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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-10-23
THE RETURN.


blic for the writer's long and regretted silence;
THE RETURN.
nv ANNA MARIA wELBY.
Thou wilt come to the home where parted,
The home of thy childhood, and mine,
Where together, when young and light-hearted,
We played meath the shade fthe vine.
But no voice, from the open door ringing,
Shall thrill to thy heart with its tones,
Nor step, DER the green sward-lke springing
Shall hasten at sound Of thine own.
Though thou'lt dream not the face Of the stranger
There smiles, where their faces have smiled,
That with kisses had wclcomd the ranger,
And words Of endearment-how vildi
Yet thy feet, by the wicket shall fal,er,
Thy hand on the latchet delay,
While thou'lt think, how the long years may alter
The dear ones left smiling andgay.
And IT, while the question propounding,
Unknown ones should hasten To greet,
The blood, from thy bosom quick bounding,
Shall crimson the face that they meet;
While thine eye, scarce the tear-drop reprcssing,
Shall thrnk from their gances away
Thy heart, in its bitterness, guessing,
Whatstth thou never could bear them 10 say.
For no hand, round thine own softly tvining,
Shall lead thee again to the board,
Where more for the absent one pinng,
The wine for the welcome is poured.
VII. i,h .,,,;,os nos, hor ,o.rdror, ;r,
rh.,.,o. ,,,o, ra,, e. r,h.o soro
rro,.ti,o arms aro,,rd chs, recL tbrorire
eLu .lt.n.- ,to.ro -, ~, ,,,,ro
In vain by the threshold thou'lt linger,
That sisters low laughter To hear
Or list for the flute hcrlight fngor
rhonO tho .roat ~, o,oa,.,
rhsh,.. ,h.. h..,s o.,,ood 49,. -,
re-, r,,so oy,h, hoor, "a ,r,,, s.aaon
uer so,r ro,.c 70 ,,;ss from ,to ,,,roro
For moment thou'lt think thou art dreaming,
Is this not thy birth places boforci
The light, through its easements soft cleaning,
,,5,,.-. la, a., s,a.-,...o. att.
Thai,.hado - a. ,,.,,,-..,. A., 1.o,,
r. 80 ~, ,to ,.onu,a-o ,,.;n.;,,,
v,o.o .r,,.nt a. or,os ,,,o,, ,rer, o,,,rd
And still Ger the roof-trec arc climbing
The roses, unchanged, since the tune
When the winds, in thy boyhood seemed rhyming
,snaas 49,. ,1,..a.t,. .t,a1.r,o.
=, 80 .'..
-, .,,,.,o. ..,,, tsr,o
-. 49, -. -.
Thou'lt think, At a parents feet kneeling,
How oft there the prayer hath been said,
While the stars through the azure were stealing,
A., ,,a,,,,, ,,o,,l,r ,,,o linz s,,, otoro ,hoo
- -. g.. -. 4, I,s,
-. NJ, ,,,., - e.
r.,,.,.aa -. - -. =, e.,
And then through thy dreams, rerchance, breaking
Az thou turnest to leave with Sigh
Some kind hand thine own gently taking,
~ ,'e - 1p,' - 80 - ~ ! "'
' ~, M. ,,.,''..u M '' - 80
-, - ,,,. -
W.. It, a.,.,,,.,, ,no,,,de eon.
The mother thy young heart that moulded,
Whose love, now immortal hath blest;
The green DER the bosom light folded,
IN .t,o4 A.. IL ;ialood L., Al nrost
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-10-23

Both kissing and praying seem to depend
somewhat on tho force Of habit. JoRnson's
Encyclopedia Of Instruction says:--The
feeling that causes a man to kiss bis wife,
be can excite in himself at any time BY
kissing her. y
The above law Of nature Is so important
and general that large volume might be
written without exhausting The instances Of
its influence in the conduct Of life; still il
has strangely escaped the observation Of
rejecting men. From il we may learn the
Importance Of prayer, in preserving within
US devotional feelings
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-10-23

Manufacturers Of Copper Tin and shcetIron Ware and
Dealers In Stoves Agricultural Implements Stovrs, Rags
Wool Hides Sheep pelts, Old Copper, Old Stoves &C.
All sorts of genuine Yankee Notions. Pease's Brick
Block, No. l, Fremont, Ohio. May ~ 1904
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Fitch's Gallery of Art.

Ambrotypes Daguerrsotypes and Photographs taken ia
superior style Also, Portraits painted Life Size Ell
er from the sitter, from Daguerreofgpes, and salts
faction parrdHfed in all cases.
have lately purchased the stock, fixtures &c belonging
to the D. Wes' room, In Minis block and shall contin-
the business ut the place. where shall be happy
to attend to those who favor me with n call.
Instruction given in Ambrotyrng also, in Portrait and
Landscape painting. NJ. w. FITCH.
Fremont Oct 81, 1856. 4Oyl
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CnuGcId q RrOthcr,

Hardware Merchants All kinds ofIron and Steel ware,
both American and Imported; sold at Wholesale Re
tail Every pattern Of Cook Parlor Box Stoves Ag-
ricutural and Farm Implements Woodenware, Cordagc
Oils Paints, &c, Belts Block, No. 2, Fremont, Ohio.
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greene a. V1incarOrk.

attorneys at Law will attend to all business entrusted
to their care. Offce-Nims Block, Corner of Croghan
and Main street, Fremont, Ohio.
j. l.. GREENE. T. T. FINEFROCK.
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CNoanAS Lopet No ~ independent order Of Odd Fell
lows meets Mt Odd Fellows Hall, in BucklandH Block
every Saturday evening
FREMONT ENcANPMExr, No. ca, I.O.o.F, meets in tho
same Hall the I'd and 4th Monday evenings OF every
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auckland & Everett.

Attorneys and Councillors at Law, and Solicitors In
Chancery will attend tn professional business and Land
Agency in Sandusky and doning countless Office, End
story Buckland's Block, Fremont.
r. p. DUCKLAND. HOMER EVERETT.
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Masonic.

FoRr STEPHENSON LoDGE, No. 225, Free and Accepted
Masons, meets at Masonic Hail. in Doncysons Block, on
she 1st and Sd tuesday evenings Of every month.
FREMONT CHAPTER, No. 81, Royal Arch MasonF, meets
at ths place. the LIST Friday evening Of every
month.
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I, q. G. r.


FOUNTAIN LODGE No. l36, Independent Order Of Goo
Tempars meets at their Hall in "Buckeye Building ev
ery Friday evening.
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B. J. BARTLETT & SON,

A TToRNEYS AT LAW, have removed their office to
~ the second story Of Minis now building, r.
Dernham's Clothing Store. ~" Entrance on Croghan
Street. All business entrusted to them will c carefully
attended to- II. j. BARTLETT,
Fremont Nov. 2i 1855. J. II. BARTLETT.
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and they quote some snch words as
''IIsrk,from the tombs--
when We rather think it should be set down,
GONE IN THE MoRSINe,
and ''there is no night there"
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QOftrn.

From the Louisville Journal
hF- This beautiful poem makes some amends 20 the
nnhic for the Mriiera long and rerretted kilence;
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Bcnistry.

E.J. CONGER, DENTAL SURGEON, respectfully tenders
his professional the citizens of Fremont and vi
cinity Teeth inserted iyot gold or silver plate and
in the neatest lS Office in Sharp and Shomos 5
building, front room upstairs.
Fremont, Aprills, 1856.
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Homeopathy.

Or. j. W. FAILING, having established hmsef for the
purpose practicng Homeopathy in this place and vi
ciny would respectfully to the public that his
present arrangements will enable those desrous of avail
Ing themselves of Homeopathic trestment, to rely with
certainty upon prompt attention to their calls whether in
or out of town. EF Rooms, in Sharp shomo,s Block
N. B. Dr. +. pays particular atteptipn to az forms Of
chronic diseases. Fremont April 10, 1856.
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Theodore CIapp,

Manufacturer Confectionery and dealer In Foreign and
Domestic Nuts Fruits GrocerieH and Yankee Notions
Principe and Havana Cisars. Main street, Fremont o.
June 10, 1855.
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behind pillar under the gallery, as il
doubtful of the propricty of being there at
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-06

AATE haze ca AAsa = fsS Aanasoaae RATTAN SEWING,
w Aaa sad kOckIs6 cfiAlkss nAhfEk SD
0sOE RkS BASkE1s, LAnlks' FANCY ~ OLA HAkhefs
MO AACAkNuK a WILSON.
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Notice to Contractors.
EssSSEs EzzSSS9 gzss:;s55 Is s.sss G.
WINCHEsTER AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.


nRoPosA AIS are invited al salem Saturday TIE llth
July next for the Grading. Masonry and ldRhB oil
thIs road diyerging from the Nahve and ChatanoORa
Railroad at Decherd and running through winchester ana
near Salem in usin couRty Tenn and from teuCs 20
Fayetteye IN Lincoln county, distance Of about 'hry-
The road has been partly graded for about 20 esfrom
Decherd-T sections having been finished ana ~ Pary
graded -. ..,,,o,s f,, .hor,
enc raj eachl Payments will be four fths cash aud one
sh hi be the work progresses the STOCK
oply 10 be reserved monthly estinates
There v IN be some heavy work. in making the ascent
rom the or sng OF Xix River 70 the table lands known
as tue 'Barreas" Very little rock WILDE encountered on
ne conntry through which the line 4 carried Is healthy
and abouods in the requisite production for the sustenance
Of men and stock. ,,--,.-....t. -
Plans ana Prohes be examined blank proposals ana
contracts WITH accompanying Specifications procured ana
- int,rmation in relation TO the work can be oo-
t.ned on appcation kdwin Mead, Resilient Engheef'
Al Fayetteviie for ten days previous 70 the letuhg
ssssfsctorv evidences Of ability to complete the WORK
Md for must accompany the proposals, which may De Au-
v x srrvKSsoS, President, Nashville, Tenn.
La N tRASr Chief Engineer do do.
fpwIN MEAD, Resident do Fayetteville, do.
~ be handed d at Sa EN- on the day OF lettinE.
b. order u the Board. Jar. n GRANT, ~
nashville, May Ia, lS3I-ttbulyl Chlel hhF'neerS
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II crRRvy VrrSgRAL UNDER.

T II. cURREY, FUNERAL UNDER ETS
j TAEFR and CABINET NAKRR, bsgs -
leave 20 nfor his friends ard the public generally that
hs has moved his Shop sad Cora roons 70 Cas- sHEF-
AHns Cd sand Dsanerck street, lstsiy oocuped b. J. W
McGvmn, shere he Is prepaFed e taFhsh cens o. every
eviptaa torstssr vi,h coed Horses hacks snd every
hing saw He s give his persona At
tenfion % al cslls both dAY ans night.
Fqrnur3 Of al Kinds repaired made 20 order IN tht
best styie. frtto JUN n. Nthhf.
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II a q H. .
PERPETUAL LIME KILN.

THIS KILN viu bara four hundred Bushels q line
stone (shch Z good seene Is eqaA % ene thoasAna
bashcs q slAckea mel in twrnty four hoors 9Th oaf
cords q wood and Is perpetual IN ts operAiion, nc e
beng drawn in three sx hours r1 ne eAe ans
reenish Cd af the top Of the eupoia fs . bet ne Or
nry ever dsy capacity d the Kn has been soaaf'
anty drmanstFsted b. those Aready ~ eprfsien- -
aiso Ius n that narned - NE q
alnary Wag. all the st0ae being Perfecuy oetneei,
aumoer % rsliAb~ esruncatss % re eAtee.y !.
he Kun and Any ether increIsfieu IN rrisfs 70 -
s - farnshei o. appiicson - clter 60 ehefslse =
he sucrhsr 80 j. sren iof sae ofrghts saa pat
dag up Kiins 10 the State Of fenecssee -. .o.
.,.., -, a. ss.T larRa-dsWetn
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RAILROADS & STAGES

Through Rates from New York ana
Philadelphia to Nashville, in con-
necIiOn with New York aOd Phil
adelPhia steamship Lines 10
continue without alter lion
from ~ of JHsc Ist OF
Hacess, h, r, 1857.
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FOR RENT.

A COMFORTABLE TWO STORY HoUsE, near
n The cerner q spruce and DtnumbrAne streets, -
contAIuing az Rooms, besides kehen, wants L.
guons st.bes ec s Be ted or ne rsn4inder o. ne
year oe Tie most accomEodAting fsEns-frnt pa abs
moushiy.
good cook, washer and Eoner al BE- hired ior ne frn-
der q he year part II the nllufu MAJ Be rsatsae
pAfehased. Appy % MILL. L. BQfp.
mayge--d General AgrRt, cAsrrg %.
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- HM . Y q q.

F-HE subscriber takes this method Of informing MS oa
customers and friends and the public generahy, thA'
removed his Hardware Store from the old STAND on
Ha-ket srset TO No53 in The large brick building IAtey
erected on the South side Of Broad street. where ne keep
sonstahty on hand aud makes 10 order the various
smbraoed In his line OF business. lie invites epeeia az
tenltou TO his large assortment Of CASTING hLLO"-
WARt, BRASS &C such as Mantle and Coal crates WAg-
on HoNes Plow Nods StraE Caters Germs 1eder corn
Cru,hers Mil Crushers Balcony Work and Iron fsholng
Cos,e Mills Tea Kettles h tiles, Doglrons candle
stiegs and an almost endless variety Of other Articles
ieno9-tf ANDREW ANDERSON
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Eirst CLASS DOarding Mouse

NO. 81 CE DHh - ItL y
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
T1UF Subscriber respectfully informs the citizens OF Nash
VILE and its vicinity that he Is prepared TO accom-
voo5ate All the Day Boardrrs that will call on him. hit
Roc IL awaya Omen 70 the travelling community and
hopne that his friends and acquantAnees Su give nun
"a, 49, " eI my r. W. WITHIN HToN, Agent.
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Rattan Chairs.


Al u have on land few kandssmr RATTAN sEWfHG
w AIM ard kOCklAG JffAtar, HA0f TX ans
CLOTHES BAsKsIe. LApiks' FANCY NORA sA.kkts
miD Ma,KtnLlF WILSON
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NEW GOOD9.

KHy have jus, received from ReTrsAos' IA New York
w hnr assortment Of cHtLDREs's CARRIAGES con.
tsnins ons Of the nHss thai haze been broushI
shis city,
Also. Go-oARTs. yELocIFEDEs. &C.
ale MACKENZIE WILSON
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4 A5IfSork wsss aiafradacss''i = sashxlsis
n - A IAaC0MbE.
Amar1tFpss are ae nnahsre eaag ~ HxatFle thea a
. aDhsozype kcouls, Ne e. c1ilsFs sf.
Anargsf cs uaas sse teaen FAtf fle1a 81 lsti'
eF sesd snd has peo1eclsd asAnti AZ pe.sis 81 ~
anprsyps csunseFislta aaas en- saEis Et2s., sei
ss45sd laa ~ ual - Fneis oIlaal a4fass
Anarotses aers naassl ~ 80 lnF~1tft - stnsas1
s, Ts. a. cthef ssesn1su o<hsF Hen eqIreH ~
aaA arsis 4 "a a. 4afaaf prs11s HAet l4c4a &c aa
nesno = AmereslFs-ssas as dar4ashw ~1ts
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tTE hare variety q fsr cookias ~ Gas. ~
w Nheh, sta eenmoh Gas Burner. ftis q Ssfer
Be ~ D. boil IN tlEee Offter iafs and
sharnE Gags also 70 be hrasd b. as Pres els up
sasd fmios aAcAEAztk a wiLS0S.
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Regular New Orleans Packet.

- THF substantial steamer CUNRFR-
500 LAND, Captain WV DuRRrTr having
rsesssS==sEyss superior accommodations for Psssen-
GEES Freight and Stock " NV durHF the season above
and all edaelaudings. Herexceedng ighdrauEht
will iusure the OF direct shpr ents MessTs
W. A. JOHNSON CO. OF New Orleans, will act Agents
in conjunction with Capt VI. D. ?. II BROOKS who Uill re-
permanently in New Orleans No % Carondeipt ST.
dur7g the business for he purPoe Of giving his
tire stertion the filing Of all purchase the low
est figures. H.-H. HARRISON.
decS-6m Agent
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lCkf4aae-Alis iass. 9sAfbznks' esistFs1se Dormasl
~ flati4F coanIsF snd 9rccsr' f1Asst. In tors ana
~ eke a. AkhaaRslnI era u .css tteif erenfs,
1ss4 Nv. u. aoAloN CO.
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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
TO
COLUMBIA, WANNESBOUO O, JACKSON,
LAGRANGE AND MEMPHIS.
SPLENDID Four TI5r.e Coaches + ON Frarkrn 70 la
} grange, connecting at hase points Uih the Railroad
Tusounbis, Floreree ard Montgomery, Ala, and
Aberdeen, Ctlrmbus and Canton, Miss.
The Foug Horse Cesch Lires thee points are on IN
eEosrpt order ing close with the Railroad
al y snkiin, Tern.
Express TrainlCayes the Gerot At
Pulaski ard Elkton,
And all plscesthr 'ugtout the soutl rrn cnanfry.
We have suendidnes running connecting with the Rail-
road a. Frankhn.
Passengers for
Pulaski and Elkton
weave Nsshviie the O'Clock, P. N. Train Monday
"Wednesday aud Friday.
Accom- NOTATION LINE
leaves NasIviilr daly Al ocicst NJ, connecting At
Franklin Sh Daily -Four Here Coseh Tine Couu bis
For all inforr ativn thTeuah 1icbsts &C. sIpv the
General kaifoad STAGE snd Omnibus once, No % Cedar
STREET opposite the Ie-t . c..
~ Omnbussss ~icail for passenger IN Psrt ofths
civ. marI--ff
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WHEELING,
PITTSBURG,
DUNKIRK,
BUFFALO aud



To all the Eastern cities.
Three daily eastern Trains at A n 10 N and , n
IlRsI lhAIN-Cieveiand Fittsburg, steubrnyiIIe anu
"heehhg, lightning EnpTess, leaves CDcnnst al O'Clock
Al or an me Eaern cities; also Detroit via Cleveland
springfield, Wilmington, Clrceve Lancaster aud L.nr
uliei Chco'hV and Athens Ibis IRAN stops bets eep Gin
ennati and Columbus al Loyeand sOrrOE Xena and Lon
don only.
SECOND fRAlN-Cleveiand, Pittsburg and Wheeling NJ.
press Mail, leaves Cincinnati at 10 OclocA A. NJ VIA ey.
And Pts5urg anu Wheeling, for al the Eastern tes his
ran stops at al The points betaeen COlum
has.
tHlkO TRAlN-Accommedston Leaves Cincinnati Al
a@ oeiock PA, Tor Springfield, Wilmington Cre.ryilit
ana Lanctser ChliicctLe 4nd uisbOrOaEh. This train
stops al an pltats bets Cincinnati abd spi irghed
FoUkiu iRAiN-Cieyeand and ptlts6ufg y gnt Expres.
leaves cincinnati at O'Clock, NJ Cleveland and sts
bafs iof az he Eastern eities. fas train points
between Cincinnstl and Columbus.
one Train on sunday a. 30 O'Clock p NJ for Columbus
Trains ran ~ Columbus Time faster than Gin.
innau.
Fare as Low as BY any othsr Route.
FOR rHkOUGH TICkETs,
Aad Authorization please apply a. Inc oces No Burnei
a use seeond door West OF Vine street No III, Gibson
House Building and Old Office Southeast corner OF Bread
~ay and Front street, opposite Spencer House the
Eastern tiAtte hiami) Depot, kast Front tfect.
Oglcs hOHrs IRON AZ 4. n, HHfd % r. II.
z. W. sfRADER, GsnTAgt.
THE OMNIBUS LINE
Oahs for Passengers AZ al The pr cpa Hotels for each
avery tran. b. leaving directions c her Of the above
oaees, Will call for passengers ali part Of the city, with
oitfaii. tmaygTi ~. D. KuG1LEs, Conductor
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WE have nnmerous patterns OF Oval, Round ard OBJ
w long w-iters. from 30 spNara, Feasher nast,rs
screobiog and b.etlas bruse. Esh serubong BFsh
ne NAcKExzIg A WILSON.
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NASHVILLE TO COLUMBUS. GA.
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS.

SUPERNTESDSSr's CFErcF, " A G. r Ri
NASHVILLE Jan 1851.
lN and an Monday newt u irst The Ticl et NJ
~ fee q the Nashvur a sttsrooga Rtiroad ~I be
established a. No 20 College rect under the Sewauee
Hotel The OH'e viii he oTen II A. NJ. ard closed -
O'Clock, Y. VI. Ia should Ti.kefs fore
going TO the cars. u. l. ANDERSUN. Snpit
c. l.. ANnEssON, Vii et AgsTt iau9-u
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Reduction in Freights |!

NJ ksve TIE pleasure that he Rsirosdi
w eve rgduerd her feigfts CTbiJsICE We
sso ecnersfuate Tie people o. Tennessee thSt In vTy
short tire, ~ Cen vii pas his pacf % Atlanta
with az bresiiue bulk 1hIs fote viii then BE- at least tao
dats in advance q Snvannah.
Take partiruiar no. &C. q ~ rc8WAHD rvHlT Tuise
destined ior De ifttrer re oW rate Of
t9ke &c dnHry Iaci ares, and tisi EEsHArES fuEr
rHiss hrrfby svcunE 20 au, may AZ least oSr tss
e-T sonlrs
VS. Paw - fn-s rslrs ESow TEES AR sieHT.
The az esd ssnts toga 81 savannah and CbsTi,son,
10 sut NsAsUHs
Oor sKpeass bills paid here therefore you nssd roi
remit.
Vs. Al', 'sui you eupests' 81 cur bis Wsnsvsr isiA
package le ever herr.
We paw fiet Personal steniion 20 eur hn'uiss. sd
no'ns shsn b Eantr our part 70 prom ore NE
interest 81 al Eto IstCnEe ~.
Wear uos CO tending against tso Mighty SofptsIoos
I'VE ak ihe Tutic % sgffstu - Y cur sort not
done a. Seil snd eur halls theifs, uen take
IRON us and give il 20 ttsfu-
AaJ aiormuos abo5t F0ods and thing pertain
ing 70 tts busness, chs g iul, gwen
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llerring,s safes.

III have supply Il those ereerAsl Safes nat are
w knosa % bs hoth 1U4GLka AND VI f-Pht0f.
lau efsn dec AaRea ik-t eksa lersss buFut dosn
"A he hooss an3 pzls ~ q fhs fand y - - an
ttkt try sfugs Ise4e. ths has hspp< pei
Eta tns HerFlnk SAT-. waite elkrr safss hsFs
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Express Notice.
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fINHE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY have made ar
rangements with the aho Rail- oih f,r a Daily Express
Line ant prepared receive and forward Freight
Package, &C. bv Passenger rains 70 HuHtvle Decatur,
TnscuT bis ana nrmed ate stations the c. and NJ
C. Railroads small Psckag AZ reduced rates.
~ Messengers leave NASH VILE daily & o'clock,
~ Freights TO be orvar'ed by Express viii be cali
without extra charge. lsDi0-ul A. X HOLT, Agent.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-25

ATTENPTED SCLcIDE.--I2ois0n ami LORD
Some time ago widow woman, in Kirkwood,
opposite this city, named Ann Frank, fell vic.
lyntly in love with an Irisl,uan named Patrick,
employed upon the railroad over there Patticl.
pretended 10 reciprocate the passion, and with
'studied, sly, ensarng art kept stealing her I'M
suspcclipg faith-(she was only 40 years Of agc)
with many VOWS ''and re'r true one" I'M
til the ancient couple, like the two clouds seen
at moTning, iloated on, and had almost melted in.
to one. The day before yesterday the Marco
hearted Patrick evinced signs OF GOODNESS to.
wards the widow. She referred him to his
VOWS Of love and constancy-appcaled his
symputhies,- pictured tn his vision u broken
hart, shattered affections, and all that. Pat
was adanant, and only deigned To interrupt her
occasionally with, I'VE hare enough" This was
more than delicate female constitution could
bear. Mrs. Frank concluded to ''snuif the can
die Of her life and go out in darkness" Accord
ingly She procured, absorpcd and lodged in her
stOmaclIicnI regions an immense dose of corro-
sve submatc, a poisonous and destructive
compound, from the effects of which she is now
lying in Il critical condition. Our informant
says that the affair has created great excitement
in the town and has afforded matter for an end
less amount of gossip.