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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-08
LADIES COT TE1:T7

LADIES -CCI IICiF. -
IHh Second ouarcr oftha 4ijovc Institute M, com
DEPARTMENTS, - " y
Jur arrangements Tor q thofnGg III colrssgr ii ,true.
uon ihtle various departments OF tbs College are
ample and on5 scale to the GHaRas the asg
aud spirit oflhc tunes.
NealIh 10 give more prscteai tho b ard cora
eie course 81 studies than any Of our schools foI
fouhg a9les fea, more, we mean 20 taxi the lca,!
IN the business OF temale tduCptioH.
lhecoGrse OF studies Will be varied 10 STft the cir
SHn's.ahees and Intellectual capacity oItAe pupil.
iuhIohinihe Primary Department, 81 80 per an
do "' usual course. 4 90 :.
Languages ard higher Eng ,ish branchrss 40 - -,
NoIE.---No extra chargesiu the Normalor
Teachcrs'de partnieit. #a a...
MUSE on Piano, Nelodedn, 6 uitarand
harp, $40 &c to ~ 90 9. =,
Landscape Pantingin Oil. 90 ). :.
Monochromaue GTason aud Pencil
Drawing, &c EACH 90 :,
fap,er Mache and OrnGme nta Leather
Work. each, & an :. :.
Embroidery. Ornamental Needle work
&C., d., in all their variety, EACH 90 .. :,
Diplomas Willie Civ On to those who com
pete a thorough course in either oftho
departments. stFH
Board withfurnished rooms including -u
washing, lights .fael, stationery, Sc "a 90 50 :.
1.-THE pupil furnishes own room etc % Oi :. :.
All Pay nents to be made in advance r
nose "lshi 70 secure rooms. or desks nsdav sch
srs, mustappis s'oa T. VI. COD DING,
Preprtoiorand Superintendent.
Mn. r. II. CoppIso,
Mas. NJ. A. eoDplse, Fhheipnls
Davenport Aug ~. '55-dwtfA .
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-08
WASHINGTON NURSERIES.

IsRulT and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, &c, Far
mers and others In this vicinity may depend up
genuine article, by apply ing to the subscriber,
as the Proprieers have loesed grounds Ia this city
and Durani for future operations and will, in few
days make large shipments TO this city from their cid
grounds at Geneya,S y. Y, and have no Irresponsible
Agents.
Orders respectfully solicited.
Office, in "a ST in Atkinson's building, betWe cen
brady aud Main SIS. and opposite lie Claire Row.
Davenport. Oct 6.dw2m JNO. ID. WALDO,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-08
Something New and Valuable
AMERICAN PORCELAIN WARE.
H. III. DIGcINS,

H. NJ DIGGINS,
,-csta eau the attention Of the citizens Of Daven-
nolt. Rock IslaHd aud veisiiy 10 new beautiful
snd durable ware called
~ ,.hieb may ha esI as "a. L. s. Express Of
Gee near he Island City H5ts Mr. y. designs short
sa,.niny an es,aiI shinent in Rock Island for the
~ - ans new and splendid Aiss, >Kentf-r
ssing rights for the sale Of this ware an aiporons
: az the United States.
,.,- chance for persDns wishing 70 engage IN a
,,a.saut and profitable business. Apply aitbs II. b.
krnrsss or 10 II. NJ Digsins, q. the lsand Cay
- Jais 23f-dtf
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-08-03
SIN Ecef SNuarc,
UNITED ESTATES
~ !" Nh w .
RECRUIrING sERVICE.

NETANTED, for the 10th u S. Infantry,
w (Rflemen) able bodied unmarried MEN,
be tween the ages Of lS and IS years, not less
than feet Il inches high, and Of good chnrac-
ter. A minor will not be enlist ed without the
written consent Of his parent or guardian.
The term of service is FIVE YEARS: and
il soldier re-enlists at the expiration Of that
time, his pay will be increased trpo d1HGrs per
month for The first re enlistment, and he viii
receive further addition Of one dollar per month
for all subsequent re-enlistment.
By good condu ct and attention to duty, SOL
der will certainly rise to the position of nom
commissioned officer, and from this class the
law provides that meritorious men may be Sc
lected, as the wants of the service may require
il, for promotion TO the rank Of commissioned
officers Of the army.
An abundant supply Of good clothing is al
lowed to every soldier. Quarters, fuel and med
ical attendance are always provided by the
government without deduction from the Eol-
dier's par. Ifa soldier should become disabled
in the line OF his duties, the laws provide for him
a pension: or he may, { he prefer it, obtain ad-
mission into the Military Asylum, which will
afford him a comfortable home so long as he
NAV wish to receive its benefits.
The sum Of Two Dollars will be paid TO any
citizen or soldier who shall procure and present
10 the Rec ruiiing Officer an acceptable recruit
Those wishing 10 enlist can do 80 by applying
at nv Office, corner Of Columbus Avenue and
Market street, in the old Post Office building
ANY information not contained in this adver-
tisrmeut can be obtained from the Recruiting
Officer, at the place above specified.
1t WIN. KEARNY, 10th Inf, Rec. Officer.
Saudusky. Ohio, July 4, 1855,
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AVfuI.

The following is an extract from letter
written us By a friend in Bellevue:
On The Slst ult, by some mishap. lit
lie girl about IL years of age, daughter Of
Mr.. Sullivan, fell into the cooling trough
at Mr. ChapmAn's distillery, when il was
nearly full of scalding hot "stW slop," and
was scalded all over, SO badly, that the
hair fell of her head like the hair of scald-
ed hog. Three short hours of the most
extreme suffering ended her life. What
carelessnessl
lst In allowing trough 6lled with
scalding "stiH slop" to be in such condi
ton that child could fall into it.
2d. In allowing child, uader any cir
cumstances, to be near it.
But then, Mr.. Editor, the liquor business
in what ever way you view it, is burning
scolding. BiOatinG. SWiaish, and destruct-
i've operation.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-08-03
SrnhiIIs Scrofu,n.

And Diseased Blood. For these terrific diseas'
es Carter's Spanish NJ ixture is the only specific
The prOp-ietOrs have in their possession owe
one hundred certificates Of the m ost extraordin
ary cures effected by it.
We refer TO the ce rlifcaie Of Richard Adam
late high sheriff Of Richmond Va, Edwin Bur
ton, Commissioner OF the Revenue for Rich
non6, Gen. Weleh Of the Mammoth Circus
DR.. Hundley, of Washington, D. c., Mr.. VIM
A. Matthews, and c. Luck, Esq, Of Rich
mond, Va, Mr.. F. Boyden, Exchange Hotel
Va i, and host Of others who have seen case
OF the worst description cured by Carter's Span
ish Mixture. They all certify that it 10 tn
greatest purifyer Of the blood known.
See advertisement. 81
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-08-03
GAsTON Il JOHNsON's
New Map Of Our Country
Present and Prospective.

EMBRACING lhe United States and Terr-
~ tories, the Canadas, New Brunswick,
Nova Scotia and New Foundlsndi also Mexico,
Central Amarira. aud the Isihmus Of Panama,
Cuba, and the West India Islands, each in its
proper position; together with the Sandwich
Islands, all on the same scale. Compiled from
Government surveys and other reliable sourcss.
Progress is the watchword Of our times. The
world moves. Our country is no longer as II
was. He Who knows its Geography only as he
learned it ten years ago, would hardly know the
map Of it now. Hence, a new work adapted 10
she times is everywhere called for. Maps have
indeed been published from time TO time, but
perfection is child Of slow growth. Within a
very short period. il was deemed sufficient for a
a map Of our Country TO extend west far enough
to embrace Missouri, and south 10 the Gull OF
Mexico, so as TO give q view OF the old states
only.
Such was Sherman. and Smiths, Mitchell =,
Ensign g. Thayer's, Chspin,s, &c. The or
ranization Of Oregon, and the claim to 81 az in
1886, brought out Colton's work extending 10
the Pacific. The discovery Of gold and the rap
id settlement of California. turned public atten
ton TO the lsthmus Of Panama and Central
America. To answer the demand thus created
for a map for the times, Monks work was issued
in 1850. Each Of these works had its peculiaI
Sherman s. Smiths ChaPin's &C., showed the
counties, but only exhibited the older ststss.-
Monks showed near the requisite territory. but
was deficient in respect 10 the cnunties. Hence
new work was called for; one that should
combine the merits Of oil its predecessor
This is the grand Characteristic Of the work now
offered 10 the public. While it embraces al
the territory belongI ng TO our country and Those
adjacent islands aud countries with which We
are particularly interested, it exhibits in beaut
full colors all the counties from ocean to ocean
A splendid map of the Sandwich Islands, is 1
new and prominent feature, and contributes
targets 10 the interest and value Of the work -
The population and county towns Of each coun
" are given in a separate table.
On a vacant space Of the sheet is placed I
Map Of the World on Mercaior's projection
which exhibits in the clearest light the geo
graphical and commercial relations Of the Uni
ted States to the rest Of the world. The grea
commercial sailing routes Of the world, the PO
sition of other nations, as viewed from our own
the route Of the u. S. Exploring Expedition
&c. The work has been executed in the bes
style of the art, is elegantly colored, and mout
ed in durable manner. Its size is about
six Feet Square,
and il exhibits more territory than any othe
work on so large a scale ever published.
This work is reco mmended by Hon. MilIar
Fillmore, ex.PreSident Of the United States
Gov Clark, of New York; Hon. Lewis Cass
II. J. Raymond, Lit. Gov. n. Y; Hon. VIII
lam Wright; Horace Greeley, and many other
Of the best men ofthe country. u
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-08-03
Administrators Sale.

nURSUANT to an order of Sale made BY
the Probate Court of Lorain County, Ohio,
we, as the Administrators Of the estate Of Harry
Liscomb, of said Lorain County, deceased, shall
sell to the highest bidder, at public auction, on
Tuesday, the 21st day of August
upon the premises herein named, the following
described Real Estate, belonging TO the estate
of said Lscomb, to wit: Situate in the township
of Green Greek, in the county Of Sandusky, and
State of Ohio, being the south half of the east
half Of the northeast quarter Of section number
eleven, township number four, of range num-
Der sixteen east, being forty acres OF land more
or less. Also, lots numbers nine, seventeen,
and fractional lot number sixteen in Witcher's
second addition 10 the town Of Centreville in
said township of Green Creek.
Terms of Sale.-One- third cash. onethird
in one, and one-ihird in two years, with annual
interest. LURY ANN LlSCOMB,
HENRY HOUGHTON,
July 13, 1855. 25w4 Administrators.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-08-03
HYGEANA.
Brought Home to the Door Of The AilliO'
wonderful Discovery

A Wonderful Discovery
Has recently been made by Dr.. Curtis, ofthis
city, in the treatment Of Consumption, Asth-
ma and all diseases of the Lung. We refer to
DR.. Curtis Hygeans, or Inhaliug Hygean
Vapor and Cherry Syrup" With this new
method DR.. C.. has restored many afflicted
ones TO perfect health; as an evidence ofwhieh
he has nnumerable certificates. Speaking OF
the treatment, physician remarks: It's evi-
dent that inhaling-constantly breathing an
agreeable, healing vapor, the msdicinalProPer-
ties must come in directeontact with the whole
Of the ariaI cavity ofthe lungs, and thus escape
the many and varied changes produced uPop
them when introduced into the stomach, and
subjected to the process OF digestion. The
Hygeaua is for sale at all the druggists through
out the country.-.N. Y. DutehmGn Of Jan. ID.
The lnhsIeris worn on the breast under the
linen without theleastinconVeuienee- heat
Of the body being sufficient TO evaParate the
fluid.
Hundreds ofCASES CfCURESlike the fol-
lowing might be named. One Package Of Hy-
geana has cured me Of the ASTHMA Of six
years standing. F. KeesbeTry, p. VI. q
Duncannon, Pa.
lam cured of the ASTHMA Of 10 years
standing by Dr. Curtis Hygeans--Margarei
Edston, Brooklyn, N T.
Mrs. Paul of No. 5 hammond St., n. T.,
was cured ola severe case of Bronchslis by
the HygeaDa.
Ny sister has been cured Of distressing
cough of several years standing, and decided to
be ncurable by her Physicions. She was cur
ed in ONE MONTH BY the Hygeana.-J. H.
Gaubert. P. NJ, Richmond, Ne.
Price three Dollars a Package. Sold By
CURTIS & PERKINS, and BOYD& PAUL
No. I49 Chambers ST., N. Y.-4 Packages
sent free by express to any part of the Ue::ed
States for Ten Dollars.
N. B.-Dr. Curtis Hvgeana is the ORIGI-
NAL and ONLY GENUINE ARTICLE, al
others are base limitations or vile and iNJU'
RIOUS counterfsits. Shun them you woulC
POISON. Sold BY
S. BUCKLAND & CO., and
JOHN F. WOOSTER. Fremont, o.
Oct. 1854. 39:ly
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-08-03
Road NOtice,

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition will
y be presented 10 the Commissioners Of Ot-
iowa county, their next regular session. asking
for the location of County Road, commencing
at the quarter post on the township line between
Harris and Clay townships, in Otta wa county;
viz, the quarter post on the east side of section
one Clay township, and at the same quarter
post on the west side of section six Of Harris
township, thence running north to the county
line. Survey and view TO be made on the thir-
teen nth day Of August, A. D. 1855.
July, 6, 1855. 24w6
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GAsroN's & JoHNsoN's MAP.-We have
examined one Of these maps, and think
them admirably adapted to the wants Of
the people. The agent is now canvsssing
this county for subscribers. See advertise
mnni
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-08-03

GT If your want to be refreshed and
iuvigora,ed during this hot, sultry weather and
at very little expense. just drop in at S. Buck
land Co.'S and get glass Of Soda. IIO! sV-
one that thirsteth.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-08-03
Yankee Notions,
August Appointments.
DIR. TUBBS, Analytic Physician.

DIR. TUBBS. Analytic Physician,
Will be at his Room,
FREMoxT.-Kessler's American, Thurs
day, August l6.
TrrrIN.-Shavhan House, Friday, the
18th August.
SANpUsKr.-St. Lawrence House, Sat
urday and Monday lth and 9Th August.
Those afflicted with diseases of the Lungs,
Liver, Kidneys or Spleen .Inhamations, Rheu-
matisms, Asthma, shortDess Of breath, or diff
Guilty of breathing, Dyspepsia, Drops!, Weak
ness or Nervous disabilities, Resilessness, Loss
Of Appetite, Constipation, Derangement ofthe
Stomach, Bilious Affections, Gravel, Swell
ling, Cancer, Scrofnla, Ulcers, Impurities of
the blood, or any other chronic or long gstanding
disease, are invited TO call.
No Charge for Consultations.
pPatients subjected to no expense without
a reasonable prospect of recovery-h
REFERENCE FOR THE LADIES.
DR.. Tubbs-Sir: it is now thirteen years that
have been an invalid, and nearly as long pa
tient Of some Of the best physiciaRs Of Richiand
and Wyandot counties. Failing in this l was
driven to the use Of various patent balsams and
expectorants, which served merely to keep hope
alive without restoring health. When suffer
ings were extreme feit tnat must 90 some-
thing, and obtained q prescription from you
more through desperation Than with any settled
expectation Of recovery. Your requirements
were followed to tho letter, and the result has
been far greater improvement than have ever
before experienced from all other modes oftEeat-
ment combined. That others may receive like
benefits, / offer this for publication. From the
earliest part of my sickness until recently |
have suffered continually from female diseases,
and the distressing symptoms 10 which they
give rise. Eight years ego l was the subject OF
lung fever and subsequently Of chill fever, since
which time l have had constant cough, and at
times expectorated considerable quantities Of
blood and matter. Night sweats were occasion
ally SO profuse, that mornings my garments
were dripping with PersPiratiOn. also endur-
ed much from palpitation, weakness, irregular
unnatural appetite, indigestion, pain in the side,
sc. began 10 improve soon after taking your
medicine, aud am now not only changed into a
new person, in strength, but am rid of the pains
cough, expectoration. aud night sweats, and
have a very good appetite and digestion.
Yours. REBECCA J. MeDERMoT.
Upper Sandusky, o., June, 1855.
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Notice,

rs hereby given that petition will be presented
i to the Commissioners of Sandusky county,
at their September session, praying for the alter
ton ofso much Of the county road which com.
mences eighty rods east Of GFeensburgh and
running north to the Napoleon turnpike. as run
through section number one Scott township. -
Said alteration TO commence on the north line
of section twelve Scott township, in the centre
Of said road, and 10 run north one hundred and
seventy rods, and again to inteTsect said county
road; and also, fol the vacation Of SO much Of
the old road from the north line of said section
twelve to where the new road intersectS-
july 81, 1855. A. PETITIONER.
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A TTACHMENT.-At my instance as as
n signse of Kelley & Beach. ElmOre, an at
tachmsnt was issued on the 18th day of July,
1855, by R. H. Luokey. Justice of the Peace,
for Harris township. 0ttOwa county o., against
the property and effects Of James Black, an alb
ding debtor. G. WIGHT.
ElmUre, July 80, 1855. s9TS'
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Roll of HcuOr.

We told our friends that va would publish
the names Of all our subscribers ShO paid for
their paper during the month Of JSly. The
list is not long. On the first of fSeptelnNer, we
Will announce the names of those who pay us
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-08-03

A, the Groghan House by E. F. Dickinson,
ESQ, on the 3Oth inst, David Wsnimore, and
Miss Henrietta Wsinright, both of Townsend.
On the 3Tst st., by Rev. w. J. Wells, Mr.
David Williams and Mrs. Eliza Cook Of Belle
vuo
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Fremont, August is, 1856
ADMlTTANCE 25 CENTS.

COMPANIE s. ~
s. B. HOWES, \
Proprietor. \
Myers & Madigan'S.
Celebrated
Equestrian Troupe!
Without extra charge, form
ing two Exhibitions in one.
For one day onIyi
Afternoon and Evening.
J. NJ. NIXON, director OF
the combined exhibitions.
Will exhibit at Fremont,
THURSDAY Y, the 18Th
day of August, 1855.
In this exhibition will be
found the two greatest living
curiosities in the animal
kingdom-viz: a living Gl
RAFFE, aud a living RfII.
NOCEROS, besides a full
collection Of other wild
beasts, all in the most per-
feet health and condition.
The CircHs Troupe consists
Of the following acknowledge
ed talent:
Clown, jim Myers.
Miss Rose Madigan,
The fearless, graceful and
brilliant American artist, in
her matchless scenes Of
equitation. Messrs. T. King
LeRue, w. Armstrong, IL.
P. Mudigan, MasIerMadigAn
Thompson and Prof. Nixon,
with his talented pupils, in
all their achievements upon
horseback, and gymn astics.
The following rare and
beautiful animals are among
the collection belonging to
this exhibition.
ABrazilian Tiger, or South
American JaguRr, two Afri-
can IIeopards, two N Amer
ican Bears, a pair Of Englisi
Deer, a beautifully marked
| Zebra, a Peruvian Lama, 1
white Camel. a Kangaroo
besides a variety Of the Mon
key tribe, porrots, nelicaDs
swans, birds OF PaTadise, &c
Admission TO see the com
bined exhibitions
| 25 CENTS.
Doors open at 2 and ! p m
performances commence a
half past . and quarter to 8
The equipment and gene
raj outfit Of both the
Mensgerie and
| Circus Troupes
have been got up this seasol
in a style Of elegance and
profusion ofcostly decoration
hitherto unprecedented.
The riders and gymnasti'
artists, a full description of
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Coal Yard.

SMITHS, FOUNDERS, and all
others, who wish, can now be supplied
with any quantity of Pittsburgh COAL atour
Yard, for $4 so perton.
Aug. A. JUNE & JUNE.
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artists, full description of whom wni Ue IUund
in the bills, are all belonging the first class Of
their profession of both sexes, and are known
and distinguished every where as the
Star Troupe ot'ths United States.
A full Military Brass Band, accompanies the
United Exhibitions, and will play during the
performances variety Of new and fashionable
music. The companies will enter town in
Grand Procession,
about 10 o'clock a. m. and after passing through
the principal streets proceed TO their pavilion Of
exhibition. July 90. 26w4
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A. L. HATFIELD,
WATCH MAKER AND JEWELER.

On Front Street, opposite Niaas'. Fremont,
LAS the pleasure of announcing to his friends
II and the public that he is preprred and hap
py to wait upon all who may favor him with
their patronage.
Watches, Clocks, Jswslry, &c, repaired and
Warranted.
CIOcks--A large variety of Clocks con-
stantIy on hand from 81 ,25 to $500 and all
Warranted.
He is also agent for C. Myers (Philadelphia,) }
Pianos. For superior action, equality pow
or, and purity of tone and substantial work
mnnship, they are inferior 10 none. A large
number of First Premiums, Prize Medals, d.
plomas, &C., have been awar de1 to Mr.. MyeF,
for his Pianos, of which two were at the Worlds
Fair in London, FIVE at the Franklin Institute,
Philadelphia, two at Boston Mechanics Asso-
citation, also in New York, Baltimore, and 9TH
er places.
Those wishing to purchase Piano or Me-
lodeon, can be assured Of obtaining frst-rate
instrument by application to me.
Nav 25, 1855. lStf
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New JeWelrv.

TUST rece'ved at Leppelman's fine assort-
J meni Of New Jewelrv, consisting OF Breast
Pins, Ear Dropr, Finger Rings, LOcketp,
Chains, &c. Call and see.
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To morrow-the 2d-is the day set for
the F.. Croghan Celebration at Fremont.
1t will, doubtless, be fine affair.
Sauduskv ReoiSker.
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Saddle, Harness,
And Trunk Mandatory;

GREEN SPRINGS, OHIO.
TIME subscribe. has now on hand, and de-
il signs TO keep the largest and best selected
assortment Of
SADDLE AND HARNESS WORK,
that can be found in Northern Ohio, comprising
in part,
Full and Hslf Spanish, Hood, Coneavs. Dem
pique aud Common OF MEMS SADDLES.
Plush, Piushive, and Extended spring u La
Dies SADDLES; with very large assort-
ment of Plain aud Fancy RIDING BRIDLES.
Harness of all styles constantly on hand;
from variety OF Draft and Team Harness, to
Brass and Silver Plated,
Carriage Harness. Whips and Lashes, Fly
nets, Trace and Halter Chains, &C., &C.; in.
cluding all things pert tanning to the business.
NJ All work Warranted in every particular
as recommended. IN
The BEST MATERIALS the country af-
fords will alone be used in the manufacture of
business be will be prepared to sell work in his
line at the
Lowest Possible Figures.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage re-
ceived from the citizens Of Sandusky and sur
rounding counties, he soIieits continuance Of
the same. With his present advantages be
pledges himself
Not to be UnderSold,
in any article in his line.
M. w. PLAIN.
Green Springs, o., Aug. 3. 1855. 26f
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The celebration all fell through The
day passed by unhonored and unnOticed.
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Chrystalotypes.

T HAVE secured the services of an experien-
L ced artist, and shall commence taking this
beautiful style of pictures in a few days. Five
pictures for S2,OO. Specimens TO be seen at my
gallery. A. ID. WILES.
Fremont, July q.
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Who wants TO see their name on the Roll 10
the next month 7