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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-02-23
MisfelIanfons.

Eg- The Constantinople correspondent
Of The New York Times thus wriies;-
Lord Raglan is desp ised. by his OWE of,
icers. as well as men. to degree that al
most amounts TO iusubordinalion. He IS
an old and feeble man; bis own dwelling
in the camp is a comfortable house, abun-
dau,ly supplied with furniture, and appears
TO be museum for all the kniek knacks
stolen from the Russian country seats
which once stood on the locality Of the
camp, but which have been burned by the
freezing men for fuel. He is neyer known
TO visit the troops, nor 10 look at the tren-
ches: he never orders, or superintrnds a
review of them, nor is he ever known TO
give any order showing an interest in their
destitute condition aud immense suiferings.
Hhen the news of bis elevation 10 the
grade Of Field Marshal came out from Lon
don, it elected universal groan from ;he
British Amy, and even from the officers, al
the reckless and unjust manner in which
The Queens Government bad thrown il
away upon an incompetent, unworthy OBJ
jeci. THIS, however, is an act of unjust
policy, done anh the view of securing for
England. in future history, all the credit Of
lhe landing in the CrimCa, The battles OF
Of Alma, Balsklaya and lnkermann, and
the - of Seyasiopol. The French have
long since said that the English were an
incumbrance to Them. and that it panied
them thus to behold wretched and suffer
ing humanity without possessing the power
to rescue it. They freely say that the
English are brave men. but not soldiers
that tbe5 are totally destitute of any knowi-
edge of the administration of an army and,
indeed. they now look upon lhem as no lon
ger the nation which they we're in the
time of NspoleonlI. ono "a -
The position of the British forces is the
more exposed Of the two, while their num-
bers are too few for the task assigned them.
There are not enough men to afford a
proper relief to those 10 the trenches. The
soil Of the Crimea is a mixture Of clay and
lime; there is, however, abundance Of stone
in layers, but the soil is soft, and when vet
becomes extremely .miry.i This is pecu-
liarly the case in the trenches, where the
ground is heavy, and the water is always
from one to three feet deep. Notwith-
standing this, they must be occupied to save
their own lives and that of their oetagena-
rian and self-imbeciIe Field Marshal I'm
sgine thousand men standing along night
in winter-perhaps under a continuous fall
|ofrain--in these bitches, denied the right
to sleep, andrequired to be ready at mo,
.ment,s notice torise. rush forward and
repel the attack Of their never-tiring, never
sleeping foes. How arduous must be this
service, will be seen from the fact that
in the face of certain death, these men Of
ten fall asleep and are bayOneted by the
sorties, of which you now and then read
gsrbled accounts in the papers.1oL sd1 -st
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-02-23


No L1sr OF KILLED AED WouSpEp.-A
late letter from Paris to she n. Y. CommeT-
eial, makes the following almost Incredible
statement: g
Il IS Worth while 10 remark IS 8 feature
Of the present war. that the French Gov.
ernment has not up 70 this period, publish
ed officially single report Of ihekilled and
wounded Of its army il the east; nor has
il allowed those who. sought these lists for
publication 10 announce single pane
1t is said also. that al applications from
relatives 70 know tbs fate Of soIdiefs,-
and these applications ars very nunerous-
are thrown aside without attention, IG is
well known that the number Of she dead
from war and disease Is enormous. and there
lis thus constant anxiety on the part Of
friends 70 know the fate Of their kiudrsd
who are IN the army s
The silence Of the Government nt 6rsa
astOnished the public. but nov open com
plants are heard. The Emperor, the Min
ister Of War, and the generals IL command
of the army. are full Of eulogies Of :he liY-
ing soldier. and alIoR DO occasion to pass
to iaiter his vanity ard stimulate his asdor;
but the moment he Is dead, be IS 20 much
worthless clay, and clsims no more stssn-
ton than the horses that fall By bis side
With the English. this IS not The case: reg
ular bulletins Of the killed, wounded and
dead from disease have been published by
the war Office from she Seginnipe. III
conduct Of she Frensh a otIis. ssi..stss s.
humane is inexpIicable.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-02-23

The election Of Methodist minister to
the New York Senate, by the Know Moth
ings, in Gov. Clark's district, is attributed to
the fact that the people generally went to
the polls with Sam Books in their pockets
Another K. N, insists that the FIRST Sam IN
the methodist collection" just suits the
popular taste. - y, e. 81 LII
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From Cuba.

New Orleans, Feb. IA.
Havana papers have been received here,
containing accouuts of the expedition now
organizing in the United States, under the
direction of Col. Kinney. They say that
its true directors are Generals Qutman and
Henderson; that. about 600 men have
been enlisted, and thar about 500 acres OF
land have been offered to each soldier " ho
takes part in the expedition. Gen. Concha
has issued a proclamation that no quarter
be given to the fiibusters in case they are
captured, and saws that he relies upon the
strength Of the locality and the people to.
defeat them.
A squadron Of lancers had revolted at
Pinsr de Laguna.. All is confusion on the
Island and troops are moving about in al!
directions. t ul Hcsr gsisa.
New Orleans, Feb. Is.
The advices By the Empire City, from
Havana, confirm the accounts by the Cres-
cent City and Isabel; and, in addition. it is
stated that Gen Concha was fully posted
relative to the design of the 6libusters-
Col. Kinney is represented as the Chief Of
the expedition, but Generals Quitman and
Henderson are the prime movers.
The Pampero conveys part Of the Kin
ney expedition. 700 acres Of land are Of
fered to each soldier.
Charleston, s. c., Feb. l6.
The steamship Isabel arrived here this
morning from Havana, via Key West, hav-
ing left Havana on the eve Of the tenth.
Great excitement existed at Havana, in
consequence Of the discovery Of plot to
assassinate the Captain General and his
advisers. al the opera on the sth inst
Don Ramano 2uito, an intimate friend OF
Gen Conehs, was arrested with 800 other
influential citizens; and on the 9th inst, 40
others we're arrested. The Governor Of
Mantaza IS also reported TO have been ar.
rested; also, Alleda. the rich planter OF
Trinidad; also, Marti, of the Opera
The descent Of Gen. Quitman on the Is
land, with force Of good men, was very
muchfeared. The N. Y. Steamer Prince
ton sailed from Key West for Pensacola on
the 10th inst.
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NUMBER 5.


Oh! Think not less Love 'pAes
Oh. think not less I love thsss
., That our paths are parted now
For the stars that burn above thee
' Are not truer than my VOW
As the fragrance TO the blossom,
As the moon unto the night, ~ h
Our love is in my tosom- --,...f.
Its sweetness and its light.
Oh. think not less love shset
! That thy hand I thus resign;
In the heavens that bend above thee,
l will claim thss yet as nip e.
Through the vision Of Lifs's morning
Ever fitted one like thee; ~
: 81 And thou, Life lapse adorRing, 3g 70
Shall hence that vision be- s q
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nEETIsTRY

Z D.PARKER, SURGEON DENTIST,
Respectfully tendsrs his professiouaiservices TO
81 The cif izens OF Fremont and vicinity Tech
inserted on pivot, gold or silver plate and in
the nealesf manner. {E5- Office in CaldwePs
Bnilding front room. Dp stairs. Fremont.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-02-23

| The following is good pun: "Wher
does a man rob his wife ?'' egaa H
3.l"When be hooks her dress." slj o. 4
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-02-23
.rsfaiigBARThETT g. HAYNES, n
nj JAff0rnevs & OOUnseIIOrs at Law
FRFMONT OHIO

Mn. G. @. HAYES, formerly Of Huron Coun-
On; tv, haviuge ntered the Office Of B, BAETLErr
& Son, that Office viii hereafter be conducted
lsl lsfnderthe firm or d BkKTLETT & HAYES" ls
Ine TbeyoiviIi give ssrict aite utont0 al business
bigentristed to theircares apd viii promptly at
tend 10 ccIlections Throughout Ohio, ~ -.
m Old Office Of B.,J, BARrLErTs& SoE,
sias FREx0ET, OHfo, Feb. g. 80 --tf. lssal
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-02-23
Aggresats force,

Aggregate force, 2.40l, ,663
Ordnance stores now in possession Of the
different states: Muskets. 225.I0S; bay
oneis, l22. 2.796; ball cartridges. SO, 5OS;
carbines. 1866; rifles. 9o.602; loose balls.
$4,000; pounds Of rife powder, 1882;
swords, 2I,996; cavalry swords $3.50;
horseman's pistols, 20,5lo. " go
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-02-23
The sense ofJnrlloe.

The boys attending one Of our publIs
schools. Of the average age Of seven yesrs.
had, in their play Of bas sad ball, broken
one Of The neighbors' EindoEs; bat no clue
Of the offender could be obtained, a. be
would not confess, nor would any Of his as
soeiates expose him. E - 4sss
The case troubled the Goyerness' and on
the occasion Of a gentleman visiting the
school, abe privately and briefly stated the
circumstances, and wished him, In some re-
marks 70 the school. 70 advert 10 The pria-
cipie involved in The case. -
The address to the school had reference,
principally, 70 the conduct Of boys IN the
streets and their sports The prfnciyles Of
rectitnde and kindness which should govern
Them eyeryxhere--eYen when alone and
when they thought 10 ere could see, and
there was no one present To observe The
school seemed deeply interested il .ha re-
marks. - ~
A very short time after The visitor Ieft
the school. little boy arose IN hissess,
and said Miss L---, hAtied the ball
that broke Mr.. ~ window. AN.
other boy threw the ball. but bauted it
aud struck the window. ! am wiling to
pay for il. -
There was q death-Iike silence u the
school as the boy was speaking. and i. con-
tinued after he had closed. ~ =
"Bul it won't Be right for - 10 pay
the whole for the glass." said another boy
rising from bis seat; ''an Of us that wsrs
playing should pay something. because We
we're all eDgagsd alike IN the play; IN pay
my psrti'' ~
"And l."
"And l." - 2s la
A thrill Of pleasure seemed to run thFS
the school at this display OF correct feeling.
The teachers heart was touched. and she
felt more than ever The responsibility Of her
charge.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-02-23
STER EDGERTON

CHESTER EDGERTON.
attorney and Counsellor al Law, and Solicitor
sil9 in Chancery, will carefully attend TO all pro-
feesional business left in his charge. BE will
also attend to the collection Of claims, &e.,
-as In ti,js and adjoining conniies. Office, Sec
ond story Nims' Block, Fremont, o.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-02-23

USrrED srArEs Tsoofa-AseoFding 10
the Report Of the Secretary Of War trans
mitisd to Congress. the effective Militis
force Of the United States "a As folloWs;
lnfantry--COmnissioued oficeEs, S5.072
non-Com'd and Privatss, l,7ss, ,535
Cavalry-Commissionsd officers, 910
non-Com'd and Privaies. IL, $50
Riaemen-C Commissioned officers ] ,958
81 non.Cem'd aud Privatss, sass
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FREMONT JOURNAL:
IsAAC M. KEELER,
" Pnhlisher and Proprietor.

The JOURNAL is published every Friday
morning. OFFICE-in Buckland's Block
thirdstOry; Fremont, Sandusky County, o.
FERNS
One copy, pc ar, n advance, BY mails so
Paid within the year, r- stc 200
After the expiration ofthe year, $50
To~a subscribers, will be charged SITS, in
advanee,the differeuceiu the terms between
the price on papets delivrred in town and
those sent by mail, is Oecasioned by the ex-
pense ofcarfying. s... 4.Ar..-f, ,.. 81
HOW TO STOP A PAPER.
Firstsee that you have paid forn up to the
lime you wish it 10 stop; notify the Post NJ as
terof your desire, and ask him TO inform the
publisher, under his frank. (sshe is authorized
30 do) Of your wish TO discontinue. }o .l-is
u No paper discontinued until all arreara-
ses are paid, except at the option OF the pub
fishers, aas'lr..s - 1F es. Il
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-02-23
800 FARMERS EXCHANGE,
WILLIAM BOYD, ProDrietOr.

At the junction Of the Saudusky Cincinnati,
Toledo, aud Cleveland Railroads, Clyde, San
dusky county, Ohio. Passengers carried TO
aud from the Cars free.
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IOHN b. GREENE,

Attorney at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery,
viii give his undivided atteatnn 10 profess
iouaf business inirusied TO his care in San-
dusky and adjoining counties. Office in the
I'd story OF Minis Block, Fremont, o.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-02-23

DRS. WILSON q STILWELL,
FREMONT. OHIO.
g Residences on Croghan Street, near the Court
aonse. a a Feb. "A. 1854.
Jas " WILSON. THos sTILWELL.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-02-23

Be something and like the chef d'aivrs'
of the Greeianaa artist. exhibit well your part
inthe world. giving out from the welI.springs
ofyour heart. strength to the fainting, vir-
tue to the unwary. friendship to the afi ct
ed, truth 10 the doubling. and love TO sll.
and your reward will be life ofhappiDess'
with the glorious thought Of having done
something for mankind. D. ).
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-02-23

J. c. WALES, Clyde, o. s..
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Notary
Public Oflcs near the Depot, Clyde, San
~ dnsky County,. o. Dec. Is, 1854. az
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-02-23

'-'E BLANK DEEDS, MORTGAGES,
Quit Claims, Contracts, &C.. kept on bend o;
-I Printed 20 order afthe IOIIR MAI OFF, Z
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CROGHAN HOUSE

= CROGHAN HOUSE, -l
Cornerof Front ADD Pike Streets, Fremnot. o
80 rJ.F. VANDERC00K, Proprietor.
j This House has lately heen enlarged. re e-ftted !,
se and re-furnished throughout. carriage
Nav, 1854. l6:G
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02

DOUNl1 LAND ana PENSION OlAms unuoI
ID late laws OF Congress promptly snd Legally P,oeeutsd By
GEO wOODhAN, Attorney az Lag, No ~ Wilismst
IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL TEETH.-Dr. J
ALLEN late Professor in the Ohio College Of Dental Sor
se ste. .snon % hs improved method OF
ARTIFICIAL DENrURES, which eomhises the following
lat there are no seams Judgment
Ell moistme can get between the teeth and plate.
"a An Artificial Gum, ~hca hrm and ind sstruetbie
the teeth ared ct high heat between and around ths1
base ~bh them firmly TO each other aud 70 the plate
upon which they This mpsrts 10 he teeth the
peculiar sns hsks appearances which character
Sd Great sueDsth 10 obtained By thus unuus ahe ressA
Gum and Pse md ordinary force in marketing can breed
4th clear and distinet Of speech restored
Thu. posnt effected By having tho inside OF thu
readily adapted THIS perfect sdspt.oo Of the tongue % the
depture prevents the hsng mued sounds 10 spsstias
h The nstur form and eI preston Of the nosth os
can restored In where they have become sanksa
This done By means of additional sttaehnen % me ns@s
bIipf out tho sunfsn PORTIONS ana sustain them thea!
proper position They are covered With the seSve ns@ss
and become partA OF tbs denure
when rightly formed cannot be detected BY the ose o.
This method Of restoring tho cheeks 20 their osn.
fne the natural form and OF the NOUN
lips has been well tested having been made special
feature the suhor practice for several year past variety
OF Photographic and Dsguereoyps hkeneses which hsvs
been psons without this and also with
H. can be bis Office showing the great char in appear
which produced In the nov
wearing upon this principle which the
pu bile invited call exaLnne together with ohsf
'Peenens Of bis improved sys Of worn, ps requiring d.
9Th The plst.s as..y employed for ,h vor pls.aa
the purity Of which proven" even ne 'shtes ssn Or n
many I'm poant features which readily sppses
stsd By thoss vesns artificial denturss this principle
WIKI reference the utility Of this method es.
nouias Be gven from eminent Denshu !, the vsro1
s.: .. II. Union md ''si sn e. sAs soa !. 's -
B.~Amail pamphlet containing f.sr p.tssisrs, ssst
tpos paid on spplicstos.
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Removals

II METTLER & Co., Commission Mefc s.x.s'
Is and dealers in Gr,in Flour Mes and osnsI =
No A7 fronf.st Oh the lat Of May next "" ''
2sl Front st. three doors above Peetsbp -
DEMOVAL.-Tbe undersigned, DOW o.
IL ct the old location, No Isl Brosdwsy ~. ,s.xsR
else Of Judgment msEured 10 the hrst sfees - s.aS
dssvor elicit continuance 81 the fsvon ed
patrons uncer positive detsrminat,on 49, "a y
Cssh ssles At such moderate charges s-',,ss -
prompt ready seSsisseepce to ths tsr.es Ts.ss
best interest WM 7. JENNINGS, D"ssi - -, H,se
No 81 Broadway 81 door above oe -
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11aints, Oils, Glass, Sc.

AN ANTIDOTE to TEREDO or MARINE
"A tW0Rk-Jsmes Jarvis Fee Inspector Of Snip Timber,
nve ye.rs mskss e1psna.nts usd.r May D.pstnsas
orders s tho discovery Of som. ns.n. for IL. projection Of
proIiusted toward satisfactory results Zine Paint proves
20 Be The = . - Ion: :' :sS h. i. .us. g.
exhibited the Fsr Of the MecasnisS lnsuts now oPss
Among al the ssseiusns not one 70 be ound where
Zinc Paint sssd With even single bsDsss fouad fest
..r,.S vet IN every case sscsdn to h. result. these q.
persDsns sverythns else he's fsiisd-Zne Paint. never
The ZINC PAINT employed BY Mr. Jarvis in tn. s1psr
above alluded to manufactured ~ tbs NE WEB
Js, Certificates to shs effect snd specimens Of .ood and
metal .sOwiss the rsmatssy protective effects ofhe New
is 11s ..f: :: Ss!!cs % 81 rss
tsrssted Invited to zee them.
ZINC PAINT.-The "NEW-JERSEY ZINC
with the growing demand for their superior Zac P.in: ar:
tn. pny have pro-
Of grinding which permits them to wsrrss, ta:r Psa.
so ADD frssh the kegs for reasonable length
time and 10 climate being In this respect superior to
other Paint For steam Dos. p.naY: and marin: pssPo'ss
unvsed excellence experiences having proved 70 be az
entire protection sssins the marine worm and osrnsces 10 al
lauces The psr'or faih china gloss srouad 10 tho
beet vanh manufactured BY the compaoy this pant psr
uy for inferior painting and for steamboat
csbins
The Brown Zinc Paint made only BY this Company direct
Psr, md e a., s, valued Tor i protective effect. wS.s sp
Piled iron and 10 admirably suted for farm saildinp rs
stations &c and especially valuable for painting tia
Ioo The stone color Paint compound OF the brown and
white and all the vsipsbe qaslte. Of the sro~n
its agreeable color hes In demssd for country resi-
dsnces The Dry White Zinc sold IN barrels Of 40 bs and
the Psins up from IS los to so los They also
haad tho best Gum Dsmar Warmth
and Zinc Dryer which s sold BY the barrel OF gallon
HENRY ArkEN Co., No. lsS Wsshinssons ct.
ZINC PAINTS, WHITE LEAD, COLORS,
II GLASS. &c Tho under.isued, having eslsged shek
demand for ZINC Paint prepared
offer 70 the trade full assortment from the dnsens mines
Manufactured by them In besehed refined nseed Oil snd
with the proper dryer The quality Of American and
French Zines warranted to be equal In ell respects TO say
sod in this msrtet and liberal Dealers also
be supplied WHITE Ii 40 and COLO&ED PAINrs q
manufacture. Also, Frcn-h and American WiNDo"
GLASS JES3UP CHILD3.
importers and Mar ufseturers Of Paints,
Ne t4s Water ct New Ysrt-
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Clothing.

LOR SALE-GUTTA PERCHA CLOTHING,
Il &c-Aceepted order. to limited amount on the y. A
GUTTA PERCHA COMPANY of thi' city, for Goods from
their Warehouse whosse ces for sale on very hoefA
terms Appl, 10 C H. sKILLIN 3@ Broadway Room
YOUTHS and CTlLDRENS CLOTHING
II los B. CLOSE BAILEY & Co No. Park psoe,
onno.it, N. Iity Hal. hand the b-. ssor ed
srins and summer .tock and b. oand IN the Uaed
States ard suitable for all from three TO twenty years
old st wholesale and for greatly reduced prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02

THE SCHOOL Of Mr.. BINGHAM for BOYS
Il Called the CLASSICAL GYASAsIUx sies H"ass,
Asfo< place entrance Oh Hsv. TIE complement "asy
In each Of the The uAnHs snoeed, oes-
ouss systematic and elegant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02

CAMDEN snd AMBOY RAILROAD ~ -
~ ADELPHiA. from r'ss Ne ,,sns s.s ss
:..s JOIN fcrTEi = soUIs . !. Ss;.
s. - j s.ssi: 70 SS1 rs;S :: 'sssof r.,
Z. 80 tS,oseH n ave hosra rSs .MR -
ccjss2os Cd Ealersss Lac eel Z. u
1snt Ltns 2. H., 81 t.
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Goai.

NOALS.-Peach Orchard, Red or W. - =
ss, e s Tn "a e.r,ms". C.rs,rissl -
pool eu JACOB wEEKs. SIS soesy .se =. =
NUT COAL-Large size, suitable ior 10. -
IN srsines Also. Lehith Biotss. Re 1870 n -
with other ysretes FOR sale 10 ,o ., 70 al,
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Daueiua Ara0cmics.

DODWORTEs DANCING ACADEMY,
"A No sc5 sros5~sy. opposite lthst no~ open tor
Ii. rscspu Of pup 10 say time La
dies ana Children Wednesdays and ssturfsys and
NJ. Cen-uen edhesdsys Tharsasys ant every other
Friday NJ Prse:.ns Assenib Saturday Even
I.s. ~ Ladies and Gentlemen Mouhly Sources
sDiaE dsys hours ard Of instruction.
be bad at the Academy soy sine oil be By
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Hlillinerp. 81.

NJ l. l. NE X Y G . ID S.
N1 1888.
FOR sPRisd SALES.
PINNEO & Co.
No 70 CHAAsERssrREET
t0pposite the Irviug douss.i
EavE Jusr OPENED raErs SPRING iNrokrArioss oS
BONNET RIssOSs.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Ea8goIDERIES,
FRENCH AND ESGLISq GRAPES
FRENCd ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. &s
Inc luSpss Genera As-oftIn-nt ~
MILLINERY ARTICLES
MOST FASHIONABLE
REcHERcHE Styles,
SPRING SALES.
And comprise the srz- and tnest assortment 10 oar os 70
b found In tAs market which invite tbs ssn'a
Of
SOUTHERN wEsrrsS sERcHANrs
BUYERS ooy profit bot Will SCI the newea
and most fashien able srtices
orders BY letter will receive the stteotioa,
q regards prices quslity dspsteh. sai
judgment 10 the selection
Of soocs, -
the
parties present
themselves
PINNEO d Co.
No IS Charnb.rsss.. Ne~Yort..
oks pooR FROM BRoAowAY OPPOSITE TINS
IRVING HOUSE