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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-05-02
Oil mani MachinerY fOr Sale.

TyIIE subscriber has the following OIL MILL MACHIS
i FRY which he wishes to SELL II is amost NEW,
having beeu run but years. is the best and most i'm
proved kind and viii be disposed Of az borgaa. The
several pars are follows: One hyrOssic press 500
tons power; two large rolling heaters; seed mill; two
mulng stones; mill for grinding oil cake; screws
pumps shafng geering, elevators, trucks, all the
parts and fixtures for complete first class manufactory
E FOrfurther information enquire at the oee the
Fremont Journal, or c. G. ATTNKIER
September 2S, 1855. RonersviIle, 0.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-05-02
GoDFREY & GoLDsMTH,

3Messrs. John ". Godfrey and J. H. Goldsmith OF
this city have become propretors of the Sandusky COM
mercial College. The of these gentlemen arc an eA
celleat guaranty of for this useful ~
Godfrey is well known in this region as Of our most
energetic citizens and has the requisite capital and e
rence to qualify him for the prudent yet eiclent
mont Of the financial and business departments Of the col
leGe Mr. Goldsmith reputation as successful and thor
onph teacher has been fully established in Cincinnati
where he was connected with Grandys commercial school,
bosa who have sons to educate in the branches usually
tabt in such institutions need have hesitation about
committing them to his care. g
31tojan157s SGHdnsky Register.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-05-02
GOING EAsr.-Sundays excepted.

Night Express will stop stations between Oberin anC
Norwalk and Fremont and Toledo, only to let OF passen
gers from Cleveland and Grafton.
Northern DlViSiOn-Via SanduSky.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-05-02

j. i. " UUoIERJ
February d, 1855. 4y1 Fremont, Ohio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-04

..s ~ country IN stsvsgsoe thas
VIZ ~ - ~ - disastsoss chesccsss lG
ls:r,. / remember yAat exsrvme t..2usncc of
e. ysas ago IN sss Hoo - =. United States
W III fTh"t was an event which Wa boked ioi" ~
w;s4 ths sysvest alarm, and one RON wnou sS Of
= OF cslsmtous results were sntfcpste9 rTa.,1
~. Gloomy forebodings been resIsea ~ ~ ar
vosb ask tie House how isr .ns 81 California BY
ess near. bear, and whether thee any sveui
~ G.soytry OF America which hs c ouI.ouih
,n",e materially to the wealth and through .n Of
.t 49,, ~ th;s country than the dcVe'opmru: ~
70 VIC 0s.ourceso Of Cslfonis by means OF the a.e
u.e.nsS TTeay beafl These things are Wol'ai ~
On, az sratiop; for believe me, sooner u ,h;s snb
80 10 sdopt clear and definite opinions on W." Us he
jc and indeed. GsnrO viii, ds' Inspect to hsd pre-
NC; "A IN This country the Government misut NV n
t.M ,Ssmselyes ustifed in taking course n. ~
=. ths enlistment question which, wns'ese' 10y
immediate consequences, ceita'hy % 90 The nation or
u . manner aattering to the honor OF Ioe
ID - ,b Eel ngs Of any clas Of her Majesty!
ssnb;ects Hear hearl. These are tne Two ors in.
whch he noble lord to whom we tsr,aJ
d,b,ed for this discussion has psneIL.a anoened
E,y nv own part, look on al that nss napg 90
;,h rsSs,d TO the enlistment question - inacao "a
,hs dstIust which pr, walls in the United SeaeI nf
WITCH has i,s origin in the CONVICTION lhs' .uI Of
th;s country II hostile 70 the egtimsle ,ar;c.
their mower. II is my opinion that an ina. sm, IN
has fsrly right to expect she may Obtain wnGoa. ~.
nss to Europe IN general to England par
ocular hssr 4 the business ., "a her,
man to the necessity OF a. % Ssp
.Se viii mot suy accomplish all the obec'. she
proposes to herself BY recognizing tho.e q.
ntap aons law hear which in civilized com nnSs.s
ties have always been upheld hes and abs 20 i. n bus
NJ orss,ness on the Monroe doctrine, which Is the
Soctine of isolation, sbe should seek 70 attain M oy
defsiSg to the public law Of Europe, and oy saoMns
her destiny to be regulated by the same nsu pssp;es
Ieenmnlish have invariably recognized lCheersl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-04
GREAT BRITAIN.
BRITISH RELATIONS WITH THE UNITED
STATES
IL THr HousE or LoE

IL TIE HousE or LoRDs, June l6.
The Barl Of Derby-My lords considering the great
anxiety which prevails in the public mind with respect
10 our relations with America, and also emenbenbg
vss tod that her Msjestys Government we're con-
sSe,ne the oosrpe which, 10 the present decisive
rs ion Of affairs they ought TO pur.ae have waited
mil The last moment n the expectation bs. before
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-04
E u r O P E.
ARRIVAL OF THE HERMANN.

The United States Mail steamship Hermann, CAPT
Rssip.. from Bremen via Southampton June 49,
sn,v. this roring, bringing i52 paseuse, fai sHa
valuable cargo Of German, French and British mef-
sas,dre, spd s47.ois in gold.
The Queen has given 81, 900 Tor the relief of the
vu.,ers BY the French inandation, and Prince Albert
fsC1.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-04
Kmnsa~ Exaxgerat.ons.

By the Columbus Statesman, dated August
10Th, We have news from kanzas Territory
from which we learn that the late wars and
rumors Of wars heretofore published, wers
all extrayagantlv coored, and in many in
stances were most violent misrepresenta-
tons Of the truth. The following confirms
the accounts which have appeared in our pa.
per
For instance, says the Statesman, Lee
compton has not been taken, nor even at
tackled the state prisoners, Robinson, Brown
and others, have not been rescued, but are
all in safe custody; the L. >. troops hav.
not been whipped; on the contrary they
have not even been in fight, instead Of
most Of Colonel Trcadwell's men having
fallen, not one Of them Was even taken pris.
oncr--all Of them, escaping witheu, injur,
To their persons. Not u single pro-slaver,
| man was either killed or taken prisoner ~
Franklin. Col. Titus was not killed hi
wounds, though serious, are not mortal, nm,
/ he is in fair way to recover. lie and nine
I teen Of his men were taken prisoner
/ but have since been exchanged for u NUN
Der Of prisoners held by the pro-slavar,
party
I II is not true that the town OF Frarklil
is in ashes. But one house in il has bae
burned.
/ Capt. Moor's eompany, oil well mounts
and equipped, started from Westport for til
seat OF war on Saturday last. Its saitfou
! companies Of Z. 5. troops are at Lecomptor
to protect it against attack. Captain In
Martin, an old Texas ranger, with his u,
hundred ''kicapoo Rangers" mad also arr
we'd AZ Lecompton.
The report that an attack was made, o
FRIDAY night last, on Leavenworth City, All
that several persons were killed, cannon ca.
tured, Re, We suppose TO be untrue for I'll
Herald Of that p.ace, dated the next da,
saws nothing about list. Louis Demo
crt LIST.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-04

CorsciL RooN,
Sept. , 1856. !


Sept. , 1856.
Council met.
Present Aldermen Billings, Conn, Parsons,
STARTS, Taylor, and Tlmberman.
Alderman Parsons, President pro TEN, pre-
sided.
The Engineer reported the bids for the
grading Of Blondeau street, and the Mayor
was directed TO enter into contract with
John O'Conner, he being the lowest bidder.
Aldermen Billings and Taylor, the Com
mitee TO whom was referred the petition for
The opening Of High street, from Fourteenth
street to the Plank Road, reported, and re-
port was adopted, and the Street Supervisor
Was instructed To open said street Pro-
yldei, that the persons owning property
on said street or interested in the opening OF
the same, will pay the expense of the same
through Col. Perry's pasture.
An estimate of the work OF Sample and
McCune, under the contract for McAdamiz-
| ing Main street, and amounting to Ss99, "a,
Was referred 10 the Committee on Streets
and Alleys.
! Inc cay Engineer reported that j. ID.
/ Gottshu had neglected to enter into contract
! for the grading of the alley through Block
| 81, and said Engineer was directed 10 enter
into contract WITH Il. j. Clay &Co., for SAID
work.
The City Engineer was directed to have thu
necessary repairs made to the public well'
and cisterns.
Estimate No. 3 to J. Is. knight, for wori
on the Johnston street Culvert, was received
and said Knight allowed $3g2,19.
Estimate No. 1 of the work of p. McMan
nus, covering Culyert on Johnson street, WA
received, anu AlcAlannus allowed $3l3,o6.
The petition Of NJ. ii. Runner and others
asking the Council to grade Bank street, iron
Second to Twelfth street; and the petition o
+. \. Wright and others to have the obstruc
tons in Exchange, from Tenth to Twelfth
street, removed, and the same graded, were
referred to the Committee on Streets and Al
ieys.
The following bills were allowed, viz:
!, Al. A. r Scheyers, earth deposited, X59 SO
Guy Wells, rent for Mayors and Engi
, neer's Offices, up To Sept. lst, S4s IL.
, .. Clemens, printing bills, - %.
. ". L. Rowe, twenty days experimenting
masonry, &C., $50 %.
The following resolution was passed:
t Resolved, That the Mayor be and hereby
; authorized to contract with Messrs. A. HIN
t Il Co. for grading the Wharf in front o
: Lots one and two in Block eight Provides
: said Hine & Co. will do the same at the es
. timate, and under the direction Of the Git
D Engineer, and receive payment in eight ps
. cent Bonds.
. Council adjourned to Sept. 9th, at o'slocl
e p. NJ.
Q b. S. MERRIAM, Clerk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-04
b. S. MERRIAM, Clerk.

&a. MAGuiRE toapotNp ENrmAcr BkssE
pLANr--A esrEain cure for D.anh@a, Dysentery,
summer Complaint. aud all affections Of the bowels
atsenl5d with relax ition. As safe, paatab.e and
rciiaoe remedy IL i unaquAlied. For children
teethng attended with irritation Of the bowels, IL
is the most soothing remedy in use. Prepared and
sod ty j. 4 G. MAGUIkE,
Chemists and Druggists,
S.W. cor Olive A ID sts., 81. Louis.
For sale in Keokuk nv L. ii. OConncr, ana Drug
gists generally. fang20daw6m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-04


CO The Golden Era, California paper,
states that six clippers brought in, in the
latter part Of June, about two thousand
Cinnamon to San Francisco. The editor
goes on to say: SIT 10 very amusing to see
them streaking through the street, following
the carts containing their baggage, the dri-
vers OF which, just for sport, drive on
short trot, and brighten the poor Johns with
the idea that they are about to loose their
traps. We saw flock, day or two since,
of fifty or more, in full chase of q job wag-
on ahead, that was moving of at lively
pace, containing lot Of goods and chattels
that smelt of camphor, wool and opium
smoke. The wind was blowing strong dead
ahead, and the tails streamed straight out
behind, swapping in the breeze, and the Co.
lestials following "High- yau, high yoo." A
| flock Of them came across q donkey having
with it juvenile donkite about week old.
This was something new. They hah yah'd
and walked around il several times; finally
one Of them discovered that it had tail
and undertook to unfold ii; he took hold OF
il and Strengthened il out. They all gather
ed around, deeply interested in the new spe-
cies Of John when the new institution
resented the idea Of u relationship by letting
drive both heel, into the receptacles OF thu
party, knocking down half and putting ths
balance to flight
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-04
sa,er from Kansas.

Sr. Lorls, sept. l.--lntelligencs from
Kansas TO the 9th August s,atss that on tn,
26th the acting Governor, at Leeompton, is
SUED d proclamation, declaring the Ierritor,
III q state of Instruction. and calling on al,
abiding citizens TO aid the legal author
nte- lntae enleaSor 70 preserve pence and
protee, persons and property from injury.
II Is supposed that Blown, nj Sugar Grove
near ossawattonte, with three hundred men
was surprised and attacked on the nigh, OF
the Goth.
ferent points on tho Iowa line, for thu
purpose oil Receiving supplies or securing
WAY OF retreat IN case hels compelled Il
fee
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-04

4 meeting will be held THIS EVENING,
At the corner Of Fourth and Main Streets.
Hon. ID. r. Miller and others will address
the meeting. Turn out turn out
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-04

ASorHER CHASGE.--The Edwardsyllle Ill. J
4drerfiser, heretofore Fillmore paper,
has come out for Fremont and Dayton. Good
for that.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-04

CT The Davenport and Council Bluffs
road has been finally located 1t strikes the
Missouri River at Crescent City on the Iowa
side and Florence on the Nebraska side.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-04

CO John Van Buren, is in Illinois on
stumping tour. He made q speech at a
Buchanan meeting in Chicago, on Friday
night The meeting was not largely attend
cd, aud the Prince made little impression.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-04
uaSxOLUTlON.

vNuE co-partncrship heretofore existing under
i the style VI Howe, Lock wood Co.. Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. AIR e. A. Look wood
retiring from the firm. All unsettled business VI
the late Arm will he attended to By Geo b. Felt.
LOWELL HOWE.
Il. A. LOCKWOOD,
GEO. b. FELT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-04

A ISLANDER RgrUrEp Somebody has been
slandcring Cairo. The Delta takes it in
high dudgeon. We like to ace every Journal
"stick up for its own town. 60 it Delta.
Hear It's Indignation:
tits Islander upon the town to assert
that the mosquitoes in Cairo are as large AS
a half bushc. They are not bit bigger
than spring chicken, and there are no more
/ than two hundred bushels to the acre.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-04
The Largest and most Complete Stock en-

The Largest and most Complete Stock suer
brought TO Iona,!,
vINiIE subscriber Is in receipt Of his stock az
L Books, Stationery. de.. &c, which has beer i
bought directly from manufacturers and publish !
His largely increased facilities for buying gives
him every advantage in competing with the largest
est Adjustments in the West.
His sales Rooms are large and clegant--compar-
ing favorabiy with any of the Book Establishments
in the largest cities Of the Union.
Merchants and all OF hers are invited to call ard
examine the Stock and Prices, X; b; odDEN.
sept3d Next To the corner Of Second.
library Associastens.
I WILL furnish Books 10 Libraries at Eastern cat
order. to X. b. OGDEN,
sept3d 52 Mainst.
L,ALL style Of SILK Hats, just received by
L sept3diw d. \. HUMPHREY.
900 Doz. silk Plush Caps, of ali styles ana
.eptsds. i. T. HUMPHREY
snO poL. Cloth, Mohair and French Plush
OUU Caps, hand at the store Of
.sep,s adv DE-. HUMPHREY.
100 boz. Wool and ,oft rar ha,s OF All kinas
HUI just received hy
srptsdAw B,f. HUMPHREY
on boz. satin AMI SILK Bonnets, Of the fall style,
on just received BY
septSdAw u. +. HUMPHREY.
I NAVE now hand large supply VI straw
L Bonnets, Ribbon, French Flowers, and Milf
merry doods Of ali kinds, which will sell 1T very
septs.d4w DFHuMpHREY
Notice s~ Contractors.
SEALEDPropo~ais will b. received ut the once Of
- the City Engineer, until 9 clock ?. ~ Of Mon.
day, scp,embr 9Th, 1885, for the grading Il Third
stree, from Concert street to the Depot of the n.
NJ. r. 4 N. X. r.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-04

CO fhe Republicans OF sanilac County,
Mich, have found noticeable mode Of saw
ing trouble. They have adopted the entire
Democratic organization Of the county.
Every man on the County Committee, and on
the township committees OF the old Demo-
cratic organization, Is now thorough Free
mont man; so they just '.iuf 'em be-"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-04

.ien. Pomroy, Of Kansas Territory, a d
who was reported to have been killed in .
recent ARRAY in that Territory, is at presc. I
in Boston.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-04

IJAVINa this day disposed Of my interest in the
l J. 6rm of Howe. Lock good & Co., 10 Mr.. A. Ken
dali II Boston, Mass. 4 would take this opportuni-
~ of returning ny thanks " the citizens Of keokuk
for their liberal patronage extended 10 Inc during
my connection with the old firm and would
daily recommend the new firm my friends, ~ IN
every way worthy of their conf lence aud patronage.
septt diff T.. A. 10 WOOD.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-04


Cd il Submitted the Stockholders;
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-04

The Kanaas bill and Ncbraska acts was then
tabled BY % against III.
A message was here received from the
House, Informing the Ssnats Of the pas
sage Of the army bill, which having been
taken up on motion OF Mr.. Hunter, the
Senate struck out the proviso attached to
II by yeas 26, noes 7. The bill was then
passed.
vote of thanks to the President pro
tenn. was then unanimously adopted, and
the usual committee Of ten appointed TO
wait on the President Of the United States
and inform him that Congress was ready to
adjourn.
The committee subsequently, reported
that the President had no further communi-
cation to make, when the Senate adjourned
sine die.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-04

q a r e CIT 2,
NJ HAT, CAP 4 rum EMPORIUM, -
FOR FALL AND WINTER.
HAVING ITsI RECEIVED OUR STOCK OF
Ii HATS, Caps. Ears 4 q shos,
", invite nj, in want IT such yot-ts % call ut
our establishment ana examine our
GOODS AND PRICES.
This stock cannot be surpassed by any ever Of
ferred in this city, embracing
STYLE, FINISH, COLOR, OR PRICE.
Don't take word for 1t. but call and see for
yourselves. We charge nothing fur showing gocds.
E4-Cash paid for Furs and Dser Skins. ~
sept2-d @ 4. VOORHEES,.
NIANTED--A House and Lot or vacant lot in
w exchange for dry goods. Address kEOKUK,
through tho festofiee. lsept2-d
rLAX5EED WANTED.
tASh paid for al unlimited amuutst, delivered at
~ our mills. L. h. BISSELL 4 CO.
sep,2 -dAw6m
Room Wanted.
A SECOND or third story wantsd for . Printing
"a once. Any one having such room leave
word ~ this once. Isept2-d6t.
Circulating Library.
Nov READY-The Largest and Ane stssleetion
4vof Bucks for every department Of litsratare
ana eciencc.
Al Che new books will be added ~ soon ~ possi-
bile.
Tsaxs-io and Is espts a volume per week.
ssptz-d Johnsou-st., near R0st0Ges.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-04

A FORGERY The journals Of the Black
Democracy have published, and some Of
them publish daily, the following pretended
extract from the London Chronicle. from
which they seem TO expect little advantage
by appealing to popular preiudices:
"We should be sorry to see Mr.. Buchanan
elected, because he is in favor OF preserving
the obnoxious institutions ms they exist,
AND THE UNITY OF THE STATES.
There is safety for European monarchical
governments, if the progressive spirit OF the
democracy of the United States is allowed TO
succeed. ELECT FREMONT, AND THE
FIRST BLOW TO TIE SEPARATION
OF THE UNITED STATES Is EFFECT
| EDp'
For ourselves, we have less regard for Brit
ish authorities, and foreign prMudiced opin-
ions concerning our own domestic affairs,
| than the Black Democracy seem to enter
tain but whatever Importance there may OF
may not be attached to this quotation is al
together nullfed by the fact that il is a base
and unqualified foRogRY,-a tick, however
that the party do no. scruple to resort to il
their desperation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-04
REPUBLICAN MEETING.

SHEECH BY ID. r. MILLER
AND oTHEKS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-04

New Ware b OMso for Rent.
TIVHE warehouse situated ut the foot u Main
street, On the Levee, Is now offered for rent. 1t
l. three story brick built in the most substantial
manner, and in dimensions Is feet front by 1903 It,
deep. Possession can b. given In about two weeks.
Rent reasonable. Appiyto G, HOPPE.
sept2-dSt Warsaw. Ills.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-04
ACTIVE BOOK AGENTS
CAN CLEAR $3.50 PER MONTH.


ACTIVE BOOK AGENTS
CAN CLEAR $3.50 PER MONTH,
by SELLING
CHUCK ER,N LIHE ~ TREWONT-
~ the only Life containing HIS roRfu UNA
ssIDoEp. Of which fhr Thrffenfh 7Aossend Il notc
ready 500 pages, Portrait and illustrations Price
One Dollar.
THE Republican Campaign Songster,' price Ia
cents. The 35th Thousand ready.
"The Republican Party and its Candidates,
about $50 pages, two Steel Portraits, price 81.
"The Freeman D aiee Book, with choice Songs
Get 10 music, price ~ cents.
s.JonS caARLss, or The Young Americans Life Of
Fremont p. lsmo. price 81 cents.
Also, the largest NnmbeT and the Best Free Sod
and other Books, published in tsix country.
For particulars address
MILLER, ORION 4 MULLIdAN, Publishers
Is Park Row, Newly ork, LOT 0snesee St, Auburn
septl -d2t
I, 600 Acres VAluaSSe Farming Lan1
For sale.
VYvHESE valuable lands are in Clark county, No.
i about rs miles from the Mississippi River, anc
II miles from the Des Moines.
They were located some ~ years since by th,
Hon. DAM WEBsrgR. with view To ma ke choic,
farms, Having abundant stock water, aud EN-
bracing some OF the cAoiren Timber aud Prairie il
the State. they odsr great inducements 10 person
wishing good farms to improve. For par ticular
VIM. BRowNEI.L.
Keokuk Septi DIV w3m
p,saf md firea 7
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-04

s:.cc-s..: - .:.:-s.: cs.:s=c: >-=-
vISHE subscriber, inventor and patantee II - In
L proved soft Loading Cart, scoop Cart, hAs
recently brought to this locality Few Of them, and
they are now nj work grading Exchange street, In
this city, In the hands of J. A Vial, coutrActor,
where they may be at work vt any time during
the season. They earth for ono half the.
costof doing 80 BY the cart and shovs and sre veil
worthy the attention of all engaged in that kind Of
business. All interested are respectfully invited
to witness their operation and inform thesnseves
to their vaiua and economy. All information ON
the subject be obtained of the subscriber tbs
81. Charles Hotel, or Of Mr.. Vial.
ia. SPRA0U e.
Keokuk, August 3odsw3m
NOTICE.
John M. MOTT, ia. is admitted partner In the
- house Ut Hitchcock Co. The Wholesale aud retail
Hardware business in its various branches. w BE-
conducted under the name Of Hitchcock, Mott 8 Co.
CHAS. HITCHCOCK,
JOHN NJ. MOTT, IN
HENRY s. HITCHCOCK.
TrHE subscribers are now receiving large add eous
j 10 former stock Of Hardware and uouseke epine
wares. 70 whish W invite the attention ot Dsslsu
AnA OonsuUers.
aas9sd HITCHCOCK. MOTT CO..