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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-29

~ In pursuance ri an order issued 70 me from the
Cocrt of pro,afs Of Trumbull County Ohio. ! shall sx-
pose for pu-Ie sale, uqon the prenises-o on me sd gay
af s.ctoher next, IN the afternoon, iStween the h0Lrs
Of AMI 4. he folio. inE described ReaI Estate. to Wit:
So tatv1 m Southipg;OD township. Trnmbu I Co. and
s.nts Of Ohio. knowR as part af lot No. y, and is
bounded as flllows. on the East by land owned hy
TImonf Chliker: on the North srG Soufh hy The osisi-
nal lot line. and on The West by = line TO be rus par
allel with East lire and 80 sar ,her-ftom as cortain
tsrL;y-sey-a acres of land beng the homestead fasLa
OF David Curtis dec-a-ef-
Terms made XrowH on iey o. sale
JAMES HEaTHNAN-
Sept. 22i, t5a-jw. AdHr. Of BAvij CnEt-s, dec.
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NOTICE
~ IL h.rr,v given that the IN lersi snef has Leen
appnif ~ aud uuiy I4tl I'D as Adlaia s.-ai0r on the
estate III jeremiah Irio"y, tate OF BrOOGhe!i, Trum-
!utt Co.. ohio.
Vienna S-:t :. t5~-3W. l. L. AYNE. Almr.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-29
DR.. j.. y. MARCIIISrS
CELEBRATED CAT HOLirON,
For re R,tef and cure Of S,fsrisE Females.
'THE WON ADVOCATE i.

: Philadelphia. (ilss Auair T.. McDpSr ell. rhtor.)
says-"ThI> IS the most valuable MEDICINE tor The dis
eases peculiar to Tom-u that ne know Of. A friend
"inir~- Wh" or n'uy sears las he-u a sufferer. rotic-
Ell tie aiNHttisrE-rHt ~ tn -9sr0rGfe. AMI al On p rr,,.
rurr9 a fo.tl-- S1r f.ula rr.iei. ani Zee : IN I he
can most h-tr'iiv recommend it - Ill ShO are ,aarr-
rag ." Hse EaaErr. We have heard man, tsmPs tia.
Il VAS 4 tue reIrIy. ] ut ;h;S ~ the frss cas- ia which
We have seen . { ec'>- Our friend will re very EIat
I give D. Narchisi a eertif ate nf its value to her. il
he ie~iTrs one"
P'mP l-Isco tiirIng much useful IL m, ton touch
'"2 NH- i1'ur~ ant symptom % the a OV. diseases.
Together WITH - tim"Et l. from Ittir- e. the b. ghr,t
rr-F-ct1hihiy. A. c-.d1e' by u" m-sI sails actnry au
thor " {" all Which he agJ-r TO, 1T i.,ii-s and ira.
ut'"r-r> Is r~-P rttuily invited can lie hal gratis at
the Stor- OF E.A SMITH < TO-. Agents
bragg .ts. WARRaS q
= y hAR'HtSl & CO. pT"Y-IeI,rs. Central De-
pot b. BtOadw4y. y. I
~. ? 10 nuths satisfied with merely reading this no.
ucr. 'u' c u or 'eLd :or Il pamphlet. 1t NiIl pay you
. we'll 'or vour irau lie
Sept. % .5~-am
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-29

LAYING THE Pipes The Salem G IS
Company ATE bu~Iiy engaged laying
pipes. through the streets. for the con
vryanc" ut The ''hurniDg flid" 10 the
de>ir+d places throug h town. The con-
Traitor. Mr. Stephenson, Is pushing The
concr'n along with much vig"r and W.
hel'"vr. 10 the p~~If-ct s~alisIac ion of all
concern, d.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-29

WILD TURKEY Mr.. Frank SAWYER.
of Akron. n of our most successful
shots. killed seven wild turkeys on Sat
urlsy last. H shot them IN the swamp
in The west part of Ills 'rwn~hip They
we're well coEdl'ion-i AM! q! lie a w
a W. s.n attest. a dev ~ t~r previ
ouS hC killed three Akr u Eeoc n.
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NEW YOEY STORE.

~ -
This embellishments has now beer n the field for the
last twelve years and its re seta.i n il as wide as the
trade ~ Warren sxr=nss- 6efnanrsr Of doing nusi-
ness. 1p1n the nnc;tc n quick sales sd snail prodrs"
We are nov rseeivihc our stock ef
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
rmb..cin : orr d-rai large sssoFursat in every depart
m.nt. knaf i~nefnIing at the novelties in Dress and
F,ucv G.adS. w are mqrking our guots down to the
i0Eest fBiag prices ard intend TO = popular with all
waO risf 70 hUs d-sirsh'sen"ds creep The highest
"srksi price afsays paid for produce: wrx7z
Ssrt1 HahnS
WOOLEN GOODS have gon~ down
w with wool and e yau wish u pc convinced Of
the f.c;, call Snd sxzpin- the : .o'hs, eassinsrs &c at
tae NEW NORR SrcaE.
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CA
/ ELs. esland SEE i. 81 the NEW YORK STORE,
and :; tn sane tine Ni;l two biris with oae stone by
locking ~ ~ourisse st ek Of new soots-
FAkks VENT.
DROCnE LONG AND SQUARE
ID snAwLS.a also Stella. Taima- C4.hD re and Wool
Nav YORK TORE.
tlOOTS i SHOES. Hats and Caps
h and RvsIy Made C~Iethipg. We can suit the mos
f~Astidinus IN this line. At the lew WORK STORE
CARPETS, from Royal Wilton down
~ 70 a shilling Stripe-also Bugs, Mats. Oil Cloths
&e.-'he largest stock To choose from. can he found At
the NEW WORK STORE
/ FRESH TEAS we can warrant the
L quality and favor saPeriOr-the price, hty cents
at the E YoKK STORE.
IRON AUETlON-a great variety
L French Collars, Sleeves, Embroidered Sets and
NEW FORE STORE.
DIX eros DE RHIEN, Moire An
II tigue. watered and Plaid siIks-also Plain Cha
meleon. Plaid, Br-cad- and Fancy silks-an assort-
--.,f w.rw r..h 900. nj awHfhfffon nj thr
NEW YORK STORE.
DROWN Il Bleached Shirtings and
II Shestiugs Ticking. Batting. Wicking, Wadding
Cotton Yarn. White ana COlored Carpet Cham, &c-
&c.-the best make can always he found very cheap
ut the NEW TORS STORE
fNROCKERY " GLASS WARE-Ihe
~ largest stock To choose from. and pest bargains
offered At the NEW YORK STORE
DIAPER HANGINGS & WINDOW
Il shades-slso Looking Glasses; a very complete
assortment al the y YORK STORE.
JOSHUA II GIDOING'S NV book.
= The sAiles Of Florida, just received at ADAMS
BOOKSTORE.
DENTON ) AIRGDGMENT o the
- D-hates Of Congress. eth and ~h Volumes just
received ~ a.lams'. where the york can ne seen. and
th- only way il eau he had, which IS by subscribing
at ADAHS' s0nRsrORE
To Farmers and all others interested.
THE UPPER MILLS pre- again in
1 rerair and gooi order ior Touring. ehopying. &c.
Cali AID prove it. Flour constantly o. band and Tor
sale. Tue highest market price paid Tor whea,.
GEO. VAN GORDER.
Warren. o. Sept l, 1s59-tE.
Cove-Dale Nurseries.
I LARGE and general 4ssoptment nf
,PPDB. CHERRY PEACH. PEAR, PLUM. AP.
RICOP, an N~ECTAkISE TgEES. II hn- age for
uransplautias. Also, B~LAeHBERRY. RASPBERRY
lG0DSEBERKY. CrREANr. aud STRAW BEkKT
PLANTS. GRAPE IS II the .Nsc AMI Ohi V4ri-
/ rtteS: - we'll as EVERGREEN and DECfDEOUS Or
l~SANENTAL TREES aad SNRTBS. ROSES. : C. &c.
Descriptive Catalogue sent on receipt Of postage
stamp
= DR. EDWARD ATLOR Propriet.r.
81 S-p : in E.uyIaaa str,et. Cs-v-Ian4. ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-29

KILLED "A mAn Who's name We
'uu'i u"t iearn. Wa killed IN the Miner
Al Il dg- mines un. dav It's, w.-k by
t9e c.v1nE IN ~ tie bn, H. w urdcr
St.ni. uknt hr Raves 1 vile aud several
eh'lIJ.n III very dr>Ii u-e circumstances
- CG1 feld Sen.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-29

CARPETS, from Royal Wilton down
TO a shilling Stripe-also, Rugs, Mats, Oil Cloths
&c.-th- largest stock To choose from. can he found At
the NEW WORK STORE
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-29

H"RsEs STOLEN "A hav horse belong
ing I" B-'l M-acham Of G~I<,avus o g..
wAsst"lrn from Murry~ pas urr in II m
i"rd IN Saturday ~nrghtla>t three year,
Old m u cut short, white sp,t in his
forehead. and on one side OF his nDse,-
no shn-s on.
Two hur$rs were II u stolen from CIer
~ Valley. A>htshnla c. o.. on Sunday
evening last West G,eenv lie TINS
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-29
News Of the Neighborhood.

DEATH F SCHUYLER Putnam -Anotb.
or cd i'sid-nt al E.yua has gone to his
long hom". Schuie, Pu.nam. L q did
afi,r u biIef Illness. AT hi> r. sid.nc, in
this v'I!4pe. on W,sine,i,v last Mr.
ia I'm was a Grandson 81 Gen Pnrnsm
al II voIIuonsrv IN. m nv. who ,mmn,.
'thz 81 "imN'H In .arl, times be kr.iins
the ~uif. and aftrrwa IS on the batrl~
Fl IL tie was for many years a m. i
t'te IN tins pia"-. and discharged his
da IT, IN wy acc p'ablr MANNER. He
WAS in the 61lh year ~ hi aye at the
I a. ~ his raih. md was - M m5er OF
the Lgr l. Barr yrja Dem.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-29
TRUMBULL COUNTY COMMON
PLEAS
Leroy Fuller and vie,
vs.. suumons in Partition,

William e Mahfny Il al
The attendant. william = N1hsry- VIII take ro.;ce
that the pIssnsiHs have thssSth S-Pt- TO. nlei their
! lands in Rris,a, IN said County krown IS the hoEe
| stea Il the late John NahanY. ia which he saif VIII
liam =. Nahany owns ons uudi~ides; SIXTH aad TIE
/ D,aiptiH and the .her defendants each one sixth Said
easss win be- for hearing atthe October Term. next, Of
HUTcHISs o. & RkTLIFF.
Auiys- tor Pfsinuh.
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From the Railroad Record.I
Atlantic and Great Western r. r.

] seems Ia tie fully s-trled. that this
road has obtained a loan equal % It's DE-
mand, and viii, therefore, 90 on 10 com
tl-uon. This is ra;h a surprise on III
public: but. why II should be, We kuo~
not. The road has SOLID merits. and as
such, We have noticed il from rinie ~
time. II there are any who Ihir k that
raiIrnad c%nnSisuciinn rs "a, an ED: or.
that hrcaus+ some companies fail. others
are sound and pref anle. they are vel,
nu"t mistaken, This country has ahou'
81 100 miles uf railr"ad; hni II wiithaY.
loo 900 miles before the TaIlIuaG tu,i
ness il over done. In the mran.Ime. we
should consider each undertaking ON H.
own merits. and not fail Into the deiu.inn
oi believing. that The shol- railroad svs
tenn is rumbled down. becau e here anI
there n company has failed. the Time
is not distant, when the acreage profit on
this whole 81 900 miles Will reach sev,
or eight p r c. nj. which is Il very gnUi
profit in any business. A. present, The
average profit on all finish d lines Of road
in The United States, l. aboug ST per
cent This is not very had. But, i,
certainly might b. better. an II will he
a great deal better. with n litjlr more
experience AMI
The .AtIanuc and GreaI Wr>tern'' is
an Ohio road. and since il is 10 bp com
plered. it vii! BE- in r~IestiHg I" kunw
something about it. with It's probabl- al
~vaurages. In the Record for July
1855 we gave y digest OF the ls>t An
ruai r, PoIt If ibis Road. "" have seen
Sincr then. the great r, vul>iun IN raiI
roed prrsprc's has prevented she Crm
psny from obtaining the capital nrces>a
rs to It's completion ami iuIe has hr-n
done. Tue ATLANTc AND GREAT " Es
TERN R0AD' eI ends iT ,m . ran. y Y .
through Franklin. pm. /, Wsrr, u.
Onin. and thence by Aaron. CIR sihrs
and Urbana. To Dayton yha 'zIte dis
isuce Will be n-4rly As follow:
TaN@s 70 mites.
In P-hnsy "
IL
Ti,- iasI part inclu'ir> the D.y'un and
Hamilton Rad. which will PRIMARILY b.
came a part. hy laying Il rh'r! TAIL
Tn" +n'ir-- hist-ncr to Cincinnati trnm
\ W York by this route. will be ~ iol
io ::
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Dr.. Rannings Celebrated Braces.

EIIESE beautiful aEd >'mpie Insfru
) merits can he oa.siEei OF The sa,scrit e.. ard any
information respecting ti,e;n ts rbt4iu Ell hy Wr.tirs to
him AZ Mecca rrumhaii Co, Ohio.
c. J. HICKOS
Jnl, 81. I-5S-3ns
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P. b. CoxAxr, Scc'ry.
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YOUR FINGEfS.I

Go.is's celebrated HusSiug Thimhles, FOR safe
Charles Messenger AMI Il. n a Baldwin, Narrer, :
sole AGENTS tor Truhih1lI Coanty.
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Actual Sahscriptions----.---.-...-.-Si S6l. 49,
Conditional s51.EGn. g
Rights of 81. naI CO
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DENTON ATRIDGMENT o. The

- DehaieS OF Congress. 9Th and -eh Volumes just
received At a.laHs'. where the york can ne seen. and
th= only way il; eau he had, which IS by subscribing
at ADAMS R0nK~TORE-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-29

* UUL4EN haFe gUH'- uU"I
w with wool aad e yan wish u pc convinced OF
the fact, raii znd sxzuin-th The c.o.hs, cassim-rs &c at
the sew YORK SreaE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-29
REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET.

CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.
F For Congress,
JOHN HUTCHINS, Of Trumbul;.
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NOTICE

Philip Jacobs. George Ha=rr a Justice Of
vs. the frace OF Eunhar town
( Joseph Brannon. der. } ship. Ohio. issued an order
Of attachment on the 27th day OF August. IS pain
III claims farjy-tvo and : ltO dolls. (SfaU9.l and
earuisheed A :. Graz Of said county; defendant VII
t4.e notice that a fEsl heai ing win be mad in said
cause ac the 18th day Of Oct. -
sept. ~ "a 3x- PHILIP ACOBS Plaintiff.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-16

OBDNATIoN OF MISIsTER.-In the
Way of Life We fud letter from cores
pondont describing an ordination ceremony
of a Baptist Minister, in Davenport, Iowa.
on the Esd ult. In the charge to the now
pastor VIC find the following sensible re.
marks, which should DO followed by all min.
listers of tho gospel:
"The candidate was then charged as to
the responsibilities he had assumed. He
was urged to be careful of his health, not
from selfish motives, but on account Of his
conservation to God, and because "the labor
ers are few" not to overtask either body or
mind, not to get into the habit of preaching
three times every Sunday; twice day was
often enough, and if it was necessary 10
preach in some country school house, select
some weekday evening for tho purpose
He was expected to be regular in all his
habits, to be careful of his reputation, to
1.-Two near the cross, be frequent in his private
devotional exercises, to see to it that his
life shall bear testimony to tho practicabilty
of his preaching. To take the whole word
of God in his hand and preach the Gospel
and only the Gospel. He must weigh the
difference between q sermon loaded with
the cross Of Christ, and an essay wreathed
with flowers. Take care that beautiful
flowers Of rhetoric do not obscure the prsc-
ious blood flowing from the cross. Don't
preach without first studying. STRIVE to
be faithful minister and TO watch for souls
as one that must givo an account of bis
stewardship"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-16
The Street schnnI.

There are many things learned out of.
school; and nowhere is there moro learned
than in the streets. Bad boys almost al
ways love the streets. There they arc out
OF the way of parents and teachers and mas
ters. There they SEQ plenty of entertaining
sights. There they meet with many play.
mates, especially with those who arc older
and worse than themselves. There they
can halloo and shout, laugh and sing, with
out restraint. Especially at night all these
things arc worst, and then they learn very
fast. The strset-school is very much of a
night-school. df
When boys are sent on errands, thew
sometimes stop by tho way, and tako street
lessons. They SO out of their proper course,
stand at corners, and gaps at new sights.
Ihere are classes of the street-school at the
doors OF the theatre and circus, and when.
ever there is fire, or procession, or mil:
itary parade, or when crowd follows the
constable and his prisoner.
The street lessons arc various. Idleness
is the first and the chief. Curiosity about
evil is next. Boldness and impudencc are
also taught.
Then como profane and filthy words, vile
Jests, unclean songs, quarreling, fighting,
and even drinking. After while, the pu,
pills in the street-school are far enough ad-
vanced to go to the upper institutions, snch
as the Jail and the alms-house.
Thousands Of parents favor this school:
and some who pass for good people too
1t is less troublesome than any other. II
you wish your boy to be entered as a street.
scholar, all you have to do is to let him
alone. Take no care about his company.
Never rebuko him for coming late from
school or from an errand. Do not trouble
yourself about the way he passes his eve
nlngs. Never mind what time he comes
home at night. Especially do not trouble
yourself about sending him to Sundayschool.
But the street-school is very expensive.
The price is not paid in advance, or in ready
money, but 1t is sure to be demanded, with
heavy interest. The payment is, loss of
conscience, loss Of character, often loss of
health, and sometimes the loss of the soul.
The great teacher Of ofstreet-schools is named
Abaddon, (Rev. tx. II J but, like number
OF his scholars he has several other names.
hope tho young friends who road this
will be persuaded to absent themselves
from the street-school at ence,, and never be
caught in it again. The teacher is the
Prince Of darkness, or some of his pupils,
and all who agree TO serve and obey him.
Get into some useful employment, or in
nocent amusement. Go to school; stay at
homo and help your parents, but do, by
all means keep out Of the street. This play
ing marbles or pitching pennies is tho
worst kind OF employment you can have
"ldleness is the mother Of mischief
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-16

JENNY LISp.-Madame Jenny Lind
Goldschmidt resolved, as is well known, a
long time ago, after she had given up her
projected journey to Russia, to leave her
present residence, Dresden, and settle in
England. This intention she has now car
ried out. After all her furniture in Dresden
had been disposed of no inconsiderablo
number of packages, with articles Of value,
&c.,w forwarded last week, via Hamburg,
to England, where Jenny Lind will repose
in retirement on her laurels at villa near
London Nederrhsinische Musk Zeifune.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-16
How 20 Ruin a Son.
Let him have his own way.
Allow him the free use of money.

Let him have his own way.
Allow him the free use of money.
Suffer him to rove where he pleases on
the Sabbath.
Give him free access to wicked compan-
ions.
Call him to no account for his evenings.
Furnish him with nostated employment.
Pursue either of these ways, and you
will experience most marvellous deliver
ance, or you will have 10 mourn over de-
based and ruined child Thousands have
realized the sad result, and haye gone
mourning to tho grave. A FATHER.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-16

A small party in California recently fillod
two quart measures with pure gold dust by
five days labor.-Erehaage.
Those two measures wore the best speci
mems Of gold-6earins quarts that wc have
heard of.-Lousville Journal.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-16
FLORENCE VANE.

ny PHILIP p COOKE.
loved thee long and dearly,
Florence Vane;
My lfe's bright dream and early,
Hath come again;
renew in my fond vision,
My hearts dear pain,
Ny hopes, and thy derision,
Florence Vane.
The ruin lone and hoary,
The ruin old,
Where thou didst bark my story,
At even told
That spot-the hues Elysian
OF sky and plain
treasure in my vision,
Florence yane.
Thou vast lovlicr than tho roses
In their prime;
Thy voice excelled the closes
ofsweetest rhyme;
Thy heart was as river
Without main;
Would had loved thee never,
Florence Vane.
But f,ircst, coldcst wonder!
Thy glorious clay
Leth the green sod under
Alas the dayl
And It boots not to remember
Thy disdain-
To quicken loves pale ember,
Florence Vane.
The lilies of the valley
By young graves weep,
The pansies love to daily
Where maidens sleep;
May their bloom in beauty yieing,
Never wane
Where thine earthly part is lying,
Florence Vanei
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-16

Dr.. Henry Gardner died few days ago
in Boston, leaving property worth from
S5o0,ooo to 100000. half of which will
probably fall into the hands of his son, ex-
Governor Gardner. This ought to solacs
him for the loss of the Governors chair
The Governor knows how to take care of
his money, and, to all appearances is far
from being in any imminent danger of dying
. poor man.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-16
Qoftru.

From "Legcnds and Lyrics new volume just publishe
in London by Adelaide Anne Proctor daughter Of Bar
ry Cornwall.) .....4
A wOMAN's QUESTION.
BEFoRE trust my Fate to thee
Or place my hand in thine,
Before lot thy Future give
Color and form TO mine,
Before peril all for thee,
Question thy soul tonight for me.
break all sligher bonds, nor feel
shadow of regret
Is there link within the Past
That holds thy spirit yet ..I..
Orist thy Faith as clear and free,
As that which can pledge to thee,
Does there within thy dimmest Dreams
possible future shine, m .-
Wherein thy life could hcnceforth breathe,
Untouched, unshared by miner
II so, at any pain cost
Oh, tell me before all Is lost.
Look deeper still. II thou canst feel,
Within thy inmost soul,
That thou hast kept portion back,
While have staked the whole;
Let no false pity spare the blow,
But in true mercy tell
Is there within thy heart n need
That mine cannot ful6i
One chord that any other hand
Could better wake or stilli
Speak NOVELIST at some future day
My whole life withsr and decay.
Lives there within thy nature hid
The demon spirit Change
Shedding passing glory still
On all things new and strange,
II may not be thy fault alone
But shield my heart against thy own.
Could'st thou withdraw Thy hand one day
And answer to my claim,
That Fate, and that to-day's mistake,
Not thou-had been to blame;
Some soothe their conscience thus but thou,
o, surely, thou wilt warn now.
Nay, answer not-I dare not hear,
The words would come too late;
Yet spare thee ell remorse,
So, comfort thee, my Fate;
Whatever on my heart may fall
Remember, noHld risk 1t ALL
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-16

Roberts a SbcIdon.

Manufacturers Of Copper Tin, and ShectIron Ware and
Dealers In Stoves, Agricultural Implements Stoves Rags
Wool Hides, Sheep-pels, Old Copper, Old Stoves, &c.
All sorts OF genuine Yankee Notions. Peases Brick
Block. No. l, Fremont, Ohio. MAY 20, 1854
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CanGeId 4. BrOtI,er.

Hardware Merchants All kinds Of Iron and Steel ware
both American and Imported; sold at Wholesale Re-
tail Every pattern Of Cook Paror Box Stoves Ag-
ricuural and Farm Implements, Woodenwarc, Cordage
Oils Paints, &C., Belts Block, No 2, Fremont, Ohio.
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II. p. EmsseImnn.

Dealer In Stoves, Tin, SheetIron, Copperware Wash
boards, Plows, &C. have opened entire new stock
In the Tyler Block Corner Of Front and Croghan Streets
and shall be constantly receiving additions Particular
attention will be given to Jobbng and Repairing OF every
kind Call and see me. Oct. 10, 1857.
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DIR. b. IL. Err,
Dentistry.

E.J. CoNGER, DENTAL SURGEON, respectfully tenders
his professional services to the citizens of Fremont and vi
cinity Teeth inserted pivot gold silver plate and
in the neatest manner Office in Sharp and Shomo S
Building, front upstairs
Fremont, April Is, 1856.
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j. WEAVER, M. D.,

ECLECTIo PHYSICIAN AND ocuLIsT.,
Tenders his Professional services to the citizens of Frc
mont and vicinity Special attention given to diseases OF
the Eyes, Ears Throat Lungs Acute and Chronic dseas
es; Private Diseases cured ea"tnallv My medicines
principally vegetable; use Cslomel All persons af
fcted with disease of any kind respectfully invited TO
apply TO DR.. WEAVER and be cured.
OFFICE on Front Street, Minis Block, Second Story
Entrance from Croghan Street.
Fremont May u, 1865 Inns --
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B. ]. BARTLETT & SON

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, have removed their Office TO
IN the second story Of Minis new building, over F.
Dernham's Clothing Store. t5- Entrance on Croghan
Street All business entrusted to them will be carefully
attended to. d. J. BARTLETT
Fremont, Nov. a. 1856. ]. r. BARTLETT.