wishing TO subscribe, will please en-
close in an envelO re, 200, and address.
PUBLISHER OF The INDEPENDENT,
No. 10 SPRUCE STREET, New YoRX, prepayng
postage, and money so sent will be considered al
our risk, Subscriptions forwarded before the Ist o
January next, will enlitle subscribers to the remain
ing numbers of the present volume, free OF charge
0cThe paper will be sent in exchange for one
year to any newspaper or monthly periodical tina
will publish this Prospectus, including this notice.
New York, Dec. LIST, 1853.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
,t,HE GREATEST pIscoyERy n,

lINHE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF
Il the sge.-Plsnters, Formers. Families and others
! DR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LtNIMENT,
Th tosts Toothncbe, Sea Sickness Cuts Buths swell
nfs, Bruises Old Sores Headache, Musquo Bites Pains
| in tile Limbs, Chest, Back. etc ID III. A.
4 lfn does not give relief, the money WIN lie refunded
ll that asked, sa fair trial. and use according 20
Il IL an EugIjsl remedy and was nsed by William the
w.: late kiof England and certified by him az cure
| for Rbcumksfsn. when everything else had failed.
OvtR 10000 BoTTLEs
have been sold in the United States, without sinrisfa.
ure and many have stated they would he without IL
was 10 doh per bo,tc, IN case Of Group, u h &c
1t cures Choiera when frst iskcn, in a few hours:
Dysentery iu half al huur; Toohscbe in Eve minutes
IL perfectly innocent to take Internally and IL recon-
mended by the mos, eminent, Physicians in the United
PRICE Is and so CENTS.
Dr. TOMAS could fil dozen Newspaper with oertI6
cstes and Letters relating to the wonderful cures accom-
plsed by his Liniment but considers warranting suf
feient any person who does not obtain relief need
A' i @ HORSE GiNrMENr
IN pint bottles, which warranted cheaper and heu
than any other for Chole, Scratches old Sores Calls
swellings, Cats, Bruises, etc. -
PRICE, 50 CENTS.
DIR. 1oBIAss OFFICE, fF
2S0Greenwch street, New York.
AaLNrs.--I II, Patterson q Co. % Monroe ST., wbeei
ing; T. H. Logan q Co., near the Bridge corner.
J; W; COLLINS, ...... st. Clsirsvile,
". ALEXANDER, do
John a. Hanes, East Riohiand.
!. w, vanaw, Lloydsvilie.
J. r. Mitchell Morristown,
" Murphy IIendrysburgh.
Morton u Carlisle, FRrvew.
H. Miller, Bridgeport
turner & McGure Martinsvills.