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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-07

.SuNpAY. Sept. s.

Ship Ben Bolt lcf yarmouth Me-, Lorins Cs,dis Ave.
Amazon bound f. 18th, lat, 40 80 lon 81 % spoke shpGl
sS sa5 .Sp M Ma9ssa for S5sHS a Ss
lon 81 TO- spoke ship Helen McGa for New York. Taxi
ship Ply Rock - as@m9ad hCndGp and PII:c"
Ship VIM. F. Schmidt Sears Liverpool 40 days with md''-
Barb Exact Fr.by Savannah days with and .hsss
suIge, Csarmsn Co. sth inst Barnsss. bearing NV:
by Is miles saw schs mast apparently attached 70 'H'
Bark Cisuu., Berry, l2 dsys from ha'snzss
With u Ssl.a s sn's % M h. rsbos Co. Aug
n Ps st .sn.. ss
Bhs C Perkins Be.. Wilmington, N days with ps'a
Brig VIM Richardson iof suuderlsndl Bsras', MezsudI.
old wreck completely Governed with barnsees jay
60 ?, 81 T1 o. 20 :RSS1 Rt' aas M s o
spoke ship conquest hence for San Eancsco all well 40
~ @ 81 S IS sS' srd r .h sf Inst t'Ts': i0i
spoke chr col John aeRse, hence for Wilmington
Big Houon Veazie, Bangor "a days. with hemlOck bSs"
schI Magellan Inmsn, Virginia day, with wood ,.r
schr Sol Anderson, Putns 9, Washington ~ e., asIr
with naval stores to B. Blossom Son.
schr RIO Small Wilmington N c., days, with wheat |"
schr EcsOr tsmas.ed webb COte ApslachicOa 25 ds5s
s o?1 aIs ser S II 4s dag with whe
schr Hanks B.sr North CarsD. days With w:5s wheat
schr W. salisbury Johnson Virginia days with um'er
schr Howard salye,r. Newbern, NC, days with naval
schr. Cun..ow OIL Ph.en wind'or N s., u days with
scbr Col simon, Wallace Bath y days, with lumber 70
sb ' Sam Was. Calais days with lumber to Jed Frye
schr ST. stephen. MeGreso'y cssi' days with lumber"
DsTGh P.pco.ts Phinney Boston, with md.e to master.
ecb, M TYLER Bacon, Hiddletown for Phia1epbs
schr Fanny Hszaid, Bucklsnd Hartford.
sohr. T. p. Abel Diekenson Portland Co., stone.
Schr. Dolphin, Rogers, New Bedford.
schr. G Floyd, Racket New.Hsyen for PhlsdeiPSs-
Scbr. Monte Chrsto Sarty New. London
Schr. Mary Ellen, NcCracken, Phuadelphia
scbr. NJ. Reed. Kelly, Albany Cor New bsdfoId \,
schr Ch.rub Bailey Gardiner days. with lumber 20 Sress
schr. Augusta Perry New Bedford, with oil to &. IL
Leonard
schr L. H. Hubbard. Russell. Portland, CT, stone.
schr. Robert Smith. Coe. Portland, u, stone
Sehr II. d. Leighton. Tracy, Rome out for boston -
schr Henry Lawrence Allen, Maehiss 10 days with lans
schi Lsynis Hopkins, shrats, North Carolina days. VII
schr California sheperd New Bedford days with rsd'eS
Sch, Hampton - New Bedford with lumber.
sIoop Oliver Ames French, Taunton.
Sloop Hsrvel, Corwin, Providence.
slo0p Mai. Louisa Cu%mins Fan Riysr % hours WITH
ndss to joseph Allen. Capt; C.. report, IT, "a
Steamer Westehes.er. ClGk, Providence ~ ''N''
Issac OdeL - c.ns Nav
steiner D.l.w.n.. cop.s Philadelphia '0a ''''
iI s:n ssf aeou Norwich with nd' " H.
steamer Palmetto, Baker. - hour. from Boston
BELOW-l ship and bsrka ,...h
WIND during the day from mn" W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-07

COFFEE-rhe business to-day IL small prces have noI
changed Of 900 bags RIO ellie and ~ beg. 40
f DAYS ago bat not repored Ro.baef ~nien as1
been hpped out Of this market reducing the eeI Of MO 70
so 900 batL r,., v,o,,
ELOUk AND MEAL-The inquiry for Western CsnH FsoT
,.ed the arrivals fair and the stock il prospect "hes
irduess buyers 70 hold tas coupled with the
the money msrhet gave buyers the sdvan.Afe "a
CT .uoafc bbL the low and msdlan ttsese
Esshnl .I.a:ssd fr s.lo sss Sas s. fr comma. 70 soo
ss. "a .1.r e. 6 sss ., % .s sa,s
oI.~ "a 5Oa al o h ss>d u chosos - ~ We ~ u
I.u.s sanda ma S7S o. iss s,ts 0snssss $500
sSssy ~ q Aas lSW0i We sass ~ Nv ~ ~ - WV
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Receipts Of Produee-SEPT. ).

By ne North Rirs Boat,-e3 400 bash. Corn 400 do
Wheat. Sc pkss Ashes, s4I do WHISKY 5000 b6ls Fosr
By The Ere Railroads. bbls. Flour. do. Whisky, u
pkgs Cheese 99 DO Butter 2 bales Wool pkfs Ashes IL
BAGS Oats S2 do. Wheat 490 Hides Ssl sides Leather
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK....


stssn.hips-Auses.a. Woodruff, Savannah s. L. Mitchell
Msner Fostsr Charleston, sD06ofd, Tlessn Ca Jsmes.
,ovn, Parish Norfolk Lsdsm Pesssnts Star Of The Wee,
Gray, Aspnvai, n. b. Roberta
sklsCe,tuhOI, CarhinA LiyelpcO ZereGs Co. Borest
G.iy, 5ysJ, NevoJsssa, n H. DbeAsa.
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Paaseuxers Arrived

Ia ahip carxano from Los1snJ. H. Pes,nsill j. H. ssa
son. Frank Owens
In aiip PlymosA fra London aad P0tssost-Asx
Nc James LADY Mrs Julia Grant John Grant John A.
Kent Henry Co,krot Alfred Arnold Mrs A Arnold Charles
Arnad.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. TINS DAY.
eun-Eises 53 Sets. .....6;x2 Aooa-Rises. so
wAfgR.... THIS BAY.
ssr6y Hook. sos Gov. Ispd... s:0 Hell Gate.
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usrkeu, .CAREYuLLY RKPoRTED FOR TIE TRIBUNE

"
lsHES-The market unchanged the demands hghi sales Of
pots AZ 81 S7t and Pears a. 81 lstds79
COTTON-The make. Is quiet, but steady Inc "os Az
=, sorted It 40 bales. We repeat quotations
xrw.YolK cLAssvic Arios.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-07

aRIYyER-ARNOLD--At Arnola.on, usrtss County n r.
- Eb asy Ne u .ss;, tsssIsSs " Ne Ws<y " ~ g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-07

BOSTON, Sep. a-An. ship Ss0 a s,s y s.
srpoe and the bath fhs o. r. stssnshiy L.
AsssI. f.nsr. .9a,:S here fro. Ss"'I''A 1t 'Ss'
D<rSiyk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-07

The Anthracite Coal trade is inactive with little
prospect at present of Improvement Below will be
found comparative statement from the two regions,
the Lebgh and the Schuylkil showing the tunnage Of
each of the carrying companies for the week and sea-
son the present and last wear:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-07

-. ,,.m..t-.. =, :. a. ,....sa,v In add
p.rI r,.,o,eI -, .,.ah ,',n, :. THY Of the
Mir. eoDf,-rc. of,hs Community
Pr Alber. H. E,colay,s 70 ,nar xiv auction
al, % c,o.ks and rord, ..l,.Le ,,.ce m Monday
r. 7,b ;,,. 9, ~ ,,.,o,L =, - Merchants e.
- -. -. I'll hs offered
1,clpsed in ,bs =, ,bs Sab Treasury TO day
we've s4O 600 for Cove,,rA,. S.ock and gro 600 TO
the STATE of MARYLAND &, h.rl interest.
The exoor.s NJ snaoo ron, mi. nort for the week
e,< this dsv and c- ,bs xear 1857 thus far were
| az fo,lors.
scboo1.r Can't. ss,dG,a .msr;e.D Gold sl?co %
s,,an,hiP soru.ss HAnbqrs American Cod. 5sS q,
sseam.bip ARABIA Lve,poo Cold bars......... 5000 90
s'sfn,hR J'y Of Washington Liverpool AMER esoOo %
St. amshp North star Bemen Americ.n Gold. io 10 o.
''e'H-'nP norm ''AI' Bremen SILVER -
Total for the ~eei..................... 81 500 20
''''''''' 'ei0'''o'''''' ''''''''''' :. :,
Total, S'|Isooo -
Imports at Ney.York for the week and since JAW !:
For The E,>k rS55. 1886. 1917
G.yy.,.J Tro-.h.na oa5 OF 1855 zoos So
Tosl ioE me =, n s 1871 Iii az 1851 se
- .,---c, -,
'-nce jan ''.'''''..@ i','i',ot- 80 49,
Inc DIS o. the Wooster banh, D' ~ 80 w
redeemed as usual by W. Z" y. o'''"' w. 4, co..
street, it . cent oiscouh'' 1nee '' 'HaA
Of these bills n circulation, and tney arc soa'eu "
bonds pledged with the e'a'e lres 'aier:
The Niagara RIVER ana no. ID. Niagara YUM
bank notes are thrown out oy Tue 'enr' QUO
The Directors OF The ONO hle S"u Luz, OJupA"y
bave appointed ". W. ncaioolous" +Nu " n' "ooP''
OF CINCINNATI ana feIer oaiiH o' 49,
toe1amine the affairs OF The Ne"-1o'k once. i's
Committee have been mere Tor sever4i osys ana nnu'
Ne understand, matters are IN muci more iaVOFa'
bic state than was aaticps'ed.
The deposits in the Trust Company a. Cincinnati
are Incoming raDidly absorbed by the payment OF
ueOls cue ueie Illus -cE, sue mas icuuOeu h. ooii'
ties nearly $4,000 by giving therefor discounted
paper and bonds and mortgages, in winch her capital
was originally loaned
The receipts Of the Nes-York and New Haven Rail-
road Company for month of August, 1857, Were
Passengers lv2OoI %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-07

WNNED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICK-sErT
5-Before r. J.. STLwELL.
ABtonio Ricaldi, charged with passing counterfeit
smarter dollars was com nitted after examination,
q default OF $3.50 bail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-07

CoNRT OF COMMON PLEAs.--sPrcIaL TERN.-sEFr.
a-Before Judge DAILY.
Catherine Miller agt. Robert Muler.-M JtOn for
leave % answer rrsD;ed with 80 costs.
John w. Crane agt. George +. Stevens.-Motion
granted.
Benjamin Sslter agt. Albert i. Cspwell.-Order
aled.l7lpg Injunction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-07
LAW INIELLIG ENCE.
fufREME COURT-sr,oItL TEsH-sep.. s-Befoo Jodr,


pyhtony
NFCHAStCs' RANKING ASSOCIATIONS.
thss Rapalo act The Mechanics Banking A.soeston.
The matter OF Receiyership OF the aS-ets Ot the Me
'staliCs Banking Association came Nd again to-day.
Several Ct the poluts urged yesterday were pressed
sron the Court, e. length. Objection was taken 70
s4,e appointment Of two instssd Receiver; II
ssid that in in this State hal thai obe
Aeen appointed.
Mr.. Wheeler. who appeared for q depostor, sue.
,fes.ed thu. the Receiver should be familiar with the
banking business, person who had been P Cashier
OF Pre,ident Of some Bank. Had Bank President
been Receiver Of the Knickerbocker Bank go 00 or
$50 600 would have been saved 70 those Interested
Several names possessing this requisite were sug-
sFes.ed
Mr.. Blunt her read the order proposed by the plain
-AG.
Some trivial amer dmepts having been made, the
ssaeY lett with the Judge VINO, at is'er hour 10
the day entered order appointing Ar drew Corgon,
es HE Sing security 20 the people OF this State 10
the sum Ct $l00 coo.
DECISIONS.
Wm. G. Young agt. Alexander hller.-Tne motion
aside the judgment 70 defendant moVl1g matt be
Evsnted without costs.
Joseph FEELS act Felicia Vestvah et sl.-Motion to
waste s;isctmen. denied with e 10 costs.
jas. L'Daunot ag.. Robert b. Russell ct al.-Ihe
IN this must be dissolved With $40 costs
Mary Osborn agt Jas. NJ. Osbofn.-Judgnent OF
divorce granted
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-01
Noftru,
A CuRrous QUESTION.

ny SPENCER ". CONF.
A daughterl r
Well what brought herr
Kitty asks" How came she herc."
Half with Joy and hAfwith fear.
Kitty sour eldest child,
Eight years old rather wild
Wild in manner, but In mind
Wishing all things well defined.
Kitty says" How came she here,
Father: Tell me. II queer
Yesterday we had no sister,
Else IN sure should have missed her
When went TO bed last night;
And this morning hailed her sight
With strange and new delight.
For, indeed IL passes all
To have sister not 20 tall
As my doll; and with blue eyes;
And-I do deelare--it criesl
Last night did MT see her, father;
Or, IN sure, had much rather
Stayed at home still as a mouse,
Than played all day at grandma's house
She is so pretty and so tiny;
And what makes her face so shiny
viii It always be like thati
viii she swell up, plump and fat
Like my little doll; or tall,
Like my wax onei Tell nc all
Allsbouth her, papa, dear,
For do so long to hear
Where she came FROM and what brought her
Yours and mammals bran new daughter"
daughter-another daughteri
And the question is " What brought herr"
Spence our boy, but three years old,
Says the nurse did--and is bold
In defiance of them both
Since to yield his place he S 10th.
And pouting, feels his noses point
When declare t is out Of joint.
But though this childish explanation
BE food enough for clilds vexation,
We older folks must better end
To feed the hunger of the mind.
To us, of larger issues preaching
This link Of life eternal, reaching
From earth to heaven, this newborn soul
Come fresh from where forever roll
Its countless years through yonder heaven,
Hath deeper cause for thinking given
daughteri
And what brought her?
No matter what; she comes to bring
blessing in her life's young spring.
" No matter, darlingsl she is herel
Our daughter, sister, baby dear;
Open your hearts, and let her enter,
Open them wide, for God hath sent herr
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-01
AN UNREPEALED STAMP Acr.-Tb

AN UNREPEALED STAMP AcT.-The
New York Independent says:
If one of our merchants should sue n de-
linquent debtor in the State of MARYLAND,
it would doubtless surprise him not a little
to find himself non-suited, on the ground
that the debtors note did not bear one Of
those little impressions we went TO war with
England to get rid Of, or, in other words, a
stamp. 1t is common belief that al
Stamp Acts were summarily and tea totally
abolished in Boston harbor, in the year l775;
and wo were ourselves parties to the delu-
sion, We are, however, informed that there
IS statute in existence in the above named
State, requiring all promissary notes to be
stamped. Of course, no honorable debtor
would avail himself of such statute; and
many Of the Maryland merchants eyade
the requirement by dating their notes out
Of the State.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-01
r. p. FusseIman 4 Co.,

Dealers in Stoves Tin, sheetlron, Copperwar WASH
boards Plows, &c. We have opened entire stock
in the TYLER Block Corner Of Front and Croghan Streets
and shall be constantly receiving additions Particular
attention will be given to Jobbng and Repairing of every
kind. Call and April q, 1865.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-01

Manufacturers Copper Tin and sheetIron Ware, and
Dealers Stoves Agricultural Implements Stoves, Rags
Wool Hides, Sheep-pelts Old Copper, Old Stoves, &c-
All sorts OF genuine Yankee Notions. Pease's Brick
Block, No. /, Fremont, Ohio. May 20, 1864.
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A Specimen chunk.
rrom Ne onlonaenn Mlner 2l.i.


The GREAT MAss.--Sincc our last publ
cation VIC have been twice into the Minnes-
ota mine 10 look at this wonderful piece of
copper. A few tons have already been ta-
ken from it, and there are some thirty men
at work cutting IL up. More parties will he
put on soon. The lower end Of Tie copper
was raised by the powder from the rock in
which it was enclosed, the upper end being
very little disturbed. This leaves it inclin-
ing but little from the horizontal, and in an
excellent position for cutting to advantage.
They are cutting in some ten places, two of
which are already in TO where the copper is
S feet thick. Another is Al; Is inches
further will bring one of the cuts to where
the copper is Il feet thick. Its greatest
thickness is between and 0 feet, but the
cuts driven in from the edges very soon
reach the thickness of 8, 4 or feet, and
its average thickness will be from 81 to 4
feet. Its greatest length is 46 feet. Great
est width 1s4. We made the following
measurements of its width Mt several points
in feet and dccimals- s.5-
l6.2-l27-10.9-6-showing a mean ot
l24 feet. We cannot think its average
thickness to be less than 81. These di
mensions give cubic contents equal tc
about 200O feet, and this amount Of pure
copper would weigh $40 tons. There i,
scarcely possibility of its being anything
else than almost solid metal If it is 81
per cent, and this is not high estimate fol
such mass, it contains 500 tons pure cop.
per, and will be worth when prepared for
the market about 100000. This, VIC re-
spectfully submit, is the largest mass Of
metal of any kind ever yet exhibited in a
single piece upon this planet. But incrcd
ible as this may appear, the great mass is
small part Of the copper now in sight in it
immediate vicinity. About 100 feet t.
the east, n series of monster masses of enor
nous size are now being stripped and fol
lowed into the conglomerate, the aggrcgat,
weight of which, including the great mass
will in all probability exceed the total pro
duct of the mine for tic year 1856. It il
perfectly safe to say that there are at lcas
1000 tons of copper in sight within few
feet of the points which we have described
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-01
CnnGeId q Brother.

Hardware Merchants. All kinds of Iron and Steel ware
both American and Imported; sold at Wholesale Re
tail Every pattern Of Cook Paror box Stoves. Ag
riculturn and Farm Implements Wooden-ware Cordage
Oils, Paints, &c, Belts Block, No 2, Fremont, Ohio.
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Dentistry.

r. j. CoNGER, DENTAL SURGEoN respectfully tenders
his services the citizens OF Fremont and vi
cinity Teeth inserted pivot gold silver plate and
in the noatestmAnner. o Office in Sharp and Shomo S
Building, front room upstairs.
Fremont, April is, 1856.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-01
Going East.

Trains will stop at stations marked only to leave
scngers or TO take them signal being made.
Trains will stop at stations marknd W. only leave pas
sengers from Grafton or Cleveland.
FIom Ceveland-An trains connect at Toledo directly
with trains Of Michigan Southern Railroad for Chicago
and the West.
The 500 and $50 m, and 63O m trains connect at
Toledo with the Toledo, Wabash and Western Railroad
Fort Wayne Logansport Lafayette Danville Springfield
Naples Alton, st. Louis &c.
The so and 635 p. trains form direct
cnnati.
From Toledo, the 225 OPS and 500 pm trains con-
meet Cleveland with trains of LakeShore Road for the East
The e25 train connects at Monrocvile with trims of
Mansfield SandusSy R.R., for Mansfield Pittsburgh &C.
The 225 and $40 m trains, at Sandusky
with Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad for Cincinnati
Dayton, &c.
The rs and 925 III, trains connect at Cleveland with
Cleveland and Pittsburgh r. r. for Pittsburgh Philadel-
phia, Baltimore, &c. f. B. PHILLIPS Sup't
Office C. h T. Railroad,
Cleveland, Feb. 90 1857. janl 1871
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Chcafcr ElIcerfnn.

Attorney and Counsellor at Law and Solicitor in Chan
oery will carefully attend to all Professional Business left
his charge He will also attend to the collection of
claims, &c. in this and adjoining counties. Office Sec
oud story Minis Block, Fremont, o.
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NInSOniC.

FoRT SrEruESsoN LODGE No. 225, Free and Accepted
Masous, meets at Masonic Hail. In Doncysons Block,
the LIST and Sd tuesday evenings every month.
FREMoNT CHAPTER, No. Ga, Royal Arch Masons, meets
Mt the place, the 1s Friday evening Of every
month.
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B. ]. BARTLETT q SON

A TToRNEYS AT LAW, have removed their office to
"A the second story of Minis building, T.
Dernhan's Clothing Store. asT Entrance on Croghan
Street All business entrusted to them will be carefully
attended to. b. J. BARTLETT,
Fremont Nov. "a, 1856. j. II. BARTLETT.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-01

Attorneys at Law win attend 10 all business entrusted
TO their Ofice-Nims' Block Corner Of Croghan
and Main street, Fremont, Ohio.
j. L. GREENE. T. P. FINEFRoCK.
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4. o. o. II.

CRooAN LopoE, No ~ independent order Of Odd Fell
lows meets at Odd Fellows Hall, in Bucklands Block
every Saturday evening.
FayMoNr ENcANrNENT, No. e4, Lo.o.F., meets in the
pauc Hall the I'd and 4th Monday evenings Of every
month.
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n. n. ~. n.
ROberts q shcldon.

FOUNTAIN 1.oDor, No. 1885, Independent Order Of Good
Templars meets at their Hail. in buckeye Building,
ery FRIDAY evening.
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Fitch's Gallery of Art.

A~brOgps', Dagnsrsoiypss aad PhotoeTaphs taEen Ia
superior style Also, Portraits painted Life Size ei-
sittss Jte~ peggrrsetspss, and salts
faction warranted IN all cases.
have lately purchased the stock xtures Me- bsionrine
to the A. d, Wies room, In Nms block and sal contin
the business At the place. where shaii be hannv
to attsndto those who favor me with a call ii'
Instruction given in Ambrotypng ALSO ip Portrait and
Landscape painting. M. w. FITCH.
Fremont, Oct. 81, 1856 40yI a1t
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@@E#
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.-O and after Monday Feb.
23d 1867, trains will run as follows:
SouTHERS DIVISION, via Norwalk.-GoiHg Wtst Daily,
Except Sunday.
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G. j. Nj e 8 s Err,
MANUFACTURER OF
THRASHING MACHINES

SEPARATORS, Woodbury's Patent
~ These Machines are without an equal. They thrash
ana ean better and waste es and do the same work
er than any other Machines in use They are ali 6xed
Win eaten couplings or ratchet pueys. This feature is
new It's usefulness and Importance can hardly be real
led ocular demonstrations suffice IL to saw by
use tne Horse Power may instantly and easily be stop
h together with the band and pneys while
the being free to In direction confin-
Ies It's revolutions until its becomes spent
an strain upon the band, pueys, shafts
aud team, and also avoiding much loss of time in
making stops and trouble well as danger and
from hying bands &c. exists from the old style of xed
couplings and pulleys on the shaft
eight or ten horses ~ ''i
IRON PoWER-This power is threble-eeered, therebv
three times strong any single geered power for
eignt or ten horses. Also, -
nan9facturer Of Mount Vernon Separators
per day. W ~ W nv ouSheis
CORN sHELIERs-Reading's Patent.-ro shell from
100 to 800 bushels per hour. $500 avn
agent Tor X H. Pease's Agricultural works. Albany n
Iailroad Powers for one or two horses.
Portable Circular Saws &c.
r. . repairing done on short notice for Pitts and 9TH
Newark Railroad Depot. - erI -
SAND USKK OHIO
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-01
DIR. g. j. SMITH,
s. u r G. e o NJ D E N T S T
FREJ.nNT. OHIO.

onice--In Brchard Block over woostcrs Drug Store.
nR s. SMITH, tenders his professional services TO the
~ citizens of Fremont and Vicinity lie will be found
at his Office ready to wait upon all.
nT New teeth inserted from single to a full set.
Teeth carefully cleaned and filed All operations
ted. Feb. 27-3m3s
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-01

The women Of Albany hare commenced
to cnt their hair short ike men. The next
movement Of the 'strong-mindedD win be
to raise whiskers and moustaehs- -if they
can.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-01
Homeopathy.

Dr. J. W. FAILING, having established himself for the
purpose of practicng Homeopathy in this place and Vi
cnity would respectfully announce TO the public that his
arrangements will enable those desirous of avail
ing themselves of Homeopathic treatment to rely with
certainty upon prompt attention TO their calls whether in
out of town. y" Rooms, In Sharp Shomo's Block
N b. Dr. r. pays particular atteptipn to all forms of
shronic diseases. Fremont April 10, 1855.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-01
G. @. Eaton.
Theodore CInpp

Manufacturer of Confectionery and dealer In Foreign and
Domestic Nuts, Fruits, Groceries and Yankee Notions
Principe and Havana Csars. Main street, Fremont, o.
June 10, 1865.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-08-19

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