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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-07-18
rover and Ague-An InfaIibIe Cure.

We defy the world produce any medicine which does
not contain qunne bark arsenic mercury any other
noxious deadly compound to this annoying dis
ease so eectuay Csrter's Spanish Mixture While it
contains none ofhe above named dangerous articles yet
possesses power relieving and curing Fever and Ague
which cannot be approached by any Of them separately
in combination It acts specifically the liver purifes
the blood opens the pores Of the skin and assists nature
to expe from the system the seeds of disease what as
bad remains of the mineral drugs, which clog and
finally destroy the constitution.
See the cure Mr. Longden of Virginia He had chills
twice day for three years, nothing would relieve him
until he tried Cares Spanish Mixture only three bottles
ofwhich eecuay restored him TO health nor has he had
a return OF the disease since. June 2O-2lw4
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Likeness of John c. Fremont.

S. BUCKLAND d Co. have a splendid
lithograph likeness of this gentleman from
photograph by Root, of New York. 1t
may be relied on as a true likeness of the
next President. Messrs. BUcKLAND & Co.
are receiving subscriptions for it. Every
Republican should have one of them framed.
Price 81.
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Fitsi Whr pronlinent.

For long time there paragraph making its regular
weekly appearance columns with the brief but en-
phatic words Fitsl FsP always at the head to an
offensive caption but not so the benevolent and humane
who could ympathze in Of others Some per
shocked any indication of disease and are even
thrown into excitement witnessing hearse or
coffin. Such be pited We should always strive
TO look disease even death in the face with camnes
and especially take every opportunity for alevatng dis
Viewed this light, the advertisements Of 5 $
Hance of los Baltimore street, Baltimore Nd possess
certain interest and those who know OF any one suffering
Epilepsy spass Fits ofany kind should feel it pleas
ure to cut out his advertisement in some other way
send word to the afflicted Of the great value Of his remedies
They can be to part of the country by mail Price,
So per box. Two, 5. Twelve, S24. 24w2
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Special NOtices.

RE- WINDOW BLINDS AND WINDOW
Dwellings and invaluable in keeping your cool
and preventing the rays of the from adingyOur
carpets, and iniurng your furniture manufactured
at short notice in superior at the Steam Sash
Factory of MCGEE & HAYNES.
FREMONT, O., July 4. 1856 23tf
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LUMBER YARD!

And intend TO keep constantly hand good assortment
ofDry Lumber at the lowest cash prices.
We would call attention of Carpenters builders and
others who building to the facilities here offered to
them to procure their material readily, and at lower
price than elsewhere.
Those living in the county will find that they save
TINE and MONEY by getting their work done here.
sY Call and examine work and prices beforey you
commence 10 build.
All orders by mail promptly attended to, and at uniform
prices. MCGEE & HAYNES.
July 4th, 1856.
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE.-O,

~ urday, the 18Th day Of JgIy 4. D., 1856,
at o'clock in the afternoon at the door Of the Court
House in Fremont Ohio. the following described real es
tate to-wit:
One equal undivided half part of lo number two hun
dred and nifty in the village of Fremont Ohio and des
cbed follows towt Situate in the southeast corner
of said lot with front of twenty-five feet Front street
and extending west herefom yscven feet the west or
back end being also twenty. two feet wide.
TERMs-One-third the day of sale one-thrd in one
year. and onethrd in two years. with interest on deferred
payments, and secured by mortgage on the premises
ROBERT 5. RICE, Admir-,
of Robert II. Caldwell, deceased.
Fremont, July 4, 1856 23w4
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-07-18

w The Croghan House omnibus ran
off wheel in going to the cars Tuesday af-
ternoon, The driver was thrown off and
the horses ran little distance when they
were stopped.
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DOAD NOTTCE.-There will be a poti-

ton presented to the County Commissioners ofSan-
duskv county, at their next regular session pravfnr for
location and establishment of much of a County Road
may be IN Sandusly county. the following route:
Commencing on the line between Thomas Demass and
Lewis urues land and about Onefourth of mile west
Of Ess Saw MIL which is Big Mud Creek thence due
south the said line between Demass and Gurue land
and continues on in the direction to the line Of OF
iowa and Sandusy counties and thence in the same d
recdn till intersects the road leading from Fremont to
Port Clinton near is supposed the present resi-
dence Of Mrs. Beardsley, in Rice township Sandusky
county. June 27, 1156. 22w4s
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PINE and POPLAR SIDING.

We manufacturing article of Pine and Poplar Sid
ing, Paned and Bcveled which lays perfectly tight joint
when put ThsSiding has given perfect satisfaction in
every instance For cheapness beauty of finish and dura
bility, it can't be beat.
Lumber Gted for Corniee, Frieze, Corner and Base
boards, Castings Mouldings &c.
Also, Fencing of all kinds sawed and made to order
Fence Pckes by the hundred Round Square and Flat Of
any Iength desired
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lrtnership hereto

NOTICE.-The co-partnership hereto
fore existing between the subscribers is this day
dissolved BY mutual All demands due to the
late firms of Mcclellan & BcGee and Mcclellan Lake & Co.
are to be paid unto r. W. B. Mcclellan and all demands
against said firms viii be paid by him.
r. W. B. McLLLAN
Fremont June 23 1856. J. MCGEE. 23:3s
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-07-18
FLOORING PIaned and Matched

to any width and thickness, and IrarraHted to LAY
PERFECT FLOOR TheadyantaCes in using this kind of
Flooring are, that it costs less; makes floor
and can he laid in half the time. Thus ectinga clear
ing Of % per csat Those bringing Flooring from dis
tance to be dressed, will be promptly attended to.
Planning in all its various forms done order. Lumber
ulanpd 10 q thickness and taken ont Of wind.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-07-18
sash, Doors. Blinds, Window
and EbOnr Er;lInnS.

To this department of business pay particular at
tcnton It is under the direction of experienced work
men, with the aid ofnew and superior machinery,
manufacturing Doors, Sash, Blinds, &c. OUT OF SEAS
ONED LUMBER ONLY, which we will warrant equal to
any made in the State and TO give perfect satisfaction
no naY. In connection with the ahnye we keena
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-07-18
McGee & Haynes
STEAM planning MILL, AND
SASH FACTORY,

FRkMONI, OWIO.

Hard times made EASY by buying your Lumber worked
and ready to put up, at the above establishment.
HAVlNG recently made extensive additions and i'm
provcments in machinery to meet the constantly in
creasing demands for work. better prepar
ed than BEFORE furnish orders for all kinds of
tcrials with desnatch Poplar. Pine. Ash md Oak
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-07-18
FARM FOR SALE.

T00acres of trSt-rate l. A n d, living in
HUI Ottowa county, 50 acres of which are Under
good cultivation and the whole enclosed with good fences
20 first quality Of timber which is suitable for all
sorts Of building purposes and 20 Barrngers Saw
and Grst aIil. On the farm good hewcd log buildings
out-houses and stable. Good water aud plenty of it. An
excellent Orchard Of Apple, Pear and Cherry trees
Said Farm viii be sold good and favorable terms to
the purchaser. Title ndsputabe; possession of the land
given in September. JOHN OBERST, Sr.
Bsv township, June p. 1856. 22m2s
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fremont AunrnaI.
Local apo lGiscsIiapeous Daftefs.
The Fremont Republican Club,

win meet at RUSSELL'S HALL, at S1s o'clock on
TUESDAY EVENING, July 22d. Let us have full at
tendance l. NJ. keller, Sec.
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FUR TIE IUNCHAoE AND SALE UF,
Choice Western Reserve Butter, in Firins, Kegs and
Fancy Boxes.
Western Reserve Butter in Barrels Frkins solid packed
and Rolls wrapped in cloths.
Western Reserve Durham farm imitation of English dairy
and Nutmeg Cheese.
Dried Peaches, peared and in halves.
Dried and green Apples.
BrOoms in large quantities. and great variety of STYLES
manuacturedexpressly for trade and warranted
purchasers.
Clover Seed large quantities. Timothy and Flax Seeds
Louisiana Sugars, Loaf Powdered, Crushed and Clarified
Sugars.
New Orleans and sugar house mOlasses and syrups.
Coffee, Rice Starch Saleratus Soaps Lead, Pork Lard
Hams Beef Cranberries, Eggs Flour, Pots and Pearl
Ashes and all kinds of Groceries, produce and manu-
factured articles.
Particular attention given to the forwarding business
Mark all goods for sale with owners initials and W&cD
All packages to be forwarded Care W. Med Cincinnati
Ohio May O. 1856 "
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" ~ "a .
SIRAW GOODS.

THE largest stock and greatest variety brought
this market consisting of Bonnets Ladies' French Hats
&C., from almost nothing up to any price Gentlemens
Hats from shilling to $3.50 One for every man and
boy in the county Some of the incest Panamas ever ex
hbited in this market, can now be seen at
May HEAD QUARTERS.
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PROCEEDINGS AT q

40 UN GIL PROCEEDINGS.-At a
- meeting of the Council of the Village of Fremont
June 2Sth, lSj6-
On motion, it ordered, That the Ordinance entitled
AN Ordinance prohibiting Bonires, Firebas &C., pass
ed May Both, 1886 be re-pubished and the Marshal is
hereby ordered to said Ordinance fully executed
B. J. BARTLETT, Mayor.
Attest: Ed. ". HULBURD Recorder.
| AN ORDINANCE. prohibiting Bonfres Fireworks, &c.
SEC !. BE Il ordained by the Mayor, Recorder and
~ Trustees Of the torn Of LODer SdHdHsky That from
and after the taking effect of this ordnance person or
persons who shall burn any shavngs any other COM
bustibe material make bonfire fires; shoot re-crack
ers throw hre-as make any other exhibition of fire.
performance in the street of Lower Saudusy shall upon
conviction thereof pay any of not less than One nor
more than Five Dollars and costs of suit at the discretion
of the Mayor Provided that nothing herein contained
shall be so construed to prevent blscksiths from max
ing r in front Of their shops necessary the prosecu
ton of their business.
SEC ,. This ordinance shall take effect from and after
the 18th day of June. \. D.. 1916
Passed May 80, A. D.. 1916.
CORNELIUS LETCHER, Mayor.
D. W. RAHwsER, Recorder.
hereby certify the above to be true said Or
dnanc taken from the records of the village of Fremont
23w3 ED. NJ. HULBURD Recorder.
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Eg- DR.. Tubbs will be at Kessler's
American on Wednesday the 23d inst.
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New Advertisement
THE second Trip to KeIIy's Island.

Change of Time of the c. and 7. Railroad.
Ordinance Of the Board of Education.
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Attest Ed NJ. HULnrnp r Rseor9er der LEI -u4y0

hereby certify the above to be true copy Of said Or
dinanc taken from the records of the village of Fremont
23w3 ED. NJ HULBURD, Recorder.
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TO MY CUSTOMERS.

INllF SuHsCNlHIN, thanh III f,r tho
Z patronage g" hhntalIy extended ~
hiu' ~, The last iuo yaa,s. by his f,icril,
aud the public generally. wo,tl,l ,es,,et,l,l
" illorn, .hein that, he iar js, ri,e, n
large stock IT tho very best Drugs. Nn,Ii
''n"s I henr,rals I",olan nni D,.tnrstir--
fa'er' Medicines and re,tuneties. tho
Whole ri whtl, is warranted /, @ ri The
ve'v hest quality havin. elsn made nv
engagements I" keep ~ n constant supply.
be, 'a eoahlo'' =" all",j eve,y thing il his
l'hr II business, on the n,nst reasonable
terms hf striri atloh'lnn 10 business ha
h'','"s the continuance If the patronage So
literally EXTENDED. Ia him hairtnf,,te
Planters mud others arc respectfully solh
cited :" esan'n" his stock before r,,,thas-
my elsewhere.
thyecians' Prescriptions put M nj
All henfe 81 The day and night. with ntru,n
~ anu 'iVafsh !. l. WALLET,
fanny Druggist
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x1S-gyW uauDsau x3Byye 8
Eplv Season has OPENED
Az
j. SIMON h cog
CAP/7OL CUNAP HJ'0fEll
I;,is,s, 1bttJ Il kiptij, ~

CAP/TOL TUEAP HV0fEll
ty,nsy Tb1r1 4 t',tii- ,ss
Nesv u tctss time t.rli.s II ssr"ti"r.e".
1lYE ,u.st respectfully arNsns,re tr .hn '"Hah'
w tstts ~ Bate. Rug" and v'r'rf'T, ""h ~
cuf friends II general. ths' We h'r" ""w ~ s,"ts
1 fuii sspr,s "ft.aes ."a e""ts n"t',f"''s ""t
'''es 1s isga' Arms DEPARTMENT..
Aistscss, Er,n.s.ree anh Battcn', "p'vFed.
riAln ssa tlsi"
pt.w,.. IN s,est variety orh ~ rirh i''''"'".
E.,bfsideted .nd ha'ted Swiss ~ Sources
psyeas IT N descriptions
F,.oeh aoa Era,'sh Ma''n.s n VI rc'"re
ti.st,,s,. spa M.aln 4. ira.s rl-ia. t'a'"
and figured.
ni,t. plata, plain. a'ac r'uss's si'hs '"n Ai"e.
antique
sus c,r,. psho, o.i rer"r nst p,"ss.a
w.,stad ple',s. ~ ivory quality
v.t,.ss ~ ~. ,atest este tlark ard "rln'ed
Ladies' rirtt, g., Talmas, - ern,r rrln'
absws ttAst, ,e,s na te,,a a,,A W",stni
voaFsHFR w,rH
esfs 81 usnetrn, Gn.e. Nr'la.s. th'is.ttes mud
Sleeves, Mourning Cn''"rs a"d vpi'e l'""'
Fkf1 asd .s,,htriin, leg u al' t'n'ls irn'
.ias; ma Hiyvse n All retrts
DOME gVlCG
n.-t ~ tl4fh suh Rer, III Fln.'iale: r.e"r1, and
A-a,,cen Blankets; linen sna cr.trn sh"e''"es
plseche erj Rscwn Gr'.rr - tha hast htarAe
wlss MWetiu, to-n,'a, ar1 t'ia', l'n"rs t'"a"
Uiste.s, Tewoti.e 81 quits If "ve,t r'9"; t"'
tain pamasss: Mnsllrss fur Nusnuio 'a'ej ~
rrints; Musths for Curtains, md III tat
can h. teguir. 10Y ladies wardrobe.
ALsoa=4 ,s,e. stock II hast"'t. md .,'"inss "
ete.t varsity. i'f"21l
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III lJCNSlHMsCu!!
ELEGANCE AND ECONOMY ~
!, SIMON 4. 60

]. SIMON &. co.
Tssvts street. Opposite ~" r"st Ofy'"e.
HEnEpy eive no''re T., lilo pulls. shat
they have nrw il sf,,in ilin 'nes' e'n-
giant And Waited stock ri',ents Furnishing
uoWls ~ this,f'ity that his l,'ees a., as"
are dow, At The te,y lrwest fian,e. ord he
IL resolved 10 cell az rhear Sc HE cheapest
~ give ~ the ghssi IL il,u a''niurt
The following programme is oHeta jiar
Gents con.,detaiios
90 4 rs
Black Cloth F,oek and nt"ss Coats. I'd
creh business ruats Fancy tass,,n-
and Tweed coats suits ~ match
OVER rOA7',S
Pilct. beaver. Eel, aud Mnhai,s ove,rraia
usada long t'' PLAINTIFFS nsn. Ale"
srlsaks and Talmas &c tho latest 81 ID.
PANTS.
black cloth anl' l'e.sLin rshss Fancy
Cashmere Pants
Vests.
Velvet. Flush. silk. Satin mud raseinlete
ragpthe, with Linen SHIFTS, I ls',e II"
TWpde To Drawers. t'rtt,,n pni Merino
s"eAs. silk aud Satin ,l.,, italian tlata'e
t'eolatls Linen ilhtls. lawns, XII, silk
anil Felt Hate. Cloth tars. Eoris. and
shoes. Silk and r'snn Umbrellas. Leather
Trunks, Travelling Rags ~ sl'",' every
thing arpe'ta'ning to een'e""n's wa'd
robe. ian 2}-y,
A ADDITIONAL, ATTRACTION
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The Providence Post has Leen II
aows trouble to look "r the number cf
lies the ahvitiohists hive circulated
about Keb.s. Territory, and The re-
cult Of iss investigation IL. THAT dur
ing the past year Al least one hun3ted
Methodiss ministers. CITY 10 seveu' =.
five baptist ministers. fG'eeu To twenty
uuakets. twenty Ave to thirty ottl,od"s
'leacons. shout ,we hundred and llf,y
very reseeable. very respectable. re-
"etkably harmless settlers in ksuao'
have been murdered. or tatred and
teathered, " tied. hand aud foet, aud
PLACED an RATS. ny the Border Ruff
an. Of Missouri |" @
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INSURANCE.

Southern Nasss..t insurance 1..s,s t,~o y
~ a~s." tsa.sgs.
tsessbs'ote1 hv A"t NJ ta0tsi1tN,e " icaistan",
AEr'creti, W,,,eh i2th, 1857.
Authorised st-psaet. :.t.i e7sNs.tNN' IN.
The sn"the," Hin,rd Insurance Fov,po,y,
RI Ea4on Huge. hav. inis lag en,h,oa nea,i
operations, md ate prepared ~ tske FIRE,
Masiss, and liver Risks,
Direct
lanes ~ E'nWp, t,aon lsr,sneesyc
luhn ., Hleinpetst, hnl,ew Mst.a,
Fe,gns Permission. W. i CnnnarJ,
1rs ' b"'alae. 1"serh ietgsiet
&. q Mediation, VIM I; rike,
Trust eos
w y Walknr, Iess-a lta,t,
= y, Conrad .. Isy'"ek,
thas a Shark. Ia,nes NJ Brunei.
Ensthnue a lla;n. W. u, Phillips,
Joseph $ Williams, Jho,nrs"n Bird,
r. N.lar. Daniel " Avery,
John pnughe,'y, Samuel NJ Hart.
.a45 WILLIAM s PIKE, t,est.
Atrpnp Enereres. ser'y
Rate" l'n"ge, 1an'y, ~. 1850, "
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Hsna,Hts TaAosey N Mtssts.,rrt
We copy The following from The Mem.
pb's Eagle and Enquirer cf the sth
instant. "sftt ttt
A gentleman from Holly Springs.
by The train last tight, gives the ,oI.
lowing particulars Of n most awful and
distressing tragedy
Mr.. Il. h. Cox. who resided nhout
twelve miles from Holly Springs. Mas
IL The vicinity Of Chulahoma, on
Wednesday. last ahot his vile. Kill
ing her instantly. and then shot him
ae'f through the head. When tho ser
wants broke into their room, both were
found dead anl welteting IN their
blood Mr.. Cox waa ut times partial
y io.ane lle formerly resided in tbi.
city, in South Memphis. and At place
known 4. .hs "Swiss Cottage III
VA ,,iost worthy young man. aud
the awful calamity just recorded, can
be attributed only 10 insanity. with
which HI. friend, believed him to he
afflicted for some time previous to this
melancholy affair. His wife. Miss
Wilson. of Marshall CO.. Miss, bride
Of hu, six weeks.
, We reserve our comments on this
mourufu| catastrophe for another o..
casion. Mr.. Gnx Il tho third male
member ola worthy family who has
d'cl violent death within The last ten
years. One. ii \ At Of insanity. threw
himself from the deck of 3 Missis.pp;
steamer. and wa. drownsd another wa.
slain hv the accidental discharge Of 4
double .barreled shot gun. when start.
ing on q camphnnt aud now W. have
to record the death of still another,
and TIN. ~f bin eair Young vile, BY h,s
own hani' May God, il hi. mercy.
stay his affecting hand from tho sur.
wiring members Of their stricken fami.
lies
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saw and saw Blades.

INo SStuT, PIT, Funnel, Rip, lemon
- Steel aud brass back f"febe's, l'ow,
Webb. Pruning, Back and Roy hole Saws
assorted sizes and The most Of them Of
Spear " Iaclson's' make Always on
hand al the Hardware siu,e 81
lano:l-i. LantnttN Z. IAaouE
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Nomething Worll, Reading !

rH1'lF eGHIEl7Ht! tv,o,ii ealt The nj
'an''o" II purchasers 10 ',e Large ad
.li'iens now baire ua'le 10 their stock
ane',g tvlie ma Y ke found
An elegant assortment II Plated anil Japan
oil Walters. ~ sn'e anl single
foHee Iftne, with md without d,ippets;
Gilt Il ornamental Hall la,ups h lanterns,
t-lt s"Iat aud Side LAMPS Tor Oil. Spirit
t.as and 1anrhlue;
Fnt aud F,essnl Glass. fi.tt's r. Flint ware.
brass. trrper. ptnepen'ed and Common
tnsl Holds
Elegant Polished steel Fire T,ntss and 4 nd
l'ous, will, Large variety IT
h'"'set ee,t"g a,iicles
4 fine assortment ri Windn ~ Shades
Transparent Eapet sl'adns I.t Lamps
Glass. '!,lt and Plated ''u,Esn bands
CIT lur,ai, f",uir"s:
Aleo, A Fine Assortment Of
Rich Gilt Git cups Jaie q le'e, se's
t7an, tol,gne and Toilet titles,
Mantle Ornaments, &c. suitable
rs,r q 4, ris n. q, = y j, 3 u =, t.
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ydLEg or THE SHERIFF.
STATE or LOulstAnA-seenn, tud,.

STATE or -seenn1 fuJi-
c;e District rop't Parish u Orleans
C.sb,ps EEAupseARr, wife OF Nicolas
Ve,Lpis. anu ala re- hRManp Dpeux,
- sls, M oan0
1ly VIkIUI, If n commission o. "rtA,
- ;esueI IN Tho above entitled ani "nr,s
he,al cause AID !, ma directed f,",n tha
Hon Second Judicial District Eou,I, ~ md
~, The ua,isl, II Orleans, and State Shire
said. I will. Nv virtue ri said commission"
"He, ~ public sale in f'ntt u The Ipui
House ,ir,, cf this Parish. East Baton
inue". lin The t,ty ot Baton l'cnee. ~
SAIlNHat. l5u. dry ~ nEr-rs.. iaFe.
AT ~ n'n|"nk. ~ II sail day. ten l"..l,n,
Fy hereinafter eetfn'tl, anl 'l4e,,'l.I. ",v"s
nd IN common ~ sAa la,4ias Plaintiffs a"l
Defendants. IN ilG sh.te entitled au,' NUN.
he,al ,at,se, and sniI I" .Aert n ra,iefir,
hpisppn said heirs. IL viii
ln'a Mas q. 7. q md .. If etlnatn M ~
ell fav;us Front on 81 l""is Street III
sisi foot t,v ",'e huu,',el sud twenty feet
il DEPTH lr.is Nus q. I. 4 and Il. II square
Nm. CT. having fruit ~ NJ. ye,nilIian ST
II sigt, teet. Nv tna lui,,l,a,i aud twanty
~ depth
Lets I'"s I. =. pnl 4. II e1,o,o r" 81
Month epth hating - 'FRONT.' .n t!rrptn,nent
street. II sixty feel. Nv me hundred leel IN
depth
Also ut M ~. in s1"a,e Mn ~. front
,ea 81 t'aE.sp'aa Nt'ee'
a u II lI,4 an,ra i"ts arc e;t,n sli il that
pat II tho ',fy IT Patton Ilnuse. laid nuh
hy The laIe Il;a IIea,,tpep,,l aud designated
IN j,a 1, an thnta,t h, Il ,l,t.I
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ny Nev. M Csssletvn's third lecture
"p"" The glotv ~ God In Cfeati"h will h.
delivered. ne At sstba,h night, The, 7th inst
At ~. Presbyterian church. Subject the
.t"pem'p". rhenctr.ns 81 universal 'n"tic"'
to he followed IN the ensuing Sabbath.
wight BY The stability s"j safety Of "n,ve,-
..' MISTER notwithstanding the jsups,,ls
which s,e invoked In the disturbances
which ore constantly being rtoJocsd l'y
thes. pcnjetina c,ts u heaven cunning IN
+" disturbing relations /, each ether" The
r,ul, ic sts invited u sttenI
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-16
Irsschcss H1ndCaus d Curtis.
lI.nl Iii LII ~

az Just 5esed ~ ntDHOHE,
DATED arh Emh, a;1a.ad SWISS MtEstIME.
Checked and tfcot,et Musllns,
Embroidered silk Patterns ios UALt, DRESSES.
T,sl'd. sitsLtNI UHEssEs With Fiounees
rATEtT LEATHER .fstl,h nrt,Ts af all entou,s
Itast Laee vais l,tidai vels
FINE BRIDAL Wreatta aud FANS.
Van ASOlH and UAIHEELLAs at
inlyly.y. DsSON OW.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-16
Christina. Presents.

ID GArpfViI.lE ON I,oprrl tfreet has
just received large LOT Of Toys and
Fancy articles, '9' h,,st,nas ptceelt=, and
new years gifts The citizens Of Baton
Rouge and vhcinity, are invited 10 rnl and
examine hrs stock II IL the lhrgest and
best selected in town ,irc2,- I'm.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-16
n.innsCs.s1 Oil.

T<ARDOIE Alcohol Sp'u rorrintine,
i IN slo'e and 70, Sale by Whplesels or
Retail bv VILLA NJ n0GEtt,
Apr,l goth 1888 bruevisf.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-16
French SILK E3o,eeerfs nj
O'CONOn'S.

FRESH supply IT French Bcnnet.ju4s received
nsnne' vii, do scei 10 select In tsne,
A CNoiCE assortment II Clcak.. and M.n,,,,..
n VIII BE- cAered hom shse data "a the Scst 10.
eesoAe terMs~TavlAsAa ~ table far Nall drc.,s.
every shade, also Fancy Wrcatha, Rose Runchs.
and head dressee- Millinery and Fancy dry geoda
-, a.. O.CoNNtsi,
cppnaite the Post Office, 4@