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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-08-16
GREAT sP EUULATION

VN n Z I 81 ECU LAIIUN.
VIZ offering tor sale the accommoda-
w ting terms a desirSbe ira I of land, containing
20 acres situated from to 21S miles from the ct,
fronting the Broad Street Turnpike Said land be
civdednto IA lots of EACH all timbered and many
Of them commanding Building sit Said land is lmme
darey opposite the handsome building lots sold by W.
H. GOrdO ESQ, and Messrs Geayes Bowling and 9th
ers The neighborhood is very desirable and settling
by of our best citizens. Terms-An unusually long
credit will be given, for bearing interest Bank
satisfactorily secured, and lien retained. Don't all call
at once on j. ar. W. BROWN,
unelG-2m Az Cherry street
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NEW GOODS.
XNTE have just received stock of Spring Goods
w consisting Of Silks Berages MOre Antiques, Print
ed Jacones Muslins, superior Beaehed and Brown Mus
Inns, siery, M,tts &C Also geseral sUck of Sta
pie Goods, Linen Drill Cottonades, Tekngs, sylvia Mills
Goods for Servants Cassmeres and Vesiugs; which
selling remarkably low tor .sh
We shall be very happy old customers and
many wish to purchase good Goods at low
prices, THURSTON s bER NARD,
apl2 No Union street
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HUI AIN FU KIN .4CES.
tbTE have received from Boston supply Of CHILL
w SONS FURNACES, and are prepared to put them
up IN the best style elther for heating private residences
churches or other public buildings
The following some of the important improvements
attained by this invention Purity Of air. free from the
burnt air common to red hot iron furnaces powerful
angenent for generating heat great durability of furnace
perfect safety against setting buildings on fire in which
theyare located, may be low cellars and are easily
managed.
To this Furnace was awarded the Worlds Fair Prize
Medal in London in 1851 having been considered in all
respects superior TO the Furnaces offered from Russia
Germany, Norway and England
june5 SNOW, MACKENZIE CO.
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TESTIMONY FROM TENNESSEE

TESTIMONY FROM TENNESSEE
pr. IL. SCARBOROUGH, Dover, Tennessee, August 28,
1855 says have sold all the German Bitters yCu have
sent me- and if the preparation continues to do much
gG0f hus doDt Il scN be the best medicine ever sold
here"
L. ODaRAss, Sparta, Tennessee August 90 1853 says
81 pleased to state that your German Bers has given
satisfaction every instance where has been used
b. I. hoLLINs Hisborough Tennessee August 90 1883
says am pleased 10 state that the German Bers has
given general satisfaction"
DT, p FATIo d BRO, Knoxville, Tennessee, 9th April
1851 said Your Bitters selling very fast; and
every person that has used it, SO far have been able
TO learn, has bsen benefited"
J. W. FRANKLIN & Co, Gaatin, Tennessee, December
80, 1850, said The firm will of your Bit.
ters soon, of the partners thinks is great medi
cne"
r. HARDY, Bolivar, Tennessee September Is, 1852,
sad There great demand your Bers here; please
send another lot soon
s3 They eEtirly TegeGJle free from all injurious
inged ent always strengthen the SYSTEM and never pros
traJs it,
~ Sold by dealers in Medicine and Storekeepers
erywheTe.
31Eg~ Sold in Nashville by Berry & Demove, Brown &
Grubbs Ewa Brothers, H. G. Scovel, and dealers in med
cine generally. fmchlO '55-d&wly
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
OFFICE CORNER CHURCH AND cHZRRY STREETS

OF7TCE- CORNER CHURCH AND CHERRY STREETS
THE WFFKI.g UNION ANn AaEhICAN is furnished
To subscribers at So 90 psr ..nnaa ia. advance
TIE TRI y EEIY is published very Tuesday, Thursday
and SATURDAY, at s. 90 PER annGu "a ADVANCE; if moi
paid in advance, sc 90.
The DAILY is published at Eight Dollars,
Ezy- THE MONEY, IN ALL CASES, TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTIONS. a:
Eetiances Of subscriptions may be made BY mail st 0ar
risk.
No psper viii be sent Of The Sats unless the order
accompanied with the cash.
~ We wish it distinctly understood that paper will
he discontinued until all srTearages paid except atthe
option Of the publishers.
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H SHEFFIELD, N D,
EEOMGOPAruIC PHYSICIAN.
REFERENCES:
Rev. J. A. Boles, Cleveland, Ohio.
Rev. O. b. Perry,
Prof &, D. Williams,
Prof J. II. Pulie Cincinnati Ohio.
Prof l.. c. WHheri, 4"
Dr. J Armstrong, Louisville. KY.
Rev Charles Tones, Nashville, Tenn.
bT !. b. CraigHead, A."
oFFICH-No. 56zf Che ry Street. Up Stairs-5 doors
south of the Post Office.
Nashville March . l85j-6m
TISk'S PATENT METALLIC BURIAL
4 CASES For sale at the corner Of Cherry and prgng
Streets BY W r. co ,NELIUS
iaul2 u Sole Agent for Mid lie Tennessee
Jas. A. woJDs. WM B ABMIsTEAD. Jos L. WOODS
WOODS ~ CO.,
LARD OIL HAEUFATURERS
OFFICE no. 25 MARKET ST.. NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
oct2-lY
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HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD!

ID ANAWAl on Monday night, tAe 2Ist INST, %
III while in the employment of Mr.. Ch ,rles +. n.
Martin, ofihis city, Two NEGRO MEN named JIM q
and ALBERT They abut twenty-five years of age,
dark complexion had with them Ofc clothes made
of green casInett and new silk hats IN about feet
eight inches high weighs about $50 lbs well formed high
forehead and pleasing cOunenaDc speaks quick when spO
ken to- raised in Williamson county bv Thomas Petway
ALBERT about feet inches high, weighs aoout us
lbs round face good countenanee with small round eyes
speaks rather slow when spoken to, rather humble
Loo king negro; raised by Col Thomas Williams
Montgomery, Ala. l Will give the above reward If they
taken and secured at get them
iune7 If True WHiy. G.. J. NFISON.
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A CARD.
TTAVING opened in Store, No. 55, College ST.
L we hope old friends and customers, and
We disposed to do every thing in for their
commOdatOn hope viii be offended at, or deem
unreasonable for the adoption OF the following rules in the
future conduct Of cur business
Nc Goods sent out on appreciation.
No samples gwen
No Goods taken back exchanged when bought
No Goods bought by Servants. upon verbal orders
will be taken back. + CMcNAIRY & co.
dec3 If B&Tw
OPENING THIS DAY!IG
ID ICH Velvet Carpets; Rich Tapestry Carpets;
IL Rich Brussels Carpets,
Rich New Style Scotch Ingram Carpets;
% " 3-ply Carpets;
Chenille Enameled and Velvet Rugs;
All of the above goods are this day received by
nop4 r. C. McNAIRY h co.
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BlC(sREDH q CARMICHAEL,
NURSERY MEN FLORISTS AND LANDSCAPE GAR
LINWOOp NURSERY


Tire N1sg from The Cty On tie EsJlsJ0r0' IB-api5e
TFAE r for sale Fruit Trees Grape Vines, Ever SNg1z
4 greens and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Roses -
Greenhouse Plants Usage Oranges for Hedges &c. Gar
iens laid m0dsod Bouquets TO order al all sea
sons dec23-l2m
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q. gIra- - -. -. \ =, =, IAN a. 'h'-
VIZ nave ye- on hand about TWENTY CE1S,E-
w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ROCkWAlS : ~
AND EIUGIE- Of the ue0e=t style, warranted tie very
hest material aud superior rkmaushp. all OF which
aT determined 10 sell al some price ahsr in the next
ninety d..s. Ala Who want Hugges cheap Cnme along.
MYERS y GARTER, 5e Aaykot ST.
aug.U Z. Opposite Nashville Int,
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PATENT SAD IRONS.
NNE OF the most valuable of uventions with which
~ the ironing for family be doue with five cents
worth OF charcoal.
TaOTs and Box Irons
Ironing Stoves and Furnaces;
Preserving Furnaces &c, &c;
Iron Spoons, Of all sizes.
JuneS SNOW, MACKENZIE i co.
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4 NICE RESIDENCE IN EDGEFIELD.-
! We are Offering tor sale House and Lot in Edge
e On n'AeTle terms ehouSe and lot is situated on
f'fter S@e' near MIR Wasbiretons The house contains
0ur good MONS and II is desirable location for any ons
SIsnS rIna" and cheap residence the centre OF
business Sail on LlNDSLEN & CROCKETT,
Hiy<U 80 College street.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-11-09
TnVati6S,

Recovering from the effects of Fever, Bill
ious Diseases, or long continued illness Of any
kind, will fnd Carler's Spanish Mixture the
only remedy which will revive their dropping
constitutions, expel all bad humOIe from the
blood, excite the liver 10 prompt and healthy
action, and by its tonic properties, resto-e tire
patient to life and vgor.
We an only say TRY 1T. A single bottle
is worth all the so callsd Sal sa parlla in exist
ence. 1t contains 10 Mercury, Opium or any
other noxious or poisonous drug, and can be gi-
ven to The Youngest infant without he station.
See the certificates of wonde rlul cures around
the bortles. More than five hundred persons
in the city of Richmond, Va, can testify 10 its
good effects. See advertisement. 40w4
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-11-09
NTelancllOlIy.

In the Toledo Times, of Saturday last,
we find the following sad casually:
The startling rumor reached this city
yesterday P. A., that the two daughters Of
Isaac Hull, aged Is and years respectively
OF Maumee city. together with a young man
named Charles Greed, were drowed in the
Maumee river at the Buttonwood Island
ford, some f-a.mile above; and last even
ing we called at Mr. Samuel Raymond's
whose lady came direct from that place,
and she confirmed the sad report, and adds
that young man by the name of French
escaped, and got back as far as Mr.. Hull's
store, and said "that he was not 10 blame,
and that he had done the best he could :"
and fell down in his tracks and has since
been crazy. The cause of the sad casualty
was in missing The ford. One horse was
drowned.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-11-09
"Come Fhis way. Fnther." i"

During a short visit 10 the seashore of
our State, few days since, with party OF
friends, ii was proposed one bright afternoon
that we should make up fishing party ard
go down to the harbor on fishing excursion.
We accordingly started, and after sailing
about three miles, a young lady of the com
pany declined going any farther, and request
ed us TO land her on one of the small islands
in the harbor, where she proposed TO re-
main until our return. My little boy, then
about four years old, preferred remaining
with her. Accordingly, we left them, and
proceeded about six miles further We
continued out much longer than we intend
ed, and as night approached, a thick fog
set in from the sea, entirely onshrouGing US.
Without compass, and not knowing the
right direction to steer, we CROPPED our way
along for several hours, until finally we dis
tinguished the breaking Of the surf on the
rocks Of one of the islands, but were at
loss TO know which one Of them. stood
upon the stern Of the boat which | had
been steering, and shouted with all nv
strength. listened moment, and heard
through the thick fog. and above the break
ing OF the surf the sweet voice Of my boy
calling:
Come this way father; steer for me I'm
here waiting for you"
We steered by that sound, and soon my
little boy leaped into my arms with joy say
ing:
81 knew you would hear me falher!" and
nestled to sleep on my bosom.
The child aud maiden are both sleeping
now. They died two short weeks after the
period l now refer to with hardly an enter
val of time between their deaths Now tos-
sed on the rough sea Of life, without com
pass or guide, enveloped in fog and sur
rounded by rocks, seem to hear the sound
of the eherup voice calling from the bright
shore Come this way, father steer straight
for mel!
When oppressed with sadness, take my
way 10 our quiet cemetery, still, as I stand
by one little mound, the same musical voice
echoes from thence, "Come this way father
I'm waiting for thee!''
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-11-09
Melancholy Occurrence.

Il becomes our painful duty to record
the death of THos. KEsLER, for long time
the efficient and faithful employee of the
Pacific Express Company, and mail carrie,
between Shasta and WeaveryiIle, which
occurred on the 10Th inst, while fording
the Trinity river near McGilvery's crossing
The deceased was riding in company with
two others, and in advance Of them, when
his mule, in passing round some projecting
rocks, suddenly got into deep water, and io
The effort to extricate himself, Mr.. Kesser
was precipiiated into the water, and imme-
diately sunk The body vas recovered,
but all efforts 10 restore lie proved abor-
tive. Under the directions Of MIR. Rowe,
of the Pacific Express Company, the body
was brought from the place Of The unrortu-
nate occurrence, and deposited in the Court
House, at which place on Tuesday, the Iith
inst, the funeral service was performed,
and after the impressive remarks by the
Rev. Mr.. Anthony, the funeral procession,
consisting Of the Sons of Temperance, Of
which society the deceased was member,
moved on, aud the body was placed in the
grave. Out Of respect to the deceased
the fl ig at the Office was placed at half
mast Deceased was from Fremont, San
dusky county, Ohio. This melancholy oc-
currence has cast a gloom over large cir
Gle Of friends. and carries with it the sol
emn admonition "that in life We are in
death." - Trinity Times.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-11-09

Re Full particulars of the lale terrible
accident which occurred on The Pacific Rail-
road on Friday lasi, will be found in Gun
paper to-day.
A telegraPhic dispatch from St. Louis
dated The 9Th inst. states that at a meeting
of the Board Of Directors Of the Road yes,
terday, commission was constituted 10 ex-
anime into the causes of the late accident
at Gasconade Bridge. The commission
consists of several engineers and citizens,
who will make fall investigation of the
whole matter
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-11-09

To PREVENT " BLooMERs." THE patent
'petticoat litter is great centre of attrac-
tion at the Crystal Palace 1t is thus de-
scribed -
"There are four small pulleys attached to
the waist, underneath the dress, over which
runs small cord, one end of which is at
tached, with diaper pins, seyerally to the
front rear and sides Of the skirt at about
the height of the knee. The other ends
terminate in loops which are led into the
pockets on either side. If lady wishes to
go upstairs, she pulls loop No. /, in the
right pocket, and instantly the dress rises
in front, so thst the ascent is made with
perfect grace. No. 2, in the left hand
pocket elevates the rear in the same man
ner, and all pulled at once lifts all the skirts
knee high.
The inventor should certainly be reward
ed with pension, by the city scavengers;
It has estimated thst,the long dresses
in Broadway. had reduced the expenses of
street sweeping one-half Ladies who de-
sire to dress a Ia mode will take notice; it
is said they are to be introduced in Tif6n
city Immediately.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-11-09
CauIiOR.-LOttery Frauds.

Office of Maryland Consolidated Lotteries, !
Baltimore, Md, 20th June, 1855.
TINE Commissioner of the Maryland state
i Lotteries has deemed it his duty to caution
the public against the numerous swinders who
circulate by mail and otherwise, fraudulent lot
fiery schemes, and pretend 10 be agents for the
sale of tickets in lotteries which are wholly fic
titious. The only legal lotteries in Maryland
are those drawn daily under the superntend-
ence Of The Commissioner elected by the people
Of the state under the new Constitution 10 exam
inc and approve the schemes and attend to the
drawings. All the tickets in these lotteries and
all certificates of packages of tickets have the
Autographed signature F. X. BREYAN, general
agent for the contractor. Office of the Mary
land Consolidated Lotteries, Baltimore, Md. -
All others are fraudulent. For full informa-
ton an the subject of these frauds, Address,
F. K. Brennan,
V.B.P.-3ly1 Baltimore, Nd.
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DIR. W @ R T NJ AN,
OF SANDUSKY CITY,
VIII be at his room in

VIII be at his room in
FREMoNT, Kesslers American, Tuesday,
November 20th.
BELLEVUE, Wednesday. Nov 20th.
TIFFM, Monday, November 10Th.
Those afflicted with Disease of the Liver
Spine Kidneys. Stomach, Eyes, Ears, SerOffu-
la. Neuralgia, Rheumatism, loss of Appetite,
General Weakness, Salt Rheum, Fits, lnfama-
ton, or any Chronic or long standing Disease,
and especially the Throat and Lungs, are invit-
ed to call, as there viii be no charge for exami-
nation.
Read the 70 llowirg frcm lbe sandusky Mirref
and from Dr.. Hardman, who was for a long
! time House Physician 10 the Cincihnati Hospital.
Lung DISEASES, Sc.-The success of the
new system Of inhalation in the treatment Of
consumption, is without parallel in the annals
ofthe materia medied. Every other plan hitH-
sr;o introduced, has been an absurdity, from
the very nature of things; but all was darkness,
apd the world continued 10 pInd on in ignorance
OF any effectual method Of staying the ravages
Of the destroyer. But the veil is at length lifted,
and light has length dawned upon the once
hopeless victims of consumption. The fre-
quent accounts of the great success attending
the practice Of DR.. Workman in this city, are
truly gratifying, and prove him an able demon
strator Of the new system. He has already
of the grave An intimate friend of ours, whs
visited New York last spring for the purpose Of
availng himself Of the assistance Of the cels-
brated DR.. Hunter, now assures US that the
counsel of DR.. Workman would have been, in
his particular case, more eificacfous than that
Of Dr. Hunter This is a flattering but dsserv-
ed compliment TO the skill Of Dr.. Workman
Sandnsky Mirror.
Salem, o., May 4th, 1855.
From an intimate acquaintance with the prac-
tce of DR.. w S. Workman, in the treatment
Of diseases Of the throat aud lungs, by Mediea-
ted inhalation, I eau cheerfulIy recommend him
to the afflicted. His uniform and astonishing
success in the treatment Of Consumption, Asth-
ma, Bronchitis, &c, BY Inhalation, is a convin-
cling proof ofi,s superiority over eny other mode
oftreatment.
s. D. HARDIkAN, NJ. D.
have large number Of similar statements
from prominent physicians, both in this and
other States who have witnessed the success of
my treatment, aud also have not less than five
hundred certificates OF permanent cures from
pa tients in different parts of the United States,
which are now at mr. office for inspection.
W. 5. WORKMAN, NJ. D.
OAiee No. 81 Market st Sandusky. 80
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Strayed.

ENROM the Farm of the subscriber in Mont
q gomery township, Wood county, SONG
time last summer, a pair of three year old
S T E E K s, of large size, spotted RED and
WHITE, and with large horns. The ears of
each are marked with square crop and slit
in the left.
kny person taking up and returning said
steers TO me at my residence, or to John Joseph
in Fremont, or giving any information where
they may be found, shall bs suitably rewarded.
WM. MCCORMICK.
Montgomery, Wood Co., Oct, e55.-4ow3
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TIE proprietor of The Odeon Theate, Toledo,
begs 10 announce that h has at great expense,
effected IN engagement with The celebrated
Commedian,
Mr. WILLIAM DANIDGE,
Pr;0cjpai Commeditn Of ;he Broadway Theatre
New Yo,k, who viii have he honor TO appear
in several OF his most prom i1eni and much ad-
mired characters, for TWO NIGHTS Only, which
rannot be exceeded, as he has TO fulfill an en-
gogement Of six nights at Detroit, Oh his way
TO New Y ork. Mr.. Davidge will be assisted BY
the popular and competent artists:
f. GARDNER. Eccentric Commedian;
Z. D. PALMER, and his celebrated
Trick Dog, Carlo;
Mrs. T. GARDNER;
J. SEXTON,
J. HACKETT. c. CHRISTY,
Mrs. E. D. PALMER, j.. DOTY,
Nov. 9, 1855.
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g The Musical Convention. under d.
rection Of Prof l. B. WOODBURY., Of N. Y,
which has been in session at the Presby te-
rian Church in this place. since Wednesday
morning, viii close with a Concert this
nrnn:nn
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Strayed,

TNROM the Farm Of James Currgan, miles
Il south of Fremont shout fonr weeks since,
two? year old IlEIFERS, of large size. One a
blue black with white spots on her hack, white
belly, hind feet white, and white star in The
forehead. The other brown, spotted red and
white, Wiih a white belly, all red feet. ANY
person returning said he(ers or giving niOrma.
tion where they may be found, will be suitably
rewarded. JAMES CURBlGAN.
BallviIle, Nov. 9, 1862
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HoD Go~ED%
w NTED

ITTE will take on subscription 10 the Journal,
w all the good, dry, solid Wood a feet in
length that may be offered, at market prices.
There are many of our patrons who wished to
have us take Wood, Bring it on friends We
want nIF NOW.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-11-09
COrlrt Carnrnom PIens.

Of Sandusky County, will commence lis
session on the l9th inst. We should be
pleased 10 have our friends from the ya.i,
Gus townships, call on US at the Journal
Office, where they can peruse the papers.
Our latchsiring IS always out.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-11-09
Stoves, Stoves.

4 large assortmen of Albany, Buffalo and
n Cleveland Cooking and Parlor Stoves at
prices which can't be beat, for sale by
aUg,l0. ORTON & FUESELMAN.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-11-09
Oil Mill Machinery for Sale.

III II E subscriber has the following o L
i MILL MACHINERY, which he wishes
10 dispose Of 1t is almost NEW, having been
run but two years, is of the best and most i'm
proved kind, and will be disposed Of at bar
gain. The several parts are as follows: One
hydrostatic press of 500 tons power; two large
rolling heaters; two mulling stonesi one seed
mill; one mill for grinding oil cake; screws,
pumps, shafling, geering, elevators, trucks,
and all the parts and fixtures for complete
first class mandatory. For further nforma
ton enquire at the Journal Office.
C. G. MlNKLER, RoIlersville.
September 2S 1858 Sind
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OYSTERS,
EOR THE MILLION. My arrang ements
Il are now complete, and am receiving
G g MAITRY'S

C. s. MALTBY'S
Celebrated Oysters, in kegs, cans aud halt
cans, direct from Baltimore,
by Lightning Express, through from Baltimore
in FORTY SEVEN HOURS, being twelve
hours less time Than ever before received in
Fremont. These YSTERs can be found at
Panorama Hall, west end Croghan House
by the Case, Can, half Can or otherwise: Or,
can accommodate 100 or less 70 an Oyster
Supper Also, for sale at the Railroad Depot,
by s. q. CULVER, Esq, Ticket Agent.
J. G. PETERS.
Fremont, NOv. 5, 1855, 42f
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N'OEicP.

AN ELECTION of Directors of tie Lower
"A Sanduskv and Sandusky CITY Plank Road
Company will be held the Banking Office Of
Moss, Brothers, IN Sandusky City, on
Monday, she oath day of December next.
at ? o'clock, P M. A. II. MOSS, sec'y.
Sandusky, Nov. ,, 1855. 4Iw8
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For Sale.

TlH E subscriber desiring 10 emigrate to Iowa,
l. offers the two story BRICK BUILDINGS,
now occupied by him as Grocery Store, FOR
SALE, at a reasonable price. Possession TO be
given on the lst Of April next.
IN. a. SIIRENEl
Fremont, Oct. 10, 1855. 5sE3