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gA DYSPEPSIA AND FRS.

DR.. TRACY DELORME,
The great CURER OF CONSUMPTION. was for
several years so badly afflicted by Dyspepsia, that
for part of the time be was confined to his bed
He was eventually cured by prescription furnished
him by young elairyoyant girl This prescrip.
ton, given by a mere child. while in a state of
er having failed once. 1t is equally in
Of FRS, as of DYSPEPSIA. The ingredients may be
found in any drug store. will send this valuable
prescription to any person on the receipt of one
stamp to pay postage. Address DR.. TRACY De
IIOKME GREAT CURER OF CONSUMPTION. New York
Post Office, ap l5-dGwlmif
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fhs fstsrsbarg Exprsss OF yesterday says tina,
scarcely we're the committees appointed 70 solicit
sss and q the citxensi 10 behalf Of the pernaus Mt
oss1 q The Library Association, thas eoptr,ba
n"e spon sontsibutsoa poured In upon them. ana
~ sAssFdsy aftsrnoon they were enabled 10 =.
eos. total q slsvsa thousand, seven hundred
ao'.srs sspseriesdi Such msg1aaimous spirit
= 'ss A!prsA Justly observes 90 tbs part Of n,
ssnaisy. viii - farther In the praise Of iss char
s s 'asa any other popular Representation
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Financial and Commercial.
Richmond Markets, A prii 90.

hNEHsUbUu fAHfAEhA9 ~ PHI ~Ws
EXCHANGE on the Northern cities has declined TO
4 per cent PREMIUM whiclIbrings usback % the
easy condition of exchange prior 70 the suspension
of specis ptyments. We arc TO have however, IN
creased difficulty with the Bank note currency Tor
a time Our own Bank notes being appreciated IN
value by restlmption the notes of noIaspece Iay-
ing Banks will be ut greater depreciation In com
parison with them. North Carolina Bank noteS are
ttco per cent discount as compared with Richmond
ban able funds, South Carolina notes one per ceat
Money 10 easy.
Tise quotations In the breadstuffs and grocery
line remain uualtered siace Friday. We quote Do
low the leading articles: -
ToBACCo-The receipts of tobacco are large and
breaks very much crowded We d n shianma
a. sT Infsrior enf 81 satDs Good S55ogs se9 l,s
Fine stemn,ing siI@eI2 80; Good MISUNDERSTANDING ~
0If Fine scarce at $40 Jgls25. one hha NJ 49,.
vi UR~We anote 10 shippers s. for Super iine;
Is 30 for Extra The stock Is a medium one anu Tue
receipts light with very on lisht receipts Good
to urims Rcd 81 20 to si2o, good to prime white
lOkN~Ths marke continues pretty firm at eo 10
20 cents: the latter Tor limited sales.
OATS-36g33 cents PEI bnaiei.
pscoS-we stiIl quote sidss az II cts Shoulders
cts; Hams II cents; bagged do ls's Gus hiatAo'
steady. h . b.,sr failing
IN 'ngh nn change In quotations which stand New
Orleans ASA cts; r. Rico and Caps none III n "a.
kei: Loaf l2iac; Crushed ana fo"usieu i'|s' ~ wa
fee 10; Coffee 9Isc: Coffee &c cso h,,.
COFFEE-There IL u better feeling IN Gomez nu'
xe ain ouote Rio ltd,i2 cts to quality anu guam
tity: Laanayra I31sc Java i7tac; Mocha Ise,
WHISKEY Richmond rtctifed sitgzz eehss per
gallon.
Northern Markets.
New YORK. April 36-Cotton tiImer nnder the ac'
commits of frost at the South. Flour firm and Gn-
changed from SATURDAYS rates WhPat mas ue-
Ginning tendency with nominal duotatienrss. IStn
lower: white 72Q73la cents; yellow 13C@76 cents.
Stock ks lower. Va ga @34. ,,.,
KAITINoRs April 2b--ftour qniet and unchanged,
wheat active. Red ST. 036gI %: common White 81 10
aSi.Is Germ very dull fof white; best yellow ac-
tive at GSGn7l cts.
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Advertisements sor Tia DisPArca muss be handed
I ey.ssx Ssock n s a}teynoon. In order 10 appear
the rext dAy. n heavy pfessareof advertisement
wea a. eslnm1ss q snr peDsr win not sdmit Of
Sssk rscsDltca afsw ~ hsas NAMED.
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HOsPITAL.-This Institu-

BELLEVUE H0SPITAL.-ThisI nstitu-
- ton which has been in successful operation for
the last ti,e years, is situated on
ChURCH HILL, RICHMOND, VA,
Ia delightful, airy position and Is furnished with
every convenience conducive TO the comfort of pa
tents and the successful treatment Of disease.
1t has lately undergone extensive repairs. Rooms
have been nicely furnished suitable 10 the accom-.
mediation of gentlemen who may find it inconye-
nient TO be treated at their private lodgings.
Particular attention will be paid to the lying IN
yards, which peculiarly cemmodious.
TERMS: e-s
(Pdyable on the removal Of the Patiently
White patients, per week...........-...........s6
Coored Go. ,--.....................
Private Rooms, ........-....$7 to SIS
Ey City acceptances required for patients from
tie country unless where the parties are known TO
one of the Ply icians of the hospital.
This includes all charges for Board, Medical attend
ance, Nursing and Medicine BY an arrangement
with the 1nfirmary of the Medical College, small
additional fee ranging from So to $50. will be charg
ascertaned beforehand by application to of the
attending Physicians.
No small pox admitted.
The undersigned will give their personal atten-
ton to all patients placed in their Hospital.
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.
JAMES BOLTON N. D.,
Grace street. between 18th aud 5th.
THOMAS POLLARD. N D.,
Basement Of the Powhatan House
o. A. CRENSHAW, NJ. ID,
Franklin ST., next door below Trinity Church.
VIM. W. PARKER, Nj. D.,
Law Building, franklin street, next deor 10 state
THos. NJ. NIXON, NJ. D Resident Physician.
NH Jl-eOdiv
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nNa. SPECIAL NoTfGE. The attention
of Aha nub,ic is requested to sale Of furniture.
Rare books 70 take pas at s tine and
va a. 's a,lvar. ise,neut EB COOK h co.
ap 27-lt h"''S'
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THE RICHMOND SODA WATER AND
FORCE. WITH ITS DOUnl.E ski on sEI.F-ACT
Ing akNEkAT0Rs-THR OLDEST or TIL
MIND IN F1RGINlA.-~The genuine article OF bot
Aho lemon and sarsanariila Pop, Philadelphia por
W anu Ale, Champagne Cider and hrown Stout
ne subscriber has added To the above the bottline
@ Lager Beer OF superior quality. in pint aud hall
plat oottles. TO suit customers
~ u. MCCORMACK. 90 Bread It,
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HARPER FOR MAY,

l-Ambrotypes at any price you desire, by tn,
TYLER & Co-l39 Main St
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SPIRIT or THE MICHIGAN PRESS.

pgraofr, Mlea., April 26.--The Free Press Of this
mdSung sustaius the Kansas Committee Compro-
mi @ Bill.
IF there be any Importance in the Above an.
uanueemeut it is probably derived from the fact
that the paper named is believed to be sort OF
"organ" of Gen. cass 7 t.-~-..~s
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HEa. DR.. HowARD-bas removed from
the Neil, al College, to the Richmond Hou o. on
i;nyeruot street 0FFl0E-with DR.. Peticoiss.
Sd 2I-lmE
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n- FORBES & CRENsHAw,
ARCHITECTS, MEASURERS AND APPRA1S
E.S will attend to all business in their line with
prolnptness and solicit q share OF patronage.
0FFIcE-at the Hall of the Virginia Mechanics In
stitute, corner 18th and Main streets, over Mr.
Booths Upholstery store. -
WIN FORBES. l.. A. CRENSHAW.
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NETS, NETS. NETS = A large assort-
q ment of plain and fringei BLACK Silk Nets and
Irtnmings, for the same, ~ lew prices ~
GOLDSMlTS Established Cheap
ap2o Store, 20 Bread street,
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HH-AmbrOtypes. OF the first water, by the celebra
ted Artists, TYLER Il Co OF l39 Main ct.
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JACKSON, AYsSfSArft
AR. r. III. JACKSON: DsAa siR--I
vi have tried 100 botflesef your Exexlssos bsfkss
Nth nay egstoiners aud universally Teeamuena -
4 specific against Agne aud Fever, kllteas tsssa1f
Ia Asa rosIc i and ID Superior 10 any other sfn
oaax rAu Il Il only 10 DO used 81 b Approve
sun a0a' H'1s e ruOs. fALLoN. NJ. D.
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NOTICE. have this day appointed
1NL MAYER. of the city Of Richmond. my Agent
Clothing. &c and TO sell and buy exclusively for
c ash. III. sTEhN
an
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EISH FRY

EISH FRY ...
l. HENRTC0 COUNTY,
At YOUNG'S MILL POND,
On SATURDAY. the lst day of May. Candidates
and people are expected. ap 80
- - clC
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LEW GOODS. NEW GOODS.
BY Steamships jamestown and Roanoke
SECOND SUPPLY THIS SEASON.

SECOND SUPPLY THIS SEASON
CRENsHAW, gu ARLES g. CO.,
229 BROAD STREET.
Are prepared to exhibit to the trade their second
supply OF
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GO0DS
consisting of the most fashionable styles of French,
son. An examination of their stock is solicited be-
fore purchasing. ap I-6t
DISSOLUTION.-The co partnership Of
~ THOMAS & BOILING is this day dissolve led by
mutual consent Each OF the partners are author
lied to use the name of the conc IN in settling up
the business of the concern. which we wish TO do
- GEO. T.. THOMAS,
STITH BOILING.
Richmond, April 20tk. 1883
Co-PARTNERsHIP. .-.
We, the undersigned, have this day associated
BOILING 4 BROTHERS, for the purpose Of con
Quoting General Grocery and Commission Bust
ness, at the old stand of Thomas & Boiling. No. o.
Cary street Richmond, ya would most respectful
ly inform friends and the public generally. that
We will keep constantly on hand well selected
stock OF GROCERIES. all of which will be sold on
the most accommodating terms. We Will also give
cur personal attention to the sale of PRODUCE ge-
ueray tTtTH B0LLlNG,
S9RT y I R Ro.IING'
Richmond, April 2ath, 1853
B.-I hereby return my thanks TO my friends
ard customers of the late concern of THOMAS d
BOILING. for past fayors and respectfully solicit
tor The new concern OF BOILING Il BROTHERS a
continuance of the same.
STITH BOILING.
In retiring from the late concern OF THOMAS IL
BOILING. would respectfully recomnlt nd the new
concern of BOILING q BROTHERS to the patron
age of my friends. worthy of their confidence,
aud shall be pleased to receive call from them. a.
shall remain with Messrs Boiling Il Brothers for
the PR sent. GEO l. THOMAS.
ap 27--6t
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lO0A YEAR! $1,000 A YEAR
4 RETIRED PHYSICIAN

4 RETIRED PHYSICIAN
n SEVENTY FIVE YEARS AGE, whose sands of life
have nearly runIout discovered. while in the East In
chitis Coughs, Colds and General Debility The rem
edy discovered by him when his only child.
daughter WAS given up die. Wishing to do a
mnch 2ooi As pc 'sible hs will send to such of his
afflicted fellowbeings as request it, this recipe.
with full and ex piiciC directions for making 1t up
and successfully using it. lie requires ,ach applr-
cant to enclose him shilling-three cents TO h.
returned as postage GA the recipe. aud the remain
ment.
AddresssDr. Ii. JAMES, 10 Grand street. Jersey
CITY N j. AN ls-dEwlnif
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- FOR RENT.-The large and COM
E::i Portable dwelling on Cary, between lst and
Foushee SITS, lately occupied by Mr. J. Leslie, decd.
containing eight rooms with the usual out-built-
ines, large LOT fruit trees, &c Also the new brick
Dwelling on Clay street. next door above Mr.. Jas
Holmes. and nearly opposite Mr.. 3: I. Pulliam's,
containing seven rooms and the usual convenlences
There ia city water in the yard of EACH and posses
sion can be had Immediately. Apply to
THOS. j. BAGRT,
Agent and Collector
on9--ts Wall ~ between Main and Franklin.
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QUARANTINE BUILDINGS BURNT.

Nkw YORK. April 26A-Tbe new quarantine build
ings ut seguins Point, Staten Island were destroy
ed by Are last night-supposed to be the work OF
an incendary. The houses were nnoccupied
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en- .NVNI ENf1I nvN ENru

NJ q t.
$50 Month and all Expenses Paid
An Agent is wanted in every town and comfy III
the United States, u engage in respectable aud
certainly realized For full particulars address H.
Mon n EFT IL CO. corner of Broom and Mercer
streets, New York city. inclesng one postage stamp
to prepay postage APP L5--dawlmif
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g. FOR RENT-A comfortable dwell
H:: ing on sth street north of Leigh now occupied
by Mai James NJ Taylor. 1t contains rooms, with
bath house. &C Possession given by the latter part
or to !. b. JACOBS, at Circuit Court Office, State
rourt Uousa ap 2T-l2t
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NH FOR SALE am authorized to sell
Efs the desirable residence at present occupied By
Mr. Ed Kersey, situated on 18th street. The dwell
ing contains rooms; the whole premises in good
order. with all necessary outbudines: ii has we'll
of excellent water on the premises. The lot fronts
10 feet on 18th street and tends to McCance street
1875 feet BY applying to the subscriber great bar
gain can be had. Terms accommodating.
f. A CL0PTON,
Corner of Main aud Frank lin streets,
Opposite Messrs. Dickinson, Hill Il Co.
II Dug
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JNFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL

4
LpGR This fuiismary is situated at the corner
of Marshall and College streets, in an elevated ana
healthfu position. convenient 90 the railrIsi dc
potts. hotels and other centres Of business ~ fnf-
nshed with every arrangement regulate iar tht
%uccessful treatment Of diseases aud inlarias aed
for the comfort of the SICK. AL persons requiring
Medical or Surgical aid except the insane and thoss
iaboring under contagious diseases. a'e sda slfd
into The lnsttfHtion. LyiDg-iD women are also TO
ceived and carefully attended 10.
Private rooms furnished when desired.
The patients are under the charge Of the Pr9ief-
sors of the College who visit the wards dsily- The
,harges Tor Beard Medical Attendsuce, Aurslng aud
Medicine. for Per week
Coi0red
IN addition to "a above rates, IN eases requiring
Strpicai Operation, by agreement with inc PFC
priefSrs OF the Bellevue Hospital. sihsH Zee ~
charged tor the operation. VARYING from 81 D. eD
according to its Importance. The particular fec lh
any case may be aseertainea by application toether
If the Attending Surgeons or the Resident fh1 al
clan
All charges payable on the removal Of the Patlent
Attending Surg eons-Profs. GIBSON, PkTieoLAs ana
WEXFORD.
Attending Physicians - Profs. TucxzE aud Cox
Wat.
Resident hysician-JuSIus MIcaIE. 81. d.
steward-F VI. PARRISH.
Presideut-L. JoTSEs u. d.
Persons In the country, desiring 20 SEM psftehs
TO the Inhrmary. may address either the President
1T The Resident Physician. az a-eth
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as= NEAT FRAMED COTTAGE ON
A;..s THE WEST LINE OF 9TH STREET. FRENCH
GARDEN HILL. FOR SALE.--We are authorized to
sell the neat Cottage residence located as above now
owned and occupied by Mr. George Holmes. The
lot fronts 80 feet runs back l3l feet The Cottage
has G no MS besides kitchen aud smoke bouse. tits
also Supplied with water and gas: Price Sl690 APP
ply to GODDlN d AFfEksoN,
o7--6f
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r AGUAYRA COFFEE 200 bags prime
LLaguayra Coffee, In store; for sale by
an CIV DUNLOP. MONOURE co.
CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR-Ground
Vat our MillIs from selected wbite Wheat, in
September last; for sae in Quantities to suit. by
ap n. st DUNLOP, M0NCUkE co.
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AN ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME!

PROGRAMME:
PART FIRST.
l. Solo, Piano Forte-Ave Maria-(9chuhertl. Lisyt.
SCHkEINER.
2 Solo olin-Papageao Ernst
M0LLEkHAURR.
s. Scena and Cayatina, from the Opera Lucia di La
mer1noor, (by request uonzoiti.
Miss ANNA VAIL.
T. La Sylphide-Grand Fantasia, (by requestl,....
Mnllenhauer-
M0LLENHAUER.
s. Notwithstanding to Love Me........ .....H ime.
Miss ANNA VAIL.
PART SECOND.
|. Solo-Piano Forte-Polka lie rt.,.schreiner.
sCHREiNER.
q Graud Cavatna-0 Luce iii Quest 'Anpia-Erom
the Opera Linda do Chamamounix .Dpnastti.
Sung by Miss ANNA VAIL.
3. solo-V iolin-Dreainy Sounds of Wgwam Life -
Fantasia Characteristic ..-......... MoileDhsuer.
DEsCRiPFroS-l. Midnight; 2. Sunrise; D. Prayer
of Indians; Dance of the Indians; s. Cradle Song;
&. General Merry .making of Indians
M0LLENHAUER.
f. Ballad-I'm Merry. Laughing Grl....... Glover
, Sing by Miss ANNA VAIL.
S. Solo-piano Forte-Fantasie de Den Pasquale.
Thalserg.
SCHREiNER.
g. SOlo-Violin-The Carnival OF Venice, lin,rodu =
cling the waIbng of Birds .PaEinini
M0LLENHAUER
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DL6CK SILKSl BLACK SILKSt!-
II Fifty pieces superior Black silks at astonishingly
low prices just To hand and will go fast those la
want must call early.
j. MILLHIsER & BRO.
apT 1873 Bread street
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LSMBROIDERIESi EMBR0IDERIESt |!
IL The largest assortment of French and Scotch
Embroidery of All kinds and at lowest pfices can be
found Mt j. MiLLHIsER BRO,
Rfoad
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DURE COD LIVER 0IL.--Wilbour's
Cod Liver Oil, and Shines. Rushton's, Clarke
Co n, and Frayser's For sale by
Gk0 D0WDEN, Druggist,
nm la ffroad RIrAat.
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RANK OF THE COMMONWEALTH.

DOTATOES.-100b bushels White Mercer
Seed; 100 bushels White Mercer, large Ass; 50
bushels Pink-eyes; 20 bushels Black skin Potatoes
bust received from New Jersey and for sale by
ap % BRIDGFORU 4 CO ON The Iloek
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ELECTORAL COUGH CANDY-Relief
= from cough in ten minutes-an agreeable and
eeetual remedy for Coug Colds and all affections
Of the throat and lungs; particularly adapted for
children. For sale by
GEO D0WDEN. Druggist
ap27 LIS Broad street.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-20

MONUMENT TO THE PnoRIN FATHERS.
A monument is TO be erected to the PHI
grim Fathers at Plymouth; cost from $780,
900 to 100000. It will be built Of gram
ite, l53 feet high, 80 feet at the base, with
sitting figures from SO to 70 feet high. II
is to be completed in twelve years from
August, 1855. Thirty-six thousand dol.
lars have been subscribed, principally ia
Massachusetts. The society for building
the monument have purchased all the es.
tates around the vcritable rock, and also q
site for the monument embracing ten acres
ofland, commanding fiue view of the bar.
Dor and locality Of the rock. sds
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Trains will stop at stations marked only TO leave pas
sengers, or To take them on signal being made.
From ClevelandAn trains connect at Toledo directly
with trains Of Michigan Southern Railroad for Chicago
and the West.
The so am, trains make direct connections with trains
for Detroit.
The $50 I'M, and 600 p M. trains, connect at Tole-
do with the Toledo Wabash and Western Railroad for
Fort Wayne, Loganspor Lafayette Danville Springfield
Naples. Alton, st. Louis &c.
The $50 and 600 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 tho East
The 1000 M train, connects at Monroevie with trains
Of Mansfield & Sandusky Raroad for Mansfield, Pitts
burgh &c.
The 10 90 am, and $50 trains. connect at Clyde
with Saudusky, Dayton Cincinnati Railroad for Cncn
natl. Day ton, &c.
Trains also connect at Cleveland with Cleveland ant
Pittsburgh r. r., for Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Balt
more &c. l.. b. PHILLIPS, Supt
Office @. & T. Railroad,
Cleveland, June q, 1853. janl 1885,
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An cd man named Watt, near Pitts
burg was found dead with his throat cut,
and bIoody knife in bis hand. The Cor
oner's July rendered a verdict Of suicide.--I
The Pittsburg Gazette says that on prspal
ring the body for burial four-penny nail
was found driven in tho crown Of the dead
mans head. III H1rA 4sistN
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He who goes through land and sosttsrs
blown roses, may be tracked next day by
their withsred petals that strew the ground;
but ho who COOS through it and scatters
rose seeds, hundred years after leaves be-
hind him la land full Of fragrance and beau
ty for his monument, and as q hsrifagsfct
his sons and dsughters.-7 Theodore Parksy.
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Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, and Solicitors IN
Chancery will attend to professional business and and
Agency In Sandusky and adjoining countless ONCE, Zu
story Buckland's Block, Fremont. .
Il. p. AUCKLAND. HOMER EVERETT.
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Rnherts 4 sheldon.

Manufacturers of Copper Tin and sheetlron Ware and
Dealers in Stoves Agricultural implements Stoves rags
Wool Hides sheep-pes, Old Copper, Old stoves, &c'
All sorts of genuine Yankee Notions. Peases bticH
Block, No. 1, Fremont, Ohio. NAY ~, io's.
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7. H.. greene.
auckland y Everett,

Attorney at Law; will attend to all business entrusted
TO his care. Once-Nms Block, Corner of Croghan ant
Main streets, Fremont, Ohio.
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B. ]. BARTLETT 4 SON.

A TToRNEYS AT LAW, have removed their office to
~ the second story of Minis new building, over F.
Dernhau's Clothing Store. iY- Entrance on Croghan
Street All business eutrusted to them will be cnIsimiy
attended to. b. J. BARTLETT,
Fremont Nov % 1855 j. II. BARTLETT.
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PHYSICIAN AND SUR q EO II, f,
UNENDERS his PROFESSIONAL. SERVICES to the cit
zens of Fremont and vicinity Having been for TWEEN
TYFlvE years in extensive practice in this and the hau
valleys he has become convesant all the dseas
es of the Western Country. areuar attention given to
all Chronic Female Disedses For the last FIVE years
have given special attention the study and practice Of
Homeopathy Special attention given TO all cases of Sur
gerv and of the Eye.
n-y@ OFFlCR-Onc door south Of the Post Office, up
stairs ResidenceCornor Of Garrison and Church street
Fremont July @, 1858.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-20
CONFECTIONERY!
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Ii the principal Papers and Magazines received week
n ly and monthly and kept for sale at hcCULLocHS.
The Cincinnati Daily Gazette,
The New York Ledger,
The New York Weekly,
Harpers Weekly,
Harpers Magazine,
Flag Of Our Union,
Ballou's Pictorial.
fremont, May %, 1852