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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
rksr-On Monday John

Charge % FALSE PRETrrsE On Monday John
C'CcIEr C No S S.ccrd arrested by Otcer ia
ccbs of he fh Pec'T cfsJe of false petense pre-
erred b5 Ar:souy T. Wm.rey The s syt ses for'h tes'
CT sSut be h naJ last te wife OF Waney was tue
cvrer e nal In Wsyur County worth cas-? that de-
prert Wh.uey her assn, tat eutered into
r-Foin.Cs th d,por@t Tor :he purchase of this land aes
ips tbs. ria wife owaed large qrsuty of qqors
then the bouIe Of Davis HoJt, New YORK, valued at
ST. that CcIf pTotcced memorandum of his wife's
ewrersbp OF uch liquors snd the valEe; ,hn IN
ou, rce a these ret teeuaoas Whitney induced his wife
s her =, ,sst. ,ubect for to an--
p,ns an s,,gnmer OF the liquors part payment that
the such estate delivered 20 Conu. ba;
mo, inoriry Il uud tha, neither defeu snt bis wfe
ed quo. either In that bonse elsewtere and hst
h hsd Il seed .de such representation fr the pupoe
ofderaufns Ms Whtrey cut OF her Tes estse Conner
gave bonds 20 sppesi for exsmnsuon
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
THE THEATRICAL HIT.

To ns Editor Of The ~ l. Tribune
SIR: In your report OF the ertute bsween myself
ard Mr. II Davenport 10 stated that there hiss ban dea
az nj feeling existing for time between
No .ucL u fe,e standing with friend 10 oyster
sslcon IN the referred TO- and stacked whoa
n. least provocston and to being kn ocked down. with
damn ged optic. &c,
The bl.ck.eye in the other hesd."
N, n NAV thank but f7r the interference Of
81, "A he voud have r. ceived sound bssng should not
nox oo. the report bet II 10 due to myself tn
,bt on th s,,rct A. regards the pistol pocket hook
entirely incorrect Thsnkns for thus o,,upyng your
y.nsNe time and spsce this viii be n snd eud all controversy
a fay a. | am concerned . -
Yours respectfully 6N CHaISrY
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
CITY IZEMS.

The fret snow c.me yesterday morning about
o'clock, in furry, from the North There was just
enough to cay "snow," and then it was over. The
wind however, kept up gale all the day and even
ing making it, If not exactly uncomfortable without
fire, at least exceedingly cosy with one
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

SIXTH ASSEMBLY DIsTRIcT.-At an adjourned meet
ing last night Of the Delegates to tie Nominating
Convention of the Niu.h Assembly District Mr.. Ed
win A. Ware was unanimously chosen as the fusion
candidate for Assembly.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

FIRST DISTRICT Assembly EomISArIon The De-
mocracy of the Ist Assembly District last nj ht noni
pated ex-Councilman Jacob l., Smith to represent
them at Albany.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
THE RFTAU BUSINESS.

To the Editor Of The n. Y Tribune.
SIR In consequence Of your notioe OTIS ,urday last
an has been made that retailing silk goods
This I. rot The case W. d. only wholesale busne. and shall
do nothing to interfere with the trade II retail cstore
EASTMAN, BiGEL0W DAYTON,
yt,- York Oct 90 1851 No II Murray street
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

ALLEGED GRAND LARcESr.-Rev. VIM. J. Hodges
on Mousav p. Of grand larceny before Justice
C,sy .tap.: VIM Mitchell coore6 lie charges th.. Mitchell
after AIRY white ard living With her atine eloped
With Hodge,. niece coored and & and has since married ,he
said Leee Mitchell gave bonds to appear the Sessions
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
COURT cALENpAn-rHrs DAr.

SUPREME C0vRT-CiRcuIr-PARr Nos. III,
e,s 9la go 22l ga 973 24 22 2el s2s 2s Sr 2H ~
P.arII -Nos lS8, 1876 1895 l5ss, s<S 1857 lsp isss
1882 1853 1854, 1855. 1876, 1857, 1853. . o .
u.s. 70 81. lls 1 15c 1855 1885, iss. 1877 aii' sia ISL ' IN
S5S 2f6 900. ,so r,o ,.a,
(omuos PIKas-PARr Mos. 1856, 1919, 1879,
se I772 1913 7 IT'S ING I777 if-9 1880 int iSe se
PAST Mes i7is $780, ISL 1854 i7's, 1854. rSs is0.
i16s 1863 i77O l7-i. 1901 1905, 1885 . -
SUPERIOR CoURr -TRiAL TrRm Nos. 43, 81,
50 m n 500 5e2 t q % 1e3 i6 "a sl. t 100 ~
500 s9l 80 sf5 tO 5Ol, 5S M 81, e6l eos oo OK
6IS 81. Glb, 6l6 6l7 6ls. 6ls. 80 40 an o..
s. DISTRICT CoURr.-NOs. IL, II, 10, ~, ~.
l. 20. %. % 25
BRooKLrS SUPREME CoURT-GrEERAL TERN.
Nos I6 IT, 10 p ID "a a. g. 80 80 81 SS 81 So sa 50 ~
BRooKLYN CRY CoURT.-Nos. ID, ~, 62, 80 81.
6 / %
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

SUDDEN uLsrss-Ou Mot6ay evening Ofscey
Stevenson Of the Sixth Precinct discovered woman lying IN
the street and examination acert.ned thai she ~s In
labor She veyed % a neighborrg house and her
busbsnd Gceb Wsrrer sent for Shortly ssr his srrvs.
she delivered OF child She had arrived fton Germany
tbst morning, s,d her way her husbsad when
aken III
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

ARREST OF FUGITIyEs FRonalusTIcE-CHARGE OF
MrRpER-Lste MONDAY night Ocer Bl.cb~o'd aud 9TH
the First Ward Police arrested John RYAN bos'mu
Geo. w. Dunn. Hamilton wilson snd Ellen wilson. CHARGED
with stv-s from houroe County where they t.ud
ch murder he prsore yesterday rorning
given Of the Ster Of Monroe County to b. .st
back for trial
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

Ninth ASSEMBLY DIsTRIcr.-Couuciimsn Thomas
Jones jr, was last night nominated as the Demo.
cratic candidate for the Assembly from ths Sxesnth
Ward. Mr.. Jones is young, energetic. popular, and
will bs q hard man to beat.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
IAdveriseuent

dpe from the mind the gloomy thoughts the day
we would recommend to PURDY's NATIONAL rHEATEK ="
more varied amusing end sructye perfrmance could not
be found in the city than MANAGER Pudy announces for to-
night The g1.a Ledger story Bion the Wsudere dra
tizrS he followed by the drama Of Hugh the
Outlaw" and tern mating with the "French Spy Go early
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
oOVFRsoRS OF The ALMS-HOUSE.

Tbs u,usI weekly meeting OF the Governors OF the
Aim, Homes was held yesterday afternoon at the Ro
t1pa.-the President Gov GUsTHER, in the chair.
Number of inmates in the Institutions for the week
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

sths;sn5 us hef -oni, sbhred 70 Ger her ,v,
ss,er - her b. sb.nd ktvias teseitt hcr.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
IAdY ItiaAneI

WANTED, in every town in the United States aud
C.nad. RESIDENT FEMALE AGENTS who snted with
the sick Ia their respective vicnes to whom podtabe
their leisure time will be gwen Address, J. T.
Box No. 9 7G5 Post Office, New YORK.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

DAsGERors Assault or NJ 1tsy evening Mintss'
Bsner essse be pr,er house Of VI kssr.r Gre aPs'
6mspire drink. Which being refused be Peoeed>d "a
br,s ;be 6asy drew KNIFE sud msoe sssa
H. proprietor for sLica arrested and hed0 answer
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
IAdyertiseuPI

HOLINESS INVENTION for taking tie Portraits OF
the People fer u cents Secured bv United States patent
pcturbs multitude Economical aud speedy The great.
est noyelt, Of the season. No 239 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

TENrH ASSEMBLY DIsrR,cT.-Mr. James RsckhsI
is the Republican and American nominee for the Al
sembly 10 the Tenth District, pa,ts Of the Fif.esnt
and Seventeenth Wards.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
TAdyertisement.

Go AND LAUGH-You cannot help il, if you see
that Comic Psrouime of TIE GOBLIN WooD BY the
Carlo Family THIS AFTERNOON EVENING At BARsUMs
MUSEUM The s irresistible you mus. laugh incesanty
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

TIE Commercial and Industrial Exchange Com.
peDy did not attract very Numerous audience at the
Exchange yesterday and 10 consequence ths meeting
was deferred until 3, O'Clock thi, afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

HALF YEAR OF THE AMERICAN TRACT SoCiETT.-
Statements at the meeting Of the Executive Commit
tee iust held showed that the receipts for Elk months
had been $l5 $780, less by $l 900 than t the same
months last year. The sales by copcreurs though in
some localities dmr ished have the VII 0e Increased
about S. 000 and the grants c! publication. have IL
Gre ased nearly 600 900 pages. The SOcetys opera
tioIs have far ded its receipts that notes given
for printing paper will fa due 10 Move raber to the
amount of 1914 II; ard in December, tl5, sos 81
total due within six uNpths, 80 45i 81 fon. Of
Armenian type is now being cast in NewYork, uleer
the care of the Rev. Dr. Riggs from Cons,antrope,
and the Pilgrims Progress Bsxters S.ins Rect, and
other works in Arenia are 10 be elecrotypec here
by the Society and tie eecoype plates sent to Tdr-
key foy by the mission, who request no less trsn
000 for their operations the curen. year. Tee VEN
etsbe Rev. Frederick Al 3no6, nov 10 this country
from Par- ala requests enlarged appropriation, for
France. The Society srs epdeavoring by all proper
mt ana to curta expenses far coosstert with the
ec. mt prosecution Of its work sni bespesk the early
assstsrcs OF friends ard pe.,ons, especially sch
haze escaped fnarcsl embsra..meats.
THE PANIC As ATTACHING THE CATTLE TRADE.-
The Cambridge and Brgt'cr market, at the presen:
tue presert curious anomaly. he:e IS to be found
| y (lhfS OF LcI-sAo bStSEc-o st.NeHs s--
based upon q cash capita, VITO are usualy bat
eighty affected by the 6rarcs changes that period
cay occur in the county; now ties sfemtle before
the pr, sent blast Ike mslires in nG-coeau without
compass or ruoder. TIE ysds and fields ere tiil OF
| TIE frest eullocks, sheep and lambs. Coursge 20
buy, to trade to tpecsis.e, all have vanished. Ine
secret rapidly being developed that 90 e1fire c1anee
price Of these commodities il inevitable anc by no
~. ans have they touched bottom The tbecr5 enter
taieo duiing the last thee years that cattle never
again could become reasonably otesp is oow known
| TO be fsllacy Csubridge Chronicle.
BRUTAL A'sArtT-PkoBsBLE FA-AL RKsrLr.-
Another trocious assault was psrpers'ed es;ly yes
teidsy morning. which. il is feared, will termias.s
faia ly. The victim is sooat 80 yea,s old, a
native of Ireaud. rGn,ed jane. AeDer1ott He was
discovered about O'Clock yet.erday u,ororg ty Ssr-
sean, McCoprel o. t!e seventeeutb Psecioct Poic.
bDs in ne entry Of Nc. 2ls East rtiteettA street. 10
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

ux ssd ,.,,s,Ss, bs been nve..s.ed ey So,nst y.
sIa sa. :n ;,:s S ss,a .s ,s Il he s
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

Norwich RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT LINE TO
Bosros The cleaners Commonwealth ard Connecti-
cut. Of the Norwich line, yesterday commenced run
ring according to their ususl Winter arrangements,
leaving this city every afternoon Sundays excepted
at o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

DARrse RoBprRY--Teo negroes en.efsa sa. tao -,
shop of Cbar. Mobrp in Clinsos stree - .;.spSsno- a.
noon sbe haos down oung tsrnAn - o,ta. :. ~.
bsstins hin wS shears sssh sr'ie'e' INC
wanted, AID usee IL air esespe.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

totally UNCONSCIOUS nditop owing 70 tho ioeio on
Of large and severe wosnd IN the eide Of bs heai.
lie was Immediately cared for and -eut to Bellevue
Hospital So far Erriee at tie facts Of the
case at present, they seem 10 be these:
The man DernOtt has been tenant in toe house
No. 2l3 East Tbtteenth street for some time bu. on
MOI day lsst dspossessed, ard he not having the
wherewtha TO procure further lodging spent Mond.y
night mostly in the run holes which abound IN the
Deie hborbood, his wife meantime being permitted to
remain with the people who bsd taken the rooms
formerly used by DermOtt. About ) o'clock .. N.
Dermott wss in company with a man named Oven
McKearDam and was proceeding toward the house
where his wife staying, when, as be turned tn en-
ter McKesrram suddenly struck him violent blow
on the head with a cart rung which feled Dermott to
the ground and left him seuseless. II eeems strange
that while there are two men who como forward aud
cay that they Witnessed the blow, that they Ally
saw the mar McKes1 commit the act, yet there
vas no alarm given, no word sent to the Police Sts-
ton, ard the rufinly assailant was allowed TO walk
quietly away. The unfortunate man Dermott was
dragged into the entry Of the house where Officer Nc
Conpel found him by bis wife and other women 10 the
boufe and there be was allowed to ren,n, bleeding
and irsepsble from 5 q m. unt o'clock.
About O'Clock In the afternoon (of yesterday,
notice was sent TO the Seventeenth Precinct Station
House that the wounded man Dermott was fast dying
from the effects Of the blow and asking for the arrest
Of the esssiiart as it is more than probable he will
have to answer the charge Of murder Sergeant He'd
den at oDce dispatched Officers Lindsay aud Gilmore,
who in a short time, aided by Mr. Coweu, succeeded
in capturing the rsfian who is o ;afe cus'ods, atd
will be he'd to swat the result Of hs act. Mcksar'
ram is ff yone, years Of age carpenter bytade,
and has been living in Thirteenth street
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

PoLIcEAESs RADGEs.-The benees Ths brmSs,.
this city 10 be Eyen out TINS sv. e in New.
in Brooxyn at l0L where ins' NV
YoIk hen the hoe force Is sppou.teo
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
cOI'Rr or spyCIAL syssIOHs-OeT @.-Bsio'e'
OssozS Ard FLAhDRgAu

Osborn ard FLAsDRsAu u,r,i,,ed
Charles Adams and William Ready comm,,S ,,.S ~
violent ,. aud battery AZ usinoTr P1enc, Psaoe
Ceteter aIh Bsrt.r q tss foa',s a -. i.tssT S2S
Essbt,f Crrnr gtsu and John Cg%o pi.e. of .ri.
raj ssgnd fo1 ytse frss II .rs.J SIti street sad
Fsl,b sysr1s tbs .sscr M slics. ..s. ae.l fsioslss
tom John < 3. wlsbi Nc 2f "a s.S vera 70 TIE
COZ. rli.:rei the .Sth ci oc'"''''
P,r;ett.sry fs1 two ON a. ausuit sad ha.tss?
Jct- w MeCsty comm ~
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-10-16
A Fact for EHorsomen.

We find the following statement floating
about in our exchanges. If authentic, it is
a curious and interesting fact
IA stock-raiser in Fayette CO., KY, lost
eight colts in one season, four of them thor
ough-breds, and four of them common scrub
stock. He amputated the legs of all of
them, and boiled off the flesh, cleaning the
bones thoroughly, to learn by examination
the difference, in respect to bone, between
pure blooded and common ones. On TAX
ing the bones of the thorough-breds, and
holding them up to the light he noticed
that they were almost transparent, almost
as much so as white horn. He tried the
same experiment with the bones of the in
ferior stock. They were opaque, and trans
mitted light no more than buffalo horn. He
then tested the bones by weight, and found
tho thoroughbred by far the heavier, show
ing their superior substance and solidity.-
They were hard and dense as ivory.
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he vine, no more can W encspt We a5ids
IN me-"
Bot IS not this bondage and restric.
toni Il is to selhshness, but not to love-
Sel6shness grows by. shrinking for con-
centtation is the natare Of selfshness. But
love grows By pressing outward and evol-
wing.
That We arc bound TO God is as great q
restriction Of our liberty rs Il is to a plants
freedom to be held by tho sun; 10 the
child's liberty that the double-orbed love Of
father aud mother bear it up from cradicd
nothingness 10 manly power; or 10 tho hue
man hearts liberty, when, finding another
life, two souls move through the sphere Of
love, flying now with two wings, but ono
spirit. No man has come TO himself who
has not known what is TO be utterly forget
ful Of self in loving. And no man has yet
learned TO love who has not felt bis heart
beat upon the bosom Of God. As bird
born in cage, and singing there, amid
short impatient hops, from perch to wirc,
from wire TO ring, and from ring TO perch
again, so is man unrenewed. As this bird,
when darting through the opened door, it
feels with wondrous thrill the wido sweep Of
the open air and dare not sing for JOY, but
goes from GROUND to limb, from lower limb
to higher, until the topmost bough bo
reached, and then STOPPING for moment,
springs upward, and flies with wild delight,
aud fills the air as it goes with all its sounds
of ransome1 joy--so is the soul that learns
5 first its liberty is in God, aud goes singing
) heaycnward in all "the light and liberty Of
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-10-16
A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF
RICH GLOSSY HAIR,
Completely Preserved, to tho
Greatest Age.


Nd who that gray that would not have 1t restored
N to former color; bald but would have the growth
restored troubled with dandru and itching hut would
have II removed troubled with scroua scad head or
other eruption but would be cured with sick head
ache neuragis but would be cured II viii also remove
all pmples from the face and skim Prof Woods Haire
storative will do all this circular and the following
Ann ArbOr Nov. 8, 1855
Prof o. j. wood-Dear Sir: have heard much said of
wonderful effects of your Hair Restorative but having
been often cheated by quackery and quack nostrums
hair dyes &c. disposed to place your Restorative in
category with the thousand and loudly rum-
peted quack remedies until met you in Lawrence county,
months SINCE when you gave such assurance as
induced the trial of your Restorative In my any-hrss
entirely white. and before exhanstng one OF your large
bottles her hair restored nearly to its original beau
tfu brown color and had thickened and become
glossy upon and entirely the head she contn-
to It, not simply because OF its beautying effects
upon the hair but because its heatful influence upon
The head and mind Others of nv family and lends are
using Restorative with the happest effects there
FORE sepcism aud doubts in reference to s eharae
value entirely removed and can aud do most
cordially and eonndentiay recommend its use by all who
would have their hair restored from whitc gray (by
and by all young wond have their hair beau
SOLOMON MANN.
Friend wood--It was a long time after saw you at
Bssleld before got the bottle Of Restorative for which
you gave order upon your agent in Detroit and
when got 1t concluded to try IT on Mrs anns hair
the surest test of Its power II has done all you
ed II would do and others of my family and friends
having Witnessed its effects are using and
truly yours, SOLOMON MANN.
Carlisle, nl., June 2B, 1852.
4 have used Prof o. J. Woods Hair Restorative and
have admired its wonderful effects. Ny hair becom-
ing as Thought prematurey gray but by the of his
doubt, pormanontyso s. BREssE, ex-senator, US.
o. J. WOOD co., Proprietora, 3l2 Broadway, N. ",
lin the great NY Wire Railing Establishment) and ia
Market street. St. Louis, No.
NJ Sold BY all good Druggists.
Fremont, July 8, 1857. 2sm3
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r.. r. FusseIruan a. Co.

Dealers in Stoves Tin. sheetIron Copper-ware wssh
boards, Pows &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 ~, 1855.
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Manufacturers of Copper, Tn and SheetIron Ware and
Dealers in Stoves Agricultural Implements Stoves Rags,
Wool, Hides. Sheep-pelts Old Copper, Old Stoves, &c..
All sorts of genuine Yankee Notions Peases Brick
Block, No. l, Fremont, Ohio. May 90, 1884,
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Masonic.

FoRr STEPHENSON LODGE, No. 225, Free and Accepted
Masons meets at Masonic Hail. In Doncyson's Block on
the LIST and Sd tuesday evenings of every month.
Fremont CHAPTER, No. 6l, Royal Arch Masons, meets
at the same place. the 1st Friday evening ofevery
month.
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CanfieId a. BrotIler.

Hardware Merchants. All kinds and Steel ware
both American and Imported; sold at Wholesale Re-
tail Every pattern Of Cook Parlor Box Stoves Ag-
ricultural and Farm Implements wooden-ware Cordage
Oils, Paints &C., Belts Block, No 2, Fremont Ohio.
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I. O. @. f..

CRoGHAS LopoE, No. IL Independent order Odd Fell
lows, meets at Odd Fellows Hall, in Bucklands Block
every Saturday evening.
FREMosr ENcAnpMESr, No.o4, 10. OF. meets in the
same Hall on the Cd and 4th Monday evenings Of every
month. l1I'
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B. J. BARTLETT & SON,

A TroRNEYS AT LAW. have removed their Office To-
n the second story of Minis building n.
Dernham's Clothing Store t. Entrance croghsn
Street business entrusted to them will be carefully
4'ispS Fre%ont, IT, Nov "a 1856. !. R. BaRTEkrr, ~
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Greene a Fineerock,

Attorneys Law; will attend all business entrusted
to their 0fce-Nims Block, Corner of Croghan'
and Main street, Fremont Ohio.
j. l.. GREENE. T. P. FINEFRoCK-
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T. WHITAKER,
BOOK BINDER.
FREMONT.

I WILL BE ABSENT from my Bindery
for few weeks All business pertaining To II will be
Left with c. r. Mceuioeh. Books MagaEines &e., for
binding Will DO left at his drug store. l-.......
Aug. a, 1st7 =. WHITAKER.
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Going East.

Passengers Bellevue and Monroeyille wishing 10 take
Telegraph Express win 90 to Norwalk on Freight
Trains will stop at stations marked Sony to leave pas
sengers, or to take them ON signal being made.
Trains will stop stations arknd W only to leave pas
seneers from Grafton Cleveland.
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4. O, q. H.
ROherts N ShcIdon.

FOUNTAIN LopGE, No. 1856, Independent Order of Good
Tempars meets ut their Hall, in "Buckeye Building
cry Friday evening.
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nnuiactuser fcoasetonery and dealer 10 Foreign and
Domestic Nuis Fruits Groccllea aHd Yankee Nall0u1-
rnHdise aud Havana cissfs. Main strests fsenelt O.
juno ~ 1854
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HOnlnopnthy.

nrJ W. FAILIxe, having established ksmsslf for ne
einy, would respectfully announce TO the p1bc that bic
present arangenents Will eRabl those dssifqpa q aFei-
ing themselves OF homeopathic treatment to rely with
certainty upon prompt attention 10 their ea vheihef In
out Of town. G ~ Rooms in Sharp Hhomos Block.
s hrenlc diseases. n fretnoils, ApIii1o 1so1.1
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Denistry.

T. j. CoNeER. DESrAL srRoKos, respectfully tenders
his professional services the citizens Of vi
entity Teeth inserted pivot gold siver psss and
in the neatcst manner G Once in Sharp and shomos
Building, front upstairs
Fremont, April IS, 1856.
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pottrn.


"Tbe little pool Will hoon be dry'"
o, brightly beams the summer sky,
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o, light and soft the west wind blows,
nat Tho hi,.ht viii fall unon tho ,ose
wbere no,v thc hoo is sUiroipo
smile is on the silver stream,
blush is on the h0wersi
But the cloud that wears golden CLEAN
VIII waste itself in showers.
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O. maiden llps, o, lips Of bloomi
Unburiened save by singing,
Pale griefs1all Ietvo his seal If gloom
Where kisses now are clinging.
o, hope Is sweet, o, youth is near,
And love is swecter-nearer,
o, life is sweet, and life is dear,
But Death is often dearer.
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o, crown with joy the brows YOUTH
n topcb With Iove the lins Of truth
potoro ,bo.o lin. are calder
For the little pool will soon be dry,
The summer soon be over,
Though brightly beams the summer sky,
And rarely blooms the clover.
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