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Boots and Shoes.
& RETAIL.
d CRANAGE continues 20 manufac-

~ turc and keen or hand, sthiS store
NOT. MAIN STREET. WARREN. OHIO.
Two doors south Of Smith, UcComhs Z Cos stove. a
large, couplete aal well selected stock Of goods he
can recommend 90 clstaac-5.g 3. moderate prices, con
sistin= q LADfES FINE CONGRESS.
Side laced, Pa.ent Tipped ant E5Aed Caters, plain,
gooIGnd su5stgutiai CATERS, home made, Of different
grades aad coiors. and a general assortnent OF al
kinds LaGies' shoes. Slippers, Sc.
IISSES' ( CITLDaENs' CATERS.
Bootees, shoes and Slippers, Of all kI-cs aud colors.
G~EsTbENEN'S FINE TRENCH CA14F.
Eorecco, nj and Thick Boo S; 8 so0d assortment Of
Gne CATER and Slippers; hoy and Youths CAT, Kip
aud Taick Roots. Br0sals, Sc, re
o SUPPby OF FTEBINGS,
Consisting Of French Calf. Patent Leather, Caf. Boot
Morocco. Corie Sole Morocco. Chased Kid, Prrnei,
GllIo0u, Boot We1b, lasts, Boot frees. Shoe Pegs,
nails, Knives, Thread, and everything else pertaining
To- the trade.
Applied, lSJs. B.. CRANA6E.
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PIANOS 4 M~ELODEONS.


ME subscriber having been informed
: that a report IS being circulated to the effect that
he has, or is about to give up the Piano and M,ioleon
business. wishes IL uI-s n--nsr 70 appTize the public
tha: sceh is not the case.
Having recently engaged ia the Mercantile business,
VIII IN no wise interfere with SIZE Piano and Nel0Lcou
Department. rs KAY have been supposed y the author
cr authors OF The report above alluded to. All orders
Tor Planes or a:ciotsons promptly attended to. at the
old stand in Pennington, Trumhuil County, Ohio
CID Pianos or Nelodeons taken in exchange for new
ones. Repairing done with nestness and dispatch.
Address JOSEPH U~AZLEDTNE.
Pennington, TrumbulI Co., O..
Farmin-ton. Dec. %. 'a1-Iv.
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t,.e letb dew OF Janc, Iess.
A.B.LYMAN. sheriff.


Tie defendants L7reaz7 . .liice. arI Sarah Rice his
wife, are hereby notified tEat the p3aiU:ia has @ist
Aay. loJS. Ej=i MS petition IN the Court Of Common
Pleas a'3:csaid. setting forth sn Indebtedness q asid
3. y. Rice 10 plaintiff upaa three rrouiiss0ry noses
a tel July 2Hth- lS52. Tor SIP e-ci, with auaUsiirter-
csttfoIl : ri -, ls55- layahie On "a Ist Arri!, l-Jt,
secured uy . mortgage Ct even oate. upon seventy io1r
acrcs aud s:Sis-eizst rods Of land in Bristol. N s1id
COS ~, hei2g - sE.ae land conveyed 20 sid kieeoy
I.b-EtlIev ana vile tydee2 o. s.n- lake Is said co;eS
aEi .~aofissEe.
The petition asss for q decree Of Foreclosure aud the
satisfaction vs5ie pf said tarts,o said. rieJ,eiaess,
anoasti 20 Si.5.lI a.a isje.es; from Ap;ii Isl, ts5S.
Sal! defendants must appear ana answer by the llSh
.@y % duly. t>j5. or saij petition Viii De taken Lr
confessed 10y them.
LCTCIINS, cox & GiTbIFF.
May -. '5--Jg. AJtys. fe- Plaintiff.
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D0NALDKEEYED'
THE GREfEI8EBG FIallY lE3IfIIES,

jan 20 Is5s-ly.
THE GREfEyBEBG FI1lhY aEDIGlgES,
ARE prepared under the immediate supervision Of 4
sEIbLFtL rETsicl,S, ana they nay be relied cp0l IL
all eases. They consist Of
U~ARSHALL'S UTERINE COTH0LIC1N-si 80 PER
BOTTLE.
certain remedy rr Whites; Falling OF the Won't;
Irregular, Deraugcl, Painful Hlustruation and Dig
eases OF Pre-naucyi Inflammation OF the Womb AID All
Uterine difficulties. Pal ii.ti0u o. The Heart. Nervous
rc5s, l~rresclar Appetite, DisoJtcrcd stomach AID
Bowels. Iaci-ecuOu. Nervousness, and ar sympathetic
dissurbaare CONNECTED with deragcl.eu>s OF tAc Womb
u Earsiairs Ulcrire Coftolieoa xii elsa ere
esties IL azies.
S&RSATARiLLA C~0NPOCND-Si co + BOTTLE.
VIII cure al diseases Of the Blood; HumcrS; Csn-
plants IN the Bones and general system. arising from
Mercury or Syphilis; an Chronic general diseases,
and all Complaints in tfe Spring AID Autumn, arising
from changes in Che weather.
G-sEFENBEEG P.LE E3iEDy-SiooFE E BOTTLE
Certain in all cases OF Piles and Fis.ull.
%DYsENTEBY ~SVEUP-50 CENTS Psi BOTTLE.
- u~nfsiling r.aedy IN D-lr hGa and Dysentery,
Cholera Ioraus. sid Asil-!c CAc.eTa, ana al com
pltirts Of tie bowels.
c-EILDGEN's P~ASACE4-5G CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Invaluable in all diseases Of Ch-iIireu-such as
Jeuudice, Gripping ari F!atulency, DisrrhUa. Thrush,
Ricketts,, Commissions. Group, Measles. TeetAiag. Ring.
worm, Seaia Head, want q action il the Bowels, AID
Worms.
FEVER w ACUE ~RENEpV-50 CENTS PER
BOTTLE.
Certain IN all eases Of Fever AMI 4g1e-
VEGETABLE PILLS-sj CENTS PER EOX.
Sovereign IN the following diseases: Bilious Com
plants, Asth-2I, Constipation, Dyspepsia. ErysiPciss:
Low, Nervous and staple fev=is; Glstric Feyers,
Gripes, Heartburn. Headache, Ind ces,icn, Mysteries,
Liver Compliant, SeryOcs Disorders, Neuralgia, BheG-
ul4tisu I'd all diseases arising from want OF action
u Tie digestive organs.
EYE LOTIONS CENTS = BOTTLE
For violent inflammation. ordinary iug NATION. dina
ness AMI Falling Of the sight. weakness IN tLe eyes.
involuntary weeping. foreign Substances in tie eye.
&c, it is 4 speery and positive care.
GREEN MOUNTAIN O~INTNENT-55 CENTS PER
E0N.
Among tie diseases 10 which this wonderful ONT
rent is adapted, are the following: GlaudUlar Swell
ings, ACue IN Ike face. SweIled Breast and Sore Nip
pies Of Nursing Women, Bronchitis, FelUus and Ring
worms. Scah Head; and il is an Invaluable dressing
for Barns, Scalds, Drawn Blisters, and Shingles.
HEALTH B~ITTERs-aj CENTS PER PACKAGE.
The best Tonic knoEn.
L GREFENBEBG MANUAL OF HEALTH-55
CENTS PER COPY.
For Sale by WOODS & PErT. Warren; T.. ENstsy.
Newton Falls; Bow,AS & SIMPSON. Eracsville; J.H
c. Johnson. Hartford; II. BAGE4RD, KiusuaE; c.. p.
CUBTIs, Greeuei y. 2 WoLcorr, Pennington; and by
dealers in Medicines throughout the State.
For Medicines or Agencies, address
II. 3. KINGSLEY. Cleveland,
M,r..i, 81 fIS-rm- Accent for Dtfo-
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The Bort. Shes aaa leaUpr hasi1ess Gil lie carried
on u he cd stand, 30. "a haih street. Warren, Ollie.
by Jtmes G-C1nuuli and A c. Mcconnell, .1jcr :he
3-ia ctJ. & A. c. McCsEaeiI, ghefe thsy viii be glad
10 see tHc irs2n3s sut patroufn NJ tse oil finn They
pls5es themselves that ta-y vii ea-r=rrr 60 su ALI,
aswsil in 4.Jicis as price All AZ re wish 90 s&y lus-
t.er on ;he affect, IS. ta3t olr iisi.is siyt rs = cal
Is-f.re .arcafs.ag.
W.--.a Sea - I%5--f.
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Then Ara would respectfully invite the attention
Of Merchants 10 their large stock Of Groceries, before
purchasiag elsewhere.
Having removed TO 9 cir new and spacious Stores.
Nos. 29 and sJf CrGSford's Eiock- River Street. they
aye prepared 70 offer goods uslow as they can be honsA
oibis market. VIZ. EDWARDS.
Lay :, 1856 II. HlRAA iDDtSeS-
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HaTper's- E-nersels. GrshanI's, Cooley, Eniclsr
booker aui FralS Lesiie's.at S2,25a year in advance.
Peterson. and Mrs Stevens Magazine, at 50 a year
IN advance.
Bsiioa's Magazines at 81. Ohio Czltiyat0r a IS cts.
PERSONS subscribing at The News Depot. -eL their
Papers and Aazrziacs free OF Postage. a-a rnl r8 Tiss
cElosi1s she.s 4CL28e-s. Bac. numbers !agajsheI On
=. pHc-tsoE- PORTER son.
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sPnING ~ sTlINEh.


Lcjics aud GsntIeae4s read end preftt
yFITBE YOUR PURPOSE FOSUP-
J. piy yoirseif with an exceedingly nice Cater, Boot
or Shoe, which in point ef nsaIness, comfort and dura-
hiiity. have never been surpassed. and probably never
equaiied by any former arrival in The gOcdy town Of
Warren, YOU VIII End that artieleSOft this Identical de-
Scriptson are 90 be had 1t the shop Of The undersigned,
Nos, Marked street, where you are cordially inyItsd 70
cmJraccs the neatest and latest s5 les OF Caters and
ether Ladies wear. With which our lady customers con-
not but be pleased. Gentlemen have also been careful
= provided for, and he very choicest goods Of the mar
ket selected for them Determined to have none buta
superior Article. the subscriber keeps q sharp eye On
Tie market GeulIemen can lie Supplied WIKI eitherthe
hne French, ihe neat aud comfortable calf, OF the sub
stautial ssoea-
NIB. WC-k Esade 10 order and warranted to it,
Can at No. 3, Market 81, Erst door e5stof Smith &
Neconas- lma5 7ls55l D.H. WARREN.
BJgES FOR THE UHI0X SCHOOLS.
N. PORTER & SON,
8 RE FULLY SUPPLIED WITH
Il ALLTuR
Text BG8ks
Used IA It's Fasilc schools. Also,
SCHOOL ~sATIaNERY,
Writing Rocks.
Composition Books,
Drawing Paper and Pencils,
Chalk Crayons.
Fine Black Ink,
Giliott's Steel Pens.
Good States, sc.
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DIS50LUil0N-- Tie partnership
~ Ec-tta5are e~xtstin a,tFee tss u.irr. i-ued. t.
,Iss ias s-yty-s ny ssaI1i con--ut o. tic PARTIES
In= LOS AID accounts belonging to ale Ola arm
stand where AL p~rspis E-aEiCE shess.l-ss Indebted
Sa tu4k ccIast. Or ctIrrs.se, sill phase call aa1
E4.-- i-t4esL.Ae arrangements fcr payment
ALEX f.c,uSNELL,
F-r. .. -. Jas. I~cC0SAELL-
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CHERRIES SALE.
In TumbuH Common Pleas.

~ Losra L-us,
vs. IN LuLIuU Common Pleas
E l.. Farle.
Eyrirtue OF an Execution issued out Of the Court Of
Common Pleas, OF r-un5Cil County. Ohio. 10 nj d.
rsrtei and delivered. I have Levied on. and shall ex-
pose 70 Public sale, 1t the door cf the C01rt House
in Warren, in said cnunty, on
Saturday, The 18th day of June, 1858,
betreen the hours Of - o'clock A. NJ. and I O'Clock P.
II. Of said day, the following described Real Estate Of
the descendant. 20 wiz Situatc in Neyton Township,
No > IN the ID Rlese Of Townships. in the Connect
cut Western Neserse, in the STATE OF Ohio, aid which
is also in the County OF T~Tunhall, and sHoEDiE being
Lot 40. :. ca the I4a:, Of ihe Village Piat Of Earies.
willie. and win more iuly appear upon The record Of
said .uap. ~ Trumbu!l CoGUty Records, and bounded
and described IS follows. TO sit: On The Ea>th ~ First
Street. on the North 10y load leading &c fsirport from
Beavers 1911. on the south by lot Not IN sni ciyis-
ion a ieis in said EsvlesFi'le, aud on the Nest hv d
fractional lUt of John = Beaver Appraised II SO.
4. i. LYMAN. ShvriA.
ch-rir-s oSire. Warren. sFsy 10. I~5S-Jw-2.5g.
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TIVE Celebrated Lattice Crown Skirt,
warranted rvt IL collapse, foT sale n; tie
EEN YORK STORE.
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b. HUCKE

3. HUCKB
WOULD inform the citizens of WAY
~ reH ard adjoining towns that he Proposes re-
mining III Warren. and sill tune AID reiair Pianos
Meledeons, &ccordeonssud Niolins, as wei asiteanEe
done ia The eastern .auaG-etortes.ap AID On reasonable
terms. fianOeS ard Mei0dcous Eept Ia order ey the
year. Al work vsrrastei.
Ali orders lefs az Adams BOOK Store viii receive
prompt attention
Warren. ATriI 80. Ia
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INIOTICE 10 FARMERS-I az nov

NOTICE TO FARMERS am now
IN prepared TO sell 20 the Farmers Of TrImhun aEd
Portage county. Delaaoe's Independent Horse Rake,
which is the best RaEe now in use, both for raking
hay. or Cleaning Stglble; I am also prepared to Se!i
BaTrs Ohio Mover, which is the hest Nov F now in Use
and took the frst premium asa Aower- at the Ohio
State Fair IN leJG; also. on hand and for sale Crowels
Therugmster CAurus, they can't be beat also, Bee
Hives, Fork Handles. Provision safes. Hoe handles,
Straw Cutters, Sc, all Of which willie sold cheap for
cash, or produce, at ny shop on Qainhy Niu. YES, side
OF Naholinc River. CHA&LBS MESSENGER
Mnfr.,a. Iune u. leI.-La.
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How many Thousands of poor women are suffering
f.Jm This diseascaua rilius away a miserable life, and
their next door -ci-E5or does not know the cause -
1 wish to impress ou yuuT mind that good OH prOvern,
ounce os rrcyeu,ioa is better than a pound q
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a.
9 IDpINGs.

TheundsrsiEned formed . eo-psTtuershiP on the irst
day of APRIL. 1875, for the pu-s0se Of traDsactins fhe
Wholesale Grocery and Commissions business ia the
city Of Cleveland, Under the partnership name and
So lie of
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snturtnr. 40 Igth aav al gnne. IR5s.
sh.rie. ONCE. Warrsn. -.
CHERRIES SALE.
- F'''as D''4s'' In r.aa,an Common rl,a..

~ II lIIaIsI NV"IN'- 7 ~
Horace Bars.
. virtue o. an oiser OF sale IN attacArien;. isslea
out Of the Cou-t OF; Common Pleas OF Trumtal CoEu-
". Chic. to ne directed and delivered. / have levied
on, aa5 shall expose TO pualc sale IS up2n execution
AT lsv, II u,- door CT Use COurs House, u harT-n,ln
said Ccg.ty, or
AsatuIday, tie IGth day o. Jane ie5s.
Dct~eeuthe hours Of 10 O'clock 4. 81. and : o'clock
=. NJ % slia Eav.Iae { H1Eiu- Described Real Fssatt
Of Ihs d-7erlart, 20 via: Si,ua:e in the ToEuship Of
Foster. TrumbuI County, Ohio, bounded as follows
Ga TIE Seu., by !lEss OF E1enezer Barnes aeirS and
Hall and VILLAS Eull-l-e: oH tie North iy lands cf
A.. or Trirp. aud cu The Es-t hy the highway running
Sarth ana south. and lands OF E-her: Foraard; sun.
posed 10 coD.4ia al5-t .osty acres. Appraised al S53
4. B. LYMAN. Sheriff.
Sheriff. or-re. Warren. Gsy 10. iS5S-jE-3I2.
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you have both the preventive and the cure, with this
great and good quality, yhitit viii never under any
circumstances 90 you any iujGTy.
30 change Of diet ever neces-ray-eat the best you
can ret and puough Of T..
DIEyST1oSs Luc Usg-Aiul,s one table spoonful! per
Gay-Childteu over ten years dessert spoouful-Clu.
dreE -rom five 20 eight ycars, te. spoonful. - no
directions cam De applicable % al constructions. uke
sLEciegt % oFeIc.e on Ihe bowels twice 10y.
lyG.s ,rnly.
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CADDLFS AND HARNESS.

SADDLES AND HARNESS.
~ The arm Of PATCH & ALLISON. having Seen
dissolved. and Rae business the manufacturing
Of Har-ess, s.ddl-s, sc., viii hereafter be carried en-
.hv tie subscriber, in the tuil5ing formerly occupied
JOHN FIFE, as Clothing Ss1se, nearly opposite
ne old stand OF Patch { Alison. The subscriber is
suiiy prepared with an ample supply Of Trimmings,
and stock oeaiI kinds, FOR the dauuiacture OF anything
in his line. A good supply of HARNESS, SADDLES,
TRUNKS, &C., constantly on hand, which he will be
happy, at Al, times, to exhibittO his old friends. and
nex customers. y. II. ALLISON.
warren. Anil %. 1855.
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ssuELP CASILUS tH'
IL SLOW customers, aad all others ost-g rs
money past Due, are respectfully Informed that they
Hrst pay US. We sell our goods at cash prices, and
exrect cash for tAem-somesiue. \ word TO the wise
Is sufficient. Iocs ~ ASkAR \ BARfHN
.CHAWLS.-Stella Shawls of the latest
- and most fashionable styles, and choicest qnali
lies; also, I large variety Of Embroidered and Plain
.Whfte Creme. O. shmere, Printed ard other varieties,
FOR sale ch-aa. hg PECK. BuEWE LL& CO.
DUFF PRINTS, PRINTED JACO-
- NETS. Rarrege Robes plain anG figured. Be-reges
and a CREST variety Of choice dress g~0Odsjust received
By IDDINGS MORGAN.
CARPETS, Of all descriptions. from
- a common to the finest B~russels-they have to
be see1 10 &c appreciatei- Ne respectfully soi;eitsll
Who wish TO purchase. 10 call and examine our stock
before making their seleeti5-s.
PECK, BURWELL co
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The Place to Subscribe!

IS AFING made arrangements with
TX the Publishers, We are enabled 10 f,rnish Pa
pers aai Magazines at lhe following low prices.
pa g.
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SLf-IgAAY og Sr.-='s CrrscE.l
Ca.fraais, AT5i; -, lo55-
Incres;y certify iiat tie ;ofe-oiTg a1fs are ,rls COP
les c. ;ae crigira' rolls Row ~ aae5at lis ef@cc
B. Z. KCtSEL, S~e-ystars - s.ate.
= DlTos's ~rg.-E. Trlun:uI Couutv.}
af4ls-l, o .Jaue J.. !65s-
There cer.ifT u.t Lb5yc c~Cs'3assj tie sorssoiEg
lars h:th .lsacaCoB5cd COPIES from the Secretary CT
: AZ ag3 EHi taeu correct
CHARLES R.HCET. Cyes,y .ssa;7-.
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Pulpjtation OF theheart. pain in the side, weakness Of
the spine and small Of the tack. pain Of tie hip joint
when yoU re Ire. irreguiaritg OF the bowels. and also,
that most excru;iatins ofdiseases the
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IN TRUMBULL c0MGoY PLEAS.

vs.
, Grant. arissa0ch-s
CEeUTioU. E!5za Gc03-
I'll. -e.-
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your food cistrcsseS yOu. and you can only take certain
kinds. and even Of that yogr system ioes not get half
the n0UrishMent 1t contaius.as the acrimonious luid
Of the canker eats II up; tIcn yoIr complexion loses
its llCon and becomes sa!ioT o. Erssuish. G-d your
hest day is gone. For want Of n~ourishmeut. your sys-
ten becomes loose ana dahhy. and t1e hLre5 OF your
body Lecau@relcSCd- Then follow a train of diseases
which The leaical DLscovery IS pscu.ilEly alaptel 70
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Ghe Warren News Denot.
IAGAZNES

- y -.
i~iarpers, Emerson and PutasI5 Gral-.u's. Cofey.
Atlantic, oEio CuitAator, Yankee Notions, Peterson.
B8l0u'S polisr. Frank Leslie's, knickeraceLtr. Ms.
ct-ysn's. Naycriey, Nix Nax.
PoEEER * s0X, Main S..ee..
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-26

An Association Of our citizens formed
for the purpose of buying site for a GEM
etery, have been most fortunate in securing
a beautiful location for burying ground.
They have purchased of Mr.. JAMES VAL
LErrE, in Ballvi!le, the fine grove between
his own residence and the river, containing
twenty-five to thirty acres. 1t is bounded
mostly by the public road, which will make
it easy of access to and from, and yet il is
quiet, retired spot, away from the noise and
bustlo Of town. No one that is familiar
with the place, that has sat under the shade
of those grand old trees, and listened to
the song of chanting birds, warbling an
accompaniment to the deep bass of the
broad river below, can but feel that il is q
fit spot for the last resting place of the de-
parted. The Association have decided up
on calling it coax Wood Cemetery" We
understand that arrangements will soon be
made so that our citizens can buy lots, and
beautify them to their own taste, privilege
we feel assured all will avail themselves Of
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-26

A Marrow EsoAPE.--About tho mid
die of the afternoon of Saturday last, Mr..
WALLACE L. BUTMAN,. telegraph operator
of this place, was very unceromoniously
struck down by current of Lightning which
entered on tho wires. The crash of tie
thundcrbolt was loud and starting-the
first we had heard this season. Mr.. B. was
aware that the air was charged with cleo
tricity, and was engaged in disconnecting
the wires with the machine when instantly
ho was thrown from his operating table, over
the railing TO tho floor, distance of eight
or ten feet. The current seemed to have
struck about the centre of his right hip
passing forward around to the inside of tho
knee, then down to his foot, tearing the
boot all open and taking it off. The shock
was a very severe one, and Mr.. BIS escape
of instant death is truly wonderful He
will be able to resume his business in few
days. WO believe this is tho second time
MIR. B. has received a severe shock of light
ming,
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Reason and Common Sense.

Our readers may remember have several occasions
spoken in very euogstc terms of preparation which
DR.. sErHs HAycE, Of 1Os Baltimore Street, Baltimore,
Nd has discovered for the Epleptic Fits Now,
in doing have been actuatcd by the very best
tives viz the alienation OF human suffering From cir
sumstances which have lately to knowledge,
fear there certain class Of persons who disposed
cry this remedy in a common manner Weaude to
the fact of selecting particular in town where
perhaps there six eight cases. aud trying 1t
safe Now perhaps the selected might be the only
Of the whole number that It would cure. This is
neither doing themselves the medicine Justice. II
dozen persons stricken down with cholera in
town or neighborhood, would they ali send for phys
sau or would only employ him, and wait and IL
he cured the first PATIENT That plan of procedure would
be most absurd. So in the of Dr. Hances remedy,
every who has Fits should try it reasonable length
Of time. twill not in day week. nothing worth
doing be accomplished at What is easily DONE
Is easily undone. The growth of time is enduring From
the most respectable testimony have examined feel
assured that by proper in isremcy
eases OF Epilepsy out of ten may be cured. The Pills
sent by mail ree Of postage to any part Of the world
Prices one box 49, two So; twelve S24 You will find the
address above. 6w4
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-26

The Directors of the c. & t. Railroad,
held special meeting at their Office in
Cleveland on the 18th. Tho resignation Of
DIR. w. Klttcridge as cashier, to take effect
on the lst of April, was received. The Of
fec of Auditor was abolished and II. G.
Luce, who has so long and faithfully dis
charged tho duties of Auditor, was elected
to the post of Secretary and Treasurer.
The successor of DR.. X. as Cashier has not
yet been chosen. The Herald says, "tho
Trcasurer's office is now located in this city,
thus divorcing tho company from Wall
street, a labors which has been accomplish.
ed by nerve and determination. Tho Trans
fer Office of course win remain in New York,
at the Corn Exchange Bank, at whose coun,
ter the coupons Of this company are pay
ablc.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-26

Trains will stop at stations marked only leave pas
sengers, or TO take them on signal being made.
From CleyelRnd-Al trains connect at Toledo directly
with trains of hchigon Southern Railroad, for Chicago
and the West.
The 900 am, trains make direct connections with trains
for Detroit
The 900 m, and 1000 M, trains, connect at Tole-
do with the Toledo. Wabash and Western Railroad for
Fort Wayne LOgansport, Lafayette Danye, Springfield
Naples, Alton, St. Louis, sc,
The 900 M and 5a0 p. M trains form direct
tions between Cleveland and Springfield, Dayton and
Cincinnati.
From Toledo all trains Cleveland with trains
OF the Cleveland and Erie road for the East
The 945 m, train connects at Sandusky with trains
Of Mansfield sandusky Railroad for Mansfield Pitts
hurgh, Nc.
The o45 am. and $40 pm trains connect at sandusky
and Clyde with Mad River and Lake Erie RAILROAD for
Cincinnati Dayton, &C.
Trains also connect at Cleveland with Cleveland and
more, 6e. " h Phil Ips snn,t
ONCE G. 4 7. Railroad, 'N~F'
Cleveland, Mar. 10, 1855. JanI.isSsH
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-26
Anoii,er Nitncss for Dr. IinhacI..

We sec that Dr. jean Lcdoux well known practition-
er in Franklin Louisiana, has cut with strong in
dorseent Of Dr. G. W. Robacs ceebretsd vegetable spe
cifcs the Scandinavian Blood Pills and Blood Purler.-
He says, in letter published in the Southern papers,
"Thesc medicines Qhe Pills and PuriGe undoubtedly
1ieye disorders incident to the digestive organs improve
the appetite, the strength, aay irritation
and free the system from the impurities which and
stimulate diseases of Stomach and Bowels" Such un-
qualified praise from such source, carries weight with it.
and seems to confirm the result of observations
Dr. Robacks advertisement IN another column, deserves
attention 6s4