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Hibbard's Wild Cherry,
Richardson's Sherry Eius,
Hutching's Vegetable = dyspepsia
lGOuley's Vegetable, Coleusu's,
Northumberland, Oxygsnett q
COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
Florida Water, Meen Fun,
IJoneis Lilly White.
| SOAPS AND CREAMS,
Lows Brown Windsor,
Homes Chemical,
Radvayis Aledica:ed, JRsalss
Almond, Toilet and Family,
iShaying Creams and Compuuir
o, all descriptions.
-.. PILLS. 49,
iWright's Indian Vegetable,
MoifnPs Life, Bran5retk S, g.
iNorrison's, Lees, New Londoc
Psrr's, sappiugton's, Champ
IONS, ..- a..
iGTseffenbe-g, Jayne's Sanstivs,
IJayne's Ague, Winer's Csr1r
mile, "=..=
lHibbard's Anti-biliors, Petsr's
| Spencer's Vegetable, Cooks,
ICeoper's, Gove's Rheumatic,
: Anderson's, AllebRsisis Health,
Eister's semitic Purgatiye,
| Al,ebasis' Ague, H00peF's.
lChickner's Sugar-coated,
lGilbert's Anti-hiiious, Beck
with 6,
'iLady's Blood, Ingoldsby's Pile
lScOtt's Vegetable, EagOn's,
| Radway's Regulators,
| Roses Railroad, Leiy'sg amAie.
lLoGdeu's Indian SeIative,
lI.Ouden's AEue, HollowaT's,
ifiRlsted's Anti.nyspeptic,
iGordnn's, MCI,Rne's Liver,
HAIR DYES.
, PNalou's Magic, RRtchelcr'H,
Gilnan's Instantaneous,
Ballard s, Jules Haueils.
.ijAyue's American. East Indi1
MISCELLANEOUS.
DR.. Morse's Invigorhting Cos
, dial,
lTh0rn's Extract,
t TGrTants Aperient, -...
ITarrant'S Elixir OF RhuhsEh,
.lCartcr's Spanish MiItnrc,
Mother Relief,
IToo'hnche Drops,
Lyons MaEnetic Powders,
, AIrs. Kidder's Cordial,
IThnmpsOn's Eye Water,
Watts Nervous Anti, ..
| Billings Astringent,
,lHygtt's Life BAlSac.
iMcMuru's Elixir Of ODIuta,
Railways Ready Rehe4,
Railways Res0iveut,
lTHrrants Iudaiible Ink,
lDr. FitCh's Body Braces,
iDr. Fitch's Shoulder Brncgs;
lnr, FitCh's IRhaling Tubes,
iDr. Rose's Preparations,
iWiucr's ArCanurn Extract,
Teneur's Specific,
lNarshalls Gathnlicor,
.,lDr. Fitch's Preparations,
lMorse's Compound Syrup Of
Yellow Dock, 49,
Perry Dayis's Pain Killer,
81 Esawn's Essence of Ginger,
IMoTtimOre's Rheumatic Oou
pound.
INortimore's Cordiai Bitters,
Myers Extract of Rock Roas,
lCr0sEmRn' Is Specific,
lDr. Ward S Specific, ...
iUpham's Pile ElectBarg,
lSteer's 0pedilIoet
IGodfrey's Cordial, .
lTurlingtou's Ralstm,
lDr. CulleD's Preparations,
BRtcman's Drops,
il)r. JayRe's Family Medicines,
ISeidlitgand Soda Powders,
. | Eppins'E Find Extract Ruchu
r LuciHa Cordial,
II Juno Cordial, =
Harris Remedy for Fits.
8 Wilson'S Death on Rats etc.,
Leidy's EraFiye SOAP,
IEirby's Cholera Drops,
Balls Cholera Syrup,
lSpohn's Headache Remedy,
lCOunell's Mixture,
Or. Marchisl's Uterine Oathon.
81 can,
Gowsn'5 Lithoutriptic,
ILouien's Preparations
= Houghtou'B Pepsin.
SGHEIDAM SCHNhPPS.
ats, and all dealers In any Of thC
catalogue, will find 1t to thsir cd
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TONI-AROmATIG BITTEKs-
A CORDIAL FOR LADIES AND AGED PERSONS.

A CORDIAL FOR LADIES AND AGED PERSONS
This highly agreeable cordial tnken pure and prepared
by request Of number Of families who had repre-,
resulting those
riches hiers which be mbbed undutet the loss Of
time which they 0cehSion and the mistakes made from igno
rr4rc of The mode Of administer ing them.
Tese well founded objections enabled understand the
true which deter from making Of their
excellent md beneficial Tie manufactured by
pure, obvtates nlI the difficulties alluded II
highly eicIciDus nj general weakness, aud in
affections generally, and certain preserVRtiye from
gasris-tbNt fatal disease peculiar and humid eli
II reestahshes the appetite, HygO:aes the general
and in inc restores healthy color 10 persons who cave
acquired Il lymphHC temperament.
This cordial possesses only the property of stimulating the
Appetite but of aiding digestion. II tempted by snmptuOu
ernst indulge beyond the bounds prudence suffer from
liquor occasions speedy relief and ac Hes the work al nature
Persons in good health use pleseryatve and pleas
Those who are habit taking lunch particularly
tie will find invaluable addition this repast,
merey Of its exquisite flavor but from its digestive
qualities.
The most delicate constitutions from Infancy to old age Of
both sexes employ without the slightest Inconvenience
Directions will be given TO persons using for the first time
iyl5 lmhw No los Royal street.
HOST ETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH
II BlFFSRS FIVE HC SDkED BOXES HUSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITIERS, in store and Tor sale by
jy26 SIN Nos. II aud % Tcbsnpioal's street.
TOR GORORRHEA a, GLEET, WEAKNESS, PAINS
in the Back, AVID all Urinary Affections. -
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, SPECIFIC .SDLu-
IlON-Ihs wordreuOwped preparation cures MI Angctos
OF the generatve organs whether chronic fyS
clans Of England Of France and Of America ackn Wedge us
efficacy Thousands sufferers have been relieved by it
Purely vegetable composition, il is as harmless as IL Is EN-
cRcpus. The system becomes Yg0Hted and the debtaed
body and depressed mind are restored to eqls5gy
Sole agent for the United States,
myl7 " Apothecafy, 26 Camp street. New Orleans.
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FOE RaaIInI Ifi Us ana DRPoTs.

WAhEHUUtE5l
all can be covered and perfectly Fire and WaerProo
with Roofing. z,,z, f17 ,.a.t..
tend or furnish material TO part OF the country With IN
10 negotiate with builders and others Tor the
nrebase 81 the right States Parishes Counties and Terrific
res a, o. ON I'm A r. ne cTpf7ElN
basement Of 'ne "'''ol1'' GLENNoN COLEMAN co.
Liberal Inducements offered Builders and others to act a.
AggpS Communications addressed to Box 1885, New orlean
viii meet with prompt attention. - - ,1,
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nATI1NTED CoPPHR LIGHTNING RnDs

Copper has eight times the conducting mower Of roq and is
more durable and less liable Again single charge of
electricity will heat Iron Rod thirty degrees Int Copper
Rod only siS For further particulars apply for circulars
the office of the undersigned,
Applications for AGENCIES orders far Stock or Models and
diats attention, If aldressed to
n25 Iy New orleans La
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no PLANTERS, BUILDERS, etc.
SOUTHERN PIRE-PRooF RooFIE {

The undersigned offers public FireProof RcoaEg
possessing the following advantages over %
the kind which has heretofore been discovered;
Ii is cheaper STATES does not require heavy
expensive roofs, will last as long, needs No
and when finished has the appearance OF SIOeG.
It is invaluable for repairing OLD ROOFS. Old shingla
Roofs may be without removing the shtng 1t
pereedes the necessity of valley hanging CUTTERS
OLD METALLIC ROOFS may be made perfectly tight srG
SECURE Roofs which have given trouble Tor years, heh
have leak in spite of all efforts can be made per-
1t ncombustibe imperyious to water il not affected y
the atmosphere by and Is non conductor q
Ii can applied any species of roofs fiat or inened may
applied sides of houses, taking the PLACE OF
cement and will give building so covered ts %
peaTance of being constructed of stone ;. ..,.5
the roofs Of cars ounbnsses and
pabla and would railroad ties W. "a
with It. they would longer be exposed 10 the atepaes
the cf,t,, ~, t1,s sts5,ti,ar,
Fire Proof Roougn with plain instructions ne" % aPpls
SUGAR HOUSES,
COTTON GINS,
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

! WRIGHT d CO.'S CATALOGUE or GENUINE
and popular Family Medicines which they ocr supply
Druggists Dealers Proprietor wholtsale prizes
General Depot Special Agency, No. I6l and q Charters
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hereby given that denomination OF the copa
nership existing according agree
men between the members OF the Baylor Co the
will be dissolved and The unfinished business placed in
liquidation c. G. BAYLOR.
Manchester March. 1858, as trEW
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CT0RAGE-S STORAGE - THE UNDERSIGNED
y having leased the large and comodous building occupied
by Aessrs Co. No Front street youd resDectfIly
invite theaenton Of those having goods to Store on ale OF
otherwise Their storage VIII reasonable accord
with the times. w. A. WiLLETT Il CO.,
fe28 On "to.-s 'u ISo 2I FToat Street,
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\ WoKp 40 raN DISCOURAGED.

r. 4 N D r Q
OFFERS IN ALL CASES OF CONSUMPTION AND
Nervous Debility Scrotua. Diseases Of The Spine, Kid
aud Baacr Gravel Piles etc safe aud speedy
Female Weaknesses Suppression, Irregularities and ali Dis
Of the Womb rGmeditd without bauagc
After twenty years personal and professional experience hg
can state that the world cure Those diseases
with mineral vegetable medicine alone. He mineral
fnelcine his rem dies luxury for HI sick we'll
ne be consulted BY letter BIZ addressing DR.. HENRY
by mail Gree Of charge for triad any Post ire1 N Tie
Union, guI ltS4IW#
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DTRECT TRADE. d co

Notice is hereby given that all claims which may appear
upon proper examination be due from the books Of Baylor
Co. and all claims which be established by due process Of
law, will be promptly paid, with interest, in fun.
This occasion taken inform the friends of DIRECT
TRADE and the correspondents of Baylor Co throughout
the Cotton Districts thar during the coming business season.
viii be made usual in New Orleans Cotton for
direct shipment Europe accompanied in all by guaran
tees for the balances due on each shipment.
Orders Cotton BagEng will be filed by direct importation
from Calcutta into the port of New Orleans.
the Cotton already sold be identified duplicate
sales will in every be male in LONDON
by Public Accountant those Interested To
delay PLANTERS who have shipped will forward the
marks and weights their Cotton and such other information
will facitdte the matter.
All letters, private well business relating the
fairs Of Baylor Co. and direct trade will b. addressed 70
G. G. BAYLOR, 44L0MBARD STREET, LONDON"
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- EIXTUIsIES. .............l q Is FIX5TI n Z

THOMAS HUNT, NJ. d. Dean
The Administrators Of the Charity Hospital elect annually
in April fourteen Resident Students, who maintained BY
the institution. au4 nlhSW
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SttaMb0at EIGgartares dJbis aay.


Date of Departure OF European. California
and Havana Mails, Tor August, 1858.
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E3- Commune ntIOn - Notices, more and
tcrttg areduly published IN The city papers in
Of HOscer's Bters aId every eight days fortnight
advertisements appa bOu diseases radically ed
IT the Bitcrs in question thus brought PR mueuly before
the public b. Of the hundred toFge Of fame could have
ali te virtues claimed for them, could the public
pect PEYCHAUD'E TOSI BlTTEER, which
both PLEASANT will he superior article
when tried compared with the other Biitersf
This isno az ALL good evidence
Renee BlteIs, and udgC your
iyl5 I'm A CONSUMER.
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B0TELs AND REsTAURANTe

e2s5i fsystte Square and Comp ssfses * -
I This fayorite establishment 0rev si5-s,cs tfzrsf
is undergoing thorough rsn1vziiou mi M ass5 ~
the public the LIST October The Iocatiaa ts efs Ia
fsystte Square and in she vefatf9 ri MI ~ s
Lo6ehle places Of amusement is better adapied IS tbs cofarsa
antilles avtng broad ahsl ay other boteI d ~
South This house Is 70 be Of the first class a ges u 1000
se14 # yoHF u JHTRK.
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~. FOR RENT-THE WHOLE BUILDING, COR
fner Charles and Uunn from the 1s Of August,
I-GI 1856 Apply to EDMOND AI'WIGKt
4 A 10
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AUCTION SALES,

BY VINCENT 4 CO., Auctloucers.
SATURDAY, the 18th Inst, at 10 o'clock A;
= their auction roOis No. 70 Gusomhouso ttres VIII
be sold
NM, gp!d far account Of whom may concern Rltf
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E7ONFIlIGEG3S TATHNT STFiAfl BsJEITIE2S
have now been eXsiS ely used for the Hst years and
for economy h fuel have proved be far preferable
nary boilers They combine the following advantages
Economy in fhe require cleaning occupy space
simple in construction and do much the
nary cylinder or lued Boiler aud half mGh other
fuel-Stving, hut at the time, complicated Boilers,
Planters aud others Interested these Boilers
ton the following places in the city
Levee Steam 0otto Press, Louisiana Cotton Press, Caronde
let Refinery, l.. Homes Ornamental Iron Works.
certificates be the Office paentee
circulars with plan of the Boiler will be any part
80. ..Ln.-a 49, IL
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-08
How Corfee Cnme 10 be used.

1t is somewhat singular to trace the man.
ner in which arose the use of the common
beverage, coffee, without which few per-
sons, in any half or wholly civilized coun-
try in the world, would seem hardly able
to exist. At the time Columbus discover
ed America, it had mover been known or
used. 1t only grew in Arabia and upper
ETHIOPIA. The discovery of its use as
beverage, is ascribed to the superior of
monastery, in Arabia, who desrous of pre-
venting tho monks from sleeping at their
nocturnal services, made thom drink the in
fusion of coffee, upon the report Of some
shepherds, who observed that their focks
were more lively after browsing on the
fruit of that plant. Its reputation spread
through the adjacent countries, and in
about 200 years it reached Paris. A sin
gle plant brought there in l7l4, became
tho parent stock of all the French coffee
plantations in the West Indies. The cx-
tent of the consumption can now hardly be
realized. Tho United States alone annual.
ly consume it at the cost of its landing of
from fifteen to sixteen millions dollars
You may know the Arabia or Mocha, tho
best coffee, by its small bean of dark vel
low color The Java and East Indian, the
next in quality, are larger and of paler
yellow. The West Indian Rio has blue
ish or grecnish, gray tint,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-08

The Territorial Legislature of Nebraska
met on The 2lst Of September The Adj
ninisirnlion Democrats nominated Mr..
Fleming f,r Speaker, tic opposition Mr..
Bennett. Twas moved 10 question the eau.
didatcs. Fleming ACKNOWLEDGED tlat he
sustained the Ircompion lmlicy. aud Tho
bred Scott decision, d,caiirg that Slavery
exists in tie Territories, and the 1'c,ritorinl
Legislature has no power over il. Mr. Ben
nett avowcd tho Republican tlocirinc in his
answers and ho was elected Speaker by n
vote Of II 10 IL.
An honest acknowledgement Of che ptin-
ciples Of the Buchanan Administration is
pretty sure passport to tho honors Of politi-
cal mariyrdom among the people Of the
Free States They arc not the principles
Of the people and arc repugnant to them
We are glad to record the stand taken by
the sister Of Kansas on the issues presented
by Mr.. Buchanan.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-08

THE CoNr1NrNTALs: We are glad to
announce that Mr.. Bates, the agent Of this
renown troupe Of vocalists is in town, max
ing arrangements for the tronpe to give us
one of their recherche musical entertain-
ments on Tuesday evening next. Since
their last visit to Lancaster thero has been
ono change made (for the botter) in the
members, and Mr.. B. assures that now thew
are prepared to "om do Memselves."-
Their route from here, We understand, is
through to tho far Vest, via the north
ern route. Success to them wherever thew
may 60 for they arc "true and tricd."-Er-
press, Lancaster, Pa.
They will visit Fremont, on thcir "routo
TO the far Vest"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-08
Advice to Business nTen.

A FAcT.-It is an established fact, that
no man or firm has ever yet advertised
business on tho grand scale without max
ing money. They may have spent it fast
er than they made it, they may have lost,
but the advertising paid. 1t there be a
shadow Of doubt as to this, let the reader
recall all tho instances of perseverng ad-
vertising-most editors can recall many
which have manifested themselves in the
newspapers of late years, and he will be as
tonished at finding tho proportion OF
them which have speedily realized fortunes.
If asked how we know whether such enter
prise is uniformly successful, We answer "by
the advertising itself" When we see by
our exchanges that this or that yender ex-
ponds fifteeu, twenty or thirty thousand
dollars year for Advertising and see this
continue for several years, we require no
other proof of success. There is, now-a-
days, nothing so certain as advertising,
when man has something to sell, and the
public will indeed buy almost anything,
when they SEQ that everybody else has it
and that it is spoken Of" Observations
made during the past year in advertising,
have convinced us that of all business sup
ports there is none so reliable or profitable
as advcrtiSing.- CleOSland Leader.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-08
A Truth full ana Cheap Barome,or.

Take clean glass bottle and put in it
small quantity of finely pulverized alum
then fill up the bottle with spirits of wine.
The alum will be perfectly dissolved by the
alcohol, and in clear wether tho liquid
will be as transparent as tho purest water.
On tho approach Of rain, or cloudy wethcr,
tho alum will be visible in flaky, spiral
cloud in the center of the fluid, reaching
from tho bottom to the surface. This is q
cheap, simple and beautiful barometer, and
is placed within the reach of all who wish
to possess one. For simplicity of construc-
ton, this is altogether superior to the frog
barometer, in general use in Germany.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-08
Going East.

Trains win stop at stations marked x only to leave
sengers, or to take them on signal being made.
From Ccveland--All trains connect at Toledo directly
with trains of Michigan Southern Railroad for Chicago
and the West.
The $50 trains make direct connections with trains
for Detroit
The e.3Oam, and 900 p M, trains. connect at role-
do with the Toledo, Wabash and Western Railroad for
Fort Wayne Logansport, Lafayette Danve, Springfield
Naples, Alton st. Louis. &c.
The $50 and 600 p. trains form direct connec-
tons between Cleveland and Springfield, Dayton and
Cincinnati
From Toledo all trains connect at Cleveland with trains
Of the Cleveland aud Erie road for the East
The 1000 train connects at MOnroeville with trains
of Mansfield Sandusy Railroad for Mansfield Pitts
burgh, &c.
The 1000 am, and $50 trains connect at CLYDE
with Sandusky Dayton Cincinnati Railroad for Cincin-
natl. Dayton, &c.
Trains also connect at Cleveland with Cleveland and
Pittsburgh X. r., for Pittsburgh Philadelphia Balti-
more, &c L. ID. PHILLIPS, Supt
Office c. T. Railroad.
Cleveland, juno 22, 1858. ianl 1851
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-08

Last Sunday, at the close of the forenoon
sermon, Rev. Henry Ward Beecher called
the attention of his congregation to the case
of colored man, slave who had been set
free by his master, with his two youngest
children, and who could obtain the remain
der of his family from the samo master, for
very reduced price. The slave had ap-
piled to DR., Beecher for permission to go to
the Church door when the audience retired
and, without saying one word, to hold his
hat or hand for those disposed to contribute.
"Go," said Mr.. Beecher, "and don't bulge
an inch" The colored man went there,
and in five minutes after the church was
dismissed, he could not have budged an
inch if he had tried.
The contents of the hat footed up sR97. 20
which, by evening, was increased to $500.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-08

My motto through life has been-work
and advertise. In business, Advertising is
the true Philosophers stone, that turns
whatever if touches into gold. / have ad-
vertiscd much, both in tho weekly as well
as in tho daily papers. JOHN J. AsroR.
John Jacob Astor was business man
and millionaire. Some of our modern
business men and would-be millionaires,
choose altogether different way to acquire
renown and riches.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-08

DAILY PRAYER MEETING AT SEA.-Some
two or three months ago, says the Chris
tan Observer, it was stated at noon day
prayer meeting, in Jayns's Hall, that forty
five seamen of tho United States ship Wa
bash had requested to be remembered in
tho prayers of Christians. The New York
Observer says that late accounts from the
ship state that daily prayer meeting is
maintained on board; that the first lieuten-
ant has become pious man; that he en-
courages these meetings, and that he often
addresses them, using all his influence in
their behalf. On that ship are several sail
ors and marines who became pious last win
ter and spring, on board the receiving ship
North Carolina. On this latter vessel
about $50 persons have been converted
since last fall.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-08

ANTIDoTE FOR STRYcHSINE.--Two of
our most eminent physicians says the
Southside (Va.) Democrat, have lately
been engaged in series of experiments, on
the CANNES. doomed by law to an execu
ton, with view to ascertain the effects.
and, if possible, the remedies for various
poisons. The result has been discovery.
that, for strychninc, strong dose of cam
phor administered before the spasm ensues,
Is decided antidote to the effects of that
subtle poison.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-08


How TO TELL BAD EeGs-Of the many
ways to tell bad eggs, know Of only ono
that | can put entire confidence in.
"lf and egg will float it is bnd," says one.
"lfit is warm at both ends, look out for it,"
says another. "If it has not clear look
when you hold it against strong light,
have care says third, and so on half
dozed ways beside. Now any one that has
tried the first way, knows that a bad egg
will sometimes sink; and rs to the second
plan, it is often difficult to tell in fresh
egg which is tho warm end; and as to the
plan Of looking through nm egg, would
really like TO know what can be seen in the
operation. But 4afl
The true coy to tell good eggs is TO put
them in a pail of water, and if good thew
will lie on their sides, always; If bad thev
will stand on their small ends, the largo
ends always uppermost, unless thcy have
been shaken considerably, when they will
stand either end up. Therefore, bad egg
can be told by the way it rests in water
always end up, never on its side. ANY egg
that lies fiat, is good to cat and ran be de-
pended upon.-T g., IN The Homestead.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-08

A TALL CnMNEY-A chimney, two
hundred and thirty-fve feet in hight is in
process Of construction at the Navy yard,
Charleston. 1t is brick, about twenty flour
feet square at the base, and eleven at the
top.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-08
VIM. ST. CLAIR. M. ID.

TINENDERS his PROFESSIONAL. SERVICES to the cit
zens Of Frcmunt aud vicinity. Having been for TWEEN
years in extensive practice in tlis and the Maui
Ealleys he has become with all the seas
of the Western Country Particular attention given
all Chronic Female Diseases. For the last FIvE years
have given special attention 10 the study aud practice OF
Homeopathy Special attention given 70 all of Sur
gerry and ofthe Eye.
EY- OFFlCE.-0ne door south Of the Post Office, up
stairs ResidenceCorner ofGarrison and Church street
Fremont, July 4, 1858.