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hMFOWTANT CMANGE1s
Saturday Evening Train Put On
OHIO g. MISSISSIPPI
'.eAD a4vo..
X A IlR g AD.
Cessptstsdfo Cjncjnaaii-- 7hrouoh spifh 81.
chGnge Of cdso- Only one chanoe
Qf cdrss0 Louisriiie-- One

ksSss1 - Csss0vyye 1nTouyh t09fh our
cAsnge Of sdv.- Only one change
~ cayss0 Louisciiie-- One
change % Cleveiand.
tANnto Wheeling and two less change 4 81 ca
~ and baggage and 90 milesnearer to al East-
sfn Cities than W ANY other Route.
THE GREAT NATIONAL ACUTE, carrying
fAe w. S. Mail and AdGmS Es1Rsss.
On md after Wsdnesda j sJnly 1st, trsins will
US. s.MAilTraia--Leayss o1iee corner Am and
Chestnut, a. 1000 =. IN. Lsesss Eas, St Louis
Exprss. Train--Lea oincs, !, sor.er Of 4.b .na
cAss.att,at 3 p m "A 11esvsa East 81. Losis Dspo,
In order q 4eseanodaAs the travelling p.b-
hc, Saturday AFTERNOON Train has been put
sp, and trans VIII run asabose every day except
oNE SUNDAY TRAIN AT a:oOp. M
4 n. H.~-A1l trains make direct and ceyfain con !.
ssefssas = qtasH with all Bastssn Mail and
Expfess TE4tmes thnt formin thc SAer(ssf quicker
and - 80 Rosss u New Yssk. kss,on.
PhsIS kIa, iiltss, vi sshineten cify. IA ! t..
6slsA. Mhsslhs, casvslsnd, 1slAio. ma all
- eEisag0,ss4 y psiass on slsI,lasoi. Con.
ONLY ONE CHANGE On cARs 70 on1cAco.
Nsu1ork passengers have choios n 1<tr rood
railreo9 SUutes. from CineinAati, VI Iew fork
4 Eris, n \ Central, Psnnsyi a6iA Central ,as1
Through passengcrs should avaii Aksn.s lyes =
this most rellaAle route between tho Dset -
the West, ~ tAobrds unusual faci lities k6inr 4
superior roAd. and the only Broad Guags snsaA III
Passengers for Decatur, Biossliagton, IaSaiis,
Rock Island, Burlington, PcofiM, Dunieith, Gaa-
lena, Peru, &c., connect Al SandoYsl with tho
Illinois Central Il. Il. forthe above named points
direct.
Passengersfor Msttoon and Chicago ooSScct Il
Odin with the Chicago Erapsh. Through from ~
Louis with only ono ehangsof cars.
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IL. X. LOVE 4 CO.,
Successors to Dsming Love,)
BANKERS,
1--WE particular attention TO collections and re-
" NIT tpromptly on the day Of payment.
RESRRkNcRs:
Bank Of North America, New y oYk.
Drexel Co., Philadelphia.
3. W, Clark Co., /"
Cttissps' Bank, Baltimore.
Bank 1t PitxbuFgh, Pittsbargh.
Jno. ID. Seully, Cashier, do
5. Brady, Cashier, Wheeling.
Branch STATE Bank OF Chic, Zanesviile.
Commercial Bsnk, ,Oipcinnati.
State Savings Institution, ST. Louis.
0co. Smith Co., Chicago,
Northern Bank OF Kentucky, Lexington.
nov24d
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Kcokuk Book-Binderv,
aSU HLANk Rn0K AhNyrY rspfSpy "

RLASk Books made and ruled to any required
lIpsttsrn. Court Records, Justice Dockets, As
SCISSORS Books, Poll Books, 4c., dc furnished at
short notice.
Old Books, Magazines, Music, Ac., bound or re-
bound in any style desired.
1~&y Biudery will be found on Second-st.
next door to the Athen9um, sign oi the "Big
Book ISAAC N. PIERCE. :
sep II '57-d
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eso.c Q. ANDERSON. ALsxAxpsR "a RcLAy
ESTABLISHED IN IsA8.l

eso.c ANDERSON. ALEXANDER BARCLAY.
[EsTABLISHEDI IN IsA8.l
BANKING HOUSE OF
q o u q II G. II 4 q = q n Il CO
T HAVE this day admitted as . partner in .hs
Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, fwho has
been my teller for the last six years}. The busi-
ness, hereafter, viii be conducted under the firm
and style OF
GEO. q. ANDERSON l. CO.
Being one of the oldest Banking Houses IN not
the ohcst) in Iowa, the now frm solcits q contin-
uance Of former patronage So literally extended TO
the senior partner.
They will make collections and remit, less Ex-
change, on the day Of payment, free Of chasge.
Their rske!snces are as formerly by senior part
nsr, wis
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TO THE LADIEx.

To THE LADIES.
MRS. NJ. TALON, having just returned fron
1Xl the East, isnsw Offering 70 the Ladies in.
stock Of New spring Goods. including Bonnets t.
kibbsns, Flowers, and everything In that line
Her shop 10 Temovedto
No. 81 MalA-St.,
Whsrs she will be pleased Ia see hc- nr,rc-cu.
customers. ~ fowlers NJ odels for sale.
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NEW OOBiERS PIsgAEE NOTICE.
1AAfheauy dnx eontfs1t 1eNk svsxid soon puycAas.
Dssiratisand PerM1Wsat HomeesSst, asssvs tror
shoics 'eIsrvfseneepd Lan1torasst ts.
! cheapsnl bargetk yst out, beine Dwslliaa
House iASne enough - ordinary fauily. -
cloaed ~ neatly pslnted paling FENCE, With ~
water convshisnt, In 4 healthy location ana ~
neigbngfhesa, within ten Minutes walk AZ 1lo
kstes HoHse, rs 7aEss ss2
TRsT Eoxfks FIRST CLAM,
II taken soa1,1An b had eat low 2eufes. Al
rass hafnAAn, wkokher for residences or 70 = In
vsstnsuS. Title euaxantced.
Tnnhs-o9S2 cash, balance in payments to ac-
commcdste PurohAser. Fer cash liberia discount
will - made. s
Inauirs Of .hs undersigned, Days Buildisx,
kxeM41ne-st corner OF 18th, or at thss otRee ri
": Di1s1, A,hen1um BuilAiAx1 M
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Lumber.

TTyHE Subscribers would inform the consumers Of
/ Lunbsr, and the public generally, that they
arc nov prepared 70 furnish al kiAds Of Lumber
usually made by Saw Mil, including Lath, /,
Flooring, Joist, Shestng and Siding, of any length
that may be desired.
Cath II the New Saw Mill, vn the river, near
Whites Pork House. PAUL 4 uUAE6.
NIB. ssove Wood for sale At II 50 per cord.
sev4SAtf -
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NOTlCE.
k ESSR6. pLUMMER 1 co. having made such
NAArrAngemenu ~ will enable them 10 continue
their business as usual, l deem II proper 10 wv
they are entitled to the confidence If tho public
generally. WIN. BROWNELL.
Reoksk March :. ls5S-d
Snn sKS. q. A. SALT for sale BY
VVO lyS0 WIN H.AUSTIN 4 CO.
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY,
CormeY of johnson and Ninth Streets,
KE0KUk IOWA
=. =. VAIL CO.
jy14d
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kcOknk feMnIe college.
'hHE Directors Of this College have made ar
= r2ug.ments with DR.. Sanford by which the
lnetitptien will bc transferred to the large and
oeaNkafui Hall Of the Iowa Medical College and
bAve elected Rev. Chas. A. Williams, princIpal-a
gentleman we'll known andreccmmended rs possess
mg all that tact and perenc and those literary
md scientific qualifications, requisite to III, com
plete aud permanent success Of this importa en-
- Hpring Term. will commence on Monday
9azeA 42d, under the supcrintendsnce Of Mr. WIFI.
nasn, aided by competent and xperenced teachers.
- ehoce OF teachsge,the Of study, and ihe
ksneral discip pline ~ - College being subject IL
the supervision aud approval Of the Board, with
the ledge VI their permanent cooperation aud
cousssl.
Itiathe purpose of the Board to build xp m In
stitution which shall fully meet the wants IL our
city and In this effort they hope for the co-opera-
ton aud sympathy Of all intelligent and liberal
citizens.
Thelnstitution will hencefartb be exclusively
Tor female pupils, and will mprehend primary
and advanced departments with the desi "A ut an
ultimate thorough organisation and classihsstson,
ana q such advancement and progress = the Intel
hgeht patronage OF the community will sustain.
This arrangement secures the cooperation and
inhueneet or.kanfosd, TO whose iiberality ana
publie 1Tlt the institution il indebted fos the
very fesosahas0Tms shici. have been made for the
use OF his rooms
The terms OF tuition will be as heretofore. eix
and eight dollars per quarter tor ordinary stndies,
with small additional charge for incidental ,x-
lenses. and extra charges for Latin, French. Ger
man, Music and Drawing.
DIaEcroRs.
Hon. II. =. Lowe, Hon. g. Il Cuytis
Key. " n. Williams, kev. +. Gum.
4 Dridsmau, 9. n. Perry, 5. Gsrd,
]. W. 0oDnx, See'y. y. r. I0WE
Ksoknk, March I6-da. Psssl1su,.
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1OWA STATE INSURANCE co...
nR1lcE IN sAMR1k' q NEW BUILDING, 2sD STORY.
1ecoaA Dtreet, kcokak, Iowa.
rHHt4H Hnne Company takes Risks on the sa&es
1 clsa1oa u propeFty, ON TIE MUTUAL PLAN,
AND ON TIE CASH PLAN FOR A CASH PRl-
MUM, At rstAs as reasonable - those Of aaS
feliabls Company.
DIREcToRs:
C.H Perry, II. Tucker,
Geo b. Smyth, s. Hamill,
Wm.F. Turner, u. A. Day,
HID. Woodward, J.W. Rankin.
E.H. Harrison, Joha McCune,
S. r. Noorhies.
oPvicrks
@. M.PERRY ,Prsst. Z. II. HARRISON, Trsas.
S. HA4ILL, Vice Prcst. W.F. TURNER, Sec.
Ian11dSh
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slaughter hl Go.
10Mo N GDKI.
A. M cx y PER BU5HEL
yE hstaAtlv supplying the very best
w quality of CRATE snd stove Coal brought -
this market. Itisnites easily. burns brightly and
geMsyAtss mMohest than amy other article for sAIGx
sxeoPttnHAOMs Its chief economy and sxesa11nsy
eonsistsfn It's burning 10 ashes and leaviSS io
clinkcr or cinier.
For mechanical purposes it positively cannot b.
surpassed, as those using II will attest.
ardcfx must be left on the book at the ONCE over
Collier Co.'S Grocery Store. 3D. st., between Main
and Johrson, and they shall bc promptly attended
to, ~ heretofore. l.. c. DOBlNS,
March sd Agent.
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GUNsl GUNS!
VIM. Manners.

DY 4 " a n y . q . U = y q
On Fourth Street ,besween Johnson and Exch sng re
kk0kUK, IOWA.
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~. w Hicks, d.,
X q EON Dentist.
once opSeconds dst. between Main and J.kn,on
kkuK uk, IOWA.
lk. II, IN addition to the usual -.
Il methods Of Inserting Arti6cisl
teeth - in possessioR Of the eexclusivexly
right Tor this city Of mounting the
nonttnuouf gum work, 'soasiYersally aduir~t
for their beauty and cleanliness
Heis eisalsoaountingte st eetho n Hu uttsP sschs.
apr 1sdwly
DENTAL SURGERY.
M Il. B. BARBER wouldrespect-
- fully inform m his patrons 4 nd he
public generally, that he hash,ted uptl
handsome suite Of rooms, sparing IIIy
neither Ainso xpsnss 20 ke be u . giant and
comfortable In the brick building ,East side Of
between Main and JohnfoB streets. Thsnkfulfsr
past tfavors, be soiicitsa eaqtinusncs of the samo
Allopsrstions uabfanted tapr24dIyd
=. a. OG q. y.
RANSEK Lodge No. rs, !. o. of6. r., meets -
y every Friday Evening, at Temperance
Hall, on Main street, At ~ o'clock. A1lQ
members Of the order in good standing are
invited to attend.
my20--dly y
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# oeICE MED00ED
sQ0O Nm h els . x ke,
4sem Ht4pbargh Coal preduces . more
q - ~ tsst than cosl. and IL free from smoke
1M4 IN Wfll b. delivered Ia any part Of the
city Nntfl furshsf notice, in quantities not loss
than bushels, at Is cents Fer busheL,
Apply At The Qfhee Of the
GAS COMPANY,
jANe1 No. as Main.st. Up Stairs.
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BUY d BM ADEN,

Morgan st., between Fifteenth and Sixteenth,
,IOWA
CONTRACTS taken, including the fsvuishirg oi
~ material. ii desired, and fHl6l.sd Ia; = efomp,
And iAi.hias saaaasS. Lmoh5 laSm
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RAGsl RAGnI1 AAGSIly
XX7E want them II Brisgthsm 70 ~. We will
w pay the highest market price In cash Or the
trade. Al City Book Store.
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n. m. n. UQl.LINN.

mr.. M. n. COLLINS.
nFFICE mp stairs 1t tho rear Of Holmes store
~ ON the corner of 5th and Main st., whore he
may b. found day or night, except when profss-
aiou al1y ahs~ut, ffeb16d
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KEOKUK HIGH SCHOOL.
ThiPA 0uavsey.

vHHE 7 hixa Quarter Of this school will open on
Mop4apr 1afeh lst. in the rooms heretofore &C
euptsem - aeNa Medical College, on the corn T
OF CSqeKt aad Fifth streets. Its proposed TO es-
tabl1ehnn 1pglish and Classical School of such
shasesekend Aims ~ shah place itin the highest
rank e1ong the schools Of eur country, and in
ascordance with this design there will be CON-
bined the advantages Of home nurture In phyy-
zeal, mental and moral training, with instructiop
In the 1dspartments Of Literature, Sciepee
Thste assured the services u full 60
Of ianGungse, nathsmatis6s - ~ nasnsai sci
cncca. NsfHs17s Ns 72sS OH TgT
The school year win con Y re ~ quarters of
ten weeks each. ss:2 2ssssss 'ssss
There win be cxsfsieoo &a3 In Competition
and Elocution.
There will BE- three aenoa rrinary. In i.
tcrmediate and Academic sss
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rrimafy department, per quarter, Q 90
lntermediate Department, per qusrter,...... 10 90
academic department, per quarter. ...,..,... IL 90
These rates, payable Invariably BY the middle Of
CUSTER, defrsy the entire expenses Of tuition
IN all efanches not included in the extra charges
No deduction will be made for absence, except n
cases OF protrncted sick ness.
Pupils will be classified and promoted only.
upon thorough examination in their preyioi,s
stuuIes.
The services of Prof. Braes have been secured 10
give instruction inOernan, French, Drawing, and
uii fainiipg. lie will also give instructions In the
II charge
An extra charge Will be made per quarter for
instruction given Ia French, German, Drawing,
fAinting and Agricultural or Practical Chcmis-
try.
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WATCHES AMI 0IELRYl
N. W. JONES,
Dealer In Clocks, Ngssches ana Jsv.
c1ry,

@ e1ry,
nAga-ss., sHs.sscosD AHD @nIRp,
kEQKU IOWA
5ftNHE sutscflher has just reesissc = large r
= an1 hsautifuistock Of gold and silver ~
Wstsnls, gold jswsiry, sc., comprisingi !
the latest styles Of Ladies' breast pins, ear-fncs
eAgsr rings, cut pins, gcid guard sAd fob chains,
Aeyes saals, silver thinblsss gok slides, snaps,
st1ds gold pens with or without holders gold psH.
eilaand pens.
The subscribSF sA1i 4 - yuh1o1nunaker
fsels ~e,pyStert ~ e. and
The pablis may fa3 r. T. ~ u sorrsct
time =, and siwsy4N
Nov. - --dly 81 sSs ssss IN rne.
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BANCROFT CoRREcrING JUDGE TANEY.-
The N. Y. Evening Post calls attention
to the following passage in Bsncroft's last
volume. AS he is much higher authority
in history than Judge Taney, we may learn
from it what slender foundatian the Dred
Scott opinion has to stand upon. The pas
sage occurs in his account of the battle Of
Bunker Hill. t
"Nor should history forget to record that,
as in the army of Cambridge, SO also in
this gallent band, the FREQ negroes of tho
colony had their representatives. For the
right of the free negroes to bear arms in tho
public defence, was at that day, [l77bl as
little disputed in New England as their 9th
er rights. They took their place, not in a
seperate corps, but in the ranks with tho
white men, and their names may be read
on the pension rolls of the country, side by
side with those Of other soldiers of the Rev
olution. VOL VII. Oh xxxIx, page 42l.
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Trains stop at stations marked only leave passengers
Trains will stop at stations marked Eony to leave pas
sengers, or to take them on signal being made
From Cleyeland-An trains connect at Toledo, directly
with trains of Michigan Southern Railroad for Chicago
and the West.
The 80 am, trains make direct connections with trains
for Detroit
The $50 am, and 500 m, trains, connect at Tole-
do with the Toledo Wabash and Western Railroad for
Fort Wayne Logansport Lafayette Danvile Springfield,
Naples, Alton, st. Louis, &c.
The $50 and 600 p. trains form direct
tons 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 1000 train, connects at SandusS with trains
Of Mansfield Il Sandusky Railroad for Mansfield Pitts
burgh, &c.
The TO- 90 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 r. r., for Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Balti-
more, &c. +. B. PHILLIPS, Supt
Office C. & T. Railroad
Cleveland, May 6, 1858. : JAM, 1885,
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QOtttn.
THE SQUARE AND THE LEvEL.


awe meet upon the level and part upon the square;"
What words Of precious meaning these words Masonic are
Come let us contemplate them-thcy are worthy ofA
thought
With the highest and lowest and the rarcst they are
fraught.
We meet upon the level though from every statun come
The king from out his palace and the poor from his
For the must leave his dadem outside tho Nasons
door,
And the other find bis respect upon the chccered
floor.
We part upon the tho world must have its due
We minge with the multitude, cold, unfrendly crew;
But the influence Of our gatherings in memory grcen
And long upon the level to the happy
There's world where all are equal are hurying to It
fast;
We shall meet upon the level there, when the gates Of
death are past;
We shall stand before the Orient and our Master will be
there,
To try the blocks offer with Ills unerrng square
We shall meet upon the level but thence depart;
There's ansiontis all ready for each trusting faithful
heart;
There's mansion and Welcome, and multitude is there
We have met upon the level and tried upon the square,
Lot meet upon tho level, then while aborng patient
here.
Let and let labor though the labor bc scvsre
Already in the western sky the signs bid prepare
To gather up working tools and be tried upon the
square.
Hands round yo faithful Musons ALL the bright fraternal
chain:
Ye part upon the square below to meet in Heaven again.
o. what words of precious meaning those words Masonic
are,
awe meet upon the level and part upon the squarei
REX.
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THE TRACT SocrErY.-The Independent,
the only one Of the religious papers of last
week which reported the final action of tho
Tract Society, considers the action taken by
that body as rctrograde, and appeals to the
Churches not TO receive its Secretaries and
agents, and to pastors not to admit them in
TO their pulpits. Itadvises the ''true friends
of tho Society" to give no money while the
action stands, but to discharge their duty
of protest and discussion at every, opportn-
nifty. AT the Congregational collation., on
Thursday night, tho two points most prom
incntly presented by the speakers, and most
applauded by the audience, were the won
dcrful unity which prevails among Chris
tians of oil sects and from all sections, and
the anti-Christian conduct of the majority
of the Tract Society, in which all denomin-
ations are represented.--N Y. Times.
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Rnhcrfs N SIlcIdom.

Manufacturers of Copper, Tin and sheeIron Ware and
Dealers in Stoves, Agricultural Implements stoves, Rags
Wool Hides Sheep-pets, Old Copper, Old Stoves, &c
All sorts of genuine Yankee Notions Pease's Brick
Block, No:1, Fremont, Ohio. May ~, 1904.
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CnnGeId 81 Rrnfher.

Hardware Merchants. All kinds Of Iron and Steel ware
both American and Imported sold Mt Wholesale or Re-
tail Every pattern Of Cook parlor Box Stoves. Ag
ricultural and Farm Implements, Woodenware Corage,
Oils, Paints &c, Belts Block No ?, Fremont, Ohio.
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u. p. EnsscInnnn.

Dealer In Stoves Tin, SheetIron, copperware Wash
boards, Plows, &C. have opened entire new stock
In the Tyler Block Corner Of Front and Coghan Streets
and shall be constantly receiving additions Particular
attention will be given to Jobbng and Repairing of every
Kind. Call and see me. Oct. 10, 1851.
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Merriettsyills. Ca, May FL.
The notorious Townsend, alias McHsnry,
was tried to-day before the magistrates for
robbery, and discharged on $4oo bail. He
is now at liberty.
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I. Il. Greene.
BnclxIand Il Everett,

Attorney at Law; will attend all business entrusted
to his care. once-Nims Block, Corner Of Croghan and
Main streets, Fremont Ohio.
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Attorney and Counsellors at Law and Solicitors In
fhancerv will attend to professional business aud Land
Agency In sandusSy and adjoining counties. Office 2nd
story Buekiands Block, Fremont. -.-
J.. p. DUCRLAND. HOMER EVERETT.
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j. WEAVER, M. D.,

KCLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND oCULIsT.,
Tenders his Professional services to the citizens of Fre
mont and vicinity Special attention given to diseases of
the Eyes Ears Throat Lungs, Acute and Chronic dseas
Private Diseases cured electunly Ny medicines
principally vegetable; use Calomel All persons af
cted with disease Of any kind respectfully invited to
apply to DR.. WEAVER and be cured.
OFFICE Front Street, Minis Block, Second Story
Entrance from Croghan Street.
Fremont May 81, 1885, 1Tm3
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B. ]. BARTLETT d SON,

A rToRNEYs AT LAW, have removed their Office to
n the teeond atorv of Ni,ns' building, over +.
tJernham's Clothinc store, IT, Entrance on Croghan
attended To. ID. J. BARTLETT,
Fremont, Nov. "a 1856 j. r. BARTLETT.
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90 - q; 4:s "
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT--On and after Monday, May
10, 1858, trains will run follows;
SOUTHERN DIVISION, via Norwalk.-G Going Vest, Daily,
Ercenl SnnRnn.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-28
FREMONT JOURNAL.
ISAAC VI. KELLER, Proprietor.
The JOURNAL Is published every Friday morning.
oniee-In the third story, Bucklands Block-Fremont,
sandusky county, Ohio.

Busnes Cards Iines or IeHFi ONO yVNr- oUU
fended Notices preceding marriages, and Double coll
Advertisements to be charged double the above rate
Advertisements should he marked with .the number OF
insertions or they will be continued until ordered out and
charged accordingly.
jon PRINTING,
ofa kinds neatly and expedtiousy executed, and that
too, to the full satisfaction Of our patrons.
BLANKS,
Ofal descriptions kept hand, or will be printed on
two hours notice. ISAAC VI. KELLER
Editor and Proprietor Fremont Journal
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DR.. B. h. TABER,
Dentistry.

T. j. CoNGER DENTAL SURGEON, respectfully tenders
his services the citizens of Fremont and vi
cniy. Teeth inserted pivot, gold silver plate and
In the nestest manner. TT Office in Sharp and Shomo''
Building front room upstairs.
Fremont, April IS, 1856.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-28
DIR. $. p. SHORT, DENTIST.

HFF1 FIe9S7t0'j 'I1'DS''e nv 0''
G HAVING HAD OVER 15 YEARS Ex-
Qll1IHY PERiEScE, OF wnICn HE PRAcTIcED
CIT CLEVELAND, he feels confidence in his ability
to render that aid to his patients which the nature of tho
science demands nS Dir. Short has had great expert
in the treatment OF the Irregularities OF Children's
Teeth Fremont, Dec. 4, 1857
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