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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
American Artists, Union!!

| THE American Artists Union, would respect
i fully announce to the citizens of the United
States and the Canadas, that for the purpose OF
cultivating taste for the fine arts throughout the
country, and with the view of enabling every
| family to become possessed by galleryfof En-
4 BY THE FIRST ARTISTS OF THE AGE,
they have determined, in order to create ex-
tensive sale for their Engravings, and thus not
only give employment to large number ofartists
and others, butinspire among our countTymen n
taste for works of art to present to purchasers of
| their cngravings, when $50 ,OOOof them arc sold,
100000 gifts, of the actual cost of $4,000.
Each purchaser of a One Dollar Engraving,
therefore, receives not only an Engraving richly
worth the money, also ticket which entities
him to one of the Gifts that are distributed.
or FIVE DOLLARS a highly finished Engra-
GIFT TICKETS, will be sent or FIVE DOLLARS
worth of splendid Engravings can be selected
from the Catalogue.
A copy of the Catalogue, together with a speci-
men ofone of the Engravings, can be seen at the
Office of this paper.
For each Dollar sent, an engraving actually
worth that sum, anda Gift Ticket will immedi-
atcly be forward.
AGENTS The Committee believing that the
success of this GREAT NATIONAL UNDERTAKING
will be materially promoted by the energy and
enterprise of Intelligent and perseverlng Agents,
have resolved to treat with such on the most lib
eral terms.
Any person wishing to become an Agent, by
sending postpaid, 81, WILL RECEIVE By RE.
TICKET,"a Prospectus, q Catalogue and all 9TH
er necessary information.
On the fiual completion of the sale, Gifts VIII
be placed in the hands of COMMITTEE of the
PURCHASERS to be DISTRIBUTED, due notice of
which will be given throughout the United
States and Canadas.
FIST OF GIFTS:
100 Marble busts Of Washngton, at 800 $4,000
100 CLAW 100 10. 900 |
100 " &C Webster. 100 10000 |
100 {: Calhoun. 100 10000 |
so elegant Oil Paintings, in splen-l ,oo m
did gilt frames. size 3X4 #. each.C NV WV
~ C each, ~ : '''' ''''s0' 80 so 5000
500 steel plate Engravings, brill
Iiantly cold in OIL rich giltf 10 5000
frames 24x3O in. each,
10, 900 elegant steel plate Engra-l
wings, cOl'din oil, of the Wash "A 10000 |
ington Monument, 20X26 in. ca /
287 900 steel plate Engravings, from
. 100 different plates, now in pos |
session of, and owned by the
Artists Union, of the market
valuo of, from so cts to 81 90 |
each. 4l,ONO |
NY. CITY, ''s' - $4,000
% building i6ts in 100 and 1o1st)
SITS. N. Y. City, each % 100 1000 $4,000 |
it. deep at
100 Villa Sites, containing cach1O,-
600 SO. #. in the suburbs of
of New York City, and com
mandinga magnificent view OF !
the Hudson River and Long Is
land Sound. ut 800 81, 300 |
% perpetual loans Of cash. with
out interest: security, Of 5000 |
$3.50 each, ue
10 " :! 100 5000 !
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-20
Notice.

7 HAVE two or three valuable farms, which l
i wish TO rent for one or more years. Some
of the farms are large and val liable. Apply to
J. Y. HORNOR, Lumbe7port, Harrison CO., Va.
Oct. IL, lS54-u.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-20
For Sale Low

L. CARR hus just received at tho DRUG
- aud Segar Store, opposite Bartlctt's Hotel
and has for sale ut the lowest prices =
100 Reams wrapping paper.
40 Boxes Window Ginss.
40 Gross Matches.
80 Boxes Tobacco OF various brands.
$50, 900 Fine Segars.
4 Gross Bonnet Boards.
variety Of GIuss and Brass lamps.
EthericI Oil.
Phosgene Gas and Lard Oil.
Wolfe, Cotton and Rig Carpeting. .
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-20
Removed.
Steam Marble works.

Steam NAarDKc ~ OrAS.
NTICHAEL J. ROUAN. No. IS Market street,
M Wheeling, Va, keeps on hand and finishes
to order, all kinds of Marble Monuments. Head
Stones MuntlcS, Grindstomes, &c: . lSo on hand
Plaster OF Paris. All articles will be furnished
upon the most reasonable terms.
nos ly.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-20
WANEED!

A single man. of study, industrious habits,
N who understands farming, can manage
pair OF horses, and who wishes steady employ
ment by the year and sure pay, learn of a
situation by cnquiring at this office, either in
person or by letter. Nov. %, SIT.
Dissolution OF Partner
ship.
THIS day til, firm of c. ADLER & Co., has been
i dissolved by mutual consent, and ChA's. Ad-
Ter still continues the business.
MAN. WEIGART.
Nov. Cd, 1884. CIIA'S. ADLER.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-20

Tobacco, Scgars, &c.
JUST received and offering Oh liberal terms, to
- whichwe invite the attention Of merchants
and othcs-
300 boxes Tobacco, assO ted brands;
50,0OOHaIf Spanish Scgars;
50,000Yura Skies
10000 fine Scgars, nssoried brands
10 gross Fine-cut, Smoking Tobacco;
80 boxes pipes.
500 Reed stems
doz. Tobaoco knives.
30 Boxes Scotch Stuff.
a larSe lot of Snuff Boxes and Scrnr cases. J.
LOGAN & CALR.
Farmont, July 3 my4 "
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-20
BLANKS!

DLANK Deeds, Deeds Of Trust. Summons,
ID Executions, Bonds, &C., for sale at this Of
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-20
THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,
BY DIR. A. NJ. MAURICEAU,
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN


" ~
one H"R""e"7H E"'""" CoOO'OuO)' ls'"0'' PIP 2oO'
LoN FINE PAPER, EXTRA BINDING, 81 90
Every complaint which a is subject from girl
wOmanhood as wife and as mother full
y described with the causes, the symptoms and also pro-
per treatment, a plain simple, the
chase language easily understood And thus every wo-
man can discover by comparing her own symptoms WIN
ompant and be- spared mucb anxiety and suffering
The wife about becoming a mother has often need of
instruction and advice of the utmost importance to her
future health in respect to which her constituencies for
u 100 90 49, W.. uo'' III
800, ~, -, ,, 80 -, 49,. 49, >; ~ '
80 -S'o " "', ,,,
A., $50, -. - 20 w., -. - 80, 80, 49,,
~ ~ '' ~ ~ "
'e eue'U' ." "'I0' my "'e ISlot "n anu 'O'
"ncn te ue'cNcv Ous seeking neH'ca ADVICE no"
many suner from Pr0S"PS"S "er (aIng OF the womb
o'0"S weakness deoilty' %c)t no" many
ment? How many have icult if not dangerous dev
eFies and slow and uncertain rccoveres? Some whose
lives are haEarded during such time, will each find in its
the means of prevention amelioration and relief
How many bitter moments, how much anguish, might
have been spared to the sufferer her husband to her
relatives by the timely possession of this little volume
is mpractcabIe to convey fully the various subjects
treated Of as they are OF nature strictly intended for
The married, or those contemplating marriage.
Dut no husband vile or mother are eNcusable II they
sun continue IN ignorance Of those physiological laws by
tne knowedge OF which their own health and happiness
asalso the future webeng of their children secured
THE MARRIED WOMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL
COMPANION" is standard work of established reputa
ton found classed in the catalogues of the great
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-20
40 the ladies.
EarOYfsiOna,

bacon, LARD, BUTTER, EGGS, &C.. =
ID ways On hand and for s.,le at the iowcstar N
Set price by PRlTCtiAKD. So.I q Co.,
WesEnd of ClAFkabnE9.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-20
Notice.

DERSONS whose accounts have been stand
i ing six months will please Call and settle by
note or otherwise. We think short settlements
are tn most satisfactory.
Novl If z. PRITCHARD, SON & Co.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-20
MO- LICE.

Dec. 20'h, lS54.-tf
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-20
WANEED.

1 Roy sixteen or seventeen years old, Il
n learn the Cabinet Makers U1sineas.----
J. d z. ByfIURSEY.
June 3Oth, 1852
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-20
CertalR 3'Ilre o.. no CHARTS.

DR. HARRIS LOCK INFIRAfARY,
IL No. 81 SNuTH GAY ST.,
tBtstoeea SeeoNdsand LOabaf3 sts., BaEt.l
A SAFE AND SPEEDY CURE EFFECrETED OR NO NO.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-29

The METHODIST CHuRcH ON SLAVERY
The annual Conference the NJ E. Church
in Wisconsin, al their recent session in
GAINESVILLE, passed the following among 9TH
er resolutions on Slavery:
/. That our opposition to slavery. in all
its forms, was never more decided and un-
compromising than at present
2. That we regard the Kansas and Ne
braska bill, passed by our national legisla-
ture at lbs recent session. as an alarming
exhibition Of the slave power surpassed in
atrocity only by the fugitive slave law d
1885,
i. 3. That we deem it our duty, as minis
tiers Of The gospel, to preach against slavery
as against other violations Of religion and
humanity. and in every other proper way
to labor for its removal from the church
and the world.
4. That we afectionately invite our peo-
pie 10 cooperate with US by their prayers
and in the use of the elective franchise, ic
effect repeal of the fugitive slave law, ic
prevent the further extension Of slavery
and to secure its final extirpation from the
nation.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-29

II the electors Of the 18th Congressional
District are anxious 10 know anything far.
ther Illustrative Of the character for consis-
tency of the immaculate candidate of the
Slave Democracy, DR.. Olds, we would re-
fer them to the following extracts from two
letters, written TO a gentleman of the Dem
ocratic party in this District:
mo. l.. Washington, March "a.
IL admit that the Nebraska
bill is an unfortunate affairs for the Democ-
racy of the North. l: may be changed so
that can vote for it, E. B. OLES"
mo. 2. Washington, May 26 '54.
at is now morally certain
that the Nebraska bill will pass. Tam in
a position to ask a .favor from friend.
How would you like Judgeship? This is
private matter between you and I, and
no one need be the wiser. E. B. OLDS."
Consistent Democrats, how do you like
the picture? He was sin position to ask
a favor of friend" was he? Sold his
principles for mess of pottagel A man
with price may be fit representative for
Slaves, but not for Freemen.-O. S. Jour.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-29

SISGuLAR CIRCUMSTANCE Twenty two
years ago marriage took place in this city,
which, from some cause or other was inval-
mated, and the parties separated. The la
dy went to India and married an officer
who subsequently, rose to the rank of a
General in the army. and on bis death be.
qneathed to bis widow large fortune
The gentleman married also, and about
year since, his wife, on discovering vari-
Gus old love letters, DC, in his possession
proposed to burn them; but fortunately, al
will be seen did not do so. Ia due course
Of time, the first wife died, and left to bin
who had once been her husband. no les.
than $4,000. stating that he would be en-
abled to prove his identity by the docu-
ments ia his possession. The fortunate
hsiF, who resides in this city, was soon
found, and his claim duly established; and
he has. we believe. received the legacy OIL
his "irst love" TO the comfort and delight
we presume. Of the "secOnd."-Bristo
Mirror.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-29
indian D,mcmI,,c,.

II there is any doubt remaining Of the
total inefficiency OF the United States
troops In Indian warfare, as at present or.
ganized, we think the account Of the de-
struction Of Lieut.. Grafton and bis party,
which will be found In another part Of our
paper. will 60 far TO remove it |. is uu-
safe for u. s. soldier to be in the Indian
country pithopi protection. The history Of
the past few months are sufficient evidence
ofihe truth Of that fact. Capt. Gunnison
while surveying Railroad rout to the Pa.
eisc, early last spring, was killed in Utah
and nearly all his men were massacred.-
Lieut. Davidson was defeated within 20
miles of his own camp, in New Mexico, and
forced TO retreat leaving his dead upon the
field. Capt Van Buren was defeated in
Texas, his men dispersed, and himself NOR
tally wounded. And now. Lieut.. Grafton
with all his party have been cut cff--not
one left TO tell the tale; the garrison at
Fort Laramie is in imminent danger, and
the government goods have been captured
The first victory has yet 10 be gained By
the U. s. troops over the Indians wssi Of
the Missouri, since 1916. II no means can
be devised to protect our soldiers from the
arrows Of the Indians the sooner they can
be Withdrawn from the Indian country, th G
better for themselves and for the credit o.
the government o. S. Journal.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-29

CoMMoDoRE PRRRY Tho editor Of the
New York Courier G Enquirer, writing TO
that paper from London, August Gath, re.
marks.
"As an American and personal friend
of Commodore Perry, ! am delighted to hear
the terms in which be is spoken of in high
quarters here, and by officers Of the Army
and Navy, at the "Senior United Service"
and "the Army and Navy" Clubs 1t is
conceded on all hands, that he has executed
bis great missoin with extraordinary tact
and Judgment, united to indomiiabe firm
ness. In reply to the question-What will
your government do for him il causes
blush of shame to arise when am compel
led to answer-Nottipg.
at refuses the veteran Scott, the poor
compliment Of brevet for the conquest Of
Mexico, under circumstances which abun.
dainty prove, that he was the only man liv-
ing who could have accomplished it with
the means placed at bis disposal. And who
can doubt but that it will treat Perry with
the same indignity. But be this as il may,
Perry has won for himself name and q
lhnc, hot ecl'Fseu eNeu ny tuat ol MS Bhl-
liant brother, whose heroic deeds on Lake
Eric will live, until the language in which
they are recorded ceases to exist Our
present Government may refuse to do the
Commodore honor, because they desired
his failure in consequence of the Japan ex-
pedition having been Wing measure ;
but the people will not forget him or the ad
miuistration which was striving to cripple
him at the very moment Of his success"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-29
NationaIizing slavery.

The Columbia Is. C.) Times, and the
Cbarlestan Mercury, are calling for the
negotiation of treaty with Great Britain
for the surrender Of Fugitive Slaves They
say "as the matter now stands, the Fugitive
Slave law is a positive injury to the South
Therefore, means must be taken to break
up the refuge afforded by Canada to ruua.
way negroes. The argument is, the object
of government is to protect property, and
every government has a. right to define
what shall constitute property. The con-
stitution of the United States does not say
that man shall have property in his fellow
man. But whit Of that? A flexible Pres
ident and corrupt Senate may make a
treaty Gf they can) with Gicat Britain for
the surrender Of runaway property, and
then the army and navy will be called into
requsition to enforce the treaty. But sup
pose Britain will not make such a treaty d?
Why may not the President and corrupt
Congress, like the present for instance, 90
to war to redress the indignity, with as
much propriety certainly as war was COM
menced on Mexico, or the attack m-de on
Greytown.
Really, our Southern friends are running
this matter Of Slavery very deep in the
ground. A few more such insane efforts
as the repeal Of the Missouri compromise,
will prepare the public mind for the propo-
sition to reopen the African Slave trad,
and this new project of nation aliz;ng do
mestic Slavery BY treaty %. S. Journal.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-29

Speaking Of the POLITICAL whirlwind thai
has jus. swept over Iowa. the Davenport
Gazette remarks:--"We opine that the noe
turnal repose Of Augustus Cesar is mol
very refreshing and perhaps that the
ghost that would not down. is ever and
anon carrying the unwelcome news from
almost every county in the State, that the
people. the soverigns, are all a
.Dodgipg. dodge. dodge. dodging,
a Are eyerySbere dodging.
Augustus Cesar Dodge"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-29

a L The old stand of
~ E. LEPPE IAN,
can be the largest and richest assort-
ment of JEWELRY, WATCHES, CLOCKS,
and FANCY ARTICLES, ever offered in this
section OF the country; in fact our present stock
will compare favorably in quantity, quality and
price with any assortment kept in north western
Ohio, and as our motto is
Quick sales, aud small profits,
persons wanting articles in our line will find il TO
their interest to call and examine stock, be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, as we feel confident of
satisfying the most faslidious
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
Our assortment of Goods in this department, is
exceedingly rich and large. So, Ladies, be sure
and call, we will always be happy to show goo d.
TO all who may favor us with Gull.
Ladies' Breast Pins.
We have just opened TWELVE DOZENS
Breast Pins, comprising all the latest and most
beautiful styles, varying in price from Two to
Eight Dollars each Call and see.
Ear-drops and Rings.
We have over One Hundred different pn tie rms,
jus, received fresh from the hands of the manu-
iacturers. Call and examine for yourselves.
Gold Lockets.
Just received LOT OF fine Loekets, intended for
one, two, three and four miniatures, varying from
the size of halfdime up to the full sized atehes.
Gold Crosses and Chains
A few fine Crosses and beautiful lot of Chains,
Gold Keys, Gold Pens, and Pencils, Gold Sleeve
Buttons, &c.
Finger Rings.
Any quantity of Finger Rings from Fifty cent?
TO Seven Dollars each, among them somo very
beautiful Re ard Rings.
Perfumery.
A fine iot of Harriaon,g Tuhn,s aoJ Ma,ok y.
manufacture, warranted genuine, and for sale at
manufacturers prices. We keep a general as
sorment Of every thing usually kept by dealers in
our line. So give us call, before purch asing,
if our goods don't suit, don't buy them; il is no
trouble TO show them
To Railroad Men.
We have fe1 fine London Watches, in Silver
cases, warranted perfect time keepers, They are
intended expressly for railroad time pieces. We
have also any number of Detached, Escapemen Mt,
and Lever Watches.
Musical Instruments.
Such as Flies, Flutes, AccOrdiOns, Banjoss,
Common aad Fine ViOlins.
To Sportsmen.
We keep complete assortment of Sporting ap-
PaFatus for Fishing and Cunning purposes. such
as Reels, Lines Of all qualities, Floats, Spools,
Sprngs, Spinning Bats, Hooks Of all sizes, among
which is the justly celebrated Kirby bent hook,
now acknowledged 10 be The best Hook ever man.
ulactared. Guns, Gun-wads, Caps, Shot bags,
Game-bags, &C., &c.
Knives and Pistols.
We have fine assortment Of Pocket Knives, OIL
American and other manufacture. Also, Re-
volyers, Double and Single barreled Pistols, &c.
Mammoth Gold Pens.
0sop-zazz..zzxsnau> We have received Six Doz-
ems Pens, varying in price,
| from 81 to a. so each evefv one wasranted III
any Of our friends want GOOD ARTICLE, we
can supply them at manufacturers prices
+. II. LEPPELMAN & CO.
Fremont, May II, 1854.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-29

OF the principal articles TO which we desire 10 cal
especial attention. For particulars, come and ex
anime for yourselves:
EXTRACTS FOR THE HANDKERcHIEF.
Essence Bouquet, Mignonette,
Alisma, Musk
Amber, New Mown Hay,
Citrenella Rose, Nectar,
Comelia, Orange,
Clematis, Orange Flower,
Caroline Bouquet, Pink,
Cowslip, Patchouly,
Geranium, Rose,
Iiedyosmia, Spring Flowers,
Honey Suckle, Sweet Briar,
Hawthorn, Sweet Pea,
Heliotrope, Sweet Clover,
Jessamine, J Tea Rose,
Jockey Club, Verbena,
Lilac, Violet
Magnolia, White Lily,
Mousseline, West End.
FLAvoRING EXTRACTS.
Almond, Orange,
Celery, Pimento,
Cinnamon, Peach,
Ginger, lSatufia,
Lemon, Rose,
Nutmeg, Vanilla.
FOR THE SKIN.
Lemon Rouge, lip Balm,
Cold Cream, Amandine,
Magnolia Tablet, Toilet Powder.
I" Balls,
FOR TUE TOILET.
Prairie Flower Cologne, A Amber Lavender,
Double, Toilet Water,
Prairie Flower Cologne, Aromatic Vinegar.
Single,
FOR THE HANDs-To1LET SOAPS.
Rose, Ambrosial,
Violet, Pumlce,
Patchouly, P Crystal,
Shamrock, " Balls,
Bouquet, Floating,
Honey, Brown Windsor.
Almond,
FOR THE HANDs-FAMILY SOAPS.
Rose, Palm,
Almond, Mammoth,
Amhrosial, Laundry.
Pumice,
FOR THE BEARD.
Rose Shaving Cream, Ambrosia Shav'g Soap
Ambrosial do. Military Soap,
Almond do. Barber's Soap.
FOR THE TEETH.
Dental Soap, Rose Tooth Powder,
Rose Tooth Paste, Tooth Cordial,
Ebony Tooth Paste, Dental Tablet.
FOR THE HAIR.
Amber LustraI, Bandoline,
Bay Leaf Water, Antique Hair Oil,
Phllocome, Macassar Oil,
Beef Marrow, Rose Hair Oil,
Bear Pomatum, Hair Dye,
Bears OIL Hair Depilatory,
Black Pomatum, Hair Restorer.
In addition to these we keep constantly on hand
general assortment OF all The popular Ok Mar
rows, Hair Oils, Pomades Colognes, &c. q. of the
day; Lyons Katharon, Barry's Tricophorous,
&C., &c.
Country Merchants supplied with all the above
articles at Manufacturers Prices.
S. BUCKLAND & co.
No. 3, Buckland's Block, Fremont.
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Stock of Groceries,

SCUCAC W vi OCCi tCS,
consisting in part of crushed, loaf powdered,
eranulated, coffee crushed, New Orleans and
Cuba brown sugar. Old Government Java, La
guyra and Rio Coffee, chocolate, plain and
sweet do, saleratus, starch, pepper, alspice gin
GER nutmegs, indigo cloves, English & Amer
lean mustard, cinnamon in mats, also, ground
spices of all kinds. w. |. pepper sauce, pick
les in jars, sardnes, liccorice.
.TTDS A splendid article OF black and green
l. -. Il L A s, which will only need the
trial 10 suit
GOLDEN SYRUP,
Molasses, Naples and Scisily figs, rnisins, MR
and Layer prunes, dates citrons, oranges, and
lemons, Zante cur-ants, fig paste, &c.
VA UJ 'z" gsS
Bordo almonds, Scsily soft shell almonds, Bre-
zil-nuts fiiberts, English and French walnuts,
and cocoa. nuts.
OF all kinds, CASTLE, common bar, extra family
white bar, toilet, shaving, military and fancy.
E'Ob HCCO.
Lumb Tobacco.-HoIbrook' Curry's, Mil.
lers, II & r, Elgalo Laurel leaf
Tin Foil Paper and Can fine -cut Chewing -
T.ilenthall's, Thomas C. Miller, Scribers, Bron :
sons, Thos. IIoyts.
SMOKING of all kinds, in papers or barrel;
also the genuine Scaiferlaty Turkish Smoking.
A fine stock of
yam NKEE MOTTO Ms,
At Wholesale or Retail.
GLASS JARS, from quarts to gallons
ale glasses, goblets tumbers, TASKS, fruit dish
es, &c, sc.
WOODEN WARE,
Tubs, pals, bowls, &c :, floor mats, baskets and
brooms, shoe brushes, and shoe backing.
Imported Principe and Havana
Segars, Regans, Cassidores, Lauormas, Lon
dres, and the genuine spotted Florida, and Jen-
ny Lind Segars and
All articles usually kept
In a general Grocery Store,
Which will be sold at
Wholesale or Retail.
Main street-FREMONT o.
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Smith & Bush!
Marble Manufacturers.

M@" E& EaE VM a - NN ~
@ EP ULCHRAL Monuments and Grave
- Stones OF every variety of pattern and of the
most skillful workmanship. The Best assort.
ment of American Marble kept constantly OIL
hand.
Foreign Marble furnished if desired on tht
shortest notice.
Also great variety of American and Euro
pean Designs, of the most unique and tastefu
patterns combining beauty and durability
Persons wishing to procure Monuments or any
kind of Marble work, are invited to call auc
give personal inspection Of their material anC
workmanship, as this will be more satisfactory
than to purchase OF Agents, (who have no in.
terest only their per cent) withoat an opportu
nifty oftesiing the quality of the article contract
ed for