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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-08-28
Petition for Partition. 30.
State Of ohic Saadussy County, Court oommOs Pieae
Demon S. cam6eld. Plaintiff,

State Of Ohio, SaHdssky County, Court Common Pleas
Demon s. camGeld, Plaintiff,
Reuben ii. Richmond,
Cynthia Richmond,
Roxana Camdeld and
Mary Camfed, Defendants.
TIME said Reuben H. Richmond and Cynthia Richmond
notified that the 2sth day Of August A. d. 1857 the
said Demon g. Camheld filed his petition In said Court
against them aud the other above named defendants which
is pending wherein said Demon 8. camheld, claims
that he Is the OF equal undivided third part
tn-lot number $40 In the village Of Fremont Sandusky
county State Of Ohio subject TO the dover right Of said
Roxana Camheld That said Cynthia Richmond wife Of
said Reuben Richmond and said Mary Camhed are ten
ants In common with petitioner and each entitled to
one-third thereof subject to said dover right
Said petition further sets forth and claims TINT with the
consent and concurrence OF the said Cynthia and Reuben
H. Richmond and said Mary GanAeld, the said Demon s.
ana hoxana have made lasting and yaluabes on said
from the condition and form of said lot though dover can
be assigned therein II cannot be divided subject to dover
thereof. ~
The prayer ofsad petition s that said Roxans Camed
nave her proper dover In said premises oil herr that
SAID subject TO said dover be sold and the pro-
eeeds applied TO repay TO said Roxana twohrds Of FIVE
reimburse said Demon s. CamhaId ye hundred dollars
ms advances towards said and the residue
divided equally to sale Cynthia Mary and Deon g. Cam
held and other proper relief
That said defendants further notified that unless
they answer said petition before the 4th day No
yember nsx judgment will be taken against them by de-
fault, according 70 the prayer thereof
BUCKLAND EVERETT,
Z Fssmont, Augast2s, 1851. SiwT '-''''A'
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Remember
THE DIFFERENCE.

The vote for the members to the bogus
constitutional convention in Kansas was
about 1000. The Missouri Democrat puts
tho vote for the Topeka constitution at 1O,-
900, yet the slavery administration is en-
deavoring to force tho 10000 free state
men to submit to the rule of 1000 slave
breeders, and one half Of them not residents
of Kansas.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-08-28
Read the noport.

We ask that every reader of the JoURN-
AL will carefully peruse the Treasury Report
in to-day's issue. 1t shows that BRESLIN
STOLE EVERY DOLLAR OF THE
PEOPLES MONEY. When you have
read it hand it to your democratic neighbof
for not a single locofoco paper will publish
il, but will mako garblsd extracts or swear
i is all false, as il best suits the locality.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-08-28

Early yesterday morning stock car in
the freight train going west on the 0. d T.
r. r., took fro at Elmore station The car
contained seven horses, which were so bad
ly burned that it is probable they will die.
We did not learn tho cause of tho casualty.
= Cleps Herald, 2lst,
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Sale of Real Estate.

: T-T"--T-- by UIueI OF COuIt
WILL be sold at vendue at the door of
" the Court House, in Fremont, Sandusky county,
Ohio the 2oth day Of September 1857 at O'clock r.
the following real estate the property of Elisha W.
Rowland, deceased, to wit:
n-ots No. 1885, i27 and 12S in Fremont together COM
prising what 10 known as the Rowland Tavern stand
Terms OF Sale one-third down. one-third in year.
and one third in two years. with interest deferred pay
mens to be secured BY notes and mortgage the pre
ses. HOMER EVERETT
Fremont Ohio. Admir- i. w. Rowland, decd.
Aug. 2S, 1857 31w4
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Senatorial Convention.
TO THE REPUBLGCANs OF SANDUsKY
COUNTY.

In few weeks you with the each respective
county, will be called upon selection of
who shall fill your Offices both county and State fer the
ensuing two years. with the experience OF the past year
before you you look about select from
among the people, those in whom you have confdence
men In whom all the voters shall have unlimited conf
dence who have by long years personal acquaint
ance with the community, proved themselves to be
Of uninchng integrity; who will have the interests
the whole people closely at heart, and who will make
their official conduct above suspicion of their oppo
nens The Republican party unlike that of the opposi
ton, condemns openly, all derehcton of duty in its Off
GERS and while its object is to put the places
of trust it unhesitatingly sets them aside should they
be found unaithfu 1t therefore is the duty of the friends
of Freedom and Reform in this county, who desire the
of the principles of the Fathers of the Constu
on and the Unon to unite their strength aud be irwin
cble. Place in nomination the MEN, and unite upon
them every who is opposed to reckless extravaganza
and the advancement and pepetuty of party who have
always built themselves and party ayorites at the
pense Of the people.
As the Republican Central Committee of sandusky
County call upon fellow citizens who
ofthe of Republican principles, to meet at the
COURT HOUSE, IN FREMONT,
On Saturday, the 18th day of september,
at IL o'clock in the forenoon,
to nominate candidates for the following Offices viz:
Representative, Auditor, Treasurer, Sheriff, County
Clerk, Probate Judge Prosecuting Attorney Coroner,
Commissioner, and Director of County InGrmary.
~ 1t is earnestly desired that the Republicans of the
several townships perfect their organization, and go
work with determination to be successful in the approach
contest; Saturday, the 9Th September is
the day for the townships to meet and appoint delegates
to the County Convention Let every township be fully
represented.
The ratio of representation will be delegate for
fifteen votes cast for Supreme Judge last fall and
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-08-28
RErrEmBER.


Gov. Medill left Breslin free for ten and
a half months to plumber the Treasury with
out let or hindrance. And then REMEM-
BER that S. P. Chase compelled Gibson
to resign because he had concealed tho
stealings which Medill had permitted.
Remember
That Breslin stole $549,e9l 2l Of the
peoples money during tho administration
of Governor Medill, and now has fed to
Canada.
Remember
That Medilrs administration contracted
debts for the republican administration to
pay of $75O,ooo, in addition to Breslin's
stealing of $4,000, and besides his loss
by bad deposits of $2oo,ooO and over.
Remember
These things, voters Of Sandusky county,
and vote accordingly.
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time Ho time to meet these certi6cstcs, aud
but $a30,0oO are now outstanding; when
he fails TO place me IN funds 1 will refuse TO
receive these illegal certificates"
The certificates issuod by Mr.. Breslin in
1855, amounted TO $760, 0,715.70. The fore
going statement is equivaleut'tc an aCknowl-
edgomeut Of the receipt Of $6s0,7l5.7o at
that date.
In an Official statement Of the condition
Of tho Treasury (which has not been pub
lished, but which is in our possession) fur
nished by him TO the Same committee, he
acknowledges that he had received from his
predecessor in Office up to the l 9th of Feb
ruary, 1856, the sum of $780, ,so5 10.
His letter Of tho 2Sth Of March, is more
explicit and unequivocal than either of the
preceding statements. 1t is perhaps the
strongest item of evidence against Mr.. Glib
son which has been submitted TO our consid-
Grafton. 1t is so specific, minute and cir
cumstantial in its character, that we deem
it proper to give it in fall, as follows:
STATE TRKAsuRER's OFFtcE
Columbus, March 20, 1866.
Hon. A. RELLgy, Chairman, &c:
Dear Sir-Below find statement OF the gross and
raj OF money paid by Jno @. Dreslin Esq late
Treasurer account Of balances due from him:
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THE Women TO HAVE A VorE.--The
Kansas correspondent Of the Chicago 1bHRs writes that
In consequence Of the word a before residents being
omitted, The Border Ruans have eniran
ehsed the woeH making them voters the
October election In that Territoryi The ladies' will nsst
on exercising the right thus unmity eonfeedppon them
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In addition TO the regularly appointed delegates,
would be glad to many from each township
make it convenient to attend.
s. BUCKLAND, c. o. TILLOTSON,
/. GELPIN TIIEO. CLAPP,
/. NJ. KELLER.
July 81, 1857. Central Committee
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In statement of the condition of the Treasury submit
ted by him to the Joint Committee the 18th December
last the balance due from Mr. Bresn, exclusive of the
suspended debt of 1904 rs is said to be o. which
IL understood Mr. Gibson willing to assume and
for which he liable TO account.
The 9th section OF the act Complementary to the act
prescribing the duties of the Auditor and Treasurer of
State relative to the receipt and saekeeng
of the public and ltng for them is fol-
lows:
rhe Treasurer SHALL during the FIRST ton days Of each
month"; make out and publish in at least two daily and
weekly newspapers OF general circulation printed in the
city of Columbus abstract exhibiting the true cond
ton of the Treasury IL shall have existed the list day
Of the month"; which abstract shall set forth the amount
ofmoney actually in the Treasury at Columbus the amount
of drafts bills Of exchange and other evidences of debt
held by the Treasurer specn the amount of each the
date thereof and when payable with the Of the
kers ndorser accpor and drawers thereof the amount
of deposits In theseyer repositories of money belonging
TO the Treasury which abstract shall be aesed by the
oath Of the Treasurer, his principal accounting Clerk
In obedience to the provisions Of this section the 9Th
Of April sst Mr. Gibson published in the Ohio Statesman
and the Ohio State Journal the following statement of the
condition of the Treasury;
OFFICE OF TREASURER OF STATE,
faIr A,,rt1Q q z
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Total amount SS38, ,101 81
This includes all that have received from the late Trca
up to this date.
There yet outstanding $4,000 of bis certificates held
by the treasurer of Hamilton county.
In the gross receipts have included the rodemtion fund
of the Canal Bank of Cleveland.
am, respectfully, W. H. GIBSON,
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JOHN OFFIT,
BARBER and HAIR DRESSER,

(At the Junction Hotel, Clyde, 0hio.)
SHAgfP00NTNG AND MAR CUTTING,
slit.mes attendodso. March 20, 1851.
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MESSRS. ROCKWELL & CO., you are
1V1 hereby notified that the Trustees ofScott Township,
Sandusky County will meet the Goth day OF September
1857 at the house of Jonas Rshe upon
lowing described premises for the purpose OF locating
ditch across the to wtSouth quarter section
number 3D. and west half Of south quarter section
number "a, township 4, north of range 10.
August 10th, 1857 Slw3s
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James MithcheII,s Estate.

james MithchelHs Estate.
Sale Of Real Estate by Order Of Court.
nN the Goth day August next at O'Clock in the after
noon at the door of the Court House in Fremont
dusy Co.. Ohio viii be offered for sale to the highest
bidder the following Real Estate to-wit: In lot Num-
Der Two Hundred and Seventy Seven, in the Village Of
Fremont including the and elegant two story brick
Store building thereon BY order of Court It may
sold for s3ooo but little than half its apprais
ed value.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third down; one-third in
twelve months, and one third in eighteen months
curedby mortgage on the premises.
r. p. BUCKLAND, I
ISAAC Il. WEST, (
Administrators of James Mitchell, dec.
Fremont, July 81, 1867. 27w5
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SO cmenf erhibirg tie balance in the Treasury
ported by tho 1Fsasurers from Nor. Is; 1S47, TO Nor.

Tho act of 1916 authorized the Treasurer
of State to call upon County Treasurers to
deposit in advance of their February settle
ments. Mr.. Breslin was not backward in
availing himself of the powers conferred
upon him by that law. The County Treas
urers were liberal in their deposites. In le-
SIS he refunded to them $6l, 1927 40, which
they had paid above the amount of taxes
due from their counties to the State. At
the annual statement in 1855, Mr. Gibson
refunded to them an excess Of S44,1S3 80,
which had been deposited with Mr.. Breslin
previous to bis retiring from Office.
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STATE TREAsuRER's 0FFfCE
Columbus March %. 1855,

n IOInmbus, March y, 1900, }
HoS. A. KELLEY, Chairman, &cs
Dear Sir-Bclow find statement OF the gross and
raj Of money paid me by Jno G. Dresn, ESQ, lat
Treasurer on accnnnt of hnlnncoa due from him;
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Ditch Notice.

INKS, of every kind that is worth using,
l. can be found at McCULLoCHS.
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E9- We last week gave little testimony
for spiritualists, in our midst, from the Cleve-
land Herald. We give another article from
the Same sourcc-We believe the ism is the
rap,a avary,uhnra
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E OF TREASURER OF STATE, !

"An abstract exhibiting the condition of the Treasury
the Tth inst published required by the act Of March
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-01-29
DIR. BOURNE,
WATER CIR PHYSICIAN.

HAVING every EiETry for the scientific administration Of Water
Treatment, eneTs the advantages Il this natural rational. and
r1osE eficacIG1s mode q curing diseases, 20 TnvaEfss. IN either
acute or Chronic sElges or suffering, and especially u those abar-
mg u1iler the ECNOCS EFFECTS OF CAL0AEL- and Drug
treaEueuE generally
There are 10 naGseous or poisonous medicines TO swallow CT
pay Brr as Dr.. B0t ESE does not administer any whatever. nor
bteed- cup or leech 20 L < not only the BEST but CHEAPEST
system for restoration Cd heaIEa.
In Cnr7nIc or Acute rheumatism, DiarrnGa- Dyspepsia
Fever and Ag1es IsthmuS Fever, ALL Nervous and Sexual dis
0rterz-inf act1 II al Cases the WATER CURES Of CNEQCAL-
Ed FALCE
Apply personally or address, By letter, as above.
u PARTICULAR NOTICE II
The = Ruzsan,- Digger InIfaa /. Turkish or Egyptian GSteam
baCaS- the Invention OF barharic nirG--wiEh all their EVIL
CoS>klt NCEs I'd Weak Lungs, PaIpiEazing Hearts and de-
etIztce4 Digestive and N1EriEiFe Organs are NOT Water Cure
ana Dear no more relaElon 10 that glorious system than does a
norse o a red herring notwithstanding ali The false REPRESENTA-
[l0us TO that effect Dr. BOCRSEE the Pioneer and Gully Water
Cure Physician On the Pacific Coast, and Is daily demonstrating
MS skill II MS art with the highest s1ccesE-eurinrs those whom
1ne DealcaI fraternity hat placed almost beyond the cgnfnes Of
hope such being the general character Of -he eases demanding
and receiving relief at his hands. Let them continue to come
and De HEALED and converted, tG this wiser and better way.
TE-2u=
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MISCELLANEOUS


x IA A&
GoTTH-EAST CORNER OF SANSOME
y and Commercial Streets. opposite the St Nicholas HateL
Fever AMI A-1e. InfernTr1zns anI orher Fevgrs, Jaxunaf5ce. Dis
sazes Of the LIVER Kidneys the GeniEaI and Craary Organs. al
STIFF Joints and arz also employed VIA astonishing zzecezs n
DISEASES OF THE EA
Azot al in49 t IleeEz fUnsfss So Ahcezzes. Cancer
Auctions gszeElIE, znd scrafzIa- These Baths seem u be
means would fail xiEhauE saerl : and prove Beyond .he uszshiTtv
of eagb6- 70 al Who Ia1ethen1- the E1Iqlty II Medical Practice
aEssnac, cad zLnc, 1ron7 antLnonz. egE1iae. ndhie Of potAsza.
ast ara EXTRACTED BIZ THESE BATHS
During nearly fifteen pears 1 have never given even 4 sBErzry
dose Of OH or salts much less any POISONOUS DRUGS. or
herbs and have NEVER seen a case n which they were requisite
L Water Treatment was employed Whea VIII the people Cease
them- while they also retain on their zEaEze books laws AGAINST
Of the human family less worthy OF protection than animals I
assert IN the face of this entire skate and 4he world az large, that
n iodine e : M 6r5er PqTSly +b-TbT 49, ~ - - A-
miaistsrat 20 The human system or N which beedTag- c1ppfng
sands an 5ramature raves rbrarrF An m-r5.aI o. s@--4eIa
poor AMI debata4 Victims Gf meiieaI raScaEty desire heaIEh- I
S4TCREs AGENCIES Of Good Food, Ar. Pure Wasers ER@5
else, Clothing the EIectrg-ChemicaI Baths, and the Sleeping and
Waxing Hourz. that without a particle Of NASTY and POISON
OCS medicine, I VII 20 arouse the powers Of their systems that
II there be any strength lei they shall speeftHy get perfectly wei
n nodyr Win MINDS 50 expanded Cd the perception CT natural
philosophy a. thereafter % cazse them to set their faces against
ali professional rOgues or fools and awake them 10 a knowledge
% 1hE eVAs az enIrlsInag Their ewn VIlai interest % the keeping
others whose interest mgsr ever be antagDnstc u their own
- = N~N VI N1AA~hhJ IA n HaEEr u
Physician. Sansome Street, opposite St. Nicholas Hotel. San
Francisco. importer into this STATE Of the FIRST and ONLY
apparatus for giving these delightful and beneficial Electro
Chemical Baths and whose experience N their Use warrants him
n speaking CT them n the terms ke employs They require great
caurIau Il administering them, and Dr. Bourne never entr1sts
that duty u Others EhEs avoiding al danger.
Il 30 many lying and frgEd certificates. and PRETENDED
editorial recommendations are PUBLISHED that those truthful
CT facts which Br. Bourne could offer, are withheld.
rather than any should SUPPOSE they we're merely = g0e up"
u Consultations without charge, and charges very moderate
for the benefits conferred.
u QUICK G~EEE-sUEE cUKE-R curabIes the
motto CT DR.. BOURNE
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NEW GOODS.

TVHE 81 BSCRIBER OFFERS FOR Sale
PIy ami W~4sHTyGFO 4ELsTOE, Isely arrived from
Boston consisting II part As hAoEs=
Dry Gosd-
do Eck1ns. baIez brown drilling, eases blue drilling,
do pant STUFF bales eGGe prnf- eases NanAn PaaE cnr47
do cassa81eres. do Waite eettsn, do carses =aas~
do sewing cetzou bIae and wine, 90 hckary shirts
do s1spen1ers. do seersUcker coats, do linen thread
Babes ksings, 10 Eng whEz linen drill do Navy duck
El7n Enen: eeEs z1E5Re=r DO a,n&efz eases mSrellss
dc Grange eo6au, w0osea saocking. mized 10.
shs g: M s:7- "a. s..s,a--
DO wounen's leather 6uskins, 90 native woEen's shoes,
DO Hen,s pa1enE erogaas. u calf Do,
Rigging leather, pump do
GreceEiez- ete-
% % $500 kf se1s1 Z % g 9ss5sTs. snRers,
do hbstersr 10 pickles.
do tsbaccu, chem5-aI Give soap.
e eessz Meet ": I. 81 Sf' "raa 5ssg- % ..g sa@e snap
Backing tea bags pepper
Naval Stores Paints, etc.
C da n sPo-s 1 -EF e51s k @s. saeh paint
do Blk varnizhs eopaI varmzh.
Cases copper rfghz, hoop iron. azsoraI sizes,
Bundles nail rods, copper rackz.
Gases handled axes. rgn AMI brass wire =g=pz-
Coffee mills. assorted cutlery assorted tn wazs,
Esgers screens, sad irDnss
Casks lanterns shoves, iron po9,
Til locks. pad Scksr e1e-
sHndrIes-
Bezss gs.zs 80. 9zIa azI5,, 1oz14, 1az14.
- -~1T
Bales cnrks, bhls lamps. EbEs umbers-
Crates uugz- PITCHERS cases axe heFres-
Baskets. nests reeIers, boat ka-s-
ALSO.
FuFmirHre.
- Sets painted chamber f1raiE-rz- single beIzteaTs.
Common wood seat chairs. ONCE chars. arm chairs
Pa-tnr chairs, barrOoH chairs French Sofas }
Hair mattresses double and single wlIo9 clriarps
Willow chairs door mats
Lumber. Shingles &c.
30 VI feet spruce boards, planned and ioiateI,
20 do do pune do different gTAIEieS-
% do shaved cellar shingles q do spruce clzpboarfs,
s do pine, 90 do pine Eazhs-
zoo pr sash, SxI0. 9xI- axIG~ I0xIa. IarI+ I
loo doors assorted sizes and 6h5eknesses. so blind doors
Rolls wire fence. 4
2drags complete with harness, hand carts, wheeTba-ruws-
Cases lanterns +
fellow Metal. Nails. sc.
Cs yellow metal Is sz, Is a. % az - e. q az. IS ax- IS ez
Kegs composition 1aiIs4 1 H1h- u inch Il nch-
do sheaSaing nails = inch = inch. /
G. BREWER, %.
@"-V Frr Stree /
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AOR SALE BIZ THE
II Cotton duck Nos / ID 105 anchors and CHAINS.
A1Ssl8 and Manila cardage- Il "a : neh=
Beef and pork; medium brsadz bUfrsr u kerS=
1awEnes5 boAz szIze1 tongues Eases preserved meas:
S preserved g-ssn peas Eases preserved Green enrns
3Ss0rr1d sauces. cases assorted ErHszh PIE fruits
1ss'rId English pickles. eaSz eharss Ens=
Eases Give al= earlr~ EHs=
34E SElg11S- cases mems cali brrrzu<z
S&S E01nens shoes dealm panss ana f-4kx-
HEr1E1re Of al kinds cruekerv Il NJ ET1F<-
6ASsW&re ant cutlery groceries Ct Al desrrTTzez,r-
Dupontz powder II I b Gzs=
Cane and wgad seat chairs. vzric1s aHsr-=
klkS monkey ackes= baes shEx ranFz-
Ships eznbooSs and cabin stoves;
Tsa5 e1eee= S1Exr- zsSErtS3 SPICES;
ESz View England rzR1
Gases NarsetE Brandy, lr,R~4
Ebs pU@ spzTs- ~
Hail pipes GIN
6aE anchors whaling gear blocks Assorted SIZES.
Sora an0 A2Sary eru0Ez5 bales wrapping paper
6oxs sn0eoEEsT haIr- paint and whEsx2A hra=hes5
Thi1 c3ShIng C al kzEIz=
AdavsnesE 70 arthcses adapted 70 the reaH trade
ALSa~
B@lssden11s5 bike drills zzazs=y- assorted
RI = G. RALDTyG
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DOCTORS SHOP.

o.. P.JCDD.A AT CORNER OF FORT
~ aud A@rcna1s Streets, rRml115 the pubEc taas be continues
u devote himself 10 the treatment Of DISEASES OF an kfnIs. btr-
ing Tor sale a great variety OF DREGs and MEDICINES Of the best
quality He sells also
P0ls0us-
ArSenur, SErcn1lle. veratrne, corrosive S1bTamaeeL
0xahc acHdz st IgnazD1s beans 1ux vanr6rz- OuftrIn
Pruszc acid, alcohol
Per<EmRPys
MUSK extract musk Cologne, HTeuEIer Easer-
windsor. honey alt other SOAPS
Miscellaneous
SaD> Pearl barley, 0ak meal rm sheIur.
ScE11@ and marking nix sands a-sx1sr%U
>0da VAR AID ether articles too humorous = ra-ss,-
Easily found when wanhaf- s.
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j. C.. SPALDIyG.

y. C..
OFFERS FOR SALE AT Low EST MAR
hkT PRICES balance Ct Merchandise imported Der
CETL0N-1 VIZ
Cases Suffolk blue drills, bales SIasersvfTFa denirus
Mems sewed goat and caIf peg'd hzggans.
NaCTTe WORKERS. shoes
A1tS- butter N brine, u I'D kegs
Eases OF Eastern dairy cheese, haIEbbls- hide paisor-
OF green corn and peas N tins, isaddIery, azzsrteff.
Rolls Of inch lead pipe, 4 complete variety 81 harf w.
loo kegs assorted nails.
90 BGtEs Boston cotton duck Nos I % 10.
Cases CT German glass 5 x L. 10 x Il II = Il Il II
Jars rom L 80 i feet eases denim frDcis and pants.
cases common California w01f-=sat chairs.
me cane seat do do eumRzou
assorted 6SracIau do do French top do
White kIf- pure, exr1 and No. l.
BOtlet1 Il AND spires EurpeuEIne-
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