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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09

M Jules AND nOHSES.-ena head II Mule. ~.
Horses k,ntu FyS1I
choice aud superior lot Of
Tor Iron Masters, Railroad aud 49, III
Tor sale exchange, at fair prices terms
EDwl3 wAl.kkE,
A. Z. Al u hanlsnslhls Stables.
receipt OF tc>h stock, direct
every month In tbs jyiI ~
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JOSEPH McKITRlCk,
,Trchigersss Hg NiEHcs.

SHOP dN ftotfdt, hast ~ Hdihe NJ
r WOULD RESPECTFULLY call tle
/ attention Of the public, 10 my arrange
inents for the New Ypar Having male
arrangements with one Of the best manu-
featuring establishments IN Cincinnati,
am prepared to furnish Sash noers and
Blinds, made Of the best White Fine hurn
her. aud Of superior workmanship a'rl
much cheaper than ran be male N Iha
South. Persons wishing TO build would
find II TO their advantage to consult we
belore building
Orders from the country earnestly sul
cited. Country wnrk el all kinds prompt
~ attended TO IN the most wofknailke
manner
Plans and specifications for city end euu
try Houses, snbhutban villas, etc. given ~
The most approved styles. All kind #
Job Work attended 70 with neetncaa AVA
dispatch Water Cisterns made oI the hrat
material iin'}n
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Carriages.uaarncss. aYfaissa.s7 4

TtHE Subscribers assortment al Cat,ia+
j. ges, Harness, whips, Sr II now CON.
rlete. and he invites an examination II
his stock before PURCHASING IL New On
leans, as he guarantees his prices as lew rs
as any IN the South.
Nareroem eoft,er of Third and Florida
Streets. Manufacturing and rrrailin. nj
superior style at the old ostabliehei stand
corner Of Main and Church Stleets,
.. w. +. IuNN ARD.
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Tn Etiantcra.

A lKtN's Corn and Cotton Cultivation
IA This truly useful agricultnral lmptav-
meht. has been fully tested by highly rrst
rectahle and practical planters wlpalte,hH
trial. say that by its use, in The cultivation
nf Corn. Cane, Or Cotton, there u atrin4
Of at least one third the lahet t. man aud
horse over The common plou II h urw
invention. Patented March 90 isi1
Planters are invited TO call and examine H.
A supply on hand and Tor sale by
w. r ItMN AEn
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saw and saw Blades.

TEOSSCUT, Fit, Fannel, Rip, lemon,
Y Steel and brass back; Butchers, Bow,
Webb. Pruning, Back and Key hole Saws,
escorted sizes and the most Of them OF
<'Snaar & Jackson - make Always On
hand at the Hardware store ot
ian2a.y -4AkGVihk i-AaouE
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INSURANCE,
H""gIsctu nfutunl Inst,inarn "omrnuy
nt slntnn EtnnEn.

8.ugltCEn WHasfDI hn9HfnI4tE tomln'ttE :
80 itntan ftnugr.
fp"dfperHtea IN tcf aftspisintprr ~ fotiatthu
tiVeeted Ht,rh i2h, 's55,
hwthn,ise,i s'ru'tnI, t.ss: p 'b.nnh.W
The S7miph Wmuui fpspsrnn fwppnng
II Ration huitp have this daY tonmentet
operations, aud ale piepa,ed Ia iabe ffrE
Mhntar, and lllyrR l,lets
nitactora
iamas " llnwn. ,psu EnrInsennp.
John T. kleinpetst. Andrnw Malta
i'plate Permission. w 4 FtuiHari
lus Y Dnrale. .loseph Lutguiet
e u Mediation. WIN &. 'tke,
Trust ees
w I, WALKER. lussee Hurt.
I y tunfnd, $. e.. l4pyrotE
fhas A alHtk lanrs VI I'fud,
susth heue Allaln W y, Phillips
oseth 8. Williams. Thompson Bird.
! n NnAn DANIEL y At"tf
tphn Duugteriy. sanlntl NJ Hat.
WILLIAM =. t'lkE. rtest.
AtrAtp Gnsrrlas, &et'y.
Eaton Rouge, lan'y ~, lslG "
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abe stlorning Comet.
Published Daily Mondays Excepted. !
HhHIiHhed UaiTy IHUHHHEH HVUsNIeH.1
Aza .
". A. rtMN. setter a Proprietor.
office on Third Street.

gW~ FERNS, -TnE snbscrIption Ia nsei ~ the
late aF m M per annuin, payable 10 advance, OF
40 90 NJ the expiration ui siv months. The Week.
" is published NJ ~ bbrer annnin, invariably IN
-pivahee. Both Willie rhnttuaiiY delivered With
tn tht ll'nlls " TIE CITY nv The cartier
W EAatetttsiBg.- -oFE noar ntf square
'@af tAc Rrst insptiibn and half that amount for
SrBr subsequent Insertion ten lnes OF less, eoh-
'gtitute epuarn
yearly Advertising. Merchants, IRA
'lefs, AMI nthers, Will lie contracted with on the
tg4satfpasnnalhp terms.
gw~Isst~ wSsh. .4-nte facilities fcr doing
lab Work with neatnsss and despatch lin ali w.
rytet'as ef osnrs, cannnt hp surpassed by any eR4
tahlishment Ii thA uity-s,ich as
ttwstns nnefs i,ti TitRFrs ArosreHs i,iih
'Ite.ns- ni,t Nv iABtEas pRauaA Wars = Fsperins
'ruHpts--ithuua,sts L.asls -gsRs- piRcuhvRs-
ana tistrtrn oaHns. For farther particulars, We
rnsite tuu 10 call and see our specimens.
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Arfbitrftural Uaros, &c,
g. O. VII som.

House, sign e Ornamental Fainter,
Thiti Street. twp irGrs Na'th " ttn re7i 1iirt.
HAVING permanently located ~ Ss'en Rouge,
we wnnii respectfully solicit g atn il M
public patronage Being practicable werk,naif, W.
are 10 work m the lnost reasonable terms anA ~
the best style.
ALso, gralnint, Marhling, Hlazine anh rarrt
hanging meaily esachtpd
s# Plantation work solicited aud promptly
attended tr. decl9-y.
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ayeuna America tseR.s store =

nNOT s UhANDrNF, lnvIng rurehnpei the
" sesar Store of =, vprlais. ID Lafayette, in4
forms their friends and HE public generally that
they have Just received fom New 0tleRns large
Assortment Of Inrnrtsh FeEara 81 ell ntands,
ripes of all scfs. No. assorted Chewing aud
Smoking Tobacco, Imported Cigarettes hnd hlao
the haat Melee's SegnrR. An orders from the
country promptly attended e.
The Young America Cifar &ture Holeitsa shate
II public patronage,
n fFrT
ap.antf utAa, HRANnFRE.
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E'iast Arftvag aE aFse Henspm
AT THE ONE pBIHE
4 dINEhFMg A.sashlnA.amaaf.

z EfFFFEFHFsy HsFsFFRFF EFF8FF-
TlHE subscriber has Just received by
Y steamer Cnfsgfar Ctty. from New
York. q large nnd beautiful assortment OF
GENTS FURNISHING GDDDS,
Consisting Of Linen ndsom Shirts, Silk,
Cotton and MerinounIer shirts Shirt Col4
lars, linen and Cotton Draws, Hosiery,
Gloves, StiHpahdrtH, Linrn hhd silk Pocket
E1dkt., Ciavats, Neck Ties; Schrts; Stocks,
&C., al Of which have been selected from
tho most fashionable houses in New York.
audwill be sold 1T low prices. In o,deg ID
tlo justice aud give satisfaction TO tasl. buy
es, ha has made ii r,ila in I'll casep 10
deduct ten per cent iur cash, and viii III all
casoe strictly adhere to that principle
FrrtH.y W u PHILLIPS
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Fresh .Hys.srssgs.

DORCELAtN rrekctve Kettles tall
4 sizes) Family Tea, and Butter Scales
Hnlls ratcnt--itnpoved eoncasc \ OWL
Nutcinrkcr nizstdn's Saw backed I.ntcher
Knives; M Mahdgauy.-4Iinc ripge1 Butter
rnoulls. MONTAN " HUGUET.
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l)rottssianal Notitrs.

Professional Gard.
nR. nuGHElN, Of the Medical Faculty
~ ct Montpeliier tFrancel having te.
.aeently established himself in this City.
.stters his prote ssional services 10 the public
IT, huMill at all times be found at Mr.,
puIoh's residence, lneaf Judge Burksl
tanless professionally engaged. oet25-u.
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CARPET C. RUGS.
Particular Notice.
E:ealssutber.

HsHfttBftFFF7Fs
DERSONS having money TO spend for
/ Groceries, cannot do better than call ut
thc brick building recently erected on the
corner Of Africa and St Ferdinand streets,
where a g,tia pro gno is always ready for
exchange Additions and supplies are con
stanfiv rrceiyinp NJ. G. BRYAN.
july2O. $. T.. Cor. Court House square
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rHg MAGIC eonrt amp oon MILL.

ipuH MAGIC corn hFD con MIL is snrer.
tnr " anF heratafarp onerai faf tlIllND'1l
tht'h Fa1t arurk. twill grui twenty huslas
n stttt FaRl fat hnnh with the rowaf of nha
niHie % Il viii gFihd sx hnait,lH ut ilna tdcal
pef hauf ii 81 itislels of corn Hn.teai - at8tH
lyed pe' htu,. With the pnvrr ni nnr nia
ThiH MAGfN MIL was patented ip Eepterns
htt, la75, And is undoubtedly stwfi", ta ~ IT.
ptrleceasats.
rther tntIia ~ iHretint uHallty ~ sale Nv
SAMUEL LughF. 7, ana 8 FtapI Iievep.
New Orleans
Arapf fu' tie Manufacturers
~ rhe nbnvn leeniifri Hilll can h. aeop NJ
t'a z'nra II 4. Il ricEfT, alnnch ptsat, Fainh
itlure. wh1 ~ Tic hseh fnr iie sale ~ TIE
safHe. Ihc tnil rau ha tifuiart at any inutina
va thr rircf, between Nav Orleans and Fay"a
7nra fer 3iF-'toiEht npiuie't mayily
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fresh iSaSiasg G0Ofls.

A FEW setts fottaEe Furniture complete will,
" Atucrous. dISO 40 boz. sjlt Iicttnmed
chairs, m Assortment OF iiibsa Fuptri6r Buck
Cooking Stoves. MaHoFony HeGsteads, Teto a,id
Tates, Rocking md Easy Chairs. Cane ani
Wopksent oitlus Chairs ab,, at lhe Furnishing
Ware HhnmE Of thpsl flFFN co.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-22

VFW HHTI FWVHIdF HFHsFGt
E7HE Flower Queen, Say Yes Pussy !;
i Boil Brandon, Don't bo angry Mothrr,
Norma March sefenaao March; 'Tis
Midnight llpur When the ippon on the
lake ID heanng Aurora Gallopade Sa-
lutte lh FtRuee Willie we have missed
you. and Shanghai Polka, lusi received
and for ahlc by GEO. N HEROMhN. .
CH'asAgv rEaTA'svG.- Twenty
- five pieces IA straw Mating to an
rive This week and for sale by
llan.Ift W. u. PHILLIPS.
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Dental Notice.
INMANs PATENT,
gate and .D0Or Springs.

/ this Invaluable Spfing, has them on
hand and cor sale at price which is Moth
ing compared with their utility: Samples
can be seen at my store, on the gate OF
Joshua Real, and the Harvey House Door
They are simple and would not be insult
able for the neatest parlor doors in this
CITY. aprly at MoNrAN Il RueuEr,
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-22

A MOTHER small supply, just reed.
IL and for sale low. These ehutns make hut
tor. quicker, and tnore H. from given quaint.
~ Of milk, than my other. Fer sale by, .t
daeh-y. M0NTAN e UUGtET.
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INU M Der ~.
1ltw q brdp Storr.
Among the Hnte Arrival

on NrW Hnnt,s At fHE
Fh1in,I,Inir. si.np sFtsl, Eiosr.
WILL be found beautiful new lyle
" Tate Hatpgrs FluuneeA rphes, very cl"ai
large assortment n sntin harhhsk Table Cloths
aud Napkins, very superior uaity n Gents lin
en fatfit ltnndketelii"fi af"w titets u SURF
white linen drill Fuf sale nt The
n IthbftrfHh Fnrtp Cast sfhnt.
rnara~tf Lafayette street
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]. l.. VIALE1'S BULLETIN

! y. H. v lAI IE - ~ blD IN.
VIOLIN srHlnes,-A Superior assortment
Jast received md fuf sale hg Ill vtfltts
rnanfsFrF EaII5I,,-.i. A. Fninpis zen
" upn. in y pls pe, sale ~ J.L. WALLET
DEsV VtstEfIs- llair, clothes ,naii. taot lnf,nts
~ Be- f1f shie hg ]. T.. WALLET
lsAHf-E# ysr5fTHnHs.s.- tayoea rvptr
v t1rtst, ionHeu's a. . hyhr's cherry fectaral,
Nsar's ljalsam Wild Cherry, link syrup &c., for
7oie ~ y. u. VALET.
ItEs!EtH,h gtp Imported ttnhd Playing ftatds,
W Just received aod for sale hy j u. WALLET
4 % poZ " ne Afbmate tehnapps,
-, for sale ly ! l. VAbHt
etitSl Te H,iant ~ Tut"esso,,s.~-lfle
- very best remedies for Genghs--far sale by
iph2D J. u. WALLET.
HAvis PAIN KILLER "a fresh supply oi
~ The above Justly celebrated medicine. Just n
nplged md tif sAieEY J u VibtfT#
d8Et!ig3ks HvATEts. 4 FRESH supply II
y the thpye ARTICLES Just received. and Ter sat
by btFtAhtf.
VEHITTNa4 AJsDg.--A ans assortment, ter
' salsty ] !. WALLET.
Il EFr YOURSELVES CLEAN -EnArS Lewe'a
Il Winsor. Almond, Honey, Urysta rhlate.
CASTLE, pohrino aud Toilet suaps pfevery yniie-
tyator sale by Il ViALsf.
utAitf CHEAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
liiliihg's AsriuReht Syrup, ivt hu1hnirr Ctn
rlniiits ef children FOR snig w ] L YIALEt.
NOLD, SILVER Y GERM AN SILVER
~ Steetaeles A very large assortment,
pure Crystal, nt TnHo. Col pMArE.
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'sr:sy sasss,Hps.

IttfT RECEIVED ref Steamship Ntthawha, FROM
y New Yurt. Beautiful White ati'l tnlrhrcd Bril-
liAhtincs, plain nni Flaii White jHtuheis, Main
sucks aWiss Ninshs, Fnilfrdrrpd Swiss aud inc
oiitt Bands, ritiu BLACK and uniefed In, teF,
Laiies md Misses White tttnn i9se, Black a'fh
talofed Filk tlloyas Filet MITES rlatk attl White
Ntare Collars and SLEEVES, Figured mud rlaih
Filt ratasuls Hrass, Hair Cloth and GUttl.d
skirts. fpf sab very rtIAr ~ the
l'hti tnttpnA tnfAr rfsH Rn'nr,
April 20 Lafayette street
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Ebreaa TRIMMINGS

WILL be opened this morning n
w hpantii assortment pf Indies drtss trim
tnuGa nf ite latesi tntis style. shti' ahH 'dnntt
Ribbons, al the rHHspEtdHih trHAr tAsu STORE,
tnaf3',tit lafayette Street,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-10-03
The value Of Flre Dollars.

A man named Porter, says he once had a
clerical friend, between whom and himself
there existed greatintimacy. Every Satur-
day night, as Porter was sitting balancing
his cash note would come requesting a
''loan of five dollar bill" The money
was always returned punctually at 8 o'clock
on the Monday morning.-But what puzzl-
ed the lender was, the parson alwas return
ed the very identical note he borrowed.
| Since he had discovered this fact, he made
private marks on the note; still the same bill
was handed back on Monday morning. One
Saturday evening, Porter sent five dollar
gold piece instead of note, and marked it !;
he would awake his wife in the middle of
the night and ask her what she thought of
such an occurrence. He was boiling over
with curiosity, when note came from the
Rev. borrower on Christmas eve, asking for
loan of ten dollars.-A brilliant thought
struck our friend. He put on his great coat,
resolving to call and demand an explana-
tion of the mystesy. When he was
shown into his friends study he found him
plunged into the profoundest melancholy.
"Mr,-," said our friend, ''if you will
answer me one question, will let you have
the ten dollars. How does it happen that
you always repay me the money you borrow
on the Saturday night in the very same coin
or note on Mondays"
The parson raised his head, and, after a
violent struggle, as though he were about
to unYeil the mystery of his soul, said in
faltering tones:
''You are gentleman. ascholar; Chris
tian, and New Yorker; know can rely
on your inviolate secrecy, listen to the Sc
cret of my eloquence. You know that l am
poor, and when I have bought my Sunday
dinner have seldom red cent left in my
pocket. Now maintain that no man can
preach truly and faithfully and blow up his
congregation properly, unless he has some
thing in his pocket to inspire him with con-
fdence. l have, therefore borrowed five
dollars of you every Saturday, that I might
feel it occasionly as preached on Sunday.
You know how independently preach
how make the rich shake in their shoes.
Well, it is all owing to my knowledge that
l have five dollar bill in my pocket. Of
course, mover having to use it for any other
purpose, it is not changed but invaribly re-
turned to you the next morning. Now, as
Mr.. George Law is coming to hear me
preach tomorrow | thought would try the
effect of a ten-dollar-bill sermon.-Mer-
chants Magazine.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-10-03
The Home of Taste,


You seek the home Of taste, and find
The proud mechanic there,
Rich as king, and less slave,
Throned on his elbov-chAirl
Or on his sofa reading Locke,
Beside his open doori
Why starti-Why envy worth like his,
The carpet on his foorl
You seek the home Of sultery-
"Is John at home you say,
"No, sir; he's at the 'Sportsman's Arms"
The dog fight o'er the way.
Oh lift the workman's heart and mind
Above low sensual sini
Give him homei home OF tastei
OEt6id the house Of gini
Oh, give him tastei It Is the link
Which binds US to the skies
A bridge Of rainbows thrown across
The gulf of tears and sighsi
Or like a widower's little one
An angel in a child
That leads him to her mothers chair,
And shows him how she smiled.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-10-03
4ORtrg.
THE GOOD oLnFIAG.
AIa-"Wa Sheet and Fsosing Sea"


Three cheers for the good old Flag,
That so long has brsved the gale,
Once more fing out its tapping folds,
And makes the traitors quail,
And make the traitors quail, my boys,
While like an earthquakes roar,
Our cheering shout goes up to heaven,
The good oldaag once more.
"oh for place to hide our heads"
heard the tories cry,
Afrightened by the tally-hoi
OF hunters rushing BY,
ofhunters rushing by, my boys,
With Fremont In the van.
A glorious Jackson Democrat,
A bold true-hearted man.
Three cheers fer the good old Flag!
May IL never trail in dust;
And the unsheathed sword ofliberty
Be never soiled with rust
May the spirit live that braved the foe,
Unaved, unconqured still.
That fashedin in fire at Lexington,
And blszed at Bunker Hill"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-10-03
Letter of Gov. A. H. Reeder.
Document for Old Democrats to Reflect on!

This Letter written by Gov REEDE the able and
searching productions of the campaign and wherever read will pro-
duce profound sensation especially among the members the Dem
oac party to which Mr. REEDER has always belonged His
sons for leaving the organization cannot be extensively
cd for wherever reflected upon they will be adopted by
of his old associates
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-10-03
F+raot from John O. Fremont's Letter of Acceptance

john @ ETeIaonEs AIoVC0A O1 @~oo0P0oo.
of am elected which your pat has nominated me-
WILL ENDEAVOR ADMINISTER THE GOVERNMENT "ACCOFNG
TTHE TRUE SPIRIT CONSTITUTION AS IT WAS INTERPRETED
ny THE GREAT MEN FRAMED AND ADOPTED IT. rd IN such way
AS TO PRESERVE BOTH LIBERTY AND THE uNION|
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-10-03
The Ladies', Department.

Is now opened for the reception ofies. NonstitutOn
in the Union imparts more thorough or interesting
course in this department.
In conclusion, we would adj that shall pat tDrth
our best efforts TO merit in still eminent degree,
the atterng reception with which enterprise has met
and pledge ourselves 10 mpaT thorough practical
course or Mercantile Instruction than be formed al any
other similar Mercantile College.
Among the many recommendations, we give the follow
ing: Owe the undersigned take pleasure in teSting
that personally acquainted with Mr. GRANGER 5
ability Accountant and teacher Of Bookkeeping,
which of the highest order He has had great expert
ence as an Accountant in heavy Commercial Banking
Houses which gives him superior facilities in imparng
practical knOIoisdge Of Bookkeeping and thorough Com
TuerciaI Education. l. J. ALIEN, Ii. D.,
President of Farmers College.
LORIN ANDREWS,
President of Kenyon College.
To young who wish to acquire "bEsiRess EdEcd-
fiOn we think It affords facilities seldom equalled. Ar.
Granger has the qualification oftheoretical knowledge
and aptness in teaching, added to practical Counting
Room experience, and feel confident that graduates
from his College will be fully competent to keep the most
complicated set of Books.
A P. Stone Wholesale and Retail Merchant,
J. J. JANNBY, Seey Bird Control, State Blk Ohio.
J.F.PARK, BOOkkeeper at ID. I. WoOdbury's-
n. OvERDIER, BoOkkeeper At the Clinton Bank.
II. T. MILLS Secy Columbus Gass and Coke Co.
c. B. Mason, Bookkeeper at j. H. Riley Co.'S
Forfull particulars send for circular
GRANGER & ARMSTRONG.
February 90, ,1s56-4y1 ProPrietors.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-10-03
NEW GROCERY,
Bakery and Provision Store!
On Front Street opposite the Bank.

Bakery and Provision Store!
On Front Street opposite the Bank.
DERRY CLOSE IS once more in full blast, withthe
Il Largest, Bestand Cheapest
Stock of Groceries in Town!
Every thing sold at this House is Warranted to give
any where within the corporation. Ny stock eonsissin
part Of
White Wheat Flour-Waranted-in Bar
rels or by the Sack!
Rio and Java Coffee,
Green and Black Teas,
White and Brown Sugars,
Syrups and hOlasses,
Cut and Plug Tobacco,
Sperm, stearine and Tallow Candles,
Cocoa and Choekolate,
fepper and Spice,
Baking Powders and Saleratus,
Blacking and Brushes
Powder and Shot
Lead and Percussion Caps,
Bar, Toilet and Shaving Soaps
Figs and Rsisins
Cigars and Matches,
Crackers and Cheese,
Wash Tubs and Boards,
Jugs and Crooks,
Lemon Syrup and Pepper Sauce,
Cords and Ropes
Sardines and Pickles,
Wines and Liquors by the barrel or gallon
Goldfish and Naekeral
Sugar Boxes, Salt Vinegar, Lemons,
And in fact everything usually kept In Grocery Estsb
BAKE HOUSE!
And the services ofone ofthe best Bakers in the Coun
try, and Iintendto keep constantly on hand
Bread, Pies, Cakes and Crackers,
And invite all Families and to give me call
before purchasing elsewhere.
IL All articles for sale at Wholesale or Retail.
Fremont, April 49, 1S56.-l2H
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-10-03

BOOTS and SHOES.-Big piles just re-
ID ceived and selling extremely Low by
P. B, BERRY,
Fsbrra-y 1855. Clyde, Ohio.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-10-03

TERMS.
For FuCourse including all departments of Book Keep
ing Lectures and Penmanship, GdUGRee $50 W
For Full Coursein Ladies' Department ------- 70 90
HE proprietors take great pleasure in expressing their
thanks for the gratifying and unprecedented success
which have marked of their institution since IT'S
establishment at the Capital and stimulates them to re-
newed exerOns to meet tH the most Efficient manner the
rapidly increasing demand for practical and e0nreheI
mercantile training The great
perence of the Principal in heavy Banking and COmmer-
cial Houses educated and accomplished gen
temen has enabled him to bring to degree Of perfection
system of COUNTING ROOM instruction, by oral exc
cses not attained by any Ofher institution Each student
by this new process drilled at the DESK individually,
step STEP until he has mastered the whole routine OF an
Accountants duties thoroughly hSHgA he had ssTu-
ed apprenticeship in large Commercial House,
and thus all swkwardness fterng and egregious blum
ders, are in great measure dissipated.
In addition to our engagement of accomplished Assist
ants have also secured the services Ofsome of the most
eminent lecturers in Ohio Oecture commercaltoPes
Our ofinstruetion is extended to particular
ize here, but it embraces everything connected with
DOUBLE ENTRY BOOKKEEPING, with free and full dis
cussion of its scientific prncipesLectures upon Com
merca History and History Of eminent commercial men
commercial Geography, commercial Products commercial
CALCULATIONS political economy, mercantile law, ethics o.
do &c
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-10-03

sOO Yds. KENTUCKY JEANS, COT
eDOO TON Flannels Tweeds and Denims, just receiv
eddy P. B. BERRY, Clyde, Ohio.
JAwS.-NiH Cross-cut Hand and Wood Saws for sale
I~T1cv At the Stove and Hardvsre Store Of
ROBERTS SHELDON.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-10-03

hY3Messrs. John ". Godfrey and J. Fl. Goldsmith, OF
this city have become propretors of the Sandusky Com
mercal College The of these gentlemen
ceent guaranty of for this useful Institution Mr.
Godfrey is well known in this region of most
energetic citizens and has the requisite capital and expe
rience to qualify him for the prudent yet efficient manage
ment the financial and business departments of the col
lege. Mr. Goldsmith reputation successful and thor
Ough teacher has been fully established in Cincinnati,
where he connected with Grandys commercial school,
Those who have to educate in the branches usually
taught in such Institutions need have
committing them to his care.
3Itojan1'57s SGHiHsky Register.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-10-03

A Large lot of the Latest Styles Dress
L LATrimmings for the Ladies' just received. &CO