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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-06

THE Two WLL1Es.-Read the pretty
little story on the first page. LILY, please
accept our thanks. Hope to hear from you
again.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-06

TIE DETROIT d TOLEDO RAILROAD
The directors of the Detroit, Monroe d To
ledo railroad are pushing forward tho work
on this road with the utmost vigor. Oper-
ations will be commenced on the road i'm
mediateiy, and the intention is, to have it
IN operation by November next.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-06
Roll of Honor-May.

The receipts The JOURNAL for the month past have
been very ir patrons have quiet conscences
and we have been enabled to pay portion of what
owed. There are that yet in arrears and We
hope them having PAID THE PRINTER in the
Roll of Honor for June.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-06

The barn belonging to John NJ. Goble,
Esq, of jackson township, was struck by
few days ago and considerably
damaged. A valuable horse was killed by
the stroke. Insured in the Washington
Union Insurance Co.-Deua Messenger.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-06

Re We observe by the Union Demo
crat Sonora California that Mr. SETH SWEDEN former
" clerk in the store of Garfield Mitchell of this place.
has received the appointment of Agent of the Pacific Ex
press Company in the city of Sonora The Democrat SAYS
Ar Sneden is well known to business community as
person in every way qualified to fill the pace-a gentle
man who viii give entire satisfaction the public gener
ally and keep up the continually increasing reputation of
the house"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-06

The choir of the Park steet church, Bos-
ton, sixty in number, left their seats on
Sunday last, on account of the election of
a new director, and the congregation did
its own singing. The people were so pleas
ed with their own performance, that they
intend to dispense with a choir altogether
hereafter.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-06
Going East.

VIII sIOp VI sIlIIons only 70 leave
sengers or to take them signal being made.
From Cleveland the $50 and s45 4 m, 3.45 $50 and
945 trains connect at Toledo with trains of Michigan
Southern Railroad, for Chicago and the west
The $50 and $50 trains form direct connections
between Cleveland and Springfield Dayton and Cincinnati
From Toledo the the 23O and 80 M and 3OO aud 450
trains connect at Cleveland wthtrans of the Lake
Shore Road for the east at MOnroeYie Sandusky with
trains of Mansfield and Sandusky Raail Road
The $50 a and 4.50 p m trains connect at CLYDE or
Sandusky with Mad River and Lake Erie Rail Road.
The 230 and $50 m, and 800 and 450 m trains
meet at Cleveland with Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail Road
E. B. PHILLIPS, Sup't.
Office C. K 7. Railroad,
Cleveland, May Il, 1856. jan.45otf
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-06

R We clip the following from the June
number of the OHIO Journal Of Education: !:
WooD COUNTY ExAN1SA 1SATIoN--Board What causes the
difference in the length of days in different parts of the
ysar7
CandidatesTe suns going to the north star and back
agin, -wpnst a year
The Board smiled. That board was not sawed from
peegiag willow, though it a snsOd board. -.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-06

H Hart q Schofeld's Indian, Gymnas-
tic, and Burlesque Hipodrome Exhibition
will be in town Monday next.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-06
GALE OF REAL ESTATE. by order Of

~ Probate Court.-On the 21st day Of June 1885, at
o'clock in the afternoon the premises will be sold to
the highest bidder the following real estate the prop
erty of Lewis Clark, deceased. to-wit:
Lot number ten in Whitchcrs second addition to the
Centreve survey; and Also: The undivided
lot number thirteen in Mlers addition to the village
Clyde. The dover estate Of Mary Ann Clark widow Of
said Jonas Clark deceased in the lots having been
assigned and set on in lot number ten said lot apprais
ed suect to and cncumbcred by said dover estate
hundred and fifty dollars and said half lot number thir
teen which by said assignment of dover aforesaid
comes Unncumbered, appraised at two hundred and fy
dOllars.-
and onehaf in one yearwh interest Deferred payments
secured by mortgage on the premises.
JONAS CLARK
Administrator of Lewis CLARK, dee'e
May 30, 1856 I2w4
TVN ROOFING done to order in superior STYLE BY
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-06

FOR THE PURCHASE AND SALE OF,
Choice Western Reserve Butter in Firkins Kegs and
Fancy Boxes
Western Reserve Butter in Barrels Firkins, solid packed
apd 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 great variety Of STYLES
manufactured expressly for trade and warranted to
purchasers
Clover Seed in 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
featured 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 L Med Cincinnati
Ohio. May 9, 1856. "
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Attachment.

Lewis Leppelman, vs. NOTICEis is hereby given that
Aaron Adler. Y the 22d dav Of Nav A. D.
1885, order of attachment issued in this by
E. F. Dickinson Justice of the Peace Sandusy
ship Sandusky county, Ohio for the of ninety dol
lars and twenyseyen cents which has been served and
returned and confirmed for trial by said justice to the 7h
day Of July next at 10 o'clock, a.. m.
Nav 80. 1856 lSw3 LEWIS LEPPELMAN
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-06
Died.

In this place. on the Cd inst AMELIA, daughter of Mrs
AMELIA ToNFKISs, aged years.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-06
GOOD Boy! Smnrt Roy!!

Good Boy! Smart BOy!!
Tho Northern Islander the Mormon paper at Beaver Is
lands contains the following note of what Mormon mi
nor may do:
G. Lee Cole OF Patmcs cannot be accused of despisng
the commandment BE We fruitful and multiply lie is
eighteen years old has wife and two children not twins.
He is doing good business in replenishng the earth,
well multiplying the Inhabitants being successful
and substantial farmer"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-06

Ladies wear corsets from instinct nat
ural love Of being squeezed. strrr
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-06

For the Journal
An Enigma.
am compound word.
Ny first is the reverse offront
As any may know;
Ny second, and its adiunets, make
An antidote TO
Win any of the young readers of the Journal furnish
solution! CRowELL.
Muskalunge.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-06
a NIassaeIuse.ts voice.

\ EE Eighty-fve thousand slaves ship
ped from this port this week.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-06
Cleared,

May 30, Sehr PlaRef, for Buffalo, 500 hid slaves.
' S B. Island Queen, Orr-S bbls Eggs, y kegs But
ter from c. Foster & Co.
" ScOw Speaker - Buffalo, II 500 pipe s;aves.
g Foam, Tabor-Sandusky, 10000 pipe staves
June 5. p. Island Queen, 0rr35 kegs Butter, bbls
Eggs, C. Foster & Co.
Scbr Rash, Gould-BuiIalo, 81, 900 pipe slaves.
q % j. H. Lee Buffalo, 10000 pipe slaves.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-06
Commercial.
PORT OF FREMONT.
Arrived,

ArfANeOs
Nay % SB Island Queen Orr-Goods for L. Abbott; c.
30 Foster 6Co., and J. Mitchell.
Scow Speaker, - No cargo.
Foam, Tahor-No cargo.
81, Schr Rtsk, Goud-Cargo SoleLeather Mitchell.
June l, FernOHf, Sackford-No cargo.
). NJ Lee - No cargo.
Florence, NinSon--NO cargo.
2 " Northern, BrOwn-StOne-ware and grind
stones for c. Foster & Co.
Scow Diana, Forguson-75 tons coal for June
Gelpin.
s. S.B. Island Queen 0rr-Goods for D. Belts Co.;
p Close; J. F. R. Sebring; L Abbott, and P.
Gottran-
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-06

EINAL SETTLEMENT-NOTICE is
l. hereby given that Thomas Lay, guardian Of Sarah
Law has this day filed in the Office of the Probate Court
in Sandusky county, Ohio, his accounts for final settle
ment with said Sarah Lay: which accounts will be heard
the Path day of June 1856.
LYMAN GELP1N, Probate Judge
Probate Office, Fremont May l6, 1855. I7wSs
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-06

FINAL SETTLEMENT-NOTICE is
hereby given that A. J. Dickinson Administrator on
the estate Of George Grant deceased has fled in the Of
fee Of the probate court Of Sandusy county, Ohio hsao
counts for the final settlement Of said estate which
for hearing the Tth day of June, 1856. 7r 80
LYMAN GELPIN, Probate Judge.
Probate Office, Fremont, Nay IS, 1856. I7ws go
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-15
THE DAILY
BLUNDERs OF ORAToRs.-Orators
and authors sometimes make a person

BLUNDERs OF ORAToRs.-Orators
and authors sometimes make a person
smile by their misapplication of meta
phors and the abuse figures Of speech.
Nothing is more striking in ilfustra-
ton than the use Of a clearly defined
and apropos figure and nothing is
more ridiculous than the incongruity
of metaphors. To illustrate:
A clergyman not long since reprov-
ed his congregation from the pulpit
assuring them that "the handof Provi.
'dence would not wink at their pecu-
liar transgressions."
A descendant ofone of the Revolu.
tionary sires in the National Legisla
tpre, astonished his brother Legislators
bysaying: "Myfather and my grand
father both saw the darkness of mid
night glittering in the blaze Of their
dwellings!"
Jehn Randolph once spoke Of him
self as-"standfng on the vacant seat
which we now occupy"
A celebrated barrister once exclaim-
ed; II smell a rat! / see it brewing in
the storm; and with your permission,
gentlemen of the Jury, / viii nip it in
the bud!"
These citations will serve to en-
force the moral--never use a figure Of
speech that is not necessary for illus
tration and perfectly congruous and
in keeping with the subject.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-15
WHO FOUGHT THE BATTLES OF
THE REVOLUTIONS

Since Mr.. Sumner delivered his
speech which called forth the wrath
Of the South and brought upon his de-
voted head the ruthless cane of Brooks,
there has been considerable c%ontrover-
sy regarding the relative share Of the
burthens of the Revolution, borne by
the Northern and Southern States
The intimation that South Carolina
contributed a smaller number than
Massachusetts in that contest, has been
the cause Of much indignant feeling
and expression. The following num-
Der oft1oops, both regulars and militia,
furnished by each State during the
war, which was prepared under au-
thority Of Congress sOon after the close
Of the contest, is conclusive on this
en0lnfe
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-15

The washington correspondents OF the
New York Times relates that a Southern
lady. Who 10 the owner Of slaves. remarking
the faetthat the State of South Carolina
presented q sword to Col. Fremont for his
services in the conquest Of Gallo rnia. said:
"South Caroline presents her heroes with
swords, and her towards with canesm-
The race OF h~eroines is not dead in the
South
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Clothing.
1856. Spring and Summer 1856.
ARRANGEMENT,
AT n
GREAT NORTHWESTERN
Clothing and anuf acturin 6
EMP

A. CASTEEL Il CO.,
TAKE this opportunity TO inform the pnblic tina
l. they have received at their Store, the largest
Stock Of 41s 1e ac5L tiit
Broad Cloths, Csssimsrss, vestiugs,
which haa ever been brought 70 this market. The
Goods which We onerto the inspection OF the cittIens
ofthis town surpaa in design and anish, anything
thss can be offered them this side Of New York, being
selected with the greatest care and from the mostex-
tenstne hsuses In the Bastssn markets, aad win .
view - satisfy the tastes Of all our customers.
vehave also a full and complete assortment oil
tho latest and most approved styles off, 90.
"a GENTS. RUANlHH1NG GOO DS,
which are beyond douSt the most desirable 20 be
Undssshirs, Stocks, Crsvats, Gloves, Suspendess,
Hose, 6e. ,o.~aE .A+ry.aE ee5 =
Particular attention win be paid, a. heretofore 10
the making up Of garments In Q style unsurpassed BY
any similar et sblishment. .Y reFrF :.
Pull suits made on shortest notice, and warranted
to aOit, kL4tEi G2sl @AtsJ&4 e #A-t -eAsG'~ r"
Thanknl for ths bsstowa d ofpsst liberal favors Of
ne public, We lake pleasure in pledginx renewed
fidelity, and solicit q share Of the public patronage.
Apl 70 DIT u NaiiGBa A. CASTERL 4 co.
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CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
G01
SPRING g

SPRING ADVANCEMENT,
I'M and amer Monday, April i4th, ls56And until
Ofurihei notice, tt Inns VIII leave Rock Island dsi'
ly, Sundays excepted, ~ foIlsws:
cd express, stopping only at the principal
ID nisnsexpress, sscppias At altst4ttoas -sLoP.a 4,
eth freight, with I'd clsss cars At : $50 A. M
Trains arrive 1t Rock Island daily, Sundsys except
ed, as follows: gH"aa Asw tsA
I'd express, stopping only st the principal -.
stalOne a. 4!OO p. n
d mall train at . lO.l5 Pm
4h freight with I'd class ears At 1870. $40 pm.
Al,rsinso over this road are In direct connection q
Chicago with trsins over both tae Michigsa Southern
aud Michigan Central n. X. 70 and from Detroit TO.
ledo, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Fails, Albany, New York
Philadeiphis, Baltimore end Wsshington. Also q
La Sale with trsins OF the Illinois central Road
north 10 Gslsna and south 70 St. L0Dis aud CsisO, 70
which place ticketsca be procured Of s. s. STE
VEINS, Ticket agt. X. X. Depot RI.
Passengers are reminded oftho necessity Of giving
dlsinct directions ~ 70 the destination Of their bag
gage, also 70 procure tickets before taking their
seats In the cars, 20 the conductors collect fares only
TO stations on the line OF the Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad. JOHN =. RAG Supt.
W. II. WmTxAH, Ass't Supt. t5 -
Rock Island, April 2. 1850.
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TURN ABouT.-The Emperor Napo-
leon lately invited NJ. de Persigny.
the French ambassador at London. to
dine with him, and afterwards witness
q display Of fire works from the bal.
comics Of the Ministry o Estate. M.
de Persigny once sharedthe Emperor's
prison, and was his companion in exile
and misfortune, after the failure of
their revolutionary schemes. To this
invitation theembassador repliedthat
his wardrobe was in London, andthat
unfortunately the only coat lie had in
Paris was the one then on his back.
and he thought ithardiy fitting for the
occasion. Thereupou the Emperor
offered to lend him one. M. de Per-
signy thanked him, took the cloak,
and, as he was about to put it on, no.
ticed on the right side Of it the cross
OF the Legion Of Honor (the grand
crosses are worn on the right side, and
the ambassador was only q grand off.
cer.) He called the Empsror's atten-
ton to the circumstance, and limited
that the elaboration ought to be remov.
ed. s'Let it be" said the Emperor.
"you will be a Grand Cross in to. NOR,
rows M~oniteur."
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Total Slave State, 59,052 1913
This statement, which is official,
certainly does not sustain the claims
presented so clamorously on behalf Of
South Carolina 19 ats 81
Massachusetts furnished during the
war S3,152 men; South Carolina fur
nished 1888, or Hone-thirteenth as
many as the old Bay State. The
soldiers O South Carolina were chiefly
engaged fighting the .soyiess of their
own State, and Massachusetts sent
them arge numbers ofmen and officers
TO help them to put down their own
tories. It will be further seen that
Massachusetts furnished 14,775 more
men than all the slave States put to-
gether!
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NANM0TH STOCK OF
NEW

At the Great Western Clothing Store.
Il. LoV0aOn0BO1n,
Not EKC CLAIRE ROW,
r. in receipt Of the largest and most complete stock
=. CLOTHING, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
evSr brought to this market, which has been purchased
in the Eastern markets At greatly reduced pr;css, and
which he will sell ta,-e - ~ sf8s
Twenty-Five pr Cent. Cheaper
than any other establishment In this section OF ooun-
try. He 10 also, in addition to his stock Of Clothing,
receivinga an extensive and we'll selected stock OF
0sntlsmsn's Furnishing Goods
of AL styles and varieties to, which he invites atten-
ton. His stock has been selected with great care ex-
pfessly for this market, and atthe very lowest prices.
In "a aro'aIW
Kxtsnt, Variety and Beauty "a
his stock cannot be eqsallsd in this Hsgion, and are
PRESH FROM TIKI AANUFACTORY.
All he asks 10 thstthe public generally will examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere feeling satis.
del that those who eannotbs suitsd in quantity, qaa-
lily and price At the
Great Western Clothing House.
cannot be suited ~ any other establishment west of
Chicago. -au..
Aug. 81. it, L. OWENSTElN.
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Stepfs.
STOVES AT Wholesale


A00 00A 10y
In the ."R0f33e
WE shall receive on the oPsliaE Of n.vlGstton ths
w largest stock Of STOVES and TINNGRs
STOCK ever brought TO the Staas Of lows. Anong
the numerous articles which We shall keep constaat-
ly on hand for timers use are 7is PfssS, Steer frsS
Boiler ffom No. II 70 70, ChsSess1 ls., 4sssts De-,
i.itsiios R.s.ia d., wiys, tsssst csvyss'., A,s,
isr's de-, Block tin, Lead, Copper 1ettsas, 1sftsi
de-, Tres Rissts all sizes, tissst De-, ell ttsis ~
prsssst .sss, JspsSSst 10, Tinasys Tesis :aDd We
assure all persons favoing Us with an order, that -
will sell them goods Ia our line . slow - they esn be
bought In Chicago or st. Louis, and much lower than
they have been paying for them heretofore in tins
place, snd On tsvAs 20 snif.
Please eive us q call snd learn our prices, and
then We think you will spend nsitn Or time nor men
ey hereafter In buying At the two places above
named. 2a- 1875 IL - 81
n. b. In . few Gays We shall rscs i've AZ assort-
ment Of tho above named goods By Railroad, SUN
eisnt 70 supply the inmediats demand. " ~
Country Merchants can rely upoa being supplied
at all times with Tinware and on favorab.s terms at
WhsissaIs prices
Old Rags, Copper, &C., &C., &C., taken in en-
change for goods. .
no, { Bufrowr Block, PrentStreet
Mchls.dAwu WICKERsHAAA HICKS.
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Fire and Burglar Proof Safes

A
AVING obtained the agency for the sale Of Lil
III lies Patent Rins and BlIelsT Proof ssfss, Bank
Locks, Bank Vault Doors and Frames, Ne are prspaY-
si TO furnish d uanufacturer's prices any o. these
articles on short notice. Ii E d
these Safes are all fastened with Lillieis Locks Civ
ing undoubted security agsinst thieves, are perfectly
free from lssIssss and better Ore proofs Aan any
othes safe made. Tho burning Of them in any bull
ding essssf materially injuEe them and they nay Be
exchsngsdf for 8 new one ss any agency BY paying for
rspainting. The vault doors and kame Q are elis able,
economical ,ornamenAlsnd generally used where they
The Bank Lockshave always foiled the burglar and
all Bank Lock seeking Competitors.
The various tests applied 70 these articles By jurors
at mechanical and agricultural fairs where they have
alvaya obtained the arst psemiums ssnblishes the
certainty Of their superiority. Purchasers are invited
70 call and examine the articles, references, cerua
Gates, &c, before purchaang.
Tbs undersigned are the only seenssin Rock ls-
land (nl.) and Davenport (Iowa) for the Worlds
SAFE Company. ofIroy, N =. Ordsrs addressed 10
either place will recsiye promp ,. aaepuoa. 81 d
CHILD & BAKER, .
-.- obs -sa Illinois Of. Reek IslAad.
Feb4d&w.1y, Second 81. Davenport.
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VERY STRmNG.-On the day Of
Mr.. Buchanan nomination, the Pres
byterian church in Washington was
struck by MISUNDERSTANDING.
And the "Repnblicsn'' party was
struck with OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Post. o. - Ham
And the niger driving democracy
was struck with death.-N. y. Her.
all. sn
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is 10 TO certify that the cop artnen heretofore
1 existing between the undsnignsd under the
name and style Of Shoup & Barkslow 10 this day
dissolved BY mutual consent. E9t3.r s
All the demands outstanding in favor Of said 1rm
will be collected bv said Shoup.
- 200 $50 B. r. sHoUP.
A.y. BARKALOW.
III The Forwarding and Commission business
VIII hereafter be continued by b. F shoup & Co,
nj the same stRnd, 9
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PARoDI AND SrRAosscH.-The fol-
lowing facts in regard to the concerts
Of Parodi and Strakoech will be inter.
esting to our musical circles with
whom they : established as favorites.
During the last ten months they have
given together two hundred concerts
in various cities of the United States.
closing their tour at Toronto, G. W.,
by q concert last week, and they are
now at Lake George, the scenery Of
which Parodi declares is superior to
anything in Italy to her taste.
This concert tour often months has
nettedov CSC, 900, being we presume
the most profitable of any series of
musical entertainments except those
Of the famous Jenny Lind. Parodi
commenced the series by giving a con-
cert in New York last August for the
Norfolk sufferers, and both Parodi and
Strakosch may now be considered "a
belonging to the American galaxy of
artists, - they have made this coun.
try their home and are sure of awarm
welcome where sver they go.-Mi-
cago Press.
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e.nnsyiv.nia, R.iIre.a.
RockvfaLaM0

IN. b. OSBORN 4 co.
LAID, sfocK AND fHsuRAHcE BROKERS.
Rock Island. IN. 7rfaI
Attend to the payment OF taxes and all other matters
connected with Land Agency In all parts oil Illinois
and Iowa. Office on fOrlesns street, near Cuort
House. ,r.aJag aF
Cheap Lands.
4 " Or Sec q town soN range ! " 100 scfss
situated IN Cedar county. Also
! 3 w Or sec - town 30 \ range ( B 90 +"
s \ Or SEQ % town 80 n g" ESQ s.
EtsW ersse sSN geo
sal w o. sees !" son /" 4kso /"
w I Sc az sec 81 q" SON !" q !"
In Scott county, are offered for thirty days At great
bargains by their owners who are determined 70 sell.
,Oply TO M. h. OSBORN& CO., Land Agt.
~ T.a Rock Island, Illinois,.
We have also some City ard Country property IN
Rock Island county whibh sreonersd very cheap.
Jan S sS5 d-wtf -. 80 a