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Great Southern Remedy.
JACOBS CORDIAL.

FOR ALL
3 O w l. l. L DIS EAS ES.
CHOLERA, CHOLERA MORBUS,
DYSENTERY, BILIOUS COLIC.
DlARRHEA, CH0LLRA INFANTUM
ALSO,
Admirably adapted to many
Diseases OF Females, most espe-
cially Painful Menstruation.
QNHE VIRTUES OF JACOBS CORDIAL
u are too well known to require encomiums.
lst Ir CURES THE WORST CAS- $ OF DIARKHEI.
2d.-lt cures the worst forms Of Dysentcry.
3d.-lt curcs California or Mexican Diarrhea.
4th.--It relieves the scvcrcst Collie
6th.-It cures Cholel Morbus
6th.-It cures Cholera Infantum.
7th.-lt cures Painful Menstruation.
Sth.-lt relieves Pain in Back aud Lons.
9th.-lt contracts Nervousness and Desponden-
cy.
lOth.-It restores Irregularities
llth.-lt dispels gloomy and ny sterical Feelings
I2th.-lts an admirable Tonic.
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The Friends of p. Il. HAMMOND, an
nounce him candidate for Ordinary for
Lancaster District
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Notice.

w. STRAYED from the subscriber
at Fort Mill on the 2Sth June, one
light colored sorrell Mule, about
twelve years old, shod with new shoes nil
around. Any information concerning said
Mule will be thankfully received
THOS. G. CULP.
Fort Mill p. o., s. c., July 5, 22-3t
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FOR ORDINARY

We are authorized by the Friends Of J.
Il. X. BELK, Esq. to announce him can
didate for Ordinary at the ensuing election.
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OA'A'i"0' "h'OOi1A'hi1o NNOCENlES
ou stock OF full and will
m ' s"d extreme low and for cash
@ i sold on the usual time twe months in Bank
andse Gus. '"''uhN eNeep-
Lancaster S. c., 81, lo-tf 1AA'H oo"HioN'
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wARLICK PLOw.

This is to certify that we have been using
the Warlick Plow for the last twelve or
eighteen months, and have no hesitation in
saying, and thai W ith great propriety, that
they are FAY the most valuable plow He
have ever used, and in every particular they
far exceed the old pow stock in being easi.
er held and blowing deeper. In word,
we would not go back TO the old plow
stock for considerable amount and We
look upon it as matter OF great &C Jnomy
for any planter or farmer to use them.
DIXON BARNES,
HENRY GOOCH.
JAS. M. INGRAM.
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BILIOUS DISORDERS.

The proper quantum and right condition of
the bile is of momentous Importance to the
health of the human frame, this Anti.biious
medicine expcls the hidden seeds of the com.
plant, aud rcndes all the fluids and secrctions
pure aud fluent, cleansing and rcSustating the
viSal functions of the body
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SICKLY FEMALES.

Should lose no time in trying a few doses of
this regulating and renovating remedy, what
ever may be their complaint, it can be taken
with safety in all periodical aud other disorgan.
iZn tions its effect is all but miraculous.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-04-16

DRueoED TOO MUcH.-Dr. o. w.
Holmes, better known rs the funny man.
in his vnledictory address to the medical
graduates of Hartford University, delivered
recently, gives the following advice to tho
medical students who were about to gradu-
ate:
With regard to the exhibition of drugs
as part of your medical treatment, tho
golden rule is, be sparing. Many remedies
you give would mako well person so i'll
that he would send for You at once il he
had taken one of your doses accidentally.
1t is not quito fair to givc such things 10 a
sick man, unless it is clear that they will do
moro good than the very considerable harm
you know they will cause. Be very gra.
cious with children especially. have seen
old men shivcr at the recollection of the
rhubarb and ialap of their infancy. You
may depend upon it that half tho success
of Homeopathy is duo the sweet peace i,
has brought into the nursery. Between the
gurgIing down of loathsome mixtures anc
tho saccharinc dcliqucscence of minute
globulc, what tender mother could for
moment hesitatel
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-04-16

VAooINATIoN WITH MAeNETIzEp NEE
DLE,-Professor Boca states that since 1856
hundreds Of children have been thus vacci-
mated, with scarcely any failure occurring
The point of the needle is well saturated
with the magnetic fluid before practising the
vaccinations, which are performed in the
usual manner, single magnctization ser
wing for many vaccinations. 1t isquite sur
prising to observe the rapidity with which
the vaccine virus is absorbed, when the
needle is thus preparcd.-London IRus-
trated Nel0s.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-04-16

IMPORTANT DECISION IN REGARD TO Ho-
TELs.--A case was recently tried in tho
District Court of New Orleans, which eli
cited very important decision in regard to
hotels. The following is brief statement
of the case and abstract of the opinion Of
the Court, as gathered from New Orleans
papers:
Tho plaintiff put up at tho St. Charles
Hotel, in November, 1857. While there
his room was entered at night, and hi,
watch, valued Mt $500, and gold coin tt
tho amount of Sl40, were stolen. ThC
defendants pleaded, in bar to the suit pub
lie notices posted by them in the room
and CONSPICUOUS parts of tho hotel, to th'
effect that they would not be responsible
for money or other valuables unless depos
tied with the clerk.
The Court held that the defendant.
were liable for any loss unless occasoneC
by the force Of arms; that their liabilit,
was fixed by law, and that they could no
limit it by any public notice, defining thei
responsibility. They have no right to re
quire traveller to deposit his money
watch, DC, with their clerk. 1t is thei
duty to keep honest servants and exert Wig
lance over all persons coming into tho no
tel, as guests or otherwise. Judgment i
accordingly given 10 plaintiff.
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PUT "GRAvY ON YOUR 'TArERs"-The
last iScalpel, in an article on "Dict," as
sumcs the positions that "thc use of oil,
would decrease the victims of consumption
nine-tenths, and that this is tho whole &C.
cret of the use of cod-liver oil" quotes the
following summary of observations on this
subject, made by DR.. Hooker:
l Of all the persons between the ages of
fifteen and twcnty-one years, more than
onc-6fth cat no fat meat.
2. OF pcrsonss at the age Of forty-fvc, NIL
excepting less than one in fifty, habitually
use fat meat
8. OF persons who, between the ages OF
fifteen and TWENTY-FIVE, avoid fat meat few
acquire an appetite for it, and live to good
old agr, while the greater portion die with
phthisis before thirtv-five.
A. OF persons diving with phthisis, be.
tween the ago Of fifteen and fortv-fvc, nine
tenths, at least have never used fat meat.
Most individuals who avoid fat meat, alsc
use little butter and oily gravies; thougl
many compensate for this want, in part a
least, hy free use of those articles. anC
also milk and eggs, and various saccharinC
substances. But they constitute an imper
feet substitute for fat meat, without which
sooner or later, the body is almost sure tc
show the effects of deficient calorifcation
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-04-16

MAINE.--Tho Legislature have enacted
a prohibitory liquor law by an ovcrwhel.
ming majority, which is to be submitted to
the people at a special election. The pres
cnt license law, enacted at tho time the old
Maine Law was overthrown, is 10 be sub
mittcd along with it. The two are thus to
go before tho people nj tho Same election,
and the voters are to be called on to express
their choice by the ballot. Those who
prefer the present law are to vote "Liccnsc
Law and those who prefer tho new stat.
ute arc to vote accordingly "For the Pro
hibitory Law"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-04-16

SINGULAR AND AWFUL FREAK OF NATURE
"A Child WITH FRoG's HEAD.--A ne
gro woman, belonging to Mr.. Lawrence
Smith, of Petersburg, Va lately gave birth
to child, the physical inalformn,ions OF
which were of the most horrible and extra
ordinary possible character From the waist
downward the child was like others, and
symmetrically built, but above tho middle
it was moulded into frightful resemblance
to the form Of frog. The head was fiat
the mouth being several inches wide. anC
placed underneath. The nose was entirely
wanting. and tho eyes stood out like cog
giles. No physician who saw it had eve
witnessed any phenomenon to compare will
it, and it was considered by them perfect
" unprecedented in the annals of embry
ology. 1t lived but few hours. The ear;
were the only portion of the head which did
not bear resemblance to frog, and these
were much like those Of cnt, bciug salient
and pointed, and adding still more to th,
horrible appearance of tho anomalous
creature.-Riehmond Pcper.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-04-16

Trains will stop Mt stations marked only to leave pas
sengers, or to take them on signal being made
From Cleveland-Au trains connect at Toledo directly
with trains of Michigan Southern Railroad for Chicago
and the West.
The oOo am, trains make direct connections with trains
| for Detroit.
do with the Toledo, Wabash and Western Railroad for
Fort Wayne Logansport Lafayette Danvillc Springfield
Naples. Alton, st. Louis. &c.
The 900 and $50 p. trains form direct connec
tions between Cleveland and Springfield, Dayton and
Cincinnati,
From Toledo all trains connect at Cleveland with trains
| Of the Cleveland and Erie road for the East.
The 0A5 m, train connects at Sandusky with trains
Of Mansfield Sandusky Railroad, for Mansfield, Pitts
| burgh, &c.
The o45 and 500 pm trains. connect Mt Sandusky
and Clyde with Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad for
| Cincinnati Dayton, &c.
| Trains also connect at Cleveland with Cleveland and
Pittsburgh L. r., for Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Bat-
more, &c. f. B. PHILLIPS, Sup't
Office G. & T. Railroad,
Cleveland, Mar. 10, 1855 ! janI, 1854
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Mr.. McMIcKENs' WiLL.-Tho rich Gin.
6innatian, beside giving 100000 for Q
University, remembered all his relatives
being most liberal to his brother, Mr.. An
drew McMickcn, who rcsidesupon splend
id farm in Illinois His next largest be
quest, was to Mrs. Stilley, niece, who ha
resided with him some years. The balance
is given to nieccs and nephews in Philadel
phia. The valuo of his property. which i
in Cincinnati, Louisiana, Texas and Nilsson
ri, is computed at sum considerably ex
cccding million of dollars.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-04-16

A couple were recently married in Tus-
carawas county, who, il is said, received
baptism in tho mornmg, were received into
full membership in the church in tho eve
ming, and were married the same night
The bride was minor, and her parents not
conscnting to tho union, she obtained the
license herself by putting the number 10
on her head and 10 in one Of her shoes
and swearing that she was between Is and
10. Young America IS still ahead. - Pro.
qressire Aqe.
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Miscellaneous.
Another Internal Machine.

On Friday morning, Pryor P. Lee, en-
gnecr of tho Type foundry in Cincinnati,
came near loosing his life, by the explosion
of an Internal machine. The explosive ma
tcrials were in gas pipe, which went off
in Mr.. Lees hands. The force of the ex-
plosion was terrific. The thick pipe metal
was shattered into dozen pieces, and
twisted into very odd shapes. Some of
the fragments perforated an inch plank,
and imbedcd themselves in tho plastcring
of the wall, The largest fragment consist
ing Of about onc-third of the machine,
went whizing through the engine room like
II missile shot from cannon, into an area
eighty feet distant, and, striking stone
wall rebounded six or eight feet Two
thirds If the fragments of tho pipe were
found, and the fabrication of tho machine
is conclusive evidence that it was made by
some one familiar with iron manufactures
The explosive substance was inserted into
tho machine through small vent hole
near one end, and evidently was so man
ufactured that slight disturbance woulC
cause an explosion. The author of thi
fendish attempt is unknown, and tho su
pernducing cause is a profound mystery
Mr.. Lee has been employed in tho typ,
foundry about fifteen years. and is an inof
fensive, steady and industrious man, and i
not known to have an enemy. He is ageC
forty-two years and has a wife and three
children dependent upon him for support
He is not mortaly wounded, but is wretch
cdly mu'lated, his left hand being literally
torn to shreds, his body between his thigh!
and waist, badly burned, besides being
punctured with severe wounds, both eye
burned, and tho flesh about them mucl
laccratcd and ono of his ears shockingly
mapgled.
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Criminal aloetrn


ny PRANK.
As lonely note in wildwood heard
When the sunlight leaves the west.
And the dew-drops weep DER the mateless bird
That broods by ruined nest
Is the plaintive tone Of the troubled voice
That cores from the twilight gloom,
Where Memory mourns Ger the fading Joys
ofliie, that has lost It's bloom
But Hope springs abroad, aud on radiant wing
Embath'd in the purple glow
ofthe morn, he mounts like a heavenly thing
From angels task below;
His robes woven ofthe newborn light
Which Of earth's touch has stain,
And he upward scars on glorious aight,
Till angels echo his strain,
Obi listen thou not To the voice that speaks
In mournful notes Of the past,
It will lure thee back where the sad heart breakf
In the gloom around II cast:
But send forth thy soul TO follow the song
ofIlope on upward flight,
And the magic tones shall lead thee along
onn rainbow path oflightl
FREMONT, March, ls5s
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For the Journal.
THINE ONLY.


Thine only--when false friends forsake,
And look with scornful eye;
And such who smiled In days Of yore,
Now pass the rudely by;
Do those who once thy favor sought,
Turn mochinrly aside
And thee in trbulation leave
To stem the dark drcar tide
Fear not, dear one, should all combine
To crush thee, yet I claim thee minel
Thine only--oh! how sweet the Joy
ndharpy aru the hours,
That brought TO my existence here
It's sunshine and its flowers;
Twas yeu that gave the kindly snilo
In sympathy to me,
And now thy heart in soreness beeds,
Should my heart turn from theei
mol this undying love of mine,
squire in fai.h--for am thine!
Thine only--when the venoni'd tongue
Its ISLANDERS hurting forth,
Seeks to detract from thy fair name
Some ofits sterling worth;
While all is dark around thee, lore,
Still changelcss is the breast,
That knows but hee-and Thee adores,
And finds in thee its resti
For no15 feel that thou art mine,
Oil can you doubt that lam thine!
Thine only--though my joys should fade,
Hopes, like autumn blooms depart
Yet theresa joy never die,
"Thou art nearest TO my hearth
And never will that heart prove false,
Whate'er betiie thee hero
Through sunshine, storm, or foul deceit
twill remain sincerej
Then give assurance hoa art mine,
Mine oply-for am Inot thiRs
FREMONT, April, ls5s s-ssa
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Roberts N ShcIdom.

Manufacturers of Copper Tin, aud SheetIron Ware
Dealers in stoves Agricultural 1mplement stoves Rags
wool. Hides, Sheep-pes, Old Copper, Old Stoves &c.
All sorts Of genuine Yankee Notions. Peasrs Rricl
Block, No. L. Fremont -Ohio. May 20, 1854.
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Canncld q BrOtIlcr.

Hardware Merchants All kinds Iron and Steel ware
both American and Importcd sold at Wholesale Re-
tail Every pattern of Cook Parlor Box Stoves Ag-
rculturn aud Farm Implements, Woodcn-ware Cordage
Oils, Paints, &c, Belts Block, No. 2 Fremont, Ohio
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A letter from Gerrit Smith is published,
in which he says that, to his knowledge,
Brooks would never have committed his
brutal assault upon Sumner had he not
been under the influence Of liquor at the
time.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-04-16

'CEooHAs LoDGE No II, Independent order Of Odd Fell
lows meets M Odd Fellows Hall, in Buckands Block,
every Saturday evening.
FRExoxr EScAMPMENr, No. 64, 7. .o.o.F meets in the
Hall the ID and 4th Monday evenings Of every
month.
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FoRr STEPHENSON Lopez, No. 225, Free and Accepted
uasons meets Mt Masonic Hail. In Doncyson's Block, on
the LIST and 3d uesday evenings OF fevcry month.
Fremont CHAPTER, No. g. Royal Arch Nlasons meets
at the same place. the lst Friday evening Of every
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B. J. BARTLETT 4 son.

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, have removed their Office tr
n the second story of NimsNncw building, over +
DcTnhalu's Clothing store. . Entrance Croghar
Street All business entrusted to them win bc carefully
attended to. II. j. BARTLETT,
Fremont, Nov. "a, 1856. j. X. BARTLETT.
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We never yet knew a man disposed to
scorn the humble, who was not himself q
fair obi.ct Of scorn 70 tho humblest
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senocn Conn,r EsnnI,.

A correspondent Of tho TifTin Tribune,
writes in regard to the Seneca County
Bank, rs follows:
Judge w. Thrall has been appointed Re
ceiver for the Seneca County Bank Treas
urer Stone, in pursuance Of law, is preparing
tho necessary books, aud will in few days
givo notice for the outstanding circulation
to be presented at the State Treasury, for
which receipts will be given. This will en-
able the Treasurer to ascertain the exact
amount Of the over issue. / believe there
are about six thousand dollars Of assets be.
longing TO the Bank. This will be devoted
SO much as is needed to the necessary ex
penscs Of closing up the concern. The bal
ance will be divided, pro rata among thosc
holding the circulating notes.
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Grccue * rinctrOrk,

Attorneys at Law; viii attend to all business entrusted
TO their olfce--Nims Block, Corner of Croghan
and Main street, Fremont Ohio.
J. L. GREENE. T. p. FINEFRoCK
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BucIsInu,I N Evcret,.

Attorneys and CounsollOrs nj Law, and Solicitors in
Chancey will attend 20 professional business and Lnud
Agency in Sanusky aud adjoining counties. Oicc, 2nd
story Buckland's Block, Fremont.
II. p. BUCKLAND. HOMER EVERETT.
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B F ETA ID
s THE STAFF OF LIFE!

To hare Good Bread you must hare Good Flour
TNHEREF0RE patronize the cROGHAN MILLS FLOUR
STORE where can always be found the best brands OF
Flour in town, at wholesale or retail.
Flour made fzom selected pure White Wheat.
Flour from the best Red Wheat; also Graham, Buck
wheat and Rye Flour Corn Meal, Feed, &c.
We also have SALT by the Barrel, Sack or Pound.
r- Our Express hand to deliver all purchases "a
any part Of the Corporation Try and YOU will bs
sure TO come again. o. W, VALLErTE A 90.
Frsmont March, 1855 ~
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Fitch's Gallery Of Art.

AJro'gpes Ddguerreoiypes and PhoiogrGphs taken i"
superior style. Also, Portraits painted Life Size, e.
er from The sitter from Dagusrreoypes and salts
faction ndrraHted in all cases
have lately purcrsed the stock. fixtures &C. belonging
to the A. d. Wies room, In Minis block, and sall eontin-
ue the business at the place, where shall be happy
to attend to those who favor me with aeall.
Instruction given in Anbroyring also in Portrait and
Landscape painting. NJ. w. FITCH.
Fremont, Oct 81, 1856. 4Oy1
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Harness Mixers:

CtALL AZ CANF1ELD 4 BROTHERS. and you win end
\ tremendous lotof Trimmings at dog cheap prices
Decd, 1857.
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MOTION EsOTE IL
G.L. PIERCE, RsoprietOr,

CLYDE, OHIO,
This nopuiar Hotel situated Immediately at the June
tion Of the Cleveland and Toledo r. H. with the Mad v
r. r. has been taken bv its former proprietor and Is
being thoroughly reHed in the hest style for the COM
fort and convenience Of the travelling community.
Clyde, Oct 3, 1856. 36tf
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FREMONT NURSERY

One miIe and a quorter south Of FTenaont,
xiSsf2. tUest side.
sJSTFE THE DESIGN OF THE PROPRIETOR, in com
sl--- mencing nursery in Fremont, is TO cultivate
and keep for sale the best varieties of Fruit Trees to be
found the country The best varieties Of ornamental
trees shrubs, Ic., will also be kept on hand
superior lot Of apple pear, cherry peach and ever
green trees selected om other nurseries, will be for sale
the coming spring. at reasonable prices All trees war
ranted to he ofthe varieties represented.
The citizens Of Fremont and surrounding country arc
respectfully invited to call at the Nursery and examine
the spring it arrives and select whatever
may please them Any who want large orders dcd IN the
spring would well to hand in their orders to o. W.
Valetic in Fremont. J.DAY, Proprietor.
Fremont Feb 10, 1858.
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TO RIncksmitI,s,

VTTE are hand with good assortment Of Anvs Wis
w es Bellows, Iron, Nail Rod, Horse Shoes, sc.
Dec. 4, 1857. CANFIELD 4 BROTHER.
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NORTHERN DIVISION, via sandusky--GoiRg West, Daily
SnadaNs Ercepted.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-30

4 n ASSORTMENT of fancy Work Baskctsand
: \ Cabas, just received and Tor sale low by
oct l6, 81. il. LYNCH.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-30
Steel.
Axes.
Percussion Caps.

'WENTY dozen chopping axes for sale bv
Il may 20. 81 WARD d SOUTnMAYD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-30
ssIslc Prints.

kbItFV kEEEtN.
NJ ERRIMACK and Bobinsons blue prints, ten
VA cases in store. for sale bv
march 30, '57 HENRY, WILLIAMS .t Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-30

ENHREE unIlred thousand percussion caps for
L sale by WARD d SOUTIIMAiD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-30
GcIlsing Bittcrs.

= Bones gensing bitters, excellent for de-
Y bility, for sale by
HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co.
iuly17, 81
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-30
For Three Months.
To Exchanges.

above Prospectus few insertions in c,nsc,,.s eue
part of their paper, win be furnished with lie Tr;'
Weekly States during the session of Congress- Rv
publishin5 the above Prospectus for three moo,bs
with an editorial notice. they viii be befumished with
the Daily. WIN
jan s, '5s-3m
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-30
New Goods.

I ust received per steamer Eorktowa and for sale
- low f1r cash, ) bbs Thislley, different brands;
fiya Ibis sugar forty bags coffee, also fine French
brandy, and pure Port wines, for medical purposes
also vinegar. nails, cotton yarn, shoes, boots and
hats cups and sauccrs, and plates, general a~sor-
ment Of hardware and 4 great many other things
sale by N. LYNCH.
Sept. 2f, 1870.
p. 81 have also been receiving large assort-
mds Of salt, liquors, groceries, hardware and cot
ton yarns. at my place. Fort Smith, on Garrison
Avenue, Which is to be sold low for cash. NJ. l.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-30
Moss Blankets.

{ ME- bale of moss saddle blankets received per
~ steamer Red Wing; and for sat. bv
ieh. o, 81 WARD d SOUTHMAYD.