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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-28
LEGAL.
Trustees sale.

WauuBAs % re 7lst dsy Of October. 4 D. 1857
w Dis timer yieth- sud Sarah vI1h%, his wife. en-.
scute1 unto Dsvrd 8 True. ~ Trustee. . certain deed
Of !, cat, CONVEYING 10 SID Trustee the lanis in Lott
county, lows, Described ~ follows, To sit The bsrh
hAf Of The soaiA-west quarter, and the eou ih-wess
quarter Of tie DoTth-West quarter Of Section thirty.
three (S3y, 10 toe nsh, p s~veniy-nine f19J north u
Ranse three 80 east Of tn 9Th r n whilh said con-
veyAncs VS. made BY the sssd Diitner vieths and
sarah vieths for the pufpoSs Of securing the pay
IEeri ofA certain promise ny note and he inter Of
thereon, ign d by the aid Dittme- VI III, igr ASA,
dated thr 81 Il day 81 Oct Der, A u 1871 AID paya.t
On the goth day % Novenbr Z, A ID 81, - the order
Of l W. W. d~ard with interest at Ten per cent per
Annum after maturity.
And nos rsd no. having become due and payable
and said Ditiaer visshs having failed I, pay the
same,I I. David ). True. the underkiSnei, TT ust.e -
aforrsAsd, do h~r-by give ibis publ { po.ice, that BY
virtue u the powsr which 10 in M vssttd ~ ssid
deed " Trust, ] I'LL, on Saturday the 9th day OF
February 4 u, ia5s,st thr hour o. . O'Clock in the AZ
terr.con 81 said day. st the Court Hou-. door 10 the
city OF Davenport expo.~ .ni stfer or sale, at rub
nc auction, ~ the highest bidder for Cash, The parcels
Of land alb " :escrib d, or S much IN, reef a. shall
e ~-uf8ci-It {, satisfy and pay he amount Ct said
note with lnt-res. 70 III, dag of sale, I g.tnef with
the expens es attending sail sale, costs Of ih.s notice
ana Trustees .-es..
Date the l4ih day Of January, = y, 1855.
DAVID &. TaCE,
Jsnliits Tru-,-r
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Milwaukee and Watertown 4 r
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER ARRANGE
4 IN and after Monday No ember 25th, p,ssspaer
~ Trains ON this Road Will ruu as follows:
First train leaves WAtertown at $40 A M arriving
IN WAtert wn 81 second Tram leaves Wa
tertoWnAt 2;2o ? y, arriving Ut Waite town al $50 ? n
First Train leav-. Milwaukee At S;.6 A 4 striving
at NaArtown at l1;i0AN Second Train sves Nil
wSnkee NJ S;2o ? u arriving at ws1eltown y. S;9u n
CONNECTIEG-GOING EAST.
At Milwaukee With the Green Bav. Mi vauke and
Chicsg, R,ilrood to CHICAGO "a, nee via Michigan
southern, Cleveland Toledo, Clavsisnd sLd kr,e, md
NV fo Z and Erie to NV York cry thonce via
steamer Z Vanderbilt and Plymouth Koek to 20, ton,
also csnne:,ing 81 Chicago nth kichisa an 6. utrsl.
Great Western, Cansds, New York CENTRAL t. New
YoTk city til nee via New York aai New Haven
CONEECTlNG-GOIN0 WEST.
Al WAttr.own with Stages 10 Ok Greek, Dolce
Centre, WauPun, Berlin, Beaver Dam, Fox Lake.
Port- &c ! iy. Portland, Waterloo, hanchetvillr. aun
Prairie, Columbus. Otsegc, W, &c.
WRIGHT TRAINS.
Leave WAtertown At 800 \ n, ant wlwankee
=. W. SOWLRR, Gene al superintendent.
Milwaukee, Nov. IL, 1897 octl.dt.
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AIR LINE ROUTE.

AIR LINE ROUTE.
(Nhicago TO 81. Louis via st Louis, Alton l. Chicago
~ r \, al the way BY Railroad.
CAAkYIIo TIKI GRRAT AAsRICAn AND o. 9. MAILS.
The only direct and isilsD.s rvute u the south ana
south Wess, seventy Nilles shorter than any y Ler
route.
TRAINS leave depo, OF Michigan Southern and Rock
Island Il n, cornt, If Van nuten and .,.ei mali SIS.
st Louis bay LxpIess-IO;SO A Nd lily, (ounda. .
e~xcepted) arrive u. s.. Lou li;.U eau, ev,nLg.
St LOUIS Ni.hI ExpI ees-l,, 80 ? M-DAiy, a. i've
ct st Louis 1890 next morning.
Day hspIese-6,OU AA-Dsily, arrive ~ Chicago
$40 p n.
N,snt Elpicss-2;45 P M-D.ily, arrive At Chicsg,
Trsns run directly through without change OF cara
or BAGGAGE. Time from Chicago 10 Of. Louis
THIRTEEN HOURS.
PAssenrr rs destined fos Boom. nSt.n, Sprinsneld,
DeCs;uT, Jaca Onv,lie, Napl.s and all p.iais OH tire
Mississip. !, Missouri kansas, Cumberland anu Ten
nes,' y Rivers, b. taking to stov, rue wall he cure
Il mai ing C. nn.ciT Ne ant ARRIVING N st Lous Oh
aiyeItised time Avoii ing tn v xsliou, delay Of tho
cir, uitous route via LaSalie Pc ria aus Illinois ri or,
s~vins twei ty-iour hours tne, beng b miies l. -
distAucs 20 Bloomington 63 ,ess u Springfield u
- ~ st. Lou = and Is less to Peoria
THAN BIT ANY OTHER ROUTE.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
A. Joliet with the Il sex Island Railroad for Ott.-
wa, Lasa,le, Rock Island anu central Iywa
Al Bloomington with Illinois Central Railroad fer
Clinton, Wayns.vilie md Decatur, aud with Stage
for Peoria.
A, Peoria Junction With Peoria I Oluawks r X
for Walnut Grove. Washington, Peoria, Prhi., Br.n-
neld. vlnwood, Knoxvil.e. Gslesbury, Monmouth
and Burlington.
Al Springfield with Great Wsstern Railroad for
Jacksonville, Naples and Illinois River.
At Alton with Daily Line Of Packets for Hannibal,
Qui-cy and Keokuk, tue most expeditions md rcliA-
bic routs to all psrtIr NJ OF n = Aiss0urt.
Al ~ IANiA Stth Daily R}raf (laas n .Aunnpc co.
New Orle abs snd intermediste p Jints "a tas Lover
Mississippi AID with regular lines 81 packets for
Kansas, ct Joseph and all Joints on tbs Missouri,
Tennt ssee, Cumberland and ArkAns Q Rivers.
Tarough Tickets can DO procured to all Eastern
Railroad Onnces-st the Company Ofacss, ~ Dear.
born street, opposite the fremont House, and q n.
Michigan Soutnern aud Rock D,pols, corner Of Van
BUr1n amp Satrmsn ste.
kesponsibi- Baggage Mem ~ill be At the Depot 70
all the varionS lines coming into tho city ~ check
baggage through to any koint dssTed on the line.
A. u. AOORH, Superintendent.
I. Darling. Gent Agent. Chicago. Lo~20nf
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Chicago Alton 4 st. Louis r. R.
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN

NV Az DEL " II EN
Chicago and st. Louis.
rot~s 1soss oAtooeo for 81. LoS<s and tus.r~~.
dt0ts place.
Acconodsticn Train, (sundsy's exoepted) 03OAn
Express Train. Saturday. s~xssptsdj liOPn
sFoS~s Isess q. Low<sJbr chicago o~d tussr,n.
dtdss Psacss.
accommodation Train, SUNDAYS sxoepted) I O0 A =
kxPrses Train Saturdays e~xceptsdD SsOen
Trains run directly through, without change Of
ears or baggage. Trains run through Joliet, BIoom.
ington, Springfield, Oarlinvills and Alton,
WtIraine run on this read make direct conneotlons
"a Joliet Cut o. and Michigan Central RAILROAD al
Joliet, making this the shortest, QuiokeS, M nost r..
liable route besWeen d Louis and M York. 49,.
Philadelphia, and he East.
With Illinois csntxal Z. u DleominRton. for "A.
0alle, Msadota and Oairo.
IN Great Wsctsrn Of In,nots d Uprineaed. for
Decatpv and Naples. ""
with eli the kAilreads divsrgine from Oh,o.so
9TH daily line Of lachsts q & Leaio ~ HsoknE
49, Osaea1A nd Missouri Atve1.
49, ?soos1 eS ~ Paaess0sataonsd aAsvs q.
= procured q allths principal u ke1 e0s0 IN NJ
Unised staea, end q he oAese
M. Z *. 81 A.. :. ca,::so
sess' % Lsvss. ~ IsMsst Hoase.
.11oH,DR. NO10AU ~
Uoeuf10eo0s JAA. I. 10A. 1eAfSS
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Chicago, Burlington l. quincy X. r
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.


(Shange Of time, Auguss 18th, 1857. -On and after
NAngus. 18TH, 1881. passengee tr.ins will lie Va the
Cent 81 depot, foot Of e0u.h Water stresi, aany, ~
e;lo 4 M-Day xprsss-Sundxys excepted, asIivIng
at nenGato $40; GAlesburg o;lt; Burlington lila.
and Quincy ~, PA
40 M-N,gh Approximately excepted, AZ
irving at Acndo' . al 1853, Ga esburg $40, BurLDg
TN 7;2o Apd Z Ilncy ~ 1850 A n.
40 r u, sundays Excepted. Accomm dAton for
b ava and Aur1rA.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
A. ~ ndst, v tn Limos &c tr&l IailroAa uorh for
AID ), D.xoa, ft-ep0rt, GslrlA and Dur leith an
sou h ir LASalir, Iorsca. miuon., biU0mlngt,r, De-
catur, st Loals, CAlio sc.
A. bu ling On With Is r.ington / Mississippi rail-
road for NJ Peasant, fai te.l, Ottumwa, UsE -loosx
Charlton, Fort DesAoIa.s. Pyrt Do0ge. Couleil
Buff. Sioux City AMI ali porii-ns III Aansss and
Al Gu ncy with the spi-nrid Steamers VI tae st.
Louis AL X okuk Packet q , for KeokHk Ha,nib u,
Alton b. Louis &C; and with post coach 8 tor Pal.
myrA, 81 Oscph AID ali paris o Northern Mis-. UuI
k-spOusibiu basSxse m,n VIII be ~ AL The railroad
depots Ia Chics 81 to receive en-, cks aud convey Dig
gage TO the dcprt frte ofc sige.
Text nsy te had ~ tue d, pot and 1t the Michi-
gan Ccntrsl rAilrvAi Unice, corn z u Lake ami
9. u. General ouperlnten 1ei (.
SAMUEL POWELL, Gen T.c.s Agent. IOctl7dtf
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Carbon Cliff Coal.
1T 8 CENrIT PER Rysurx

'NHs CARBON CLIFF OOAL MININ , On ~.
(esrneF of6th .. and western Avenne, n .,sh, Ss.o
pr bushel and ten cents delivered. The citisens ~
davenport sod people olIhts vicinity Win ememhe,
ses. We we're the hrst to inauyurats low price here
eeu ~ ths very lowest rstes.
Davenport. January 8. 1855
49,. lO~RB1,- THOMAS 4 CO..
OSSOA 0RAAsl>sz..
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DR. HUBBELLS
Private Medical Companion F.!
UWf0rtMOte,s Friend.
JUST PUBLISHED, GRATUITOUS.
n YOrN0 MEN AMI

IO vVOHV Inn ANIL
others. Nervous Debility
and Chronic diseases. The
nrst aud direct consequence
Of exorss and abuse of the
sexual rysten, Ii , peculiar
diseAsed csncition Of the %
minAl organs which he An
thor In has TREATISE, has
called the special disesss u
IlastarbAtt0n. The follow
Ing disorders, some In one
, cese, ZONE In ansther, are
again the direct coassQuen.
Gee u this disease, via /: ~.
minal Emissions Genera
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vtete1' .1trf01o cement,
I'm and after < .,dav Dc 1. Isl 1855, and ucttl
Ofurther notice trains will leave kocA island daily
6undAys excepted, - folio~.:
Let mail train At 10 90 A
I'd night express 90
ID freight. with ID class cars 1t 6sOAn
Trains arrive ~ kook Island daily, Sundays o.
ceptci, ~ follows
Isl nlgat express - 1904.
q man tram ~ 6.OOP n.
BIZ freight, with I'd class cars 1t 98OP n
All trains over this roaS are In direct connection At
chicago with trains over both the Michigan Southern
and Michigan Central r. H.. To aud from Detroit. To-
lodo, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnau, Pltt.burxh.
DunktEk, Buffalo, Niagara Fails, Albany, New York.
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. Also ii
LASaHc with trains OF the Illinois Central Rusd-
North 70 0alens and South to 1t. Louis and Cairo, 70
which places tickets can BE- procured Of
q. B. eTEPHENS, Ticket Agent,
r.. Z. Depot, Rock Island.
:IPassensers are reminded Of the necessity'of giving
distinct directions ~ to the destination Of their bag
gage, also to procure tickets before taking their seals
IN the cars, - the conductors collect fares oaly to sta
ttons on tho line Of the Chicago AEock Island rail- road.
JOHN ?. TRACY, Superintendent.
". H. WHr1nAH, Asst Sup',.
R0ck Island. Nov. 81. lShG. [dtf
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Millinery.

MiSS sAkLE takes this method to announce "a
has taken the store IN Forrest. nleck. remit, ~
cePseo y y. ana Mrs.. 9Asrnafke ne1t % - store
e -. "a. klsourn, vsers nay $ Souo1 On.
ess1uy @ ~ seaeees, and Hsn u ne la1est "a
Ct xleoess. an q Which win y cid q ~ snstss
SssseU I.MMl.
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Auction Sale.

I'm Thurs iay February An at 2 o'cio /. r r., Vii
~ be sid for frvigh ard cb arres Z the We're.
nou.e u he subscrb r opposite The Rail Road
Depot.
4 Sorrei Horse consigns, 70 ? Common, Davsn.
port, Iowa.
D. sHRLLEfs
Forwarding and Conmisssen Msschsat.
4anSGn Davs1pesa leWas
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uHyurpr.s y h.a--t 49,, -.
J.,an. u.I,- 4 80
a. Tr,. a.. - .N-' =" az ~ ! = Sofb.n
Trust =, tf, / nj il, ~, ,, =. d" -
, ne -, 81 p, "
4 Gsn n - : 9aA
II '.tghtv IN nj, uuhi
ar ,p -, ee 20 "a
~ IN .onth =, . siAnii'f
- ~, - -" " : I s1',i ''it'he' = ~ )
10 ~. y -. "a. . tj hhiHs
: entv i 90 III" n 80 '"s''e ~ ~
Win 4 ln4r ~ n,tb r... b,n ~ - : -
ni"a ~ -. "' H-h tata N IA IT,
s'sni 1 et,,,. 'n \ . 4 "l-'o u ~. % a point
th, Al -, tt-r. rn 90 | - :. = . rom
-, = " IVA
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IO Claire Machine Works.
coR. SCOTT AND rROxT nd,

TO p, HAYES Z CO.,
successors TO TOWNSEND. SMITH I Co OF sE
- 4swk.yc Machine shop" and Y. Don.hue, Of
the IL Olaire,'' mseafAceuSers Of improved Oscil-
lating 81 10 v I've aud 6t-amb .as hrgines, MN Work
nschtnery, Shsfiug PuI'ss. &c &s
.. nepsi Ing snd Joh work psomptly ATTENDED to.
davenport, loWa, January 20, 1923. (JAL2ttf
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Notice.

THE 1BLlDY A01abC1 Att ~ viii fnrnish male
; ~ oDee. PtroDns 1sotrt1g such NJ sssUostly -
Qsseeea - sDVay - socve. - this win srsatly an
q IS shs1s ssers. " srd:r g -
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Store for Remt.

store occupied by ". D. BAXTER, on Second
49, 'lss., neAs Harrison, 10 now Sor 1ass ON 700
inanedlatelv. ~ E1ssssion siven
sA1N" v. y. DAx3n.
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AUCTION SALES.
Auction Sale.

ITO be soil TO pay Ere ght and storag r. on n. snh
L Of February 81 . o'ciocs y IL. az Auction, Z.
our SO e, one Pump nj two Wihdmiis.
Dsv mp It, ia. uary 23i 1853.
Jan25itF Is nIOsOLL5, LOOMS d co.
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By FRANC n. WII.KIE.

aSs soove YORK VIII be similar In TypograpAy and
.oo nerly History and Personal ana Anecd.tai Rsm.
;n,scenors Of davenport, tosether With b,osrspnic.
11esre .; oh ana hAusSs.sphs Of 4. pronins-s MN
II VIII also embrace compendiors srt,c,. ~.
ra,sieai' industrial, Social and Political csarsc..ss
n..s: ). o. sas eisy;Efall statistics Of every depss.:
DESCRIPTION nay be left Vim re ,,hu.N.-.
the author, or u 0illety's News Rom. .,,d.,s y"
@4il prs.apay sssended - Prize q 90. ''' "
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UNION DRUG STOkE
W. W. McCAMMON 4 CO.,
No. - Brsdy street. West side, near Second street
DEALERs IN
Drugs, Medicines. Pai1ts, Oils,
DYE sTUFFS, &C.,
Ano TINE LARGEST Asp sssT or
n n H - U M n H
IN thsc city.
EIfr0cte for the HdkE,
Preparations for tie Hatr,
C0Asbs, BrMskes, &c.,
vXTHICH We buy Of the manufacturer and viii
w sell at the lowest figure. Our Prescription
Department 40 hitherto In attended to by Mr.. 8 Il
Rsger In person. In compound preparations none
bat the purest ingredients will be used.
n. B. Medicines 10 be had at oil hours Of the
eight. ". ". MCCAAMON 4 co.
oep1Odtf
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FIRE, MARINE LIFE INSURANCE.
DAVENPORT INSURANCE AGENCY. u.FAY.
- Agent, ~ lexsl autho, ity Of the state OF lowa
lot TIE following w~ll Anown companies.
FARMERS UNION INSURANCE co..
or Hartford
Cash Capitsl paid up In fuI. Aqno. oon
-. e0N"std, Std'y. en-. SAipmo~, Free.
STATE <XREANDN ARXNB LNSURANOrU 40
OF Harrisburg. Pa.
Oash Capital paid up In full. a86o OnN
4 "ayd. Sscy. Up. RwtssrJord IresV.
These companies sustain reputation Tor Aru,...
promptnrss and responsible y which renders them
eh~ oouodese and safest fire and narine ooa.p.nie.
Ia the Uaised states.
oms-corne OF Brady and Front strcsAs, WITH
Cstv Marshal neoIasr
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s& e ~ e at A4f
&RV 2s ,f*as s
h&@ sa&
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PUBLISHING ROUSE

a GO.
USA, LANE Z 90. have NV In Prs.s. and
IL viii Issue On the lst Of Nay, 1853. An 4 70 ho oos
Of $50 OF 600 pages, entitled:
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A RETIRED PHYSICIAN rs YEARS OF AGR,

A RETIRED PHYSICIAN rs YEARB OF AGR,
having lost his FAiher, TOO Brothers, Daughter,
Son ,n-lAw, keIhews snd Nieces, by that I1tsd
full disea'c, Consumption, sLd suffering with .
CJush himself, d, Term iLed 10 visit the kast Indies.
Esyp AID Japsn, where Ee discovered u Prsvent,cs
and Certain euro for Colds, Coughs. Bon hiis, On
sumpfiOn, Nervous Debility s'd Asthma Rz
cough was immsdiatel, , ured he returned, cured his
Relaf'rss, who rherited the dt.ease. ami In oonnec-
tion ~ hts SDn have mp Dyed Il In their practice,
curing thousands ~ cases tonsideIe Ell hopeless by 9TH
ers. Port e pu"posc OF rescuing ~ many Of his O. r.
fefins fellow beings IS possible, he - sending the
recipe to ali y no wish u for 10 cents 3 Of II topay
the POSTAGE, and the bslarce printir &. Ad- ;
dress Drs. HEATH, No. lO1, Spi Ing Street, oppo- i
site 81 Memo Ms Hotel, New York.
Dt25iAwlmo
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II. Il. Greene.
RmckInnd n Everett, ,

Attorney at Law will attend to all business entrusted
TO his care Oice-Nims Block, Corner Of Croghan and
Main streets, Fremont Ohio.
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B. J. BARTLETT & SON,

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, have removed their office 70
N the second story of Minis building over F.
bernham's Clothing Store. t-S- Entrance Croghan
Street All business entrusted to them will be carefully
attended to. Il. J. BARTLETT,
Fremont, Nov. "a 1856. j. r. BARTLETT.
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Attorneys and Counselors at Law, and Solicitors In
Chancey will attend to professional business and Lanf
Agency in Sandusky and adjoining counties. Office, Enc
story Buckland's Block, Fremont. -
X. p BUCKLAND. HOMER EVERETT.
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FREMONT JOURNAL
ISAAC VI. KEELER, Proprietor.
The JOURNAL is published every Friday morning
Onice-In the third story, Bucksnds Block-fremont,
Sandusky county, Ohio.


Loaded Notices preceding marriages. and Double col
umn to lie charged double the above rate
Advertisements should be marked with the number o
insertions they will be continued until ordered and
charged accordingly.
JOB PRINTING,
ofa kinds neatly and expedtousy executed and tina,
too, to the full satisfaction Of patrons.
BLANKS,
ofa descriptions kept hand, will be printed
two hours' notice. ISAAC NJ. KELLER,
Editor and Proprietor Fremont Journal.
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Trains stop at stations marked only to leave passengers
Trains will stop at stations marked 4 only leave pas
sengers, or to take them signal being made.
From ClevelandA trains connect at Toledo directly
with trains of Michigan Southern Railroad for Chicago
and the West.
The $50 am trains make direct connections with trains
for Detroit.
The $50 m, apd 600 m, trnns connect at Tole-
do with the Toledo, Wabash and Western Railroad, for
Fort Wayne, Logansport Lafayette Danve, Springfield,
Naples. Alton, St. Louis, &c.
The $50 q. and 500 p. trains form direct
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 1000 train, connects at Sandusk with trains
Of Mansfield Sandusky Railroad for Mansfield, Pitts
burgh, &c.
The 1000 am, and $50 trains, connect at Clyde
with Sandusky Dayton Cincinnati Railroad for Cincn-
/ natl, Dayton, &c.
Trains also connect at Cleveland with Cleveland and
Pittsburgh r. r., for Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Balti.
moro, &C. L. b. PHILLIPS, Sup't
Ofice c. T. Railroad,
Cleveland, May 6, 1858. ! jan.1, 1855
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RAREY's METHOD OF TANNING HoRsEs.-
Having haltered your colt and caressed
him, fasten his near forO-foot with strong
strap round the pastern and radius or fore
arm fasten his foot up safe, mako him hop
around on three logs till tired. When he is
tired put strap with moose round the of
pastern, make him hop, then pull the strap
that's on the off pastern and he will come
to his knees. When on his knees keep the
strap tight that he cannot get his foot slack
to get up. Boar against the horses shoul
der with yours steadily, and he will liz
down in a few minutes. Take off the strap.
as soon as he is down. You can now Dc
anything with him you wish, or beat 1
drum on him, DC, without alarming him
Operate on your horse in this manner as Of
ten ss occasion requires
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Doftrn.
From the journal Of Commerce.
THE SUNSET SHORE.


THE SUNSET SHORE
voice Of promise, voice OF cheer,
Rings out from the sunset shore,
And ray of dawning hope umes
The lands that dark before.
The nations listen with throbbins hearts
To the grand aud glad refrain,
But the iyrant pales with deadly dread
As he hears that thrilling strain
Grouse, ye oppressed, and despair more,
There is hope for the world on the sunset shore"
Harti what chorus OF voices reply
"Farewell, farewell TO the past,
To the land Of tho future our hearts we turn,
From the letters around us cast.
White Is the grain on her thousand bills,
There is bread for our children there,
And free as the sun-born light o'erhead,
Is the freedom for labor and prayer.
Brothers in bondage, despair no moro
There is hope for the world on the sunset Shore
HeAve lightly thy generous breast, seal
Bear them safely DER the restless main,
Utter pnan Of joy, ye winds,
And watt them with the strain.
There is room for all on blooming hills,
On our prairics rich and wide,
And the rock where the pilgrim fathers moored,
Stands strong to the heaving tide;
And poet and prophet shall sing evermore,
"There is hope for the world the sunset shore"
Here shall they gather mighty band
or the true, the brave, the free,
The seed of noble and godlike race.
In the ages yet to be,
When Peace shall have borne her fairest fruit
OF wisdom, wealth, and power,
And truth tansplanted by living hands,
Hath yielded her perfect flower
Ring out, glad chorus, and shout evermore,
There is hope for the world on the sunset shorei
Lol a spirit of power, spirit OF light,
Moves over the Western sea,
1t is the genius OF ancient days,
And here shallits temple be.
Visions Of triumph well may we sing,
And our hearts beat high with pride,
As that glorious future beams on US
For which our fathers died
Sing, children of freedom, and sing evermore
There is hope for the world on the sunset shorei
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j. WEAVER, M. D.,

ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND oCULIsT,
Tenders his Professional services the citizens of Fe
mont and vicinity Special attention given to diseases
the Eyes, Ears Throat Lungs, Acute and Chronic dseas-
Private Diseases cured eIectuay. Ny medicines
principally vegetable; Gaomel All persons af-
hcted with disease Of any Kind respectfully invited to
apply to DR.. WEAVER and be eurcd.
OFFICE Front Street. Minis Block, Second Story
Entrance from Crogban Street.
Fremont, May 2l, 1855. 17m3
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Dentistry.

E. ). CoNGER DENTAL SURGEON, respectfully tenders
his services the citizens of Fremont and vi
eniy. Teeth inserted pivot gold silver plate and
An the noatest ~ Office in Sharp and Shomo's
Building, front room upstairs.
Fremont, April Is. 1856.
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Roberts 4 sheldon.

Manufacturers of Copper Tin and SheetIron Ware AM
Dealers in Stoves Agricultural Implements, Stoves, Rags
Wool, Hides, Sheep-pelts Old Copper Old Stoves, Nc
All sorts of genuine Yankee Notions Peases Ilricl
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