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, 1857-09-11

,1- The Kansas City Enterprise of the
,,t inst, announces tue reception of letters
atJeeompton, stating that Eve of Capt.
C.1Welps and four Of Capt. Berry's sur.
ewing parties had been murdered by the
cheyenne or Pawnee Indians.
ropt. Joshua H. Patten, whose heroic
rife navigated his ship, the Nepiunr's Car
'.fely into port, died at the McClean As
pInm in Somerville, Mass, on sunday last
He was but little over thirty years Of age,
and his wife was mere girl when she per-
tormed that memorable exploit.
nss- Mr.. George Peabody, of London,
Ia. increased his donation to the city Of
baltimore, for the erection and endowment
orthe Peabody Institute, from 5000, 600
a. 1850 900, and the committee in charge
of The trust have been duly notified Of the
addition, by Messrs. Duncan, Sherman 4
Co, Of New York.
nl- The corners jury in the case of the
steamer Montreal, which was destroyed by
Arc ID the st. Lawrence river recently, and
Nv which disaster two hundred and forty.
nine persons pershed, rendered verdict
Of manslaughter against the owner, pilot,
captain and mate OF the vessel They were
put on trial without delay.
~ Wild Cat, the Seminole chief, who
played SO prominent part in the long
Florida war, and gave tho United States
troops SO much trouble in the Everglades,
died at Laredo, Texas, last month, having
fallen, with fifty of his tribe, victims to the
small pOx, tue great scourge Of the Indians
p0- Tho receipts into the Treasury for
The quarter ending June 80, have been
Sll, ,l35,S9l, Of which nearly $lO,000,OOO
was from the Customs; over million from
the disposal Of the public lands, and the
remainder from miscellaneous sources.
, 1857-09-11
The Northern States Of Mexico.

We publish below an article from the
San Francisco Herald of late date, which
shows the tendency Of things in Mexico,
and the necessity Of its regeneration, which
must and will happen in few years, under
American auspices, The Herald says:
1--WE had conversation last night with
On intelligent gentleman, who has recently
travelled extensively through the northern
states Of Mexico. He represents the con-
dltion Of the people as miserable in the cx,
IRENE. Five years ago he passed through
The same states, on his way to California,
from Texas. Then the city Of durango
contained eighteen thousand inhabitants,
and the hacendas along the route were
EeIl stocked with cattle. Now desolation
reiens oil around. The haciendas are all
nruin, and the population of Durango has
decreased to about eight thousand, and
that Of the neighboring cities in like pro-
portion The Apaches ride up to the very
gates Of Durango now and menase its ter
rOr-stricken inhabitants. Being SO far re-
moved from the centre Of government, the
people of Sinaloa, chihuahua, Sonora and
the Chihuila are left TO get along the best
they can, though taxed to the uttermost
farthing. Under all administrations, the
people suffer alike! Very little difference
can be found between the rule of Santa
Ana or Comonfort. They are equally
oppressed by priests and foes, aud the ex-
tOrtions Of every new government equal, if
they do not exceed, those of the govern
ment which it superseded. II is of very
lit,locUnseqncnce whether the administra-
ton be based upon the principles laid down
in the plan of Ayutla, or in those of any Of
The multifarious prOnanoiamentOs which
form such prominent feature il Mexican
history. 1t is quite natural under these
circumstances, that the people of these
states should be anxious for some change,
from which substantial benefits may be de-
rived. From the parent government they
can never expect anything They are too
remote, aud there never has been, and
probable there never will be, O government
sufficiently strong in the City Of Mexico to
ahOrd them the protection which their ex.
posed situation requires. 1t is quito ma
iural under these circumstances, that they
1AOuld be led 10 draw comparison be-
tween their own condition and that of their
nelghbOrs across the line. Among them
selves they find poverty, misery, discord,
Oepopulation, decay-on the other side,
prosperity, happiness, peace and progress.
Vut Informant states, from the observations
which he made, that it is his opinion that
@epeople Of the northern states Of Mexico
would be willing to-day to unite themselves
NIa the arms Of any power competent to
protect them from attacks without and in
NeposSession Of what they have. In fact,
@Ays that feelings of nationality have
completely been withered in the hearts OF
%s people, and there is good reason for it.
Lue Mexican government acts towards
.ueu more as spiteful stepmother than
y q fostering parent They have no rca-
sO1 10 be proud Of their nationality, it has
0'eO their rnin, and they feel it,"
, 1857-09-11

EDITORIAL SLAvERY.-It is not the wri-
Ig Of the leading article itself, but the
Su'gatlon to write that article every day,
s1 ssueI9er inclined or not, in sickness and in
.sAl1n' IN a6llction, disease Of mind, winter
~ sumner, year after year, tied down to
-e TASK, remaining in one spot. 1t is
%SIetalng like the walking of q thousand
,.es In thousand hours. | have fel-
NV nv feeling, for l know how a periodical
I wear down ones existence. In itself,
Sppears nothing the labor is not mani
~. ~. nor is it labor, it is tho continual at
s0.' T.'.On which it requires. Your life be-
aug, 1ss as it were, the publication. One
~. paper is no sooner corrected and
s,o u'eu, than on comes another. 1t is the
XII Sus Of Sisyphua, an endless repetition Of
Gss1.S SSOnstant weight upon the mind, a con-
4, S. a. wearing upon The intellect and spir-
SI,;s suemanding all the exertion Of your fac
n 49, AZ ~ The same time you are compelled
10 the severest drudgery. To write for
al paper is well, but to edit one is to con.
MaryoO u Yourself to perpetual slavery Capt
, 1857-09-11
NTARRTED.

On Thursday cyonnc 10Th ins'.. at the ,Gence .
the brides father, ~ Rev. Isaac DHlon, NJ swirtrAY
WRIGHT, to Miss SARAH ELLEN L.t.lEJ EJUii$. al VI
lhurst0n county.
&C. Cake and compliments Of the "a! ties rcrgiycd
The cake and conegtionerieS were excellent and the
compliments are dply appreciated A long and happy
lie 10 friend ". and his fair bride.
, 1857-09-11
ilrw Advertisements.
PROCLAMATfON:

7 N y 2 y II N n 7 7 y "
VTTIIEREAS, according In the official returns OI
w the general election, held according 10 law in
the Territory Of Washington, on the thirteenth day oil
July. A. D. 1851, the whole nnn Of votes cast oi
Delegate to Congress were fifteen hundred and Thirty
i've: And whereas Isaac |. Stevens received nine
hundred and eighty-sx votes, aad Alexander S. Abet
nethy five hundred and forty yiour Votes John H. Scran
ton three votes, j. S Smith one vote, and Columbia
Lancaster one vote; And whereas. Isaac ]. Stevens
has received the highest number OF votes cast:
Now, therefore, !, CHARLES II. MASON, Acting
Governor of the Territory Of WASHINGTON, do publish
and declare Isaac |. Stevens to be duly elected Dele
gate to Congress for the term Of two years
Given under my hand at Olympia, this seventh day
Of September, in the year Of our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred and ffty.seven.
Z. II. MASON,
42-3t. Act Gov. Territory Washington
, 1857-09-11
Boarding Il Day School,

THE undersigned propose to commence boarding
Il and day school, for boih sexes, on Monday, the
2lst inst. at their residence, and half miles
north Of Olympia,
Tuition IN EnSlish branches from IS to $40 per or
Of eleven weeks. Languages, embroidery, and fancy
ncedework extra.
Boarding will he furnished at 81 per week, payable
monthly orquartcrly In advance. To parents or guar
dians living at distance from Olympia we can hold
out superior inducements But few scholars will bC
taken. q. y. WHITWORTH.
NJ. +. WENTWORTH.
Olympia, Sept IL, 1857. noA2.2w.
, 1857-09-11
Religious Notices.

The Rev. &. L. WHTwoRTH, (presbytcrian,) will
preach at the new district school ode every 9TH
er Sabbath, commencing December Ith, 1856, at IL
o'clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock, Pm
Rev. |. DILLON will preach every Sabbath at the
new Methodist Church, Olympia, at IL o'clock, A. NJ
, 1857-09-11
Cabinet & Chair shop.

ITO TIE CITIZENS Of Olympia a1l S3GgA
l. the surrounding country, the undrr- 81 - "
signed would respectfully give notice, sat liit9
he has become proprietor ofthe well known
Cabinet Shop. and Is prepared to III all -slAaH-
orders at short notice He viii also keep constantly
on hand variety Of furniture, such as Bedsteads
Tables. &c.
Prices are moderate Cash. Lumber Produce and
Stock Of all kinds taken in exchange for Funituree
JOSEPH SHAW.
Olympia. Oct 7. 1856. tsiy
, 1857-09-11

BRIDGE OVER THE NIsQuAILY..-We learn
that new bridge is being constructed and
is about completed over the Nisqually
river, Immediately above Mr.. PAcKwooD's
ferry. Teams have probably crossed over
it ere this time.
, 1857-09-11

EB- A man was brought up from Seattle
at the commencement of the District Court
for trial, charged with selling liquor to the
Indians. lie was lodged for confinement
in the block-house, from which he made his
escape.
, 1857-09-11
Hair Cutting, ChampoOing, &c,

NTOw OPENED in Olympia, one door south q the
~ Nonpareil Saloon, a mdgaum 5Onun, No. =
BARBER Sn1P. in which the various functions of such
an establishment will be satisfactorily performed oi
no charge made.
A supply Of fancy soaps oils, cologne water. per
fumes &c, constantly On l1nd and for sale.
Call and lie shared
Olympia, May %. 1857. 2Gtf,
, 1857-09-11

ryNHE regular meeting of OLYMPIA LoDGE. No. !, o.
the ISpEPESDISr ORDER of ODD FELLOWS, s heit
cverv Wed lesday eyCang at nIOck, in the building
formerly occupied hy Wm. Ruiicdge, two doors east
the Washington Hotel.
All members in good standing in the order, are lnvi
ted to attend. A. NJ T'b' sec J.
Olympia, Sept. II, ls67.
, 1857-09-11
Notice 10 Tax PayerS.
AcCoMM TToN,
Victoria, Vanccuver's island.

hA A WARE Of the greatineonrenience and n
;;il n want Of suitable accommodation forslih
travellers and business men, IN times past the under
signed has fitted up, in good style and comfortable
manner, a first class HOTEL and boarding kOase,
for the convenience Of travellers from the American
side and residents Of the Island In general. ~
1t shall be the constant aim and endeav0F Of the
subscriber to furnish his table with everything calcu
lated to crafty the taste and render the stay of guests
with him agreeable and pleasant. To pleasure seek
ing paFtes-to which tho scenery Of the Island ekpe
elally will prove inviting undersigned win hestqw
his particular attention. fl ieV I. 10
The public are therefore requested 10 call on Tim us
above, near the Government nouse, Victoria {
~ 1f CHARLES BAILEY.
Victoria, v. l., July Is. 1857. no.gely
, 1857-09-11
RE OV y ID

FIsHE KENDALL co. have removed into their new
i store, on Main Street, Immediately in front o
their former place OF business where they have 70
sale large stock of NEW GOODS, which will b.
sold at the lowest cash prices.
KENDALL. co.
Olympia, Sept. H. 1851. no42-tG
, 1857-09-11
LO1ZR,

At the house Of John Laws, Miami Prairie Thur,
ton County, W. t., GA the 18th ult, Mr.. J0HN EpMoNs
recently ol the city of Boston, aged about 80 ycals
, 1857-09-11
SALE OF &EIEP.

THE PUGET SOUND AGRICULTURAL CoH.
l. PANYS sale Of sheep. at Mock, Piece county.
\. NJ, on Wednesday, September 2l,t 1851.
Sept. II, 1851 nO.422tpd.
, 1857-09-11
LIVERY STABLE,

HAVING recently purchased the stable premises.
IL h1r-cs, wagons, LngCics, g. belonging 10 ~,
muno sylvester the underigred are prepared to Jet
LADIES AND GENrLENEN'S RIDING HORSES,
BUGGIES, SADDLES. &c.
Our horses a,c all ycang and vigorous and IN GOOD
condition They are Iso wltbfoken, and perfectly
ale Tor uycu the mn,t delicate lady.
Good hurscs and teams also always On hand. No
lc9rs need he entertained Of " hrrGEdowns" " where
we fUrlish parties.
Having also several teams On The iiNE We .tand
cousigntly in rr4dEes- 10 hazel goods aid mcrehanl
ilc etc. 10 and from MI part Of Tie city and courv
Siahng rs heretofore. ~ c1st0GHyv ra'r-.
Also, a good wagon yard and Oats, Hay, Sc. always
on hand, for travelling cns,mer al he reTy 'otrest
rates.
Give III call. a.
wEsTBRoOK & ENSIGN.
Olympia Aug. %, 1851. no40tt.
, 1857-09-11
CAU TION.

NTHEpEAS, !, WILLIAM c, DoBRlxs, executed a
w prumi-i1ry note. payable tu BENJAMIN Close
dated September the fifteenth. eighteen hundred and
hftyihrce, 7r the amount Of three hundred dOars:-
And Hleroa- ,d note has been list ! hereby caution
the public sc'Gst Laying said note as it has been paid
in full, as can show By receipt in my possession.
WM. q. DOBBlNS.
Olympia, Sept. g. ls57. no4l6w.
, 1857-09-11
a. QD %Wvn

r. GID % Me
OR MTSLAID, a couple of discharges from the vol
~ unteer seryice nf Washington Territory. The one
discharge Of JAMES LONGMlER from the COM pa.
ny If PGGet Sound Rangers, Charles II. Eaton, Capt
dated in the early part of 1885, and the other given
VAN 0GLE, private in company "B' (lirst or.
ganization) Captain Hays.
As these are Of value to none but the owner the
finder will confer favor by leaving them with the
owners, or at the Office CT this paper.
Olympia, Aug. rs, 1857. no.40 4w.
, 1857-09-11
PAY YOUR DEBTS!
AND

TIAvING disposed of my entire interest In the
III NONPEKEIL SALOON - To its former proprietor,
| hereby wish 10 inform my innnmenble " debtors
and fiends," that having once proved 10 them " q
friend in needP "a friend indeed) at times when 10
all intents and purposes they strapped and una
be 10 come up TO the scratch thus reluctantly obgng
me 10 book their accounts that Is the accepta-
bic time" 10 make demonstration Of their gratitude.
For this purpose l would now gently yOG the memory
Of such as might otherwise be forgetful. ask as a
favor that all Indebted to me attend promptly to this
matter for am about 10 leave the country, these
accounts MUST be closed
S. L. D. WEsTDROOK.
Olympia July 81, 1851 7 noS6-u.
, 1857-09-11
Judicial Notice.
Notice to Farmers.

rTHE undersigned is prepared to purchae WOOL.
l. in large small quantities. II delivered between
this date and the 2Oth July In clean. marketable
condition at his store in Olympia, for which he will
pay the highest market price in cash and merchan-
dzc. WI. RUTLEDGE
Olympia May 2o.lSj7. no27tf.
, 1857-09-11
BIacksmithing and Gunsmith
shop.

NT J. WEST 4 co. have established them elves in
LNl. StcacOom, Pierce county, W. T., where they
will carry on BlackSm thing in al. Its branches.
Charges moderate.
NJ. WEST co.
Ian IG 1857, 3ns
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-05
"A Voice from Virginia.

Cabin Point, Surry County va.
Dr Seth IIance:-I in Baltimore In April, 1884,
and from paper received Of yours induced to buy
box Of your nils recommended sovereign cure for the
Fpleptic Fits At that time Of my servants had been
afflicted with fits about twelve years. When reaching
home commenced with the Pills according to directions
40 not think she has had SINCE Ny wife, though Is
somewhat induced believe she may have had one only
Enclosed you will find FIVE dollars, for which you will
please forward two boxes suppose you can forward
them by mail. Your compliance will oblige me.
Yours respectfully, NJ r. sLkpGE'
Dr. Hances Epileptic Pills also sovereign remedy
for every modification Of diseases The nervous
sufferer whether tormented by the ACUTE physical agony
of neuralgia cdoloreux, ordinary headache afflicted
with vague terrors weakened by periodical FITS threaten
ed with paralysis down and dspirted by that terri
BILE asstude which proceeds from lack of nervous ener-
~ or experiencing any other pain or disability arising
from the unnatural condition Of the wonderful machinery
which connects every member with the source of sensa
ton motion immediate benefit from
the use OF those Pills which at calms nvigorates
and regulates the shattered nervous organization.
Sent to any part of the country by mail free postage
Address Seth s. Hance los Baltimore street. Baltimore
Nd Price, one box, 50; two, S.; twelve, s24. IOWA
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-05
Aping their superIors.

Our neighbors Of Fremont are discuss
ing the practicability of lighting that town
with gas. They seem to think that this is
all that is wanting to make Fremont great
city like Tiffin. What folly They may
put on the lions skin and affect to be some
body but the ears will protude and betray
them nevertheless.--T6fn Tribune.
We can't see that there is any thing par,
ticularly witty in the above, and as for zap,
ing their superiors," Fremonters, we think
would prefer to look to some other quarter
for model. Stretch the lions skin a:
much as you may, and pair of ears, some
where in the vicinity of the Tribune Office
will stick out still.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-05
Postare on county Pnrers.

Some Of our subscribers in the Eastern
and Western portions Of the County have
spoken about the postage on the JOURNAL
This extract from tho postage law will sci
them right:
Sec 95. Bona fdo subscribers to weekly
newspapers can receive tho same FREQ o
postage, if they reside in the same county
in which the paper is printed and published
even il the office to which the paper is SEN
is without the county, provided it is the of
fee at which they regularly receive thci
mail matter.
But subscribers living in an adjoining
county, and receiving the JOURNAL in San
dusky county must pay postage.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-05

CAusALITY.-Monday noon Mr.. EZRA
SMITH of Ballville, in driving into town
on Croghan street, with load Of four foot
wood, had his horses frightened, by stick
falling down by their heels, they ran few
rods, crossed Front street to Mr.. Belts cor.
ner, and came in contact with buggy
which was smashed up. Here Mr.. S. wa:
thrown from his wagon into the gutter, and
his whole load of wood piled on top of him
A crowd soon rescued Mr.. S., but it was
found his right arm near the wrist was broke
his face and head considerably cut up, and
severe bruises on his body. A very narrow
escape from sudden death.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-05
CIarl,,s Female Pills.

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY;-prsPgred from
Prescripfion Of Sir j. CLARKE, NJ d., Physician
Extraordinary TO the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfang In the cure oil all
those painful and dangerous disorders to which the female
constitution is subject 1t moderaes all excesses and re-
moves all distractions and speedy cure may be relied on
To Married Ladies
1t peculiarly suited. It viii in short time bring OF
the monthly period with regularity.
Each BOTTLE price, One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by females that arr
pregnant during the first three months as they are sure
bring on miscarriage but every other time and in ever
other case, they perfectly safe.
Sole agents for the United States and Canada,
I. C. BALDWIN & CO., Rochester, n. Y.
FUTILE MOSES, Auburn, General Agents.
NIB One Dollar and postage stamps enclosed to an,
authorized agent will insure bottle of the Pills by re
turn mail.
For sale by C. r. McCULLooH, Fremont, aud by on
druggist in every town in the United States.
Fremont Nov. 2s, 1856. 44y1
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-05
A Gard to the I,adiar

Or. Duponco's GOLDEN FEMALE PILLS are infallible
in removing stoppages irregularities of the
These Pills nothing but have been used by the Dr.
for many years both In France and America with unpar
aeled in every and he is urged by many In
dies who have used them TO make thse Pills public for the
aevaon Of those suffering from any Irregularities what
ever, well preventive to those ladies whose hent
will not permit an increase Of family. Pregnant females
those supposing themselves So cautioned agans
using these Pills the proprietor responsible
y after the above admontion; although their mdnes
would prevent any injury 20 hcnlth otherwise these Pill
are recommended. Directions accompany each box
Price, 81 Sold wholesale and retail, by
g. r. McCULLOCH.
Sole agents for sandusky county, to whom all order
must be addressed They will supply the trade At propri
etors prices also send the Pills TO ladies (conhdentia
and free from observatory by mail receipt ofS1 throug
the Post-ofiice at Fremont, Ohio
Cleveland AgentsEdward Kingsley, 81 Ontario street
Cleveland; o. f. W. Sackrider, Druggist 90 Superiors
Cleveland; and Benton Brothers, Detroit ST., West SdG
| Cleveland, Ohio.
N. B. See signature. Duponco-on each box; no 9th
er genuine. Forparticulars get circular Of agents.
| J. DUP0NCO, Proprietor
| Feb. 6, 1s57-2y1sh Broadway Post Office, N. Y.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-05
Tent Meeting,

Tho Sabbath Advcntists purpose hold
ing three day Tent meeting, on the farm
Of Joseph Pcmberton, in Green Creek
township, two miles north from the village
of Green Springs; services to commence
this Friday afternoon. Rev. M. E. Cornell,
of Michigan, and other ministers will be
present.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-05
Health for the Sick.

DR.. Robacks Scandinavian Remedies creating rev
ouon in medical parctice. They act directly upon the
circulation. Disease originates IN the blood, and these
medicines purge out In dyspepsia, nervous complaints
scrofua rheumatism incpicnt consumption FITS, liver
complaint bronchitis fever and ague, and all disorders Of
the ungs the stomach liver the bowels the nerves or
Che skin they are inallibe. See advertisement 1ew4
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-05
RELIGIOUS Notice.

The friends and members of the German
Reform Church, are invited to attend Di-
vine Service at the Court House in Ere
mont, on Sunday, the 7th day of June al
10 o'clock A. M. JOHN KN1E,
Minister Ger. Ref, Synod of Ohio.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-05
rz- We think the aI,ocal" of th

re- We think the "Local" of tho Reg.
istsr must have drawn somewhat on his
in regard to the "two ten cent
postage stamps" If he was not one of the
touch nots, we should incline to the belief
that he had taken an over dose of lager
We advise the Sandusky P. M. to put the
too los down in his bill.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-05

Flour, ss75; Wheat white $50; rcd 100; Corn, 7Sc
Pork, 22,5o; Salt, l,Io,
Cleveland, June 8.
Wheat and Flour sales rcpored-Corn S0c Oats SO
Buffalo, juno 3.
Flour dull 81 25 choice 800 double extra Wheat Chi
cago spring, 80; Corn steady, 81; Oats, 05.
Oswego, juno 8.
Flour So so common 7,o5 Canadian and Wisconsin
perne Wheat dull 1s5 white Canadian; Corn, 95 small
parcels dull at that
New York, June 8.
Flour Sc rs counon to 20 extra; Wheat 105 red In
diana IS prime white Canadian Rye l25 Corn, s6a97
Oats, 62a67, market active.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-05

EEThe Street Sprinkler is good insti-
tuition, but cold water is greater. TOMMY
ToBIN, runs the first, except when "post-
poned on account of the weather." and
vets the streets down finely to the great
convenience of Fremonters. Cold water
runs TOMMY now, and has made man Of
him. Long may the two agree.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-05

New GooDs.-Mr. D. GARvIN, Wilcox
& EDaERToN, A. GusDoRF and S. P. MENo,
have just been receiving large additions to
their stocks of Summer Goods. Call and
SEQ them. For the ladies they have some
now articles.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-05

SOLD OUT.--We learn that Mr.. M. A..
SHRENK has sold his stock of Groceries DC,
to Messrs. JOHN G. SpEcHEE and PHILIP
STEzLER, of this town, who will continue
the grocery business in the same place.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-05

ES Do you want any hand-bills, circu-
lars, blanks, DC. printedG Come to tho
JOURNAL office. We have better facilities
for getting out such work than any other
office in town.