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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-08-01
LUMBER YARDi

And intend to keep constantly hand good assortment
ofDry Lumber at the lowest cash prices
ewould call the attention of Carpeners builders and
others who building to the facilities here offered
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.
t Call and examine our work and prices before you
commence to build
All orders by mail promptly attended to. and at uniform
prices MCGEE HAYNES.
July 4th, 1856.
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tFAKEN UP by the subscriber, in Green
Il Creek on the 18th inst sOrrel 10 to II years
od low in esh and with her udder maturated that it
necessary to lance it. The owner is requested pay
charges and take her away. +. S. OWEN.
Green Greek, July 25, 1856. 26w3
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McGee & Haynes
STEAM planning MILL, AND
SASH FACTORY,
OF

Hard times made EASY by buying your Lumber worked
and ready to put up, at the above establishment.
TTAYING recently made extensive additions and i'm.
provements in machinery to meet the constantly in
creasng demandsfor work. better prepar-
ed thGn BEFORE to furnish orders for all kinds of
terials With despatch. Poplar, Pine, Ash and Oak
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Sash, Doors, Blinds, window
and Door FRAMES.

To this department Of business pay particular
tenton. 1t is under the direction Of experienced work
with the aid Of new and superior machinery
manufacturing Doors, Sash, Blinds, &c, OUT OF SEAS
ONED LUMBER ONLY, which we viii warrant equal tn
any made in the State and to give perfect satscton
no pay. In connection with the above we keep
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RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
~ THE GALLERY OF AMERICAN FEMALE BEAUTY
viii be opened
On the SEVENTH DAf OF JULY NEXT.
n win consist Of Oaguerreotyrcs of the
MOST BEAcTlFUL LADIES,
For the handsomest Of which -
ONE HUNDRED PRIZES
will be giv.n,of
eloee, $500, 100, SlSo, 800 and 625 each.
The principal artists In tbs In all the other leading cities
end Of the United Of which may be obtained
81 the once Of the Maseum) will take
pAsvEnREorYfEs foR TINS GALLERY EXPENSE
Several hundred kenesses have already received
poTtsns all competitors for the Premiums shal
their Pictures taken during the month VI Junetho earlier
ketteI.
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Nem publications

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RACHEL AND THE NEW WORLD.
Translated FROM The FRENCH OF LEON BEAuvALLEr
This pquaI ard amusing work the production q one Of
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count of all the the American Tour Of the "a
nous French Actress DIX EDWARDS 4 Co.,
No. SCI Broadway
Orders from the Trade requested to be in
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DARNUM's AMERJC CAN MUSEUM.-SATUR-
ID DAY, May 81, IR5Si-BENEFIT and LAST Ape AR
ANCE Of LITTLE CoRDELA HOWARD This Afternoon,
CABIN Eva Little C. Howard; Topsy Mira @. c. Howard.
On MONDAY the Grad National 500 Pine Drama. 20
long In preparation. TWO LIVING SEA-rtGERS One of
Dr. Kapss Arctic Dogs and the Smallest Female ~srf still
here Ade Eloise the Lions Den Ut and p m
Adnnittance IS cents, Children under ten l2i cents
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VNRENCHs POEMS.-Published THIS DAY,
l. May 81;
POEMS.
By the Rev r. C. TRENCH D. sathOr Of The Study Of
Words" &c. With Introduction BY the Rev. J. A.
Spencer. limo, cloth 81.
ave him the hesd Of religions pe~s
More than any his brethren be seems 10 have diLc
calling TO serve the Muses. He born poet and would
been think had his mind been called tho
scred which have exercised IT, and which have moral
ized his strain He than Of his rivals 10 the
line aIts-neariy seeking perfect his verest
trHea In keeping with This seat merit Ne
mus the severity and purity Of Mr. Trenchs Erss-
q which sccord 70 others Of
whom, in respects, We rate very hah'yp
christian Remsmbrsrcer
ON THE STUDY OF WORDS. vol limo cloth IL
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crAN1EY,, APosT 1H a.iit, AGE.

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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-05-24

THE Worcester TranScri pit says that, a
few evenings since, that city and the country
five miles around was salucd by strains of
music, loud, clear, and somewhat singular,
prodnduced by Steam Music Instrument -
the "MarScicS lIvmn." life on the Ocean
Wave" "Sw,et Home" ''Susannah, ""Old
Hundred" and full programme Of other
pieces following each other in quick success
ion. The inventor of this instrument is a
Mr.. Stodlard a worthy mechanic of Worces
ter. The editor of the Transcript thinks that
such an achievement ought to induce Brass
Bands and vioIns to clear the track. for II
stationary steam piano can give US '.Fishcr's
llornpipc, or cotiion measure, while
The will gers may dance upon the green,
and cradles and nurses may be put away in
the lumbcr-garrct. as one st, am music can
discourse "llush-a-byc baby for all the dar-
hngs within radius Of five miles
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Our Correspondence.
Correspondence of The Cecil Wing

correspondence Vi Inc Iccll W nlR.
BALTIMORE May 10 S.
Times Changes Baltimore, its Business and
Improremcnts--Emigration WeStrmd-Yci-
iom Fsrer q Doctors Opimons-A Fling
at "Acorn," &c.
Mr.. EDlToR:-Wc are glad to address you
from the healthy; convivial Monumental"
Time brings its changes, and few can note the
vicissitudes of his associates without feelings
of erection. Such has been the change IN the
circle of our friends within one year, that the
faded incidents: of former times come pain
fully fresh upon us. Where is Joe, and Harry,
and how comes on the Misses B? The answer
has chill in it: and l would turn from the
past; as though it had not been.
Baltimore has SIR, tchcd out its iron arms to
grapple the trade of the West, and quite sue
ccssfully too. Building is going on here most
actively. 1t is said more houses are being
put up, than at any time for ten years past;
amongst which are numerous business houses
the old ones having been torn down to be re-
built on grandcr scale. ...
An inclination seems manifested amongst
some Of the young men Of this city to move
westward. Rumor reports one hundred des-
tined for Iowa this season. Unless they love
20 rough it better than city gentry common
ly do; they will move eastward again.
Eighteen married couple are said to have left
the city one morning Of last week, having ta-
ken the hymenial vow, and posted off on a
wedding trip.
You have heard that certain learned prog
nosticators think the Yellow Fever will be in
the northern cities this summer. Physicians
frign wisdom at times, and unless they can
answer what that fever is, and what causes
it but malaria from swamps, then we shall
set it down that they are reporting on sur
mise. Baltimore never was clcaner-the
streets are in most perfect order. and we hes
itatc not to say the glades of the mountains
are as likely to be visited by yellow fever as
this city.
The Wing seems to be growing too small
Really, Mr. E ltor. you ought to enlarge the
paper. The germ of the nations hopes
ought to be heard. l have written for the
Wing some eight ycars-partly to while idle
hours, and partly to save writing personal
letters: but "Young America" swell wishes
room for his strength. Who wouldn't give
way for the march of genius? We retire with
Difference to his superior grace; with the hope
Of resting in the shade Of the ovcrshadowng
oak. HAROLD.
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WEALTH, LEARNING AND lluNGER.-A ma
tive of tonStantinople. Eamcd Tinconi, about
so years Of age, was found dead in his lodg.
ings, No. I Rue DIES Vcux Augustine, one
morning last week, and on examination it
turned out, extraordinary to relate, that he
had literally died of hunger lie was, it APP
pearcd. possessed ola good fortune, but was
so passionate ely addicted to learning that he
entirely neglected himself. and passed wilolc
days among his books and manuscripts with
out thinking of taking food. His apartment
was i'll state Of indcscribcable filth, his
person was, if possible, still worse. as for two
years he had changed neither his linen or
clothes, and he was drcadlully clnaciattd
His attainmcnts were very great, and he spoke
not fewer than twelve languages with facility.
and knew others. At one time too he held
Official dignlics in his own country, and was
even an ambassador. but he abandoned every
thing for study. His lodgings were i,ctlm-
bercd with piles of books and manuscript in
almost every language, and in addition to
them he possessed great number frare and
curious objects, such as Eastern arms OF all
kinds, Damascus blades, autographs of ccle-
bratcd persons, &c. By his will he leaves
six manuscripts, supposed to be extremely
precious, to the Mazarne Library, and his
fortune partly to the poor, and partly to the
church DIES Petits Pcres.- G0ligaani.