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DOaaald EEenRcdy.

No. I2O arren Street, Ru1bur,, Mass
PRICE 81 %.
Wholesale Agents, New ! ork CIiy. CV Clckner
ol BaTciGy s'reeI e. IL. Rug, w broAuway; A. B
~ ID. SANDS, iUU / uiiUn sliegi
Nv. DyrII u Sous. Pniadcphia s. :. Hance,
Balumare, Geo. H. hey ser. iIIlsDurg
Alsu. Tor safe by h. LOCkWOOU aud JAMES p.
HOFf ECKER. SnIy rna Del, H. 4. Baker, Oucssa
nunn ~ Kennedy, NiIddleIown; DIR. /. ~ SUIT H. 81
GeOrge's; Lr. l.. Orreii, Delaware Civ and by all
re>pectaDle DrugsIaIs Ia hs UnIed States and Brush
PROVINCES. (uctI1 5j-Iy
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WIN. Il. FRY. Imnorter of

RICH FANCY GOODS. Toilet Articles, POrimon
naies, Wnlng and Dressing Cases. ,.abas, Canes,
Bronzes. Fans, Opera Glasses Paintings, and Papler
Mache Goods. and manufacturer Of Travelling Desks
on hand, great variety Of rich fancy and useful ar
tcIes suitable for Bridal, Birthday and other Pre-
scnis Qcy- 1873 ARCH Street. opposite the Theatre
Phate phia. loci3 BIN.
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West Chester Academy,
H-eSt CheSLer. (hestcr Cn Pn

w. +. WYERS, A. NJ, Principal, assisted by three
able and experienced teachers Course of Instruction
thorough and exIel sIve. The Winter Term cOmmen-
ces Nov ls and closes March 3st, Iull five months
Pupils received during TIE sessions at proportionae
charges.
Terms, S 100 per session, including boarding, wash.
ing, he'd and bedding. with tuition in the English,
Mathematical and Classical neparImenis-S95 with
out the CasslCs-payabe in advance. Modern Ian.
guagcs, Music, Drawing, extras, Mt $40 0nd Sl5 not
required IN advance.
The Boarding Establishment is large and comforta
BILE chamber furniture &3~Each pupil occupie,
bed 10y himself. Catalogues iurnIs9Pd upon appli.
salIon 10 the Prime pal, cc3-5t
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RI IN M "a e s.
Lace Goods and Variety Sior,

Lace Goods and Variety store.
OST received a new and fresh stock OF
:, Spring Goods, such as plaid and beached
MAusms; kid, silks, lisle-thread and cotton
"ioVes, Cambrics, Swiss, Jaconett, white and
colored Drlllngs, Iaces, Collars, Sponsors,
Ohdersieevcs, plain and workea HaDdkercheis.
stamped Collars and Strips; good assortment
or Hosiery, Work Baskets, lndcllible Ink,
Paper, Pins, Needles, Buttons, &C., &C.; also,
Ribbons and Millinery Goods; few pieces of
neat style Caicoes and Ginghams. Also, a
good assortment of COntectionaries, and every
other article usually kept in a
trimming amd Variety Store.
All of which will be offered at very small
profits to any and all who will favor the sub
scrlber with call, feeling confident she can
sell as cheap as the cheapest.
Come and see before you buy.
MARY a. ROBERTS,
Commerce ST., below Main, Smvrna, Del.
Ja.10, Ap.4, 1855. Iy
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JOS. B. BUSSIER,
- S,uth V harvcs, below Chestnut street.
PIiLADELPiIA,
Wholesale DEALER ~
EOrcIgn and domestic Fruit,
Nuts, &c,
Would cI' the aitcnuUn al Country Merchants and
"i,rs. - me IuIi wlHg eooIs n, III constantly
"h IHi, ait 81 which ne oilers tor the low
Iha'",t ptccs, u. ,o.a 70 suIt purchasers,
FfUIr. NUTS.
k;.s.hs, AmOnIs
CIfIAats, InD"IiS,
tlg-, Nanuix,
luIcs, Cream Nuts,
NI.ruh, Pecan NUS,
IIGHes, Ground Nuts,
Itnndr.IdS, SheIed AIuunds,
CraiLes, Cocoa Nuts,
a., Inrns, Sheilcd Ground Nuts.
PiesEtNts, French ChesUIuts,
SUNDRItS
Ch ,csllic. Slrdlnes,
SiIi Peas. Pine Apple Cheese,
S,uIS, Rose " ultT,
rc ca NaIer, Assorted Extracts,
lIquurce. Rock candy,
CIul DROPS. hlaccarOnI,
NermI,eliI, Beans,
Screen ,,m-er, Salad OIL,
aHaf, seed, Hemp seed,
Pearl BlIiey, Preserved Ginger,
EIg PnsIe, JuJuhe Paste,
kri hu,s and Sauces, Owes anu CaDers,
AssUTIed fICk es, JeIlIes and Jams,
Fire works and Fire Crackers,
SplIsI Oysters and LUbsJers, sc &c.
Country Merchants are requested call aRd purchase
IiI.Ir gos,s al hfsi hands uI make great saving
iHeItU,. (UuilG-3t.
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DAGUERREOTYPES

TTNIIE subscriber having located himself perma.
L nently in the Odd Fellows ilal, Smyrna. would
respectfully invite the La, les and Gentlemen of the
Town and vicinity 10 give hun a call
He keeDs constantly on hand full assortment Of
maeral aud persons desiring pictures may rely upon
having them taken in the most perfect style Of the art
lie will lie ready al any time ner Monday next.
sepl9 6m ISAIAH EtSERBREY.
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ALL RIGHT, GO AHEAD.

81 say, my friend, where are you going ~
"Tm onmy wayto BAGGS', opposite Foxwell's
Hotel, on Main St, to look at his stock of Fancy
Articles. They say, he has the largest VARIETY
aud best goods in his line that can be found in
Smyrna. ocIO
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MEW T-RlFAMINC, VARIETY
sss2$.g AND ala(l,
&S4S' G. AE9 S1FD E2E. Tgtf5
West Commerce St. Smyrna. Del

West Commerce ST., Smyrna, Del.
| MRS. WILLIAMSON has just opened a NEW
WI STORE on West Commerce street. near the
junction OF Commerce and Meth Idist Streets in the
Town Ol Smyrna, Del. where she will be happv 10
have her irt nds, and The public generally call and
eXaEme her speEdId assortment of fancy and plaIn
Dres, Caps win or without boxes. OF every variety
and price. Also, all kds and colors OF Sewing Slks
Thread, Cotton lrlm nlngs. LacCs Ribbons, Spcnser.
Collars. Undcrsccves; Ladies', GenIlpmen's and
Chi rens plnn AMI fancy lIandkerches; Hosiery.
Gl1ves, Buttons, PlnS, Needles, NecdleC ases IIOuks
and Ewes, fancy NUrEONes, nIcss WhaicbUne, Shoe
Llccs, lnSerIlngS, Chldrcna Belts Lawns DcLaines
MuslnS. Ladies and Gcntiemens Combs OF all kinds
Scissors, I hmhles, Bees Wax. Sus enders Looking
Glasses Glass Tea Plates Spoons, Cutlery, key.holc
Saws GImiet .TOVsToy Paints, Marbles 40. TN gnia.s
frhcIis' for either wuOd. paper or slate; cUlnmui
fancy and I0liet Soaps Also, CIGARS OF extra
brands; a full supply oi STATIONERY, an. "a choice
assortment Of CONFECTlbNERY- Spices, MUS
Cahes Lemons, JeliIes. &c. Added TO The huvr Is a
good supply ef JEWELkl, d" ali ot winch will be
sold as lOW as any other establishment se.lng The same
tins side OF Phlladcphil.
GIVE her call and see for Yourself
NJ. WILL NAISON,
West Commerce ST., above Church,
sCptl2- 2-'55--3m. SMYRNA Del
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TAKE NOTTCE


tie has tried it in over 100 cases AM nevor io;lo
| except M two cases (boIh thunder numur) lie M,
NV ~ HIS possession over two hundred certificates OF
! 's Va, S'I'"e ali within WenIy miles OF Boston,
/ iNo bolties are warranted cure Il nursing sore
mouth "~'c
! pies the face 80"
Two 10 three bottles Will clear the system Of Bcs
Two 1OteS are warranted TO cure the worst cnhker
! ia iht niDLIh and stomach
hfer 10 1--we LoitIes warranted cure the worst
! case ot tIys'peiaS
One To two bottles are warranted tn cu,o oil b,,,
III the Eyes ~" O''''
Tw0 bottles are warranted to cure running of The
ears and hUirhes among the hair
FOur Ia SIX bottles are war. antrd TO cure corru :
and running ulcers '
One bottle will cure scaly eruption of the skin
Two 10 three bottles are warra ted 10 cure The worst
case Of rngWOrm
Two three bll, les are yv,rronted In crra to 49,,
desperate case OF rheumatsm.
rbeum. ~ ~
Five 10 eight bottles will cure the worst cases of
scrOluIa
benefit Is always experienced from the first holo
una Pelect cure Is warranted wh.a the above quan
uly Is aiken.
Rea CT, peddlcd over tho lsand bottles of This in
Ihe vicinity OF Boston. | kno~ the effect of il ia
every 'ast: % ure as water Will GxtnguIsh lire. so
sure VIII 'his cure hnmor never sold bottle of
Dul thul sold "hUiher; after IA tal il always surnks
lor l'set There iva ihIIgs about tins herb tlat
"PeaFs 10 hir surprising; first thlt II grows IN orr
P4tuies' Ia sone places quite plentiful, and vet it's
Nalue has never been known llnIl discovered II m
lot1-stc nj, that II SIN uid All KINDS OF hunor
ih or ier 20 gv- sume Idoa oil The sudden rise and
great popularity of The discovery viii state that IN
april 1905 p,Gd,ed II. Hud suId about SIX bottles
pea udy-Ih APri, IoJi 81 ID over .ne no Isand moi,
lies per cay
some VI t"r Wholesale Druggists who have been in
huslHsSs lNe"iy aud my Years, say thai nothing IN
he ANNALS u tdieH medicines ever like IT, IN, re
Is UNIV eTsai p aise Oi II from all quar.ers
IN my Ov iIa' ace alWus he pa II sIriclIy for hu
'nOrs. but since Is nTuductlOl as a general FANNY
mediclne, great and wuEGeriul Virtues nave been
i"uiid In II tAat never susi coed.
Several cases OF eprittc iiS-a disease which w,s
ai"a cuusidc'ed HICuranlc, nave cen Cared bY a
lew bO u,s q, what mercy II VIII prove eiicr.
Iil ia all cases Oi al aW iui maiud, there are biL
&C" Who nave sctE more OF II tam / nave
kio~ Ol Scte a. cases OF DrOpsy. ali of them nped
people cureS by IL tOr the various dlSeas $ ui Inc.
LINSI oc" Headache, dyspepsia, Al uI. ev er an
AGue' fhin la lhC SIDE, Drel.c, vi Inc spun. aid
par ltuhry Ia diseases UI I.c kIdheys, &c Tie DIS /
t"'ety has Gune more guud than ANY medicine q cr
knOMH.
NJ change OF diet ever neces,ary-eul the best YOU
can & 81 a.id enough Ol
DIrccnoms 'or l se Adults table spoonful rcr |
"Hy ChlGIon over ten Years, Uess,rt II IOlnitt- |
(hldieh from i've 1" eIgh yt0s, syupniuI A. no
can he HPPt CaD.e 10 all CUstiIutiuns TAX,
sulii"IehI 10 OpeIaie Un Ihe lowe IWICe u Gay.
MAMIE Al 'lI.I,Ln
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&gsEAE EsARseaAENSI

Al thc Oiu Mahu formerly occupied bY Geo
W. CuinDin~.
'llE undersigned begs leave To inform the citizen,
l. OF SMYRNA and vrinity. ,hli they now receiving
end opening one oi the cheapest pr,tuest and best
stock Of
Dry Goods. Groceries, Hard
ware Quecnswar", &c. ever offered to The public
The following G10,s are embraced in Their stock
IN extensive assortment Ot C.phS, plain and fancy
CaSslIHeros NostiHgs, CaS',mcrCs CashmereIs Linens
Gr Ir CravalS, nandFert hics, Gloves Hose Half
"NPl Hose, clc. Alsu, The luiest styles of DRESS
- ~ PATTERN ;, of every iahrIc-a splendid va
riey Mourning GnndS Embrndcrics White.
Linen and Domestic Goods; Table and Towel Dia.
per, Crash White and Brown Muslins ShcciinGs $
.is@T Drlllrngs, Tckmgs, ChcchS, ETC.. etc. q, -
->S.Ln1 Umbrellas, Para,os, &c. Also, Boots, q 4s
-~<S& Shoes and GaIIcrs, of every sZe andS ~
quality. Hats aud Caps of the latest
fashion. a large lot Of Hardware. Qucenswarc &c.
anh n general assortment OF GROCERIES, Of the
best quality.
Our Gouds heng selected with view 10 suitinr the
various tastes of different purcha, rrs, and with due
regard 10 the proper essentials VI IA good article we
Ille the public call and examine ior themselves
rcyIn fully upon the merits of the stock, and the
ow prices at which the same is retailed 10 speak IN
louder tones OF mendaIIOH than all the praises we
could lavish upnnIt.
JOHN II. CATS.
SmyFna, April 4, '55--IV
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House for sale,

;'r-S$ WILL ne s.ld at private sale, a DWELL.
r4.iii w ING HOUSE, sltrt,d on lhe corner
t;{llI OF Methodist street aud PAltcisuns Avenue
--4'-- in the Town OF Smyrna
For particulars apply ID CHARLES L. STEVENSON,
or JosEru GRIFFiTH, Smyrna, bel
Seutj2- !J--if
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PARLOR, MANTLE AND OFFICE
& E. GES G. Elsa S1E5 q.
Fine Jcweiry, SlIve-ware, Vcstand Fob Chains,
Gold, Silver aud Steel Spectucles together
with rich assortment OF Ladies Jewclry, of
the best style and tinsl--all of which viii be
sold at City Retail Prices.
Having just rcpenshed his stock from one
OF the best Jeweiry Establishments IN Phila-
dclpha, he feels confident that he can please
all who may give h!m CALL both in regard to
quality and price.
~" CLOCkS, Watches and Jewery, care
fully REPAlitED, and all warranted to give
satisfaction.
SO lie keeps, also, on hand, an assortment of
Il DrIgs, Chemicals ;sEGd NXcdI-
CsEnrA.
p. MANSFIELD, Smyrna, Del
sens finn
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I. 0 ST

REFERENCES j. A. Allderdice, Esq, VIII.
mlHgton, Del: Hon. b. f. Thomas, Judge of
the Supreme Judicial Court, and Hon. Emory
Washburn, EX-Governor, Worcester, Mass:
Hon. II. l." Dawes, District Attorney, North
Adams, Mass; Messrs. @. r. Potter q Co..
New York; .. l.. Shattcr, Esq, Wilmington.
Vt. fSrnIQ'55
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Sherih's Sale.

Smyrna. April 4, Shy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12

MASSACkE IN ELK MOUNTAINS.
We find Il following in the Salt Lake Ne1cs OF the 10Th
Oct. -
On ii 22d septersher, Utah Indian asked Mormon
oamtd Jas Wsemsn Hunt. to 60 with him from the fort
,be herd short distance of, horte that Hunt
mad bought Of him. They started the indian horse
natk and Hunt sfoot and when about mile from the
i the Indian directed Hunts attention to the cattle
Il way of from The horses and WIFI he turned,
-hc him IN The back. hs ba ranging down diagonaly
ard lodging in tic high.
tne IL he herfmep close by started 10 give tHe alsr
spe tbe otboi the herd to The fort. In
shot time several OF the behI to bring in Hunt
md when about half way back the Indians fired upon
h.m voupding Pest A. N. Billings in the fore finger o.
the tight band. III four Of the party fell few
PAGES in the rear and ty occasionally frng upon thu
pursueIs they all eded in reaching the IT without
tu,bcr loss or injury. Brother Hunt fingered about
thirteen hours an died.
Within On hour and half after their return, In
o'ans on he bu BY told the men In the fort tina
they've uld hill the who had previously goue
end th,n retu ming, and immediately fired seven
rounds killing, they afterwards stated, brothers Will
dan Eeiuin ard Edward Edwards the two who on
Lur pe the day the Indians burned tae hay and
tunnel Of he water that supplied the fort. t
AT day light the next morning the indians began to
tier rour in great numbers, and there being pros
Of SPEEDY reco, Citation, the remaining thirteen
hep by the advice Of friendly Indians, took their b.
ano started for Mauh leaving their enemies quarrel
Ever the cattle and Hpoils in the fort.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12

TOUR or TIDE KNIGHTS MAJESTY AFTER PUBLIC
CcNTRACToRs-THE NEW TREATY WITH THE
UNl1Ip STATISTICS PROGRESS.
Our a En- from Honolulu are IT, the Sd OF November
hrge Hreprovf building la.ely erected In H. noiulu
by Jamss Robinson Il Co., was opened on the lst o.
Tsee was dun in Honolulu. good many whasrs
His Al, jesty Kinr Kamehameha had returned to Hone
lula after visit other portions Of his domnions
few Gays Afterwards lis Majesty left for Kauai, and
r.,u, ned 10 Honolulu on the LIST OF November. The
Issiercsy morning at about eight O'Clock, uncx-
rsa e 2, hs sIni sad ne ,ns e
vessel ut that time in the outer roads, but The sou
wind brought her - an anchorage In The harbcr
On The wharf he landed the King salutsd
dug to by two companies Of infantry calico
out 10 receive him. We shall be used perhaps for
n N a. a scumsance little characteristics, that
before d, wing the palace his Majesty accompanied
Prince Eanehameha passed thr. ugh the town TO
what the department. Public works hsd been engaged
curing tie last month proceeding rs lar as the ROAD
nw in eourec Of construction, and intended 10 form
uupica'icn with the new prison The King and his
| sni.Ie suite are in exec b,nt health and spfis.
The Ttino, II Hos olulu, gives tie following as the
ieirsl feature q the treaty Just concluded wit
iic wich Islands by the United states The teay
sonis ibc following articles fir the kingdom n'o tie
lifted saies-brown sugar, aud all others not reanej
aI. s.snr rs toes Of al ind seeds ana ys
,res. rel,ries ctured wool rugs hides fur.
sna ii ms interested butter and tallow In return the
Hawaiian eoyernn ent agrees 10 allow the following arti
ces enty nee from the UIited States aoor of wheat
lth # all kinds coal timber and lumber of all hiads
| ,opnc hssed aud sed whole Ia part slaves an,
| heading cotton manufactured, seeds aud vegetable
ptt peseryed, fruits undiied rot preserved, poultry
(rsu ainoer same as above)
la The case Of Andrew G. Francis seaman from Sal
| Frsreisco, charged at Honolulu with the murder 0
CHARLES r. Francis the jury unable 10 agree, and
| aas sis charged.
ON II night Of the 18th IL October Anthony lake wa
kilsd end Oieli Harris badly injured at IShains b
| ferr thrown hon kote which they bot
| fidIF.
bsftrs lie 4 Narshsl's circus hal arrived ~ H1n1
| lila ~ 4 copIo,pcsd rs tetfsrpspCes.
ahs pnie ~ lsrnhuIg bai cuna,Iei Nth lie ~ q O.
u 4, 80 A ~ la &. hes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12
K.ws from E.aur RIVER.


ISpIAN FiGaT AT COW Observation-Disclosures WHITE
MN KILLED AND TWENTY-FIVE woCSpED-i9o
SOLDIERS AND VOLUNTEERS COMPELLED TO RE
TREAT.
From tho yrela Union Extra Nov 81
Csptso Pierce communicated the sarlng Intelligence
tht morning Of pitched battle having been rooghs a.
COW Ci,ek Canyon, Rogue River Valley on "Wednesday
Last be,seen about 800 Indians aud 400 regulars and
volunteers under Captaie Smith, u $ A, Of Fo't Lane
lie fight need at O'Clock r. NJ, and c1nunuei
I'm TO- the Indians re,reaing all the while and firing
back upon the whites At length was deemed ne es-
Say that steps he taken to royde for the wounded an
has ed when the Inaians rallied ard com.
mehcea ming upf tho men, 70 whom prudence dictated
The course ottetmg TO an open space, where MOI 9
shectul stand G ula he made, which they ,ordlngy
cid IL was en- ssreriained thai Is Of the Captain
men nd been killed and Is ~oundei-sona mortal 4,
others dangerously, and few slightly
message hen despatched to Captain George. at
Athouse who started i'm nedt'ely with sighty solun.
tasr recruits. lie would join Captain smitn on thurs.
ay a. al early hour when Il IA expected that renewal
AZ The eJcoun or VIII take place.
On Thursday last scoating party Of 'iy retained
oiih In diligence that about 800 indians in the
eiry OF The he eds OF Antelope and Bate creeks Can
tan Thomas smith, with about one hundred men I'm.
rediatsy started out and y feated that se "a
untfr would take place The attack, i wa. exPee cd
would he made Saturday Sunday Last New OF the
esult y hourly ,xpectcd.
IIGHT WITH INDIANS ~ SHASTA vALLgy-rwo
MEN MURDERED ON rnE MOUNTAINS WEST OF
On Thursday last party ct six'esn men, under NJ,
furper OF shasta Valley. tell in with large body o.
Indians In the mountains dividing the waters Of tn
hama,h and shasta rivers. AZ or brief etgagsmeni
md Losing the whites Dpelled - retreat
On Friday body o, Indians crossing shsst,
Valley from the Neigh ood where the fight occurred
and shaping their for Scott tire by the mounsir
trail from Scott 70 Shasta valley
II IL rumored that two Mr.. Snow OF the Kama II
river ferry, opposite Beaver crees AMI by the
81 seott have ben killed the trail leading from
The Mountain House Of Ioty Doye TO the Ran, h
liver. party " 70 or 20 started from lead sood yes
ssy 70 looh into the matter These two if tbs
Mountain Hcufo Tuesday evening" last tpi the ry
tn Saturday Mr.. Ifsle went IL ses'eh - 49, srmas
nd 4 M Cf 4 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12

In Sacramento, TN tbe sth Nov by Rev g. 5. Phillips
vi. wiim u. sballcaoes TO MIS-. Sarah ~ Failure ali OF
saosau.rto.
Ii sacramento, by Rev g. ;, PHILIPPE, Mr. Francis Col
ms 10 Ais Mary Jcnes.
In san francisco Nov. &, by Rev n. Il. Cutter, Mr.
IefbpinI M.sd To- Mis- Maria II. A.wby.
ia N8iy,vlls b. tie Rev. Ir scntt az San Francisco,
Nr O. 81 fyars 20 Aiss Jane II. Baldwin.
A. ff,sri, willie Viz. LecIgc u. Bar cbars Miss Cor
uea L. nhter Of John Robins n, Esq, all a the
pace.
sen tc Mary Andersen.
H. Ssclpnerio, November hy Rev Mr. Shn.t Mr.
Isrisl A. Isvis n hrs. Margaret Galsager.
AZ N,pY~ Tar Stcr poutu county. Ncvtuatcr & VI.
p,f,tf = YIN T. fue - Nt S4sel " i84fst4.
r. gt,tlt y - yhlisti l. tt.'sl t. Nus ~. ",
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-03-23


peared. The health of the army was bet
ter and the seige operations were progress
sing with vigor.
Orders have been received at CONSTANT
nopIe TO prepare hospital beds for $4,000
men, from which il is inferred That an as
sault is TO be made upon Sebasiopo!.
The Baltic fleet is to consist Of So war
steamers, carrying 266 guns, and Q floating
batteries, with so guns, and 8 mortar ships
and % steamer gun boats, carrying 66
guns: forming a total of 100 ships and 27S
guns.
FRANCE.-Whether the Emperor will go
to the Crimes is still questionable matter
1t is said he has draNn up plan Of a vast
military strategy. England and Austria
think be had better leave it with his Gen.
e. ais.
The Americans at Paris gave a grand
ball in eommemoration of Washington's
birthday. Nearly all the members Of the
Diplomatic corps and French members were
present.
The French papers mention that the city
nf Catinia had been almost destroyed by an
earthquake.
PRUSSIA The Committee of the Second
Chamber of Berlin had resolved to propose
vote of want of confidence in tie minisIe-
rial policy.
AUsTRIA-The Vienna semi official jour
mails contradicls. positively, that Austria in
tends to negotiate a fl5,o00,o0o loan Of
England
The Imperial Palace, at the Prague. the
residence Of the Ex-Emperor of Austria,
has been destroyed By fire.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-03-23
FREMONT JOURNAL.
Friday, March q, 1855.
Preftv Hnmn snnn


Now thrust my thimble in it's case,
And store the spools away,
And lay the muslin rolls in place
MY task Is done to-day.
Fec like the workman's evening bell,
A sound hath met mine eari
The gate-clink by the street doth tell
Papa hath come, my dears.
Bear off the toy-box frem the floor,
For yonder chair make room,
And up, and out unboli the door,
And breathe his welcome home;
Fer tits the twilight hour Of JOY,
When homes best pleasures rally;
And win clasp my darling boy,
While Papa romPs with ALLIE.
There, take the hat and gloves, and bring
The slippers. warm and soft,
While bounds the babe with laugh and spring,
In these loved arms aloit,
And let each nook some comfort Weld,
Each heart with leve be warm
For him whose firm, strong hands shall shield
The household gods from harm.
Our love shall light the gathering gloom,
For Ger ell earthly hope,
We cherish first the joys Of home,
A glad rejoicing group.
And through the twilight hour Of Joy,
We tnrn from toll TO daily
With thy young dreams Of life, my boy,
And gaily fondle ALLIE.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-03-23
Fremont Book Store.
BZ0EQZKESE!

lTlHE subscribers are enowreceVing thelarg.
l. est and most complete assortment Of Mis-
celIaneous and School Books, Stationery, & C
everbrought to Fremont. Having purchased
our stock at the Auction Sales, at
Much Lower Poices than can be Bought
OfRegular Dealers, we can sell cheaper than
ever before; and we intend to give our friends
and cus:ome RS the benefit Of our good fortune
in buying so low We would take this oppor-
tunity to return thanksto our numerous Gus
toners for their liberal patronage heretofore,
and as an inducement fora continuance Of the
same, we willpromise to sell goods as cheap
as they can be bought in Cleveland or any
where in our vicinity-and a little cheaper
than Sandusky or Tiffin Cities. ItwouId be
lmpossible:o enumerate all the articles in our
line, or make a catalogue ofour Books: but we
are ready to show our stock and give our prices
to any and all who will give us a call, and not
think ourselves bored if you do not want to
buy. Our stock of
PLAIN & FANCY STATIONERY
Neverwa SO large and beautiful Our new
styles of Note Paper and Fancy Envelopes, for
weddings, Evening Parties and notes, cannot
be surpassed.
Pearl, Ivory, Shell, Paper Machs, Shetland
Leather Porte Monies, Gard Cases ofeve-
ry style and Price, from oneshilingto
three dollars; plain and faneyink-
stands, Vases, Ladies Reticules,
Work-boxes, Portfolios, Wri-
ting Desks, Backgammon
Boards, Chess Men,
Paper Weights,
American
finecutlery, gold
and Silver PEN and
Pencils, Visiting aud Orna-
mental Cards and in short ev-
erything in the line, and many
thingsnever before brought to this
market. Once more we would invite
all to call and see for themselves, and be
convinced that our assertions are verify true.
s. BUCKLAND g. co.
No. 3, Buckland's Block, Fremont.
Oct. / '53.-ti