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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-24

L. DEAJNG. IN. crAYpooLr
A. l.. DEMING co..
Successors to Granville b. Smith Col
pANkERs and dealers in Exchange, Keokuk, 10.
Dsght checks on all the principal cities constant
iy for sale In sums 10 sur
Collections on tLis city remi.ted for promptly at
current rates Of Exchangs.
We will Luy and sell all kind Of Gold, Specie,
and uncurreu Bank Notes at best rates.
Interest allowed on special deposits
REFERENCES
Cash Am. Exchange Bank, New York.
Nessrs. 4. " Clark, Dodge Co. {"
- Lucas j Simonds, st. Louis.
J.. W Clark Bros. +"
n. Cor~ith Co, 0alena.
May 2l, 1855.
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE
nF GEO. c. ANDERSON, ON Third, between Main
Oand johnson Streets, keoknk Iowa. Collections
on this city RENTED promptly, at current rate Of
Exchange.
&e- Interest On deposits when specially agreed
up~n.
Refer to f. " Clark Bros, p.
Bogy. Miltenberger Co.,
John j. Anderson CO.. " "'"''
f. " Clark, Dodge 4 Co, New York City.
"a Office hours from A. NJ TO M
July Il, ls55.--itf
Ranking House of Chas. Parsons.
Cor. Of Main and ID Sts., kE0KUK, IOWA.
- lGHT Exchange the East and South bought
'Cand sold. European Exchange for remittance to
any part Of Europe for sale. Interest allowed on
deposits as per agreement.
Refer TO Lucas Simonds, St. Louis Mo.
l. A. Benoist & Co., do
Atlantic Bank, Boston.
Duncan, sherman d Co, New York.
brexel 4 Co., Philadelphia Pa.
Union Bank Baltimore, Nd.
Commercial Bank, Cincinnati, @.
Price, Converse a Co., New Orleans, La.
Sept. !, ls55.-dly
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IL ANING made arrangements for the establish
L Inent Of u large Clothing Manufactory on the
Eastern plan, ] Offering NV Spring and
Summer Goods AT PRIME COST Those in need Of
Clothing Will find this TO be a rare chance.
Corner of First and Main Streets
NATHAN H0FFHEIMER
keokuk JULY I3 lg55--d1wly
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saw YEN HOUSE.

WILLIAM WINTER, Proprietor.
N0RN Err Second and Cedar Streets, Fort Madi-
~ son, Iowa.
Jzss- Baggage taken to and from boats Free Of
charge.
.Ess- Stages leave this House daily fur keokuk
and Burlington.
June % tS5A
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PENNNYLYANIA EOIiNnRY.

Cor. Main and Eighth Streets, -. .KEokUK, IOWA.
YT WICKERSHAM d SONS, manufacturers of
i Steam Engines and Mill Machinery. A gen
eral assortment Of Castings adapted to the wan : Of
the country constantly on hand jal-dly
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nENGUNNFVR1 I1UVNEs
John kOhi n ON, Proprietor.
rINIiE proprietor would call the attention of the
L travelling public TO the above House, assuring
all who favor him with call that his house and
stable are large and commodious, and amply fur
nished, and thai he will spare pains 10 give en-
tire satisfaction.
Nuypmba, u 1853 div
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Fall Trade.

- TAR CLOTHING STORE, IL Man ST., Keokuk
~ IL. Straus would re-pcc fuly call the at
tention Of the gentlemen Of kcohuk and vicinity to
the fact that be hns formed co-parinershp with
one Of ,he best cloth ng houses IN Cincinnati IL Ma
reuthal L. Block and thus p,ssesses superior ia
cilltes for the selection and purchase of stocks o
clothing and furnishing goods.
lhey have now q most complete assortment elaau
KINDS u Clothing, comprising in part, Cloth nd
overcoats Pants and Vests Of all grades STYLES ane
sizes, shirts, stock. Hats and Caps. Trunks &C.
These goods have ben selected with care and win
b. sold at a small advance on custom cost We orc
determined not to be undersold by any establish
ment this side Of Cincinnati.
Country merchants particularly invited to call
and examine our stock, before purchasing els.whc.e
sen liz dSwtf III cyRAftG A Cp
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REYNOLDS Drug Store.


-. ASaW Aen 4 Son,
A}oULD respectfully call the attention Of the
w pubic to their stock Of the FIRST quality Of
Marble which they have just received direct from
the East, which they enabled to sell ~ cheap
rate a. can be obiasned in st. Louis.
We are determined TO act upon the motto
"sAALL PROFITS AND QUICK RETURNS"
Give US call and we pledge ourselves to show you
as hne marble, and as good workmanship, both in
the ornamental and PLAIN styles, as can be found
anywhere in the United States
We have another extensive stock of Marble on its
way from the East, and shall be fully prepared 10
meet any demand that may be made for articles In
our line.
Third Street, between Main and Blondeau.
April >, 1854,
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100 boz. floyd's Ameriean Penetrating TinI
w ment IN quantities 10 suit purchaser
2Oo dor. Esculapian Liniment and great yaraety
II Patent Medicines ut
April 8, 1855. d REYNOLDS Drus 4tor
| cASk pure Blackberry Wine sui table for medi.
clnal and sacrnmental purposes at
REYNOLDS Drug Store.
I ARD OIL, spirit Gas, Iinseed Oil, CopAl. japan.
IL Demar aud Coach Varnish on hand and for ssls
a; REYNOLDS Drug Store
I CASh Prunes at
J. REY N0LDSt Drug Store
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Keokuk Book-BindoYv

AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACfORY.
DLANk Books made and ruled TO any REQ uired
- pattern. Court Records, Justices Docket, As
SCISSORS Books, Poll Books, Ac,, de-, Furnished at
short notice.
Old Books, Magazines, Music, DC, bound or re-
bound in any style desired.
IR- My Bindery will be found on Second Street
next door TO the Athen@um sign Of the "Big Book
Jan. 26, lS54.-dAw. ISAAC N. PIERCE.
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To amy Gentle man
XXYISLING O new Hat we have just received p>r
w Express IL dozen soft Hats Of Snperior quail :
ity at the .sareat Western Emporium"
d. 4. HUMPHREY 4 GAGE.
August II, 1855.
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To the CI,izens Of keoLuk.

April 5, ls55.-aly
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NJ AIN Street, between sixth and Seventh, v hole
vi sale aud Retail Dealer 10 Stoves Hollow v are
Timer Stuck, de- Also manufacturer VI Tin
Copper. and Sheet Iron Wares.
Roofing and Jobbng in Tin, Copper, and Sheet
Iron which Will warrant u give satisfaction.
.3ulY "a. ls55. dly j. s. BEEBE.
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NEWS! NEws!i NEWs!!l

NEWS! NEWS!i NEWSyyg
FlNHREE days later from the Crimea. We arc au-
i thori led to state that LaspEs 4 DAuGnxRrY'a
nav Brss4&Se9on is on the track Furnishing better
Bread, c. T. Crackers, and more for 81, than
evtr fuf1 for the same in ksokuk. IL yoa
want any Of - a4pYe articles, try the REp " AEON
Oct Id tLANDES DAUGHEk1Y
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Card - the Laatee,

NOW ready for the season large stock Of Tri m
~ ming Goods in Velvet--Piain and Shaded Col
and Black Of all widths rtush Shaded. Moss
Fringe, Moire Antique, Watered Ribbons, Colors and
Width GalloonI in great variety Gimps Dsaids "a;
SOME in bright colors for chi ldren's dresses.
Sept. TO- dIw y. d. FOSTER -
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A Il. BALL. n KIRkHAH.
BALI kIRkHAM,
ISAMILY Grocery and pr"YisiOn Depot, Posi- build
j ings ID It,, bet ween Main and johnson, where
they keep constantly hand large supply of fami
IS groceries and provisions of every variety and of
the Osst quality which they intend 10 sell cheap
if not cheaper than any other house in the city ard
hope by strict attention TO business 10 merit share
# the public pauonage
\. B-our wagon il in reaIipess to wait all
who may favor with o call Nov. d
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CLOVER HOUSE,

CLOVER HOUSE.
DY b. W. CLOVER, corner Of Walnut and Second
ID Streets, Mnscatine, Iowa
~ Office of the Upton, Marion, Davenport and
0akaloosa Stage Lines.
March %, ls55-d
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DIs. j. HAINEs

nFFICE 81 his Residence, on Blondeau Street
None door W ,st of Second, keykuk, Iowa.
Apgll %, ls53-d
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W. b, soNERvtiIE. JOHNSON REpn. a. H. BFApFOEt
n. -. Produce a Commi>sion House

- 1MMERNILLE. BRADFORD 4 co. General
iDProduce, Commission and torw arding Merc' ar !
He" Orleans Particular attention pad 80 the pur
chase and sale u Western Produce. Also. ~ the
Receiving AMI Forwarding business generally Or
ders respectfully solicited, M. II Tcboupitoulas
street.
Iule Il ls55-afv
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THE MCFARLAND HOUSE.

FRONT 81. ........... II. MADISON, IOWA,
A. been enlarged aad thoroughly renovated,
L 1 and 4 nov large aut commodious establish
inent cpuvcnltnt - the SIS aInboa landing, and in
the very centre If bus nea-.
TH undersigned has furnished it throughout in
the very best style Aid trusts that long cxperi-
the blslness will enabe him - give general
-aflsf .et
~ Du ~
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COMMISSION NJ rchants Wholesale 6rocers an
~ Dealers in Produce. Main street between Foart
and Fifth. keoluk. Iowa
September l. Is55.--dly
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IXYHOI.E- ALE and Retail Druggist, corner Of
w Main aud Ttsrd Streets, keokuk, lows.
2*s- = gn If the Big Mortar. -
Az
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=
MILLER & BECK
IA MES NJ. REID,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Keoknk Iowa
hFFICE "a the Rail Road Office on Main Street
~ over ]. +. Bruce's store.
August 7. 1855.
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MES T.. BRUCE.

JAMES T.. BRUCE.
NTHOLESALE and retail dealer in Foreign and
w Domestic Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes.
HAS, Caps. Bonncts, Trimmings, &c, No. sc Nam
Street heokuk Iowa.
Fob Z, l335. u
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-02-02

VERY LATEST-IoArrs Jan. IA
eoufier Just arrived from Bucharest eopfrm
the reports Of the recommencemens Of The
war on the Danube, The Russians 10
strong force crossed above Taltschs, took
the town and we're marching on Katehin.
No interference nag offered on ne part Of
44Vstrfdi This report caused some con
lsternaf;0p. Ceases etft
LosDoS, Jan. Isiil-RussrA.-A Accord
ing to prevalent. accounts OF a completely
reliable character, from St Petersburg,
great distress is experienced in thai city
and much dissatisfaction prevails At the
.haidships imposed BY ibe war Ii is 'men-
toned that 10 all the Churches. prayeIs.are
offered for peace. As religious services in
Russia are subject 10 The direct control of
tie government this statement is somewhat
remarkable. The journal de ST. Peters
burg Of the 81 Of January, gives one-fourth
Of IFS news columns 70 the report Of Mr..
Bighl's pro-Russian speech delivered on
the % ult. 10 The House Of Commons.
PRUssIA-A statement that Prussia ad-
heres to The treaty Of Dec. 2d, rests on the
authority Of The Vienna Truden Bialt, and
is a; least Premature.
TunIy, Friday.-The Quc4n doyaeer,
widow Of Chsa. Albert, expired this day
after seven days illuesss, at the age CTS.
The Russian corps at Tultscba has been
posted at Baliadgh to stop the march oftbe
Turks on the Cnmea.
Brunswick, Jan. sth.-Hanoyer and
Brunswick have resolved TO continue 1nSed,
and to identify themselves With Austria ia
The affairs Of the East The secondary
States are successfully declaring them
selves 10 the same sense.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-02-02

THE NEW YEAR.
BY J. c. WHITTIER.

BY ). c. WHITTIER. 5af r.i
The wave is breaking on the shore
The echo fading from the chime
| Again the shadow moveih Ger
The dial-p!ate Of time. ...-
Oh! seer-seen Angel! waiting now
With weary feet on sea and shore,
! Impatient for the last dread vow
That time shall be no more.
Once more across the sleepIess eye
The semblance Of a smile has parsed;
The YesrdePasiing leaves more nigh
Times fel7iuliesl and last.
Ohiin that dying year hath been
The sum Of all siuce time began
The birth and death the joy and pain,
/ ofNature aud Of mind.
Spring with her change Of sun and shower,
And streams released from winters chain,
And bursting bud, and opening flower,
And greeniy growing grain.
And summers shade, and sunshine warm,
Aud rainbows Ger her hiI-tops bowed,
And voices in her rising storm
God speaking from his cloud
And Au,umn's fruits and clustering sheaves,
And soft warm days Of golden light,
! The glory Of her lorest leaves,
And harvest moon at night.
And winter with her leafess grove.
And pFisoned stream, and drifting snow,
/ The brilIisnce of her heavens above
And OF her earth below.
/ And man--in whom an angels mind
With eafth's slow instincts iud abode
I The highest Of the links which bind
Brute nature to her God.
His infant eve hath seen the light
His chidhood's merriest laughter rung,
And active sports 70 manlier might
The nerves Of boyhoOd strung!
And quiet love, and PASSIONS fires,
Have seoth'd or burn'd in manhood's breast,
And lofty aims and low desires
By turns disturbed his rest.
The wailing of The newly born
Has mingled with the funeral knell,
And Ger the dying ear has gone
The merry marriage bell.
And Wealth has filed his hall with mirth,
While Want, in many humble shed,
Toiled, slIivering by her chesrless hearth
The live-lOng night for bread.
And worse than all-ihe human slave
The sport Of lust and pride, and scorn!
P'ucked off The crown his master gave d
His regal manhood gone!
*-a.
But Ger the bIaekness Of the storm,
a bow of promise bends on high,
And pIeums Of sunshine soft aud warm,
Break through our elouded sky .-
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1oetrpr
From the Household Words.
Remedy.


was dropping, was grsving,
-J Ger life's ills hideous train;
All | said, is but beTeayingi ar
All is loss without a gain.
There is not one stable blessing
For our weak and sinful clay;
In the moment Of possessing
Every JOY is snaiched away. &c.
Suddenly there, came a splendor
Richly pushing from the skies, ~
AS maiden, bright yet tender
z1i Streamedupon my wondering eyes,,
"Cease, she said, sthy stain Of sorrow;
Mortal, turn thy looks on me;
am daughter OF To morrow,
And my name is Remedy!
"Nolbingi is. that is without me: rFs
! was present at the lirlh
or The Universe about me;
Mine is Heaven, mine is Earth!"
''Sphere, 4" cried, ''sublime of action!
Yet doubt suspends my breath;
For disgrace, despair, distraction,
What thy cure7" She answered, death
"That,'' cried, with bitter feeling,
SIS from wo to wo TO flee 49,
Say, for death itself what heaIing7'
She replied-'sETERHTrY." "
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-02-02

A Coon HIT.-It is known that the
Queen of Spain has sent tie Pope Splen-
did tiara worth 100000 francs in honor Of
the new dogma-the immaculate concep-
tion-which declares the Virgin Mary free
from original sin! A cotemporary, speak
ing of this present, remarks, and with great
significance: "If the Pope could effectually
pronounce the Queen herself Immaculate, it
would be something to the purpose"
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Washington, Jan. 26.

A man calling himself O. A. Brewster
has recently been attempting to issue poll
cies for fire insurance, here, in the name oI
an Insurance Company n Boston. and had
appeared as agent. Letters from Boston
state there is no such company in existence
there, and the President of the Merchants
Co. writes that their company has no such
agent Brewster had policies printed here,
and, in assignment, is printed the name of
Tammany Insurance Co; also, the name is
The Merchants Insurance Co, and has the
signature of the Secretary and President in
the same hand writing. 1t is supposed
Brewster la an accomplice. He has now
gone south or west.
1t has been showing slightly here all
night, and is now about two inches deep.
The weather has no indication of clearing
up.
Col. Kinney leaves IN ten days for New
Orleans, on his way to the Mosquito King
dom. Large numbers are flocking to join
the expedition, and more confidence is gen.
orally felt in the enterprise.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-02-02
BARTLETT & HAYNES,
Attorneys A COMEseIIors at Law

Ma. G.. G. HAYNES, formerly Of Huron Coun-
ty, having entered the Office Of B. BARTLETT
g. SoH, that office will hereafter be conducted
underthe firm Of BARTLETT e. HAYEEs -
They will give strict attention ts ell business
entrusted to theircare, and will promptly at
tend TO collections throughout Ohio.
6t.T Old Office Of B. J. BARTLETT 81 SoE,
FREHoST, Quo, Feb. 3, '54.-tf
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A. b, Justice or Mayor.
Sec. 13 In all prosecutions under this
act by Indictment or otherwise, it shall not
be necessary to state the kind of liquor sold
or tc describe the place where sold, and for
any violation IF the fourth section, it shall
not be necessary to slate the name of the
person to whom sold, and in all cases, the
person or persons to whom intoxicating liq-
uors shall be sold, IN violation Of this act,
shall be competent Witnesses 20 prove such
fact, or any other tending thereto.
Sec IA That "an act TO restrain the sale
of spirituous liquors" passed March IL, 49,
81, and ian act further defining the pow
ers of trustees of townships" passed March
II, 1854. be and the same are hereby re-
pealeG; Providsd, That all suits and pros
eculions pending under said acts, or previ-
Gus violations thereof shall be prosecuted
under said acts, the same as before the pas
sage of this act F. G. LIE BLOND,
Speaker Of House of Representatives.
JAMES MYERS,
President of the Senate.
May l, 1854.
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FREMONT JOURNALS
ISAAC NJ. KELLER.
sadi g Publisher and Proprietor.

The JOURNAL is published every Friday
morning. OFFlCE-in Buckland's BIock-
third storYi Fremont, Sandusky County O.
IL -TERMS.-
one = s copy, per year, IN advance, by mailSt so
Paid within the year, $40
Al1or the expiration Of the year, . so
1Own subscribers, will be charged SI,75, in
adVanee,the difference in the terms between
the price on papers delivrred ia town and
those sent by mail, is occasioned by the ex-
Pense Ofearrying
How TO sToP A PAPER.
Firstsee that you have paid for up to III
ame you wish ii TO stop; notify the P ost Mas
Ter Of your desire, and ask him TO infor a the
publisher, under his frank, las he is authorized
70 dol ofyour wish TO discontinue.
u No paper discontinued untlall arreara-
ges are paid, except a. the option of the pub.
iskeFs.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-02-02

CURIoUs CoINoIDENCE.-By curious
coincidence, which will not occur again for
a long time, the new year commences on
the same day as in 1s49, and consequently
all through the year the date will be on
the same day. The almanac of 1649,
might, therefore serve for the present
year.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-02-02

BARNUM IN THE CARs.-We understand
that when Mr.. Barnum left this city week
or two ago. it was in the cars on the Little
Miami Railroad On his way to Columbus
his peculiar genius broke out. He spoke Of
his knowledge of legerdemain and sleight
of hand to some of the passengers near him,
one of whom was particularly overcome
with the old trick Of placing quarter of a
dollar on your knee. and placing card O.
yer the piece of coin. and then lifting the
card up and finding the coin missing. The
young man said he would give FIVE dollars
10 know how to do that smart thing Bar
mum said he would show him for that
sum; and accordingly be instructed the
excited young gentlemen into the myste-
ries of the "card trick" and pocketed the
five dollars for his tuition We have the
story from a gentleman Of undoubted We
racity, who was in the cars aud saw the
whole thing, including Barnum pocketing
the money.-Cincinnati Gazette.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-02-02
The sea-sheII.

1t was one among many other curiosities
in a costly cabinet-a little shell of curious
shape. and beautiful tints. and as | held its
pearly lip to my ear it murmured in a low
and solemn strain of the wonders of the
sea lttold me of restless tides, Of sweep.
ing under-currents, of deep. dark wastes Of
waIer. Il sighed in remembering cadence
of amber turrels, and cities of coral rock,
that are builded by Triton; and then ii
breathed in solemn echoes OF Eolus and .he
storm spirits; how they banled with The
angry waves and 50 rolled up great noun
tains of waters TO the frowniug skies.
"Long time age" sighed the ea-shell in
my ear, "there arose wild storm 10 all the
realms of ocean. There were fierce, reyrls
held in the halls of the deep; the water
wraiths shrieked and the mermaids cried
aloud in terrible fear as they whitfield past,
pursued BY scaly monsters Of the as
Many a proud ship was seized upon by the
invisible powers of the deep, and drawn
down beneath aud between the wrathfui
sarges. Then the agonized human cry of
despair arose above the storm, and above
the tempes; blasts of Eolns OH there
we're white, soft arms entangled amid float
ing sea weed; beautiful, Young brovs, sbad
ed by long slken tresses, found pillow on
sharp and rugged rocks.
The noise of fierce, roaring waters
drowned my feeble song, and was caught
up and carried with binding swiftness along
the whlrling tides and currents Of the ocean.
But the storm ceased. and calmer wa
ters swept me upon broad and pleasant
shore. Sill l love to remember the
ocean-sOng | heard in the pearl paved
DIV ellings of Triton, for think, perchance,
that may yet return to my home in the
sea. and be contented once more in the en-
brace of silent tides" CD.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-02-02

The Lehigh PENN Times. tells story
of a postmaster who ascertained that one
of bis clerks was secretary of know moth
ing council and accordingly discharged him,
bu, bad the singular i'll fortune to select the
president Of the same council for bis sue
cessor, -. - -.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-02-02
John L. GREENE.
lCHESTER EDGERTON.

attorney and Counsellor a Law, and Solicitor
in Chancrry, will carefully attend 10 al pro-
feesional business left in his charge He will
also atte nd to the collection Of claims, &c,
10 this and adjoining counties. Office, Sec
ond story Minis, B lock. Fremont. o.
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nENTISTRY.

L d. PARKER, SURGEON DENTIST,
Respectfully tenders his professional services to
the citizens Of Fremont and vicinity. Tech
inserted on pivot, gnld or silver plate aud in
the neatesi manner. lEtr Office int,aidwei's
Building, front room, up stairs. Fremont
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JUNCTION H0TELi
6. @. WHITCHER

-1 s. @ WHIIUHER.
CLYDE, OHIO.
Trusty Porters in attendance to convey bag
gage to aud from the Cars free Of charge. A
Livery Stable is attached 10 the house, where
horses and carriages can al all times be had.
CLYDE, Dec. %, 1854 49
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miscellaneous. 6

Bg5 The arliGle.eopied below, is Com
position written by one Of the young ladies
of the Select School in this place. 1t evin-
ces delicate and sensitive imagination, and
the IDEAS are simply yet POLITICALLY express
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-02-02

DRS. WILSON q STILWELL,
FREMONT. OHIO.
Residences on CrOghan Street, near the Court
House. Feb. "a 1854.
JAS w WILSON THOs sTILwELL.
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J. W. KILLS. wM. A. KILLS. J. NJ. KILLS.
J. W. KILLS, & SONS.
Manufacturers Of paper and Blank Books, and
Dealers in Printers Cards and Inks Spring
field, Ohio. April IA, IS54-Iy