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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-20

DIsrRIcr CONVENTION. We call aitsn.
ton 10 the notice of Republican District
Convention to be held at De Witt, Clinton
coun,v. on the 10th Of next month, to NOM
mate 4 candidate for District Judge. This
call has been made after consultation with
Republicans Of other counties, and 1t is to
be hoped the time and place will prove as
convenient as any which might be suggest
ed for q full meeting. Other Republican
papers In the District will please publish
the notice.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-20
COLL.EGE STUDIES.

Jy Z. SULIoT, A. NJ, native OF Parts, France 4
L Graduate of the University of Edinburg, Scot
nd, experienced teacher both Ia England and
Professor of Mathematics and Languages Ia sever
raj Institutions in this eouatry, and REV. GEO.
W. SHELBY, A. NJ, native of Philadsphts, Q
Graduate OF the University of Pennsyivania Is
Philacelphia and duE ag ten years practical teach.
81, do herewith vars respectfully announce that
thay prepared to receive limited number 81
Dung gentlemen, whom they will fnstEaot ct
thef option in any of the following studies, Wis -
he Hebrew, Greek, Latin, spanish, French, Ger
mas and Eng lish Languages, the Mental, Moral ADA
Physical Sciences, lnsiadiDg Thorough coarss Of
Mathematics froIs Arthlete 20 the all like
sIss this COURSE applied 70 tae arss VI surveying,
Engineering, &e., aud the Northumberland Comnef-
Wewill 6estov especial attention upon thoss whS
~ish 10 enter eoliegs,snt suara ntee their sdmssoa
nto the class they may strive 10 eater.
This department viii DO strictly sssses. The
lumber Of pupils will not exceed tUsntv See, sna
o person will be received unless his age and 81
tuireneats permit Of his bein COW en- sntty osGM.
u with other pupils.
The object Ia TO have as few classes as possible
gadyng the same branch, 80 that the teachers sns
lay Do employed to The greatest Advantage.
From superior method OF slsssidcat ion, strict
scipIlAss thorough mental training and the Acliiv
4 tsaening acquired by ma ny years sxpensncs, Ne
Us; TO u axe this institute worthy VI ihs Liberal
a,ronays of this community.
As Tho uumo,'si ssaoias =. asa, sa .anasa =
az tossnd pupils .. ls,on Al tas Colissis,e IA.
louiu make early AppltcA-
autss I'll ST., oofs Brady. -.-h vii sn,ttle
Terms erseaissdsssiy hAsrai, wh.~.
Instruction durns Inc day and evening.
REFhkkACES.
The Right Rev. Bishop n. w. Lee, D. ID
sv. Alfred Londerback, Rev. q. 3. Mssoan.
ev. - BasIlon, Nov. h. Miles,
sn Geo b sargent hoenexer Cook, Esa.
II. Geo w, CARER, DR.. Meysfs
II. w. M. Line, W. D. Collins No -,
!, ". Woodward Rsq. Alfred ssndss:' "a. .
aiH G.S, O. Dow. Hen
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-20
TALLMAN g. POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
once Brady Strsst, between Second and Third
streeta.
HRFERsarsais ira tlttsYi,y yslua Real rs.

btreetas
.0FFERforssle tie spitswing vslua Real e.
City Property in Davenport.
/. House and LOT Oh Third Street near the corner
e. Six Tots on the south west corner Of Pnsr.h and
D. 81. lots at NORTH sav4apott, bstwcen Perry sas
Athe above iois are well situated and In parts Of
he city mos. rapidly improving and will be soid
Farming Lands In Johnson County.
st ufS .B.4 s. % T. 70 ". Ranges ives. 80 acres.
NSofN, Ri s. 33T 70 n. Range west co acres.
~. offs. i y ssT 10 y. Range west 40 acres.
from Davenport TO IowaTity.
Clinton County.
Nine hundred acres Of prairie and ninety scres of
ons Cliaton Co., near she Railroad; all chsIcs iand
web wstsred.
The above property will be sold or liberal credit.
Scott County.
improved farm one mile and a half from Prince
ton. Sixty acres frst rate land, well improved vita
soodhouses. VIII De sold sts bargain,
poweshiek County,
Twohuudred and any acres due prairie land two
Eles north ofMontszuma, the county seat.
Mch I7-'5e-dn
Scott Co.
100 scres unimproyed landtwo H.iles from Hickory
Grove, three miles from WHlcott, ten miles froIa
Davenport, well watered.
l60scres Ave miles aorth Eestfrom hickory Grove
very choice land.
Near Davenport.
One and one half miios from Court House On III
oiuS, ithsupers views Of river and saroundineH
country small farm of Is acres uHdet tho highes-
state of cultivation and well supplied With fruil
trees The most beautiful iasd In The vicinity sthe
oily. Il
seven miles from Davenport,
Alarm of60 acres, 40 under cultivation, 20 Of lir
Der. Anevef falling stream fuIs through it, VIM
besod very cheap.
Near Walcott,
50 Acres Of choice prairie bargain.
At North Davenport,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-20
LOCAL MATTERS

BoYs WANTRp.-One or two good stout
bevs can find employment by making I'M
mediate application at this ofi'ce.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-20

Tsr SALARY ORprNAscE.--By Council
proce edings i, will be perceived that on mo-
lion the salary ordnance was reconsidered,
when on the question Of it's passage again,
sisb, voted for 1t. and three, Price, Collins
and Fullam, against it. Those who voted
IN favor Of this ordinance, especially after
such IN expression ofopinion on the subject
a. The members must have heard through
out the body OF their constituents since the
original passage of the ordinance will be
remembered by the community whose feel
inps they have outraged. Let them mark
that. Their obstinate persistence in the
troDa 10 in no manner creditabe to them.
Their fret vote. given without any special
knowledge Of the will of their constituents
on the subject, might have been excused
but their second will never be forgotten.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-20

0yIsnt "Dick" probably mistaken IN Ia
king allusiops to the "local editor" of the
Democra, to himself! The real "loca'
can't dodge the "bar dog ins'nuat'on by
,hro wing the nub on Dick. II said "loc''
is no, the 'bar dog candidate for Judge
we shall expect formal denial Of the
charge.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-20

TIE partnership heretofore existing under ne
style of Maeklot, Corbin & White, At Fort Dss
Moines, lows, 10 this day dissolved by mutual con-
seat. MAGkLOf & CORBIN.
LOWELL WITH.
Flrl DEAN oines, Dee. 70, 1856. ~
Mr.. Lowell Whits will continue The bustnessset
he old sta nd in Fort Dss Moinee. jan22dVk
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-20

LreruRE FAILuRE.-The Hon. Geo r.
Ms,sb did not arrive here Till O'Clock
wednesday evening, too late TO give his
lecture. He made every effort to reach the
city, and rode long distance on locomo-
tive to "ca,ch up" but he arrived an hour
too late. He has proceeded on his journey
10 fulfil other engagements.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-20
NO. IS, BRADY STREET

made by Juo Deere and
at his prIess also the most
approved kinds Of Hsrrows and
yooi Harrow Teeth, Seed Sewers,
en- Planters, Keepers and Nov.
ar. Cradles, Scythes, Aakss, horse
and hand, Forks Of all kinds shov-
Il. anAasa Grow Bars, Picks,
ws,,,ocS. Horss Pc wsrs, Corr
c..sh-. Hav aud 9tswCuttsrs
~ Tv,,ss. Grind 1tonss Trace,
~ nd Breast Chafzs, Lou.
Der Wagons Of ass,
psrior make, Wheel
bsrrovs, Csuldron
Kettles, single aud IN stoves; Or
Yokes and bows, &c all Of which
with other articles wo onsr -
cheap n not chsap sr than any
other agricultural house u Chi
sAso or other psa ces. Work.
ere fp wood WIN ma 10 our
stock . most complete assort-
msnt Of oil Tools and fnpls-
menA for their us@ We o.
Or the carpenter and
Joiner warranted
tools from
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-20

Nsow.-The weather turned a little
colder evening before last, and snow com,
menced falling. Yesterday morning the
ground was covered with a white mantle,
and walking much improved over the day
previous, at least during the early part q
ussietdaY.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-20
THROUGH OUR

Mills for corn
&othsr grain, Steam
Inginss Of any sis4 also
Rotary Sewing Machines
furnished " order: Iron Man
Ties aud Crates ways on
hand, steam VIII istlss and
brsss goods for steam
work geaersny,-In the
line Of Building MstsrL
sls We defy compsti.
tton. We give pArticu.
~ lar attention to this branch sfthe trade
and know that We sath ~ any and
al who have occasion ~ want any goods
In he way OF building. We keep only the
Rest brands Of Nails and Spikes, viii ts Lead :
Paint OIL, aud very large assortment Of
Trimmings, such ~ Locks b Latchss, Butts
4 Hinges, 9lsss, Sash, Doors, Putty, Sash
Puliies, window springs and Locks,
Wsights and Cord and things too numsr GUS to
mention. Our stock fancy Hardware and 9th
goods will be found attractive. We have q nns -
sorsmsnt Of Silver plated Ware, consisting Of Te'
HettS, Cake Baskets, Coffee Urine, Table aud To.
Spoons, Breakfast aud Dinner Gators, new
styles, Mustard. Sugar and Salt Spoons
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-20
KID HlnYsa
DR.. W. BRADWAY,
Machine and Jobbing Shop.

L' B.ABBOrri is now prepared to manufacture
Saw ArUors, Rotary Saw Mills, Heisting Ma.
cninery for stores, FIGURING Mil Iron Work, and all
md, OF work usually done ia the nachiuist lno.
Special attention given 10 repairing saw, FIGURING
aud planiug Mill machinery; also Ibreshing Ma
salnes repaired without delay. Having procured
tho best Eastern tools, together with many years
experience in tho business feel confident OF giving
cuou { o all xho NAV favor me with call -
.orner OF "a aud LeClaire sts, opposite Gss Works
tat The X. X. depot. DaSonpVrtOcts OF won
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-20

BEIleRRrNr.--Two prominent members
Of the City Council exchanged some very
severe remarks at the last meeting. and for
a time things looked very threatening -
rortu nately they had little more respect
for their position than members OF Con-
ures,. and no blows were interchanged.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-20
BOOKS \ Stationfrp.

COLUMN OF
1.-THE Iowa Book Rooms, !"
No % Grady Street, . doors North Of the
Post 0Mes,
DAVENPORT. KOW WA.
u0tAb1iS1aod 11a 1853.
ELI ADAMS, Proprietor.
ASREAD ADVERTISEMENTS BELOW -
IOWA laid BOOK
for 1867!
WiTH snsw aud correct Map ~ N. n. Parker,
w Author Of "lows - ltfs," 10. ivol ~ mo
price 7Sc.
MINNESOTA HAND BOOK
FOR 1861!
with new and seeurs,e Map, by:N. H. Park er,
vol. l3mo. price rs cite.
LADIES GAZETTE OF FASHION
For December, Price ~ cts
Atno. 80 Brady st., near The Post once.
" mo 9th u ELI ADAMS
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-20

place Of Leather, IL being only shout half
- prices, aud thought ~ many 70 BE- gu.
psgIor. We offer this also ct the MAX ere
prisss. NIL Men and NAohtnists VIII al
ways And here full stock " both kinds
Of tslttnS and Packing, Rubber and other.
Aulsy and "a sh Aiin Save,
oass steel and full ly warranted;
enss, string Les thsr, Lsth
Tw1ae, As. lR thslipe ofhouss
kssplsg goods we otsr al he
most desirable
kiads Of Cooking STOW
- and Rsnges, kitch-
en- Furniture, Bake
Pans, Stew Paus sud
oil other kinds fauE
Griddiss, 0riiir-
oas, Meat CIT tsrs and Stuf-
fsrs, Coffee and spics Mill, Ora
tsrs, Candle Sti cks, Suffers,
Lamps, LAnter NJ, Spoons, La
dlss. Knivss q Forks, Tea
Sstss, Co9ss end lea urns, Csnistsrs, Cot
t. and Tea Pots, C&stors, Butcher and
Cook Knives, Meat IoEks, and Q thousand
things not enumerated. A0s1ts for Fire
Prsof SaSss, Vault DoOrs, Scales Of every
hind and make, Noyss' aud ether Portable
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-20
DGsskft,sg and Exchange.
3 A " X I " @ :.

B A " X I " q
Tallman, Powers q McLean,
5ANK1Rs AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,
DAVENPO1sF. IOWA.
OFFICE, Brady Greet, Ost~een secons and Third
~ Streets kxchsngo o. AZ the principal eislsi 81
he United States, Great Britain, Ireland and Con-
tinsntaI Europe bough. aud sold
Notes and Drafts collected and proceeds remittei
oany part Of the United States al current rates If
Collections Of notes dralts accounts, legacies and
hheriAnce. made In all parts OF the United States,
-. ssq Il .ad ssaSs and sold on commission
Exchange on cities 10 the United states
sise en's Ell. & ~ ssflnii{s, Ss. YSfk eit'i
Buffalo City Bank, Buffalo ny;
BANK Of Commsree, Boston, Macs;
s nas.ms.: sMans, pasilads!phis Pa
Mckfm & Co, Baltimore, ID;
Gilmore & Brother,on, Cincinnati, Onto;
Lucas & Smonds, 81 boula Mo,
Cfuxens' Bank, New oriesn-, La;
Rk swIft, Brother & Johnston, chicago, III.
,oHs P. H. TALLnAs, caIRarsPo~rrs
T1LLHAN 4 POWERS,
Attorneys6 Counsello nj Law,
and Land Agents.
DAVENPORT, IowAs
tifnee Brady Street, between second and Third Ste
lIalso az odice In Eastern New YORK, al point
from which alRrge emigration ms: be expected during
ae present seassn we have unusual advantages TO
! Ispose OF lands to actual settlers.
re 7Loans negotiated on Real Eststesecarty.
--RFFERENcEs--
New YORK City. Psusbksepste, NY.
Hon. John Van Buren,, Hon. CharlesH Ruygles,
" A.C. Flagg, 30 Gilbert Dean,
Sc Charles OfConof, So ~ Vasssr G Co.,
William r. Hayemeyer, 8, Benson LOSING
ilthony J. Rleeekcr, 90 Prot. ". r. h. morse,
William R.Skdnore. Utica, Y.
Albany Y. Hon. Horatio Seymour
Hi, Cagger Porter Chicago, III.
togeboome, King and Eotes RK.swiftapd Co.,
EfastuS Corning. Mile Id Fowler,
tplI3d wtf e X. Wood and Co.
NOTICE.
4 GENTS wanted TO csuvsss the State for the
II Hawke Insurance Company.
Apply ~ the ONCE Of the Company, No. Q Dayen. |
lars Block, opposite tue Lo Claire House.
Deci0dvtf l.. sHOREY, Secretary.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-20

SocIABLE.-Were received sociabie call
Yesterday from Mr.. Harrington. one OF the
publishers Of the Daily News, and MT
Brown, who 10 now acting in the capacity
Of local editor for that paper. Our sane
,um /, occasionally made happy by the pres.
snse Of our venerable neighbor OF the Dem
serst. and sometimes when any thing Is 10
settle (pecunisrilly not personality by
visit from Mr.. Richardson. of the same Of
fee, These be all good men, that is in
their private walks-but as for recommend
ING our ancient friend OF the Democrat as
a public institution, we won't do It. How
aver much editors may use the tomahaw
and scalping knife for the amusemen, OF
the public. the editors of Davenport at least
.et a proper example to the fraternity at
large in the sociabie intercourse OF then
private life.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-20

DIR. a. u. SMITH,



Jhiee On Brady street between xnd and Sd Resi-
ss o Third street between main and Brady.
Spoeaiattention given 30 the trestmsnt Of ecrofu-
lssi al other ehrolic diseases.
apriies is DAVENPORT, IOWA.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-20
w HOL Els A lie

the most cslsbrstsd man.
lActurers; Axss Of "
kinds from Hatcbst 70
Broad Axes, ffom Bar
tQp Blood, 6fnmona
White, Mum, al waf-
rapted; Bench and
Nouldlpg Planes
from the best ma
kars new styles
constantiy rscsdv.
ID. In the line Of
Planes We
sure W can suit
ne most biscuit.
also, . large -.
e0rtmsnt OF
smaller tools such astesl Squares
ans antshsd, Try Squares q me.
ne sams wood, St eel 4 Iron Com.
pssses and Divid ers, Scratch
Avis Chalk Lisss and Reels Spoke
kshaves Drafting Instrumsuts Spirit Lev.
IS. iron and wood stock, Plumb Bobs,
and aus wood, gu stones d ell kinds, Be.
RE and other Grind Stones, Crapts ana
A N ID r e T A l L
Frames, aud
10 short every kind
of Tool used. In this branch -
Of our business ws mean 70 Dc.
vote sufacisnt attention to enable
us gtveo customers the best kinds
Of tools and ct the prices asked In
other places for inferior articles.
Coopsrs will also md ours the place
to buy their tools. We keep CONSTANT
~ on hand tools made for our trade
and fully warrant ed. We nov have
full stoA Of the dinsrsnt kinds of
Kufyes all slice, Tress Hoops, Hssd
aud stave Joint ers Compesses,
Howell, Jewelers., Cfozes, 1nshsvs
Back Knives, Hoi lowing Knives,
stave aud Hoop Knives, ham
pter Knives for light and heavy
work, Raising Ir ons, AIDES Dri.
vs-s, &c. For blscksmiths We
have provided our selves amply with
Tools, such - Bellows and Auyiis Of
the best make, Hand Hammer,
both faced and solid, Cast Steel,
Vices, solid box and CON-
mon. Horse shoers
will find
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-20
'ort Des iioines Land Agency.
LA Nd w VARIANTS.

1,HE undersigned have for safe Land waYrant.o
l. different sizes, which they will sel,for cash 81 a.
line 10 suit purchasers.
They will pay particular attention to selection ana
location Of lands ib Fort Des Moines, Port Dodee
Eharitan and other Western Land Districts. Also y
psynent0f,sres md land business generally.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-20
FOX SALT

THE H0TPT At WALCOTT,
fy1WELFE miles west Of Davenport, the Arst sta
l. ton 0n the ii. NJ. Railroad. The hoeee 4
vel bslt, and 10 situated q natural elevation II
ths prairie, conn nsnd'n m extensive view or the
ssroand ding entity 10 = favoPite r..
:or! for sportsnen during the hunting seasoa. A
iargo and comm odtnus Sta hle 10 attschs - the
premises. Terms very low, and q
Long edit
~ par. OF the n","a" money will be sivsp.-
Possession given I'm N cdis,eiy. Appiyto
nov22 df COOK Il SARGENT
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au.nAy HcHooI. ExHIDITIoS.--The ex-
h;bitiop Of the children Of the NJ. L. Church
siyen evening before last, was well attend
ed. twithstanding the streets were IN nor
,;A,s condition. What was still more sim
sul.r. the great majority Of those present
care ladies. We understand the exercises
were very interesting, and passed on oe-
Kehtfully. 1t 10 anticipated, that by the re-
ouss. Of grea. many who were unable 10
b. uresent on this occasion, the exhibition
will be repeated next week, in which case
IL the evening be atalliavorabie' the churc"
will no doubt be crowded to ove'fiowing'--
Al this exhibition 14e were collected to-
wards the purchase ofa Library. An inter
,.,ing part of the proceedings OF Wednes
d.y evening. was the presentation OF a
SPLENDID Bible, costing twenty seven ooiia's
10 Mr.. WIN. B. Harris, Superintendent OF
The Sunday School. in behalf Of the teach
Or. Of the Bible class. Nr. Harris was not
aware Of any such feature as this os'ng N
the evenings programme, all he iouno MN
s.lf the resipien Of the beautiful and ap-
propriate gin. presented witha neatspeech'
but no made an impromptu address In ac'
csp,ance admirably adapted to the OCCASION
All present were delighted with every por-
ton of the exercises, and none will attend
..cond exhibition with more pleasure than
,hose who were 80 fortunate as TO be pres
snt At the 6rst.
tn. EppY ROAR BAIDcE.-A few days
.so We noticed the erection of a"tempora,
~ bridge" across Duck Creek. on .he t'u-
av Road. A note from our friend, Mr.. ia
cob N. Eldridge. says this is no. Temporal
nv bridge, but a stantial structure IL
10 . brace bridge, all new material and cost
a2oo. Il 10 raised fifteen inches higher
than the old one, SO that this cannot De
carried of by floods like the old one. Inc
rain of last Saturday raised the creek a"a
Ao,,ed of some Of the lmbers, but they
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-20

Mr.. John c. Dxyis mas this day bean ADMIT.
vi ted Partner In our arm. The busipese ~,
oe continued as heretofore, and under The 49,
nafne and style. COOK & sAR06ST.
Day enpoTt, "A prilIst ,lSyE,
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BUILDING LOTS

fsOR safe ai fair prirrs md all on long credit Il
1. facilitate Improvements
COOK q SARGENT
VII cell iotsto parties whs will build on them this
teasoa- at moderate prices and q credit Of l.'a
and 9years. Jusn = Asg
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-20

NOTICE,
4 CENTS wanted TO csuvsss the State for the
n Hawkes. Insurance Company.
Apply ~ the ONCE Of the Company, No. . Dayen.
port Block, opposite Tue Lo Claire House.
Dec 10 dvf D, L. sHOREY, Secretary.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-24
M Miscellaneous
Remarkable Application o, scr,n,uro

Remarkable Application of Scripture.
A correspondent of the Syracuse Journal
of June 18th, says:
"a paragraph in tho Journal of vester.
day, headed "proofs of holy writ" reminds
me OF an incident connected with the execu.
ton OF Rev. Dodd, who was hung for forgery
several years ago. He was an active and
successful preacher, but in an hour of press,
ing pecuniary embarrassment, he signed the
name of friend as ndorser of draft, inten,
ding to pay the bill himself at maturity
The fraud was discovered, and according to
the stern law of that period, he was con
demned to die.
Ills enemies exulted over his DOWNFALL
and as he was passing to his execution, q
woman, more bitter than tho rest, pressed
forward and tauntingly asked, "Where now
is the Lord thy GodG"
DIR. Dodd quietly turned and bade the wo
man go homo and read Micah, 7th chapter
9Th, 9th and 10th verses.
She did so and Immediately hung herself
The following is the quotation:
'HeJoice not against me, o mine enemy
when l fall | shall arise, when | sit in dark
ness, the Lord shall be a light unto me.
L will bear the indignation of the Lord
because l have sinned against him, until he
plead my cause and execute judgment fol
me; he will bring me forth to the light and
| shall behold his righteousness.
Then she that is mine enemy shall sec it
and shame shall cover her which said unto
me-'Where is the Lord thy Godp Mine
eyes shall behold her: now shall be trodder
down as the miro of the streets"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-24

BEAurFuL.-Chieago Taylor discourses
thus of summer days;-Talk as we will of
leaden-footed Springs, July comes earlier
every year, and makes an angels tarry.-
Why have they set life's howery Stations
nearer than of old, that now they glitter by,
as if the Winters were snow-white trellis,
we arc passing; the Summers, but leaf and
vine between! What need of hurry, gen
tie Time that moved so tardy to our early
hopesf Oh, for an Orphean voice to whis-
tie down the 'brakes" of gliding life, and
tarry at the pleasant summer Stations as
we 60" li
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-24

The ELooUENcE OF ONE VorE.-Citi-
zens should not only mind that they vote
early, but 'Ohat they vote. AS an illustra-
ton of the importance of observing this
maxim, the following is told as having re-
Gently happened at Pittsburgh. A voter
ran up as the polls were near closing, and in
his hurry numbered and dropped his ticket
which defined his political procliyities as
those congenial to third party only--a
regular outsider. Hero it is;
Dear Mss -----I cannot meet you
at ~ this evening. My wife suspects
---keep shady
Yours, afEectionately, ~***+."
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-24
RucIxJaud !N Everett,

Attorneys and Counselors at Law, and Solicitors il
Cbancerv will attend to professional business and Liant
Agency In Sandusky and adjoining counties Oce, Zn'
story buckland's Block, Fremont ..,, ..,.,,,,r-
n. p. BUCKLAND. HOMER ENEkEll'
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-24

The Providence Journal thinks two have
had better test of spiritualism than any
Boston experiments could afford. When
the son of Henry Clay took tho stump for
James Buchanan and tho spirit of his great
father did not rise from the grave, we made
up our mind that there was no passing
back from the next world to this"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-24
r. p. FusscIman & Co.,

Dealers in Stoves Tin, SheeIron Copper-ware, WASH
boards Plows &c. We have opened entire new stock
in the TYLER Block Corner of Front and Croghan Streets
and shall be constantly receiving additions Particular
kind Call and see u.s. April 81 1855.