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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-04
NOTICE TO ASSEM-

NOTICE TO ? ASSEM-
y8rTJSzSSsAGERS ON THE BROAD STREET
C-@.t-s.a-srs4 RAILWAY 0MNIBUS-From and
after this day and until further notice the Accom-
mediation Car between the Depot and Richmond Col
lrge, will be run between the hours OF A NJ. and
pa =. NJ, and between 20 and 10 ?. NJ. stopping at
any polnt on the Street for passengers going aud re-
turning. Fare 5 cents only. VIM. n. BRAGG,
JeS-t Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-04
A1 LADIES CATERS. jus

- Gciycd beautiful assortment Of Cater
with heels. and without black and conrcd, very sup
rior and yh 'p R2cnt!Hct they at No 49, opposlt
the st. Charles Hotel at
aul WM. WALSIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-04

-. NOTICE. have for sale, lease OF
.ai rent Houses Lots &C, from LIST 70 33rd streets
mi in The county Of Honrico some of which Lots
cannot be surpassed for beauty and Locality by an!
within the corporation limits; and when You come
could II Vt htv. done her part for the convt
uicuce Of man to erect such establishments upon all
Jr auy Of the above. | shall be pleased TO have tn
views OF operators upon tho subject now before them
Appy To H. Y; IL hEl',
my - I'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-04

~ VALUABLE RESIDENCE 4 \ D
F:"i BUILDING LOT on FRANKLIN An 2IIH
-11r1 1l IN VnP Al E-Wr are authorized to ."lI
the valuable residence formerly occupied ny u" i'
Nr Samuel subject The lot has front 81 III fi ~
the south side OF Franklin street, and depIh 81 va
feet The dwelling Is large well arrah ;'d anu '''i
Portable. III . ,-,o,,,+
It f ~ tat n, tina yr.t Of til" dwelling. Persons "a"
,,n.i f., a4ere requested to Wow the premises
Fpr farms amply Ia ....
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-11
1sttts anu J&arkiMes
Az AnxElcAE lMvtnrren

THE GREATEST OF THE
.sEres.a,a.ii,ty, sim plicity, cheApness Of n..
Adapteuon 70 Nc wants o. all ciassns ~ Snes aad
mahi1y strongly recommend itin ovoss Sn -.
Tho pfairies Of Iowa, which II =
,asni esr.as.ls.. reference. ana ststss 4sass,
t,liAble gentlemen whose names ar. 4, ~ Tts
being the patentsos of Edwin aud I...ssi u :.
eelshfssed Conblncd and Bol,ss.s ~ slts$
FkslUK1Ne; Nlll.I.. s'
ma ~ s'a.s :. Lows eet state an, To~n.A, dr.
lave one 10 dayiy operation and On eshiSntaa We
Perry and ~ sIs w advise all % cali and sas. 'fnsr
ssi n @ az ,hs ancient quee4 Of shob. sS
Milieis, farmers capitalists and Speculate.
liable fAse chance Tor SAFE sure and .ras
Thi. highly ingenious and much nesa.a
forms an entire feature tn the msau ayentia
INTO Hour AID the splendid manner In which i xhsss
iA work grniins boiling and separating -, performs
sagle operation Into Sven dnsIsnt as,, gram al
and Feed, aud that within space Of only Flour
n length BY four fst in BREADTH At the rsraa,s ses
stones only 10 inches in diameter Tbs nufr mill.
serted al single operation into Extra Ana eon'
nns flour, Fine Flour, Middnnss Ship stun. ssper
gel 4 from aseven horse power up ahy Pre-.
Ihe small space Il occupies would not 81 m,l ssssssd
placed III room with Other niaehnsry, and ~ snes
amount Of power II requires to rropel IL N, ~ sa II
construction and operaoG, makes /. certain hy III
l0ng, VIII suIersede and revoiuonire ali nas eie
Ing MILE IN. m.li compact substantial aud r,i.s.
not liable g gst AZ y order Applicable 4.
wants Of the world, that every mill mscnt u
,ioundry forge, rolling mill or sns
lng having apowsrairv. erected, eau new seaa
ding expense Of seven hundred dollsrs US N
cAuIics-Ali persons III want of Tiourln. Ma,
.hroushoet the state are advised to co.. wv wv.
sous are hereby warned from trespassuv o. -
cor rights, ~ ne shall mairtain tAsm 70 he ssrs :.
| Of the Law 'H& -
These Mills will make over Fifty Bsrrsls OF Pl~
| twentyto hours
FOR further psrticularssppiy to or address
JACOB WRANEh, in D.ys.,
| --------..---y,--. eornss "a and tSsry Ia
Valley City Nils, Scott ceunty,
4 A RE constantly nanufh cturtpx he b.,t s,a
\ "A Flour which they win ssii Al Iovs.S ssass
| phcss through their aSents. ""ks
| EVANS, CHEW q co,
septs Gerner Perry and Second ST.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-11

SAecessors 10 u " ssInes,
New York Harness Store,
Manufactures and Dealers In Hsrress, bri-
dies. Saddles, Collars, Blankets, 10.
SATk aEe nov manufacturing extsnhseiy Coach
w Gig Rad Is lsn II rnes- OF laa latest style ann
O. WORK safrAated 30 give Satisfaction o. no safe
spiendii variety OF Coach, Suyg Team and HI.
of@ Nhipsj.,t received, The moss extensive assotl
meut IN the west. Blankets In every Variety India
EueesgH arse Covers n manafaeturer's prices; the
only agency tor the SAFE Of these articles In tho
west
Thankful for psst tsyoss aud hoping continue
ton OF Ine sane, latter ourselves ne please
all " want OF KTtielss in cur line.
LOGGk d NEWLY,
"a ST., Z doors EAST OF Brady,
Itet al 81 dkI Davenport, Iowa
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-11
luWA SOAr WORKS,

AbaYe 'FRONT.' oetween Nam ana Brady stfSats,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
SsHk subse d beIs having recently completed taeE
~orks E thts ei,y, nov Prepared 10 OIL Orders
fer their raes Of Soap, and rely on their
sery suPesios Qualities iot pFe.emlnenee IN the
market II sill be found, On Irtas, thss cur soaps will
alord Ia skcr, and sItn less labor rcmoSe diFi
that thew do nns neit in hot water
gasntsy maeH cheaper tothe eoasnmerit having been
royes tnas seven Psaads OF oursoaP areequsi 10 len
pftee Ordinary ktnd,a and .hst me srea, diaea, h
bands tfes tSom soreness amer long immersion and
Z aeeins In the wash rub.
The grades above referred 10 Eraslvs, Pearl,
P.lu No. extra aRd Family soaps. Eisi tae aboye
assertions, submit oaf products 10 the yereeatans
he IN bic With confidence that Inc use Of them Will
ius,liy cur reeamm endaiioBs OF their Quality Mer
GIANTS and Dealers requested 10 call and examine
E,ss u m selves before pureha snug elCewkofe,
jan so 1856 aR. J. HI. r. HALL n Gu.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-11
hOLINE PAPER MILLS.

ttsHkaaoscrieers are corstSnlly making yarteiyni
Pruning and Wrapping Papers al taer Miilin Mo-
ipe will pay Cash fof an! reasonable quantity OF
good clean cotton or itnentsEs. Ouruayeihng
4. q. Caarehui will cali on The Merchants through
eentraiIo and yshem IN cash paper for their
rags. ). ". AHhhLSIk.
Aouns june 10th ,leSf.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-11
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
ATy0EN JORDAN,B

IOWA loIHINM sFoRH
4 LARGE sndvaried assortment ofTeu, d ana
eANoys ~ Ready made GlOt hing, etnbrsc
ing aliihe inerentand proveds ycs, aud mad. by
good ~arkmen QUA oftke beat material.
Fine, medium and common, Union, beaver Fslt
Pilot, peseraham and Flushing, Rangups. sack sanS
Pslsloi OFereoAis, Cloth, Dress ami Fiook 1oats -
various eoiors and qualities. Cloth, Cashmere Etf.
net, Velvet aud In eed Pautaloons. SIX SATIN. "a.
lentia, Swansdosa, Velvet, PIash, Cloth Cassfmers
satnet, poubie and single breasted Vests. kionses
Jackets Drawers. Undershirts, Hosiery, Susrender.
Gloves Cravats, Shirt oiia r. S,ocks
ries, scaris, Winchester and scottsappreved Patent
shouidsIseam shirts Umbrella sususi.
~ sept In genileman's furnishing storas Ine,naia,
Robes de Chsntersaud Revere Vests and oyereonis
Also, splendid assortment of uncut Cloths G a al
meres ana Sesiinxskli which will be made n m il
ordernths bestmanner, with promptnsss, al accom-.
Hoia;iug prices, and BY competent " orb men Tsi.
estabishEentistn the monthly receipt oftha Iatest
fsshfonsso tAaiordefsipttustedt to thom NAV be ra.
ilsdupeu aseeing in tho lGtcststyle by those tho de-
srstt. All manner Of plain work and work ( a ~cn
ieelmediGHs, promptly attsndedto as heretofore
HATS cfaaeS 81 tetogcther with al loithe eem.
mon kinds constantly on hand
GFatefRifeI !, q Ieanujeni.
ly hopes tomeriiseontinuancoo ftha same.
JOHN JORDAN.
Msrchantfail rand Gtoihier ,euRroH,,trsot, arm.
siietbe Steam Mills. -
Iapenpari july I'd 4 aSS-wAa-tF
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-11
DAVENPORT MUSIC STORE
Cheese!

cliatoa, Clinton County, Iowa,
IlsNgls assiTCus OF Information concerning thi,
j point cal $50 pistoftae row Town aud obt.H
NH particulars el prices ofiou, DC, by calling On
GEO, h. PAFkhR,
Once over HlleJ's Grocery slors. 2,ht.
bsyF apoFt, E.S- tt'ss~-tT
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-11

mKs. NJ, II. sFALDnAG
Has REn0vED HEB LADi1S eTeEk
Rkoa ABoyk IkkRg ~ 81.
A IsssIrs neck, - dess SAss 6Sssy %
ais ~ SsscSd ~rsss' A-~A
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Jarietp.

Yankee Notions and Toys
LARG Ea.sorme ~ u ustopening and rsaleEn
- davenport Music store;
No Le Claire Row; CRANDALL 4 HIGGINS.
Guitars
Large and very nne nj fiio 0od q at
AIa atVafieas prices ranging from $500 ~ 1iO,'
ALSO sioiinsirom seventy 1--we eensto twenly do,
iaBat No Claire How. Cd
Feather busters.
a Very las assoTtmsn nj can be found al The DaEeu-
"a pon Music Slorei
NO he Claire Row CsH
Varied assoTtm ant just receig ID I'd Iaf sale low
- I'll No lie Claire Row; IaH
UITAR aud Violin string aud every kind fMusI.
N cal Merchandise, tcOnrsntly on hand at No G
he Claire Row q G. III
TIE Gailsluisn.
IU6T Paolisaed by l.. Mason, esBIstnlugs very da
collection Of Church Ausic5 Also The Sna WIN b. "
q brsdbury ard u r Hoclrcsg lie found Al /. 0 4 Ia
Claire Row Cs1
AasoTdsolE aad ElutlAss
4 Large bHd wellssIestsd ss0TtInenIJast.ec.iysA
at prices that otiaiI 10 give eAliss SatlslsGa
Al Sos 10 Claire How; CSH
INLARIoAEiTs, Flutes, FiASs0tsis, Fieslo.s nd
- Fife Al Eedussd prieessg
No 10 Claire Row. J&u
Sheet Music
/ LGrgcCal iectlOE on hand andNsw tiHGcre.eiysu
sssoon Es pa olished az
90 8 lie Claire Row. IhH
tNHE besG Fiah Porte Dstflr tEx world Rich
L arisoRis modern sGhDOlIas Piano Forles can be
fcnndo No : lie Claire Row; 16 IL
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-11

wooden PuD,Os.

wooden Pumps.
T0d MEMS on Wooden Pumps are eutirsl, ,,n.
- necessary everybody Is 4cgu BEt,d " th ;le,
manufactured. They don't got Out of rspair' ror ~
they t1sa2 SbAe they are chea per thai slI an
or punps' bose persons who VISA 10 witness, me In
operation can call al Capt, h. Loyry's or UPON nv,
subscriber, who're they viii see how easily l,gy
work. 's ''"'
orders len with b. Z. ShoTey Esq, DsYeuportis
Circh' Of al MI. y. "asbburL's hardware store, on
and fidelity a sHoEEY
JauI5 i5I DIV IL Duyeunort M.cbtne WORK,
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)usnraurf.

euSoluQlt.
fet1ess'sssscG.
FIRE, INLAND AND LIFE.
ETNA,
usuRAHcx COMPANY, EARrfoAp,
Cha1tArsa 1919.
lash oAfiIsi.s sssa,eoo
- Of Nsw YORK.
soRra.wssrRRs
Iausraaee Co, Of the State
OF NEw YORK.
osanecsicss Mssuai Life Insurance
Go 81 Harttotds CT.
Ace ossIEs c ai IaL,t $1,000, loco
Main bet rraat 4nd Second s,s
aprn s.a~,s HsSRf h. HOFFMAN, assa
AasCkcye Insurance 20.
once in No. passupor,. sles., over c6ase,
EIo,aer, Barrow n Cos. ia ialas fssasS.
erysos hocks,s A. ~. loses
DlhhGI0hst
j. ~. ~. Eutrows, Geo 10. ltAt sAP9flk f.Net~ D.
Alfred SandsEs. Sass lee GeSsls. q. fsfs, l. 6
| oesssint, Jas, n. isi.eatt .. n. eeos~srd, John
l. c. pESSAASg, frssiaeak
| SHAs, khsS~ini ir~ssureE
1 DANIEL Il. eHlH&N. c~STsssEY
las e n. al Gs.osAs
y. =, HeoAN AAps assasd, Ssss
4s;ans sseSal eSaF.ag. Ai4sarss sraas,vsiy
oz is Esatsss ssA, lae stcsk SSaslsls ~ Rtsa.A
Az netes,sst .ssFe 10 asw IS NV 4sa A0'v.
9ossessseI - sss SsapAsss Al sa,s qs1Fssa c@e
g ro..asd y pssssss sfa2 osf eva seaiss, Aaa
-ssrssoss 9f.rs adj sas41 saafaass tA&s
fFs via tae E,sTSd to eAse " less
Tvs psAE Of Egs2rssss s1sss lak9 xsarte.
slr ~AsErC eGAss. eeszSss u stgIes S4ssslRsss
S5ss ssissf, SaG aSses ~ 2ass Ssee@IAsfas
-hSs ~S0sd csaer& tasASE IA kaw5
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An opsa YieiA AID fAtr Play
IGkEEsE STOCK OF
~ Tsx-LEI ANN IEWkLkx
$1,000
49, 10A 1
.CcAVfrM

I ,,erns.asa maze expressly & The uGaer&g6ed.
Asa fali ae.srinent Of MortSnS csisnrsieA GOLD
Pap,ai faaSi29 &C. K.stoS's.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-11

p.Y'sA
r.
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pirIY.-$6,o
wise '2Y cen
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fes 4Ns,
fluss 6ys,
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tuN.N Nu.l
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NO oNessI
VtlslU ptvl
cuts
p,rLs:1sj
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saeeDenA
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"a stAnl W nas nss sSssso psI sssw N shs taxss
suildlug sdoasni1x &ouSsss ssJS Co.. ffoss bstss.I
49, I-ad nnc Pssrs sss sAsrs b. vii u Glad seS
m. % lt,.D 10 aud many onss ~ srs dat ED h.
fe~aT him win thair PatrpasSe' haevEt,
faip u ~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-11

A NuMEEE u desirable iots tor tstiasaess ~
"A hsds, .sAc IIa Harrison ssresiA, 70 issas tSr
W. HIP 6uELEg
onss Of Aslp bstvsss Frspt and s.sost ca.
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Aaa0 Assafits.

ar.os rs %. yg-sfr ssest Iszzsy. 81. sssss,
osfy . xlsss fsoE psvssPerr 40 1870 sssss, les
I've soed ssals, isrss sssss rs0ss. sssn's' oS'
eaicIses- s:s
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AtIentlon Farmers.

AVOOlV =.
NUyE AVE JasI rscslsea iss more ~ sahl't1 :
w FsyonI straw Cuts1rs. - uich se onef ior sait
.s.s.s 80 BUkAONs d faEI1fmAh,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-11

1vng ssors - E3ia sLKl pfopsryn ssie 700 rfg6s ~
shose wsr laSs DsIssia IL bouss sp6 lease QUIZ
doSsii 10 call ses sgns IN PSI. - Spgsa 70 sell
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CAp sosa tao pts lisss H2rTisos ~ setf 81 ns'
- n my s1eP Gu ST. 81. oei9s the Confs hosss
saas le-ct - y. y. FIIZrei hIho-
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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-15
SIDEWALKS.

We hope the new Council will not leave
our sidewalks in their present diapidated
ard dangerous condition day longer than
necessary. Let them send the Marshal
round to notify all persons on whose prcmis-
es the walks need relaying, to do it within a
certain time; and if not done, do it for them,
and at their expense. The walk on Croghan
street from Front street to the top of the
hill, is a regular series of pitfalls and traps
So is the walk in front of tho Court House
and Episcopal Church. BY the way, as we
are talking of walks, we have been informed
that for the past two years, walks have been
built in front of the property of some Of our
principal citizens at public expense, and the
bills never been collected. We call on tho
present gentlemanly Recorder, Mr.. Nat
HAYNES, to inform the public how this mat
ter is. Arc there not bills to the amount
of several hundred dollars, against some of
our wealthiest men uncollectcd? 1t is GER
tainly nice operation for the ablest men in
town to have their sidewalks built by the
corporation and paid for by taxing us ALL
We don't intend to forget this matter.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-15
Epilepsy or Falling Fits.

We believe we cannot do readers moro important
service, than by again calling their attention TO that most
remarkable preparation discovered by Dr. Seth s. Hance,
Of Baltimore Nd which possesses the power OF aevia-
ting and curing that horrd visitation Of manEpepsy,
Falling Fits In recommending this preparation 70 our
readers do with conviction that are not degrad
ing columns to put patent medicine, but
placing before them discovery, which, ffuy known
would probably do to alleviate human suffering than
any invention of modern times Dr. Hance In asking US
TO notice his preparation voraby in editorial de-
partmen has sent for pcrusal number oletters from
persons who have used his Pills, and have been cured
thereby All Of them speak in the most grateful and euo-
gsc terms One great advantage this medicine possess
ss fact that be transported through the mail
thereby aorng every opportunity Of dealing di-
recty with the inventor and also precuding all possbi-
iy being imposed bys counterfeit spurious mi-
tason. Dr. Hance pays the postage his Pills to any
part Of the country and will forward thcm by return o
mail receipt Of remittance His prices are as fol-
lows One box ST. two, IS; twelve, $2A All orders fol
the medicine should addressed to Seth s. Hance los
Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md.-Gazetts. 13w6
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-15

Installation.

Rev. E. BUSHNELL was installed over the
Presbyterian church and congregation, in
this place, on Thursday afternoon last, by
the Presbytery of Huron, Rev. HEAToN Of
Norwalk Moderator. After the introducto-
ry services, sermon full of rich and correct
thought, was preached by Rev. KENNEDY,
of Sandusky, from Jude's Epistle, Sd verse.
The constitutional questions were then put
by the Moderator, who also offered tho in
stalling prayer.
We have rarely listened to more effective
and appropriate addresses, to both pastor
and people, than those which then followed
and which closed this interesting occasion
tho first by Rev. TAYLOR of Huron, the sec.
ond by Rev. Ellis of Cleveland. The sing
ing was performed in the customary good
taste of this choir. The benediction wa:
gwen by the new pastor.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-15
Fremont Gas works,

How docs that soundi Do you like it,
or not Mr.. SNYDER the agent of the Gas
Company now putting up works at Tiffin,
is in town for the purpose of finding out
what can be done here. He will remain
until Monday OF Tuesday. This is undoubt-
odly the best opportunity our town will have
in years to come, to procure Gas Works.
That Gas light is preferable to almost any
other, no person will dispute-always ex-
ceptiug the sun-and that it is cheaper we
firmly believe. We hope, for the welfare
of the town, that our citizens will give Mr..
S. fair hearing. The Company makes a
most liberal offer.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-15
rrr,. cunnlnrhnm Acnnl,,ed.

This revolving case has at length been
brought to close. A telegraphic despatch
Of the 9th says: The jury retired at seven
o'clock this evening, and in half an hour re-
turned verdict Of acquittal. Mrs. Cum
ningham was discharged from custody, and
Mr.. Eckel was discharged on his own recog-
nizance. Tho N. Y. Tribune says:
AS to Mrs. Cunningham or Burdell we
do not hesitate to say that she has been
treated with great harshness not only by
the ministers of justice but by the Press
unintentional, no doubt, but none the less
real. By whose cunning and address the
finger Of suspician was first pointed toward
her, we do not know; when that point is as
ccrtained, we may be able to give guess
Mt the name Of the real culprit. From the
moment that Dogberrv took into his sage
cranium the notion Of her guilt, she has
been dealt with as though no treatment
could be bad enough for her. The proceed
ings before the Coroner, the indecent exam.
ination of her person, the opening of the
District Attorney, were all of piece. Yet
it would be difficult now to indicate single
PLAUSIBLE reason for the mountain of suspi
cion and odium heapcd upon her.
That she has trusted unduly 10 DR.. Bur
dells promises, and afterwards compelled
him to fulfill them--that he soon proved
unfaithful to her--that quarrels and higl
temper naturally ensued, and he wished tC
DO rid Of her-so much is plain; but tina
she was ever improperly intimate with Eek
ell, or that her daughters were not respect
fully trained and virtuous, there is no rea
son to assert. That she was married TO Dr.
Burdel, and that their subsequent differen
ces grew out of infdelity to the obligation
thus reluctantly assumed, we have no man
ner of doubt; and we believe this will be le
gally demonstrated to the satisfaction of tn,
public. At all events, her connection witt
the deceased has involved her in web c
difficulties and trials which few wome
would have lived to be extricated.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-15
A New Book of Palms and Hymns.

The religious public will learn with pleas
ure that new Hymn Book, which gives
promise of being far in advance of all previ-
ous works of the kind, is now in course of
preparation for tho press. 1t is under the
immediate editorial care of Prof. Edwards,
A. Park, and Prof. Austin Phelps of A ndo-
yer Theological Seminary, and also that of
DR.. Lowell Mason, of New York, who, moro
than twenty years ago, assisted by Rev.
David Greene, of Boston, one of the Secre-
taries of the American Board of Missions,
prepared Hymn Book, extensively popular
and known AS tho CHULcn PsALMoDY.-
We believe the new book will be worthy of
the high prestige Of its talented editors, free
from many Of the crude, dull and common
place stanzas of large portion of our church
melodies, in great degree meeting the
wishes of all who arc waiting for good
work of Psalms and Hymns for the sanctu-
airy, and valuble contribution to the lyri-
cal poems of the church.
DR.. Mason is we'll known as one of the
fathers of Church Music in this country,
with most pure and discriminating taste
he adapts to his music tho choicest and
sweetest songs and lyric verse. He has been
collecting for more than thirty years libra
ry of Hymn Books, which is now, we sup
pose, larger than any similar collection in
this country. The new volume will be en-
riched from this immense library with the
choicest variety of Psalms and Hymns in
the English language. Another of the ed
itors has been laboring at intervals on the
Hymn Book for moro than eight years.
The late Prof B. B. Edwards having also
continued to advance its interests. All the
present editors have been.united in the prep
aration of the work for several months past
A collection of tunes adapted to the book is
to be prepared to accompany it. We shall
look for the work with much interest.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-15
Clarlx,s Female Pills.

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Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
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To Married Ladies'
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Each bottle, price, One Dollar bears the Government
stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by females that are
pregnant during the first three months as they are sure to
bring scarrage but at every other time and in every
other case, they perfectly safe.
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authorized agent will insure bottle of the Pills by
turn mail. -
For sale by C. R. McCULLOCH, Fremont, and by on'
druggist in every town In the United States.
Fremont, Nov 2s, 1856. 44y1