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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-11-09

Full R1as.-The local OF the Statesman,
has the following interesting item for the
benefit of those whom it may concern:
"a few dozen Bonnets and Petticoats for
young mems wear TO correspond with she
shawls worn by them, are on the way 10,
this city, from the east"
Hit 'em again.
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Hit 'em again.

ScARcITY OF WHALEDoxE.-It is said
that the umbrella men in New York, have
been compelled to ct out dozen Whalers
for the purpose Of getting whalebone
enough to keep up their business. The
Ladies have pu: the whole stock on Eand
into their petticoats.
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A scholarship,

TN Godfrey g. Goldsmith's Commercial Col
i lege, Sandusky, can be Obtained by aPPli-
cation at this office.
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1, O. q. II,

FoUNrAIN LoDGE, No. 1856, OF the lHdepeh
dent Order of Good TemPtars, meet at Odd
Fellows Hall, every Friday evening.
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nrs. siitseI 6 porrcr.

ETTILL be at the CROCHAN HOUSE, in
w this place, from Monday the 9th, un,il
Mon day tie Goth inst. where they will be pre-
pared 10 wait on all persons who may call on
them 10 be CURED Of STAMMERlNG ard
SUFFERING. Their motto is, 10 cure, no
pay. Read the circular enclosed.
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Administrators Sale,

OF Real Estate by order OF the Probate Court.
At 10 O'Clock in the forenoon,
ON Friday, the goth day Of November, 1855,
" on the premises, will be sold TO the highest
bidder, the following real estate, as the proper
ty of Augustus P. Miller deceased, tO-wit:
The Undivided one-half Of the west part Of
the west part of the east half of the southeast
quarter of section four, township five, range
thirteen, conta ming forty acres of land. Also,
the west part of the west half Of the southeast
quarter of section four, township five, range
thirteen, containing fifty-one acres. Also, the
east part of the east half of The southwest quar-
ter, and north part of the west part of the south
east quarter of section foul township five, range
thirteen, containing thirty-four acres. Said
lands being in the county of Sandusky, Ohio,
and said undivided one-half containing sixty
two and one-half acres more or less. Apprais-
ed at S437 so.
TERMS OF SALE.-One- third down on
the day of sale, one-third in one, and one-third
in two years from SALE with INTEREST," secured
by mortgage on the premises.
JAS. DE WITT,
Admir-. Augustus P. Miller, deceased.
October I9, 1855. 39w4"
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Fremont HIGH School.

|FHlS Institution having been lately opened,
L under the charge of Prof. G. A. STARK
WEATHER, an experienced and practical Teach
er, the Directors have made arrange ments TO
admit limit ed number Of students from abroad,
into this department, and also to organize a
Teachers Glass for the purpose of preparing
those who wish 10 qualify themselves for this
professions; and they feel confident that such
will do well 10 enter The class
Fur terms of admission application ca Il be
made 10 the Principal of the School.
Fremont, Nov. ,, 1855.
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4 wedding recently came off in Memphis.
Tenn. which was the ninth occasion on
which the bride had been made happy in
matrimony ny.-Erehange.
Eight times widow, fancy free;;' nine
times bride. Variety as the spice of life.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-11-09
Revolution in Flour Boiling.
IMPORTANT TO KILLERS.
Nordyke d HUNTS Lmproyed Wire Cloth.
D1uble-AciiOn Flour Bolts.

EFNHE most important invention TO manufac-
L tureIs of Flour yet brought to light. This
machine has all the advantages and qualities
fer boiling Flour, dusting and separating the
offas, that can possibly be wished for by millers.
For testimonials from those who are using
them, and for particulars, see large handbills;
also, see Scientific American, No. 36, vol 10.
This bolt occupies less room, and not over half
the power, usually used for the same amount Of
work. It produces better yield than any other
Bolt, while the cost, all told, does not amount to
weather.
The subscribers are prepared TO gil all orders
on shOrt notice, at the net cost of $3.50 at the
shop. Terms cash, when the machine is put
up and tested. We are also prepared to sell
State, County and Individual rights. Address,
d. G. HENDERSON & co.
August ., 1855. 26m3 Sandusky.
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The Temperance Organization has ap-
parently collapsed Liquor is sold daily in
various parts Of the town, boldly and openly.
Have the League been discouraged BY their
i'll success under the buDgiing law and cor
rupt judiciary? Pick your flints. brethren,
and Try them again. The League have
already affected much good. We have not
seen half dozen drunken men in The
streets in as many months.
TiHin Trbane.
The above remarks will apply with full
force and effect in our town. The Tenn
perance League prosPered here for sea-
son, but we have not heard of it Cor months
Drunken men are not SO rare in our streets
as in your city Mr. Grey. Is there not
remedy? Where is the League?
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atd rices 10 suit the times.
Ladies' gold breaSt-pins, hard
soldered, $500 TO $1,000
Gold, hard and sof soldered Box and
Glass pins, for hair or miniatures.
hair put in gratis, ,25 to 500
Ladies' gold breast pin s, soft SOL
dered, I.25 to $50
Plated and galvenized Pins, IS to 200
Gold ear drops hard soldered, 2,5) TO 100
God and plated ear drops. soft SOL
dered, 81 10 200
Gents gold breast pins, loo TO 3 so
Gold Emblem pins, IS to 200
Gold chains per pennywelght, | 90
Gold hunting and open lockets with
one, two and four glasses, 100 to 900
Plated and gaIvenized lockets, 80 to 300
Gold, shell and heart locksts, ! so TO 4 90
Gold fob buckles, 300 to 800
Gold seals, 800 TO 500
Gold keys, l 90 to 3 90
Gold finger rings, 50 10 800
Gold charms-fish, deer, cameIs, l,0) TO 800
Cornelian dO-heart, Cross, anchor, 10 to 374
Steel and plated spectacles, 25 to l 90
Amber beeds, 81!
Coral beeds, beautiful red, p to 625
Ivory tablets, l,25 to ] 80
Gold pencils, ] ,25 TO 10, 90
Gold pens with silver cases, 90 10 800
Accordeons, 800 10 800
Port monias, 25 to 90
Eye protectors and goggles, 81 10 SO
And lots of articles too numerous 10 mention,
such children's rings, pen holders, steel
pens, bone and jet bracelets, JET pins. gilt
and silvered bracelets, steel vest and FOB
chains, key rings, beeds, bone, salt
and mustard spoons, gilt and silver
ed beeds, tweezers, gilt fob and
vest chains, combs, dice, jet and
gilt crosses, jet snaps, cuff
pins, wood pencils spy
glasses, lather
brushes,
raZors,
steel slides,
purse rings,
plated, table, desert,
tea, sugar salt,
cream and
mustard
spoons, toy watches,
hand and heart slides, scarf
pins and chains, hair pins, needles
thimbles, scissors, &c, &C.. &c; ten
thousand articles, wanted by ALL come and see.
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A GOOD FARM FOR SALE.
FIVE YEARS FOR PAYMENT,

FIVE YEARS FOR PAYMENT.
A FARM of 100 Acres, situated in
N Green Creek township, Sanduskv county
Ohio; formerly owned by Hiram Iurd, three
miles south Of the villa &c of CLYDE, on the line
Of The Sandusky and India ma Railroad
About so acres are under good state Of i'm
provemen mt, buildings are large, commodious,
and in tolerably good repair. the wood lot is
covered with geavy growth of very valuable
timber, the Railroad crosses it thereby affurding
a rare opportunity for the sale and shipment of
wood and timber.
The very low price at which offer il for sale,
together with the Unusually long time given
for payment, make it very desirable opporiu-
nifty for investment 10 those wishing 10 obtain
farming lands.
For further particulars apply TO Buckland &
Everett, or TO c. EdgerTsn, OF Fremont; or TO
Samuel w. Chaplin OF II. Johnson, on the
farms adjoining, or TO
CHARLES Y FULLER,
Sandusky City, o.
November ,, 1855 4lw5
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READY MADE CLOTHING,
FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR

] OIl AMI w IN w Lh \,
| At prices TO suit tn times.
| have an immense stock now on hand,
consisting gof French and Anne rica blue black,
and drab colored COATS, made afterthe la
test Partisan and New York city Fashions-to
gether with an innumerable number oftweeds,
Goats, ofevery style, fashion and description.
French aud American n broadcloth .cassinere,
satinet. corduroy, and linsey PANTS-all cut
in the latest styles, and mace up in the best
manner. Cloth, Satin, Silk, and Velvet
VESTS-and in this deparfme Mt will be found
plain, figured. and slripedsatin: plain. figured
and striped silk and a beautiful assortment of
white, buff, plain, embroidered and figured
Marseilles, which cannot be equalled for beau
ty, duribity ofcolor, and exact nicity of fitting.
We cannot enumerate allth different styles
and quality of
COATS, PANTS and VESTS,
that we have on hand, but would say that we
have every variety that man may desire.
We have great quantity of Shirts, among
which are beautiful Linen, embroidered bo-
SONS, fast-colored, printed gingham, common
factory, and check shirts. Collars made OF
the handsomest Linen, andcut according o the
Spring styles. CFaVats, Stocks, aud
Neck Ties, from the richest silks, satns and
ging CHAINS plain, figured, and embroidered.
DODD'S SILK HATS,
of the Fall style. Cans OF every quality and
price, OF cloth silk and cotton.
Socks, Suspenders,G Gloves, kid, silk,
and cotton, with nice lot ofthe purest white
kid forbridal use. Handkerchief, linen silk, ,
andcotton. Umbrellas, &C., &c.
have also large assortme mt of Goodyear's
India Rubber Goods.
consisting of over-coats, Pea Jackets, pants
andeggings. Also, OiIcloth overalls.
Trunks ofvarious kinds and prices, and
a great variety of Carpet bags, StacheIs, &c.
In fact, all thatis needed to complete gem
tleman's outfit, or wardrobe, is to be found in
our rooms, and any of and all of the articles are
TO be sold, whether we get profit or not.
We would also say that we have all styles of
cloth for Goats, Pants and Vests, which we
hold ourselves in readiness to manufacture to
order, by experienced workmen and on short no.
tice, and we wish it to be distinctly understood
that every article sold from our establishment,
swarranted to be what wo represent them.
Come then, gentleman, and see if what we
say is not true in every particular, The goods
are open forinspection, they will therefore be
sold, profit or o profit, that is our motto.
Cutting done at the shortest notice.
And warranted to fit,
RENE mber the place, opposite the Bank.
F. DERNHAM.
Fremont, Nov. ?, 1855. fl
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vEOBACCO.-The very best in town, at
may25 HEAD QUARTERS
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$4,000 worth of
n eW e. O O d s f..
Boggtt at a S,crifee and atM be sold at
Sacrifice.
ID d d II ID "

p. B. B e E r Y
Az CLYDE. o.
JS receiving his MAMMOTH Stock 6f New
i FALL ana WINTER GOODS.
$4,000 worth BOOTS and SHOES and
Rubber Goods, at Bargains.
$1,000 in CLOTHING, cheaper than
can be bought in the Stale.
5000 in LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
Shawls, Bonnets, Ribbons, aud Dress TrfInf
mings, splendid styles, call aud examine.
1000 yds, SaIineis, Tweeds. Cassimers
and Jeans Red, White and Dotted Flanuels
Drawers, Wrappers and Hoods.
Crockery, Notions, Fancy Goods, and
Groceries have declined % per cent. within hi
last ihirty days
We are determined to sell our entire
stock on the Low Pressure system,
FOR CASH or COUNTRY PRODUCE
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OHIO ALL RIGHT.
There is a North!

TNHE great exciting and all absorbing topic OF
i conversation in Ohio for months past has
been on political quest ions. But The matter is
decided; the S tate is safe. Chase is 10 be the
Governor, and Pierce is still President; but,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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F. DERNHAM, i,

Has been unanimously declared to be greater
PUBLIC BENEFA CTOR.
For the very reason that while the people have
been busy in putting State matters RICH L,
DERNiAM has be en- m akng he most exteu-
sive ARA ngements 10 supply all the naked and
needy with snnprinr
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r,,ouss CONNECTION, -. -,
uuo1EsaiE AND RETAIL. BOoksELLrn; =; ny =
STATIONER. ,.,un

"hohH' STATIONER. ,.,,n
,snilY inform his friends and the prp
w lie generally that having Pass Purenas os Booss&
kntnoone hos rer owed his Book store to slan"
a,es occupied by Fosters BLOCK
Of Nam n ana ,hns made to his stock enabies him -
ne his customers larger and better eon
than has ever been brought to tne Medesl and
sstlng ID p' Rooss Writing Printing: NraII
raSeS paper. a, Foreign Fancy saione ed Rets
Anos. T. a,; n,res a fact to which be "oulo car
country merchants dealers
others being confident he can make 10 " "au~es-M
10 nurchase of him.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &C., &C,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL by
-ea LEI CHI YER LIN 6
THE undersigned have purchased the entire stock OF
l. Drugs and Medicines of J. NJ ID. Miller d Co., and
utend carrying the Drug business at the we'll known
stand of teller Farnsey, No. IA Water street, under
the firm of Leich 6S Verng.
Char, LEIGH Of the frm hopes he is vorably known
to the public having been engage in SIR. Crawford
Bells Store the last five years. Peter Verng, ofthe
same firm having been clcrkng in the present store the
last three years fatters himself with having the conf
dence of It's Old customers. -r,
We intend keeping hand large and fresh stock Of
drugs and medicines and hope by this means and by
strict a,tento business and by low prices To merit
liberal patronage both from old and new customers.
CHARLES LEIGH
febo5-iy PETER VERLiNC.
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CLOTHING WHOLESALE AND nETAM.

1T THE undcrsgrd having purchased of his late part
- Chas " MIck his entire interest in the Cloth
~ lag Store OF Mack obenstne. at very heavy ds-
k count isdetermned get rid OF the present stock at
reduSed prices make for alarge assort
OF Fall and ~ inter Clothing He therefore invit his
pUbl generally III and examine his oods
ana prices e good stock of Clothing Gentlsmep
Furnishing Goods &e. sc, there Is Ia EFansvie and
them than they he bought other
place city which he will to those call ng at his
store un der Pavilion Hotel.
ey29-u I ANTHONl LOBHfSIlSh
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FARE AND THROUGH TICKETS
LOUIsylLLE PAPER MILL.

SUCCEssSORs to ISAAC CRoMIE OF Ne VS.
and Book Printing Paper and wholesale dealers in all
kinds Of Cards Printers Ink &e. Also Agents
manufA fAetare of Gunrowder fTL. s'le- y ro !
No. li7 Main Street Louisville. Ky. 70
n b. The highest market price in cash paid Tor Rags.
Hemp and cotton wastes. sep25-6m
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j. f. CRESP,

CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Fosters Building, Up Stairs. ut
F CRISP. having removed. his Office 10 Foster:
j building, will be hand at all times, to take ac-
of Deeds Mortgages. &C.. and attend
to all business required of him Justice OF the Peace
fcb9-f tf't .-AfIr-. .It
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SHERWOOD HcU5E.


TINE subscriber has taken the above house, and has
entirely reiled and re:urnisled it, and is prepared
to entertain patrons of the house in satisfactory
manner He has also rented the brick Stable owned by
Mr. Peter Burke and has good stock ofhorses anu
riayes to let. -. t - t..
The stable is large clean and well located and good
in constant attendance. Paeularattent0n
will be paid to horses left with him for keep
ng, and in all respects, the public sha find the Sher
wood House good Hotel. IjyS-tf J. 4. 8YERS. 81
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V.IUABI.E PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NAfIAEEIE PROPERTY FOR ALE.
Rec good dwellings. Brick aud o
with the Lots thereto belonging;
anle for business purposes This property situated
aud Fistsreet at the low seam landing and will ad
equal to
and terms made eay II not sold twoofthe houses will
he and all the flrnture sold rood terms
ply 90 janlt-lm .2tws4 o. BOYD BULLOCK.
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AND NEW HARMONY Tai.
NJ EthlY MAI LINZ

s=SS-N-GA on and after Saturs ". Iuy Ist. the
p-T1.hf dersigRed will TRi-WEF xLY LINE Of
Stage Coaches 10 above. .....
Leaving Evansville Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays
o. clock A NJ; returning leaves New Harmony
days ThUrdey's and Satu days att O'Clock A. NJ.
The lire will all tiues lie stocked with horses and
comfortable Coaches cl drivers
made with regularity aud dispatch. All orders goods
transportation o. packages &c, promptly aud cGrsfult
tended to.
For passage other business apply at the Office Lv-
the Market
Persons leaving their orders Hotels will
secure prompt attention. u & e. H. DE GARM0. z
e23-tf n
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ANTHONY LoBEysTINE.
PRESERVES, &c.
UHOi.ES ALE 81 HEr all. t-.- ..

A KCRTZ rsspee iully informs the public that he
no prArared ell all orders either of Country mer-
chants or fanl description
incudin Parisan Chrystazed work oevery style Pre-
serves Jees Se of his eanuaeture tie has the best
work enabled 10 all orders for Con lection
AIRY Cakes sery description &c PROMPTLY aud cheap
" lie particular y attention of Country merchants
10 his stock and prices. seplS-u
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-. su .xn ER1E CANAL.

I'd have recently built large sh md are
tial Warehouse the Canal Al remmission Fsr-
,ms bnsiness entrusted TO then cnods ana ehasges
..iy Naiurj . notifed OF the arrival OF tneii "''
warranted give satisisst,.p p,.,.hurrh Ia.
4 G-n
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STEAMBOATS, q RAILROADS

TERRE HAUTE AND EVANSVILLE U. S. MAIL
~ AND EXPRiss- PACK Els.
s-cS TkI-M EbkL. i. A Boat OF this Line viii
leave TerIs haate anu Evansville every
@s<A<H Mondsy, Nednesday and Friday. at o. clock
p NJ These Boats large ccmmodioas well furnished
Connecting =" Haupv with Railroad Northern Pack
and Evansville with the different Lines of Steamboats,
the Ohio river. -f-.. e22-tf
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F I X E.! FIR E!! FIRErrg,
-f. a. MORE TRIUMPHS OF
klCHsS SALA LANDER SA FFssy iGc


NJ THE FOLLOWING CrR11yrcArrs HAyr ,r.+ ,,v.
by the mails They form additcnal stim ,n,
o the superiority OF RcHs SALAMANDEfs ri ott era.
FIRE IN CHARLES1 ON, s. c. lfr-'.r
CH.RI EsroN, April 20, 1854,
Dear Sir: Finding ii impossible TO remove our safe du
ring the late fire. which destroyed our store in Hayne
several papers to test it. We are rIsd 10 aclporiSs
that it fully sustained the high of your ssfes
pected when we Witnessed The intense heat
COURTNEY, TENANT & CO.
FIRE IN DANsvILLE. Ny. t-i
DASsvILLr, ApriII0, ls54.s
Messrs. STEARNs d MARVIN Gentlemen: Your safe
went through the fire. ii contained all our bnot. snS
papers which came out in GOOD order The Safe, from
appearance. must have been red hot We trusted eur
BROWN GRANT.
NATCHEz STREET FIRE, NEW ORLEANS.
on,oa., Nrw ORLEANS, Aprii7, 1854. !"
with their contents except the books and puper CON
tanned in our Safe were ntirely destroyed D. nfe on
S morning OF the 18th March. Although the Safe ba d
eeen for severaI boms in extreme, hot ERE before
conld recover IT, an on being first discovered
ooks and papers 10 the cunt of ihopssns
oNrs without the slightest damage injur, TO us
eg fully eonvDesa BY this ihe entire seeun
u ose Sales. we have procured another of the ssme
5ipuon, ,fromlhesame Agent. viz:- Rcb's Fireproef
0y M. Bridge No ss Mssszine street.
aluaele papersin case fire. i il, - yrU'
PRICE, WALSH CO.
CHARITIES ST. FIRE, NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS. April I2, jes4.3
,ander safe as eminenty reproof since
client opporunity, the 5th February ,as' .e,e,at
ne Of tba, description which we puIens,e 'S,
ear. since Of Mr. Isaac Bridee onr m;re.
bartres street. with entire stock oi na.s: ;i,c
~ was burned on the morning OF thai GA! 1aysX
TO very intense heat during sew o,.. .ns
saved all its contents, comgIlshR , nile yefriy-
r for upwards Of nine hundred dollars, o,s s ON
Ne for several Thousand dollars ane ass So S oniy
pS Co. Forty thousand dollars. As SAID sae eos vy
Vhnndrcd and ten dollars We risk nothihe ~ pr
nc;ng II the cheapest article we eyer TPIco
Alarge assortment of WILpIns e., .ais by tit
sarrs with Rieh's Improve mfE.RNs a MARVIN,
.o-agl f.ueeessors TO Rich & Coz ~,
r' II I46 WATER STREET. y. III,
Tn, only Maker of Sala mander safes of
n sap,s and Rich's Patents. and Sole r.Sp.s nsr
Jones' Worlds Fair Lock- "n..n naIIIS rs & HOWES,
keyhole. AGENT. at Ey ansville.r
myy-u t"t. --------
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Law PARTNERSHIP.

TAS. G. JONES and JAS. L. BLYTHE. Attornies at
J Law, Evansville, Indiana ciated themselves
partners in the pEactce ofthe law, and will continue
to practice this and the adjoining couues, and the
Supreme and District Court They design turning then
attention particularly to land law. La short time they
will be prepared to give in few minutes, abstract
the title to almost any lot in Evansville its enlarge
ments orin Lainasco, togethe with their professosa
MON as l., the title. ifdesired ljy25-dawtfl !
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SOME THINGS CAN HH DONE AS WELL A,

SOME THINGS CAN TE DONE AS WELL AS
OTHERS. y l'TlIT -
M Har, would morn his OLD custOm'rs and the citi
generally tha. he has lust ived his Sho
Store Main nearly opposite the Branch Bank.
the largest I'D So selected Stocks asonabe
hiOuahle and Shoes that
comprising Cents Boots Shoes Slippers Caters of al
kin Youths and Boys and fine Boots Misses
children : Shoes Boots ard Caters. f.t. I'D
ALSOA full stock of Ladies Caters Buskins Slipper
and Boots Also Ru Sanes Of all kinds for Gents
Ladies and Children aiso the Freueh trimej Cork Soe
He hsSalsr hand hne stock ofLeather Thread Web
ami indeed article used facurng of Boots
shoes which will sell cheap the cheapest and
gOoi.
also large good and experienced workne
plOv ed in Boots and Shoes which enale
compete. either for-Deaness chaapness durability
with house W est the Mountains
N. RAN work that rirs ii bought here will be repar,
free of charge. Oet13-tf ii. j. HA RI.
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BARBER SHOP.

B. THOMPSON. having purchased the interest Of all
ss other the late known the fhomp
sona will hereafter conduct the business in his
name. - : =
the spprovedste. Mr. Thompson woul return his
Evansville for their lbsral
and would res peesfuy soet Pedg
inr himself 10 snare no pains to meritit ' eva If
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HHAY.-so bales No Timothy and 81 bales slightly dam
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