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STOVES.

IcARMERs AIR TIGHT, WESTERN EMPIRE, EAGLE
II Air Tight Forest Air Tight, Clinton Air Tight Pre-
mium Stoves OF Albany castings Self Regulator Fold
Ing Door 1rsng and Cottage Paror Stoves Heavy and
Light Platte Stoves, for Dining Rooms, School houses
&c, NC, Of six different sizes. For sale by
oct1S67 MITCHELL
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FTVlE. FTRE.

CHEET MUSIC, A GOOD ASSORTMENT ALWAYS ON
- haud and renewed once month. atthe
ocuT57 COLLEGE BOOK STORE
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HtzARD's KENTUCKY RIFLE PowDER-or
very besr qualities, at "a cents per pound. Airo
Shot soa fssr load. Tor sale .t WoTrs.
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AssJCNFEs NOTTCC

A IL those indebted to H. Pratt. by note other
N wise invited 10 call without delay and nav or
arrange the same, and by doing, win save cost the
notes and accounts be found at the formerly
occupied qy him. y. l. PRATT,
Feb. 5, 1883. J.G. RELAY,
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II LSKS TAKEN IN THE FOLLOWING COMPANIES;
III Portage Insurance Co.. Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio
City Insurance Co.. Cleveland, Ohio
New York City Insurance Company.
May s, 1855. DANIEL l.. PRATT, Agent.
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NENkINh VIENIIN.
MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN ALL KIND
of Cabinet Furniture Chairs, hooking Glasses, Mat
r'sscs, Picture Frames Gilt and Rosewood Moudiugs.
1Y"Ordcrs from abroad will receive prompt attention.
Waro-room directly opposite Expositor Building Mau
nee street. Adrian. Mich. octl357
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HiLLSD.LE tIOUSE.

FORMERLY WILLARD'S HOrEL.-TfIE SUBSCRlB-
or havr leased these premises for number of years
has thoroughly retired and furnished the House,
king 1t equal to any Hotel in Southern Michigan for
ctmfort and convenience 10 the travelling public. This
Hotel Is plolsaatly located, and in the most central
part OF the village. Il. ". DRlNkER.
IIillsiale, April, |. 1873
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IIIi.LSDiLE FXEUNNGE.
W n fIDE nfIsftSIFE TIE sNq-T TNtER no

Bl W. O. HOE ;. UFPOSirE THE PASSENGER HOUSE
connected with plaak walk, and face Omnibus to
which que It's iayitec good Livery and Convey
10 any part Of the Country reasonable terms
cash pail for COprse Gram and Provisions. Having
rebuilt and aud ropleni,h,d, present patrons
and renls with this Card, hoping may better mact
the reception Of our guests and increase our bus
mess bv close attention. Returning our thanks for
past prtrona"c, we invite encouragement for the in
fIiilsdao. Oct, IL, 81,
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Fashionable Drapery and Tailoring.

Fashionable Drapery and Tailoring.
n DAIL ROAD STREET. BETWEEN MANNING AND
IL, West Streets The subscriber wishes to return bis
sincere thanks to thosa friends who have favored him
with their patronage, at the time time, 10 call
their attention TO the and woll selected stock of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VEST'GS. &c.
lie has lust received from New York City. all Of which
e feels anxious sell the west price pattern
nake into garments may suit the purchaser.
to-" Cutting done on his own Invented and Improved
system and sarraned to be inferior to bu; supe
rior to most. B.-An Apprentice wanted.
Hillsdale, Oct 18th, 81. Il. ROWE.
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FARM FOR SALE.

A Ia bargain. superior farm Of 146 acres in Mos
% IA COW miles south Of the village. 100 acres
under good improvement; good Brick House, good
horse barn and grain barn and shed the farm; aso
about bearing fruit trees of all kinks and Is well
watered. very desirable place. Terms y down, bal
ance In years. PRATT x DIBELI.
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NHEUs W.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW AND so
licitor in Chancery Prompt attention paid to
ring and collecting claims in every part of the State
0iice MOTIFS Drug Store. octl3
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MItiiI,ICk A CnAPI,

COUNTY AUCTtONEEE, GROCER AND COMMISSION
Merchant. All kinds Of Goods taken and sold at per
centage. Auction Sales attended in any part of the
County ON reasonable terms. Octl357
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LANDS FOR SALE.

on ACRES in Cambria, miles from Hillsdae on the
OU PlankRoad, best quality of tImberedland Terms
easy.
2,O00ACRE ofsuperior Farming land in Hillsdalt
Coun -ty. for sale. PRATT 4 DIBEIL.
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STANTON'S EXCHANGE.
By STANTON & TIFFANY, Jackson. MICII.-OP-
posi;c Mich Central Rrroed Depot. General Stage
Office NJ this House.
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&. >. DICkERSON.
ATTORNEY AND SOL CITORIN CHANCERY, HILLS
dale, igan. Agent for responsible Life and Fire
Insurance Companies. Office Motifs Drug Store.
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Il. IL. IIIXEl.

RooKBINDER AND srArIONER BLANK BOOK
Manufacturer and Ruler. Old Books rebound AdIi
Mich. oct 3'57
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PRATT IA DIRELL,S

II K A l. + S L A T + A & f Q n Y,
HILLSDALE. MICH.
IMPROVED Farms and Wild Lands; Village Lots and
Il Dwellings bought and sold. No charge except adj
vertisihg unless sale made Houses andFarms rented,
Taxes paid, titles examined Money invested on bond
and mortgag and annual interest at 10 per cent colec
ted wthoutcharge Insuring and conveyancing lone.
Mr.. p. is Notary Public PRATT 4 DIBELL.
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T!EENONT HOUSE.
VI, FOLSOM PROPRIETOR, CORNER RANDOLPH
Street and Jelfrson Avenue, nearly opposite Fire.
mems Ial Detroit, Mich. octl357
CLIFTON UOtSE.
ELKIIART, INnIANA. J. J. COTHRAN, PROPRlE-
tor This House is tine General Stage Office. PaSscn-
cnrs cnnrnrcd 10 and from tho Cnrs fLon. octl35i
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, HAS OPENED AN Of
fee the of Main and Bacon streets formerly
occupied by Charles westall, opposite Shattucks o-
tel The Doctor will attend to all calls of his profess
sion both night and day, Place of residence, one
door west of Hoeg's Exchange. dec1
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aii REPORT OF n-
HON. ID. q. WALBRIDGE,
OF MICHIGAN,

On Granting La nds TO Agricultural Col-
Ieges, &C., read to the House Of Repre-
sentatives, April Is, 1853.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-26

S17035,653 OF
For the three last quarters of the current
fiscal year, of which the above quarter is
one, Mr.. Cobb estimated receipt from Gus
toms of thirty-three milions. 1t is not
probable that the actual receipts will reach
twenty millions. For tho month of Janua>
ry, they are known to havo been only two
millions.
1t is amusing to look at tho statement of
the enormous premiums paid by Mr.. Cobb,
for tho benefit of tho bankers who held
United States stocks, when, in less than six
ty days afterwards, he was imploring Con-
eress to pass bill without moments de-
lay, to save his Department from bank
rnptcy.
In presence of these distressing exhibits
of failing revenues and yawning deficiencies,
We are unable to report anything which looks
like retrenchment on the part of tho Ad-
ministration. No reduction of salaries, OF
of establishments, is thought Of. On the
contrary, they are forcing through m army
bill, rejecting an increase of the rank and
file, which would be comparatively cheap
and creating new officers, so as to have
more patronage, 10 buy votes in Congress
and politicians out of Congress Indepen
IDENTIFY of the purchase of Cuba, which he
meditates, Mr.. Buchanan will leave the coun.
try in 1861, saddled with debt of ono
hundred millions of dollars Washington
Republic.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-26

Mr.. Eli S. Shorter, Of Albany, epiegtsips
cd the house Of Representatives. on the isih
in the following language;
Mr.. Shorter expressed surprise that NJ,
Douglas bad abandoned the principles Of
the Nebraska bill fleeing lefore tho krst
gun fred, and like the Fathian, throwing
poisoned arrows behind him. He did uot
want the votes Of Mr.. Douglas and his foI-
lowers, and II thoy did not rofloct northern
public opinion, the sooner the South knew
Il the better. lie contendcd that il was
never designed 10 make Kansas slave
State. The five Governors sent theto were
allfrec soilcrs, including the trnitor Walker.
1t had been said that the admission Of Khr-
sas would light the 1amo Of civil war; II
So let il come--lOt the fires rise even henv-
en-high. But he thought the refusal to
admit her would rather engender civil war.
Referring the question back 10 tho people
would inevitably invite this result. Tho
South cannot remain in the Union on terms
Of inequality with the North; under such
circumstances tho Southcrncrs would not be
a brave and gallant people, but mere cap
tiycs, chained TO the victorious car Of The
North. Hc would rather be vassai Of Old
than New England. The word cotrpro-
misc was offensive to him. He would
make il penal offense for Southerner to
use It. 1t was suggestive to the mind Of
surrender and base submission. 1t sounded,
in the words Of Macdutf, like the bugle blast
Of robber band Mr.. Shorter continued
at some length in similar strain, closing AZ
follows,
The religion Of Plymouth Rock IS intcl
cradle bigotry and fanaticism. Northern
c!ergymcn violated the 9TH commandment
: after evening lectures, and when their crime,
\ were exposed were courted and foted by th,
a fair Sex.
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An officer in the army in Utah writes to

An officer in the army in Utah writes to q
friend in Philadelphia, thus:
We still remain in camp, and probably
shall so remain all winter. Our tents are
ofsuch character that wo have fires inside
of them but still we feel the cold considera-
bly,, and are learning to stand smoke, if not
fire.
Such of our animals as have escaped the
march with their lives, are on Herring's
Fork, an affluent of Green River, some twen-
ty or thirty miles from here, and under
charge of the I'd dragons. They find
much such grazing as would be found among
the Green Mountain valleys and meadows,
if tho summer grass was left standing, in
stead Of being mown. When the snow is
deep, the poor brutes paw it off with their
hoofs.
Ono of the ladies who accompanies the
army, was saying the other night, that she
thought il would be good plan to SOW tur-
nip seeds in corner Of her tent, the tenn
Eperature of her stove being sufficient to give
them growth. She has the seeds with her,
and will probably make the experiment.
Her success is much 10 be desired for the
men are threatened with the scurvy."
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Going East.

Trains will stop stations marked only leave pas
sengers or to take them on signal being made.
From Cleveland-An trains connect at Toledo directly
with trains of Michigan Southern Railroad for Chicago
and the West.
The 300 am trains make direct connections with trains
for Detroit.
The 900 m and $50 m., trains, connect at Tole-
do with the Toledo Wabash and Western Railroad for
Fort Wayne LOgansport Lafayette Danyile Springfield,
Naples, Alton, st. Louis, &c.
The 900 A. M and $50 p trains form direct connOc-
tons between Cleveland and Springfield Dayton and
Cincinnati.
From Toledo all trains at Cleveland with trains
Of the Cleveland and Erie road for the East.
The 0A0 am, train connects at Sandnsky with trains
OF Mansfield Sandusky Railroad, for Mans6eld Pitts
burgh, &c.
The $40 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, &c Z. d. PHILLIPS, Supt
ONCE c. d 7. Railroad,
Osvelsad. JEn, 10, ieN. I ban l1ssst
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-26

"DIsMAL JmMY."--The New York wits
are out in clover caricature, Published by
Currier q Ives, representing Mr.. Buchanan
dressed ia the full costume Of rope-dancer
balancing himself upon Mason and Dixon's
line, with q pole, one end of which. eonsid-
erably heavier than the other, points to-
wards tho North, and tho opposite end
high in the air, towards the South. Dis
NAL Jimmy is upon the point of losing his
balance, and his eyes and expression betray
the fearful perplexity and danger of his
position.
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4Ottrn.


TO ROBIE.
RoB1r, In those tender lines,
Where the glow ofardor shines,
have met sweet reply
To the sentiments gone by;
And have found such holy love
As emnnated from above.
AsI read, each thrilling word,
Such depth Of feeling stirred,
That an altar would raise,
Whore the deathless lovc-frcs blaze,
And rondly bend TO friendships shrine,
Whore her sacred blossoms twine.
o, ifa wish we're but a deed,
Along such flowery Wales ia lead,
Where, hand in hand, we'd rovo along,
And warble such tender song,
Venus might lend her listening ears,
And wash her floating curs with tears.
Such precious gifts I'll plead for You,
As Heaven bestows upon the few
May wreaths of fame entwine thy brow,
Andpeace like gliding waters Cow
Around thy soul, from day to day,
Till HES last sands are washed away. ANGIE.
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Poiificai.
Our Minister 10 Brazil.

Mr.. r. X. Meade, American Minister at
Brazil, delivered on bis presentation to the
Emperor most extraordinary speech--in-
tensely pro-slavery in its tone-which ex-
cites much attention both in and out of Con-
gress. 1t is thought it will be publicly no.
ticed, and the Minister'S instructions from
this Government be called for. We have
only space for the following extract, which
is the most significant passage in the ad-
dress, and which will give our readers an
idea of the whole. In speaking of the
prospects Of growing intimacy between
the United States and Brazil, Mr.. Meade
remarks:
Their approximation, in respects in their polit
cs and constitutional organization is well calculated tc
encourage political and social sympathies prnmotive o
mutual benefits and future commercial progress ,ohe ~
Institution common 10 both countries fired deepiv root
en- an their soil (uifi many hostile prejaces 10 enconnte
from nd6on) does establish o6Hisu befreen then,
and nil insure for mutual defense unv Of action am
teeH"g that ~W Prore iNUincibie in the future"
The New York Tribune says that the
above Richard Kidder Meade 'tis well
known politician of the EXTREMIST Calhoun
school, and as such was openly charged by
Duer of this State on the floor of Congress
in December, 1s49, with entertaining dis
union sentiments, and chcrishing disunior
projects"
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At THE nnnn.

FROM THE GERMAN BuoKERr.
1hsve knocked at the door Of Luxury;
They reached from the window penny to me.
have sought Loves house and knocked at the door,
But fifteen others stood there before.
/ knocked at Honor's castle gpte;-
eve open only to knightly state"
Visited Iabor's dwelling low,
ButI heard there only wailing and woe
Iasked where Contentmsnt's house IS found
But no one knew it the country round.
But know house both lonely and still;
I'll knock there at last by the Fathers will.
There dwells, indeed, full many guest,
But yet there is room for many TO rest. o.r.B
NEWPORT, RI.
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The columbus Post orrIce.

The removal Of Postmaster Miller and APP
poinlment of Col. Medary has produced
quite commotion among the Democrats at
Columbus. Tho journal speaks Of Mr..
Miller as for many years tho most active aud
influential member Of tho party in Franklin
county, and who has probably done as much
to keep the party together, and to give it
increase, as any one in the State. He was
appointed by Mr.. Buchanan, few months
ago, and has fallen by the same hand
The Journal says:
"Mr. Miller has been very prompt and
acceptable officer. The people were salts
fed with him and no one complained But
he had committed the objectionable SIM
He had spoken against tho Lecompton
fraud, and was opposed to the course of tho
administration upon that matter. He was
warm and cordial friend Of Mr. Cox had
made an an,i-Lecompton speech, and had
gived an anti Lccompton veto. He must be
punished for it. Buchanan could not re.
move him, but he could remove his friend
Mr. Miller, so he removed Mr. Miller. Thu,
has Mr.. Buchanan become the instrument il
tho hands Of his "niggcr driving" party t
strike down freeman for entertaining al
honest opinion.
This removal will do much TO open tn,
eyes of thinking Democrats of this county
and State. 1t will show them that no mai
can gain position in the party, or hold al
Office, who will not agree to support ever
demand, however, monstrous, or howovc
wicked and unjust, that the saye-holding al
istocracy of the South support and ask fol
1t will show them that slavery is not only
power in the South, but that it is powe
in the North; that it controls not only ap
pointments in tho South, but it controls ar
pointments in tho North that in word,
controls tho administration of this govern
ment, and makes and unmalcs men in c,
cry section of the land.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-26

"Pemanent residence Is guaranteed 10 Americans after
the 4h of July next The ex-errtoralitv Of Americans
acknowledged and they amenabe only their own
laws The Consul-Genera and his hmiv have the right
to buy direct from the seller, and pay him japanese
coin and he s not bound In relation penetrating the
INTERIOR by the limit Of ri, miles The spies
are al sent hack to Jeddo free access is allowed to all
shops and houses and policemen follow us anv more
have farpTospeets of settling many other Matters
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-26
It SAYS, in its issue of last Sunday =
No Compromise.

In reference to tho attempt of the Ad-
ministration to patch up compromise based
upon the proposition that Kansas shall be
admitted with proviso declaring the peo-
pies right to change the Constitution imme.
diately, if they choose, the correspondent
of the N. Y. Times writes:
81 am assured by gentlemen who ought to know that
there IS no disposition the part OF the Anti
Democrats TO accept this any other plan OF COMPROMISE
IL is not believed that more than their number
by any possibility be sedueed into retiring from their
compromising hostility TO the Lecompton Constitution In
any and every event until il shall have been shown TO en-
parts"
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~. p. FusscImon.

Dealer in Stoves Tin, Sheet-Iron Coppervarc, Wash
boards Piows &c. have opened an entire rev stock
the Tyler Block Corner Of Front and Croghan Streets
and shalt be constantly receiving additions Particular
attention will be given to Jobbng and Repairing OF every
kind. Call and see me. Oct lo, 1897.
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dsreene a. Fincirork.

Attorneys Law; will attend to all business entrusted
60 their care, Ofce-Nims Block, Corner of Croghan
and Main firect, Fremont Ohio. -
J. L. GREENE. 7. =. FINEFROCk.
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Roberts a. sheldon.

Manufacturers Copper Tin and sheet-lron Ware and
Dealers in Stoves Agricultural Implements Stoves Rags
All ,orts oi genuine Yankee Notions. Pease's Brick
Block No. l, Fremont Ohio. May ~, 1903.
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CanGeId & Brother.

Hardware Merchants. Allkinds Iron and Steel
both American and Impored sold at Wholesale or Re-
talk Every pattern Cook Parlor Box Stoves. Ag
ricultura and Farm Implements Wooden-ware Coriagc
Oils Paints, &c Belts Block, No 2, Fremont, Ohio.
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NInsOnic.

Fopr STEPHENSON IoDGE, No. 225, Free and Accepted
uasons meets Masonic Hail. in Doncysons Block, on
the lat and % Tuesday evenings Of every month.
FREMONT CHATTER, No. 81, Royal Arch Masons, meets
At the same place. on the st Friday evening OF every
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-26

CEodHlS IopaE No. II, independent order Of Odd Fol-
lows meets at Odd Fellows Hail. in buekAnds BLOCK,
every Saturday evening.
FREMONT ExcAMParEyr No. ca, t.O.o.F., meets In the
same Hall on the I'd 4th Monday evenings OF every
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-26

Ex-Governor Bebb has been acquitted Of
the charge of manslaughter--ou which he
was tried last week, at Rockford, III.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-26
auckland q Everett.

Attorneys and Counseors at Law, and Solicitors In
Chancey will attend to professional business and Land
Agency in Ssndusky and adjoining counties. Office, 2nd
story l}uckiand's Block, Fremont.
X. 7. BUCKLAND. HOMER EVERETT.
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Notice.

~ BETS co. having quit the Mercantile business
IL. anxious to close up their books and accounts,
hope that all indebted to either by note or book
account will call at our Office and settle Immediately.
You viii hnd Office in the second story same baild-
iAg formerly occupied by ne. D. BETS co.
brsmsnt April 10, 1887. lsS
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Fitch's Gallery of Art.

AuDrotypes Dagpereotypes and Photographs taken in
superior style. Also Portraits painted Life Size, Ell
ther from the sitter from DaguerreOgpes, and salts
faction parraRted in all cases.
have lately purchased the stock, xtures &c belonging
to the A. D. Wiles room in Minis block and shall contin
the business at the place, where shall be happy
TO attend 90 those who favor me with call.
Instruction given in Ambroyping also in Portrait and
Landscape painting. M. w. FITCH.
Fromont Oct al 1856. 4Oy1
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la "a 81 q . u /. ID
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.-O and after Monday, Jan.
49, 1853, trains will run follows;
SOUTHERN DIVISION, via Norwalk-Going Wast, Daily,
ErceDt SUNDAY,
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ISAAC f. WEST. cHAs. II. McDoUGAI.
West & McDougal,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 23 Walnut Street,
CINCINNATI O.

FOR THE PURCHASE AND SALE OF,
Choice Western Reserve Butter, in Firkins Kegs and
Fancy Boxes.
Western Reserve Butter in Barrels Fkns solid packed
and Rolls wrapped in cloths.
Western Reserve Durham farm imitation of English dairy
and Nutmeg Cheese.
Dried Peaches, peared and in halves.
Dried and green Apples.
Brooms in large quantities and great variety Of styles
manuacturedexpressy for trade and warranted to
purchasers.
Clover Seed in large quantities Timothy and Flax Seeds
Louisiana Sugars, Loaf Powdered, Crushed and Clarified
Sugars
New Orleans and sugar house molasses and syrups.
Coffee, Rice, Starch saeratus Soaps Lead Pork lard
Hams, Reef CranberriF, Eggs; Flour, Pots and Pearl
Ashes and all kinds of Groceries, produce and
featured articles
Particular attention given to the forwarding
Mark all goods for sale with owners initials and W&McD
All packagestO be forwarded, Care W. Med Cincinnati
Ohio. May 0, 1865. ly