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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-04
Attachment.

Peter Upp, Lyman Miller, Jacob McClary, Trustees in
Trust of the UniversalisChurch in the village Clyde
Sandusky county, Ohio, Plaintiffs against
Smith & Wisterman, Defendants.
DEFORE Amos Fenn,.a Justice Of the Peace OF Green
ID Greek township, Sandusky county, Ohio on the 5th
day Of May A. d. 1885, said Justice issued an order
Attachment in the above action for the of Three Dol
lars. LYMAN MILLER, Trustee in trust
Green Creek, May Is, 1858. 17w3
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-04
GALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Bv order

GALE OF REAL ESTATE.-By order
~ of the Probate Court within and for the County of
Sandusky Ohio, shall offer for sale the door of the
Court House, In Fremont the following premises situate
in the townshp OF Jackson in the County of sandaky,
1t being the twenty of land struck OF of the west
end OF the southwest quarter of the quarter
of section twentysx in township four north Of range
fourteen containing twenty OF land less
WILLIAM H. BACON, Guardian ot
May 81, 1858. l7w4s James and Sarah Bacon
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-04
BUCKLAND & GRAHAM:


CHAIN OF REASONS WHY THE PEOPLE OF FIRE.
mont and vicinity should pAtronze them eonsisttag
oil i've links, two hooks, and swivel:
ls-Because We keep pure and unadultersted articles
2d-Because we keep the largest assortment.
Sd-Because sell lower than any body else.
4th-Because will not be undersold.
bth-Because every body knows II.
eth-Beeause keep Drugs, Medicines Paints os and
Dye-stuhs.
7th-Because we keep Books and Stationery.
sth-Because we keep Yankee Notions
From Mediterranean's far OF coast.
From Africs distant strand.
We've all the drugs that eer were used
To cure the Ills Of man.
From frigid zone and arid plain.
From Red Sea and from Black,
We've all the drugs that eer were used
BY doctor or by quaek.
We've choice extracts from various flowers
Engliah and French perfumes
hAgnoliA's flowers, the roses bud,
From orient flowers that bloom,
Geographical Bosndary Of Of Pacs Of Bssssas for
the beaeH Of those fAaf "dosf kno-On The north sds
by fonngs shoe store and Joyces hat shop and
East G9sdors and Deans Deans dry goods stores and
Sandusky River South by Strikers ready made clothing
store and Tiin city, West by Fort Stephenson and shs
t Friends, iellow-eitizens and eountrymen, give NJ
call. Ne. l, BuekIaAfs Bioek.
BUCKLAND GRAHAM.
Fremont, March s, 1883. Cyl
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-04

he that in the rOrid tcould rise,
MHsi READ THE NEWS and ADVERTISE I"
Notice to School Teachers.
Sale OF Real Estate order Of Eric county Probate Cour
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-04

GOING EAST. GOING WEST.
ufalo Express 11.2q PM Mail and Chic. Exp 1908 AN
fa and MY. Exp. 6.37 AN Telegraph Exp 9.27 Pm
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-04
d II II d s

w ARRANTY, MORTGAGE, and oUIT-CLAIM
wv DEEDS, may always be had at the Drug and
Book Store Of C. X. McCULL0 CHI.
INKS, of every kind that is worth using,
Il can be found at hcCULLoCHS.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-04
GALE OF REAL EsTATE-Rv orde,

~ Of Probate Court, Saturday. the l9th day Of June
1858, at o'clock P. NJ, at the dwelling house on the
premises, at Clyde Sandusky county, hereinafter desert
bed, will be sold the following real estate, towt
lnlot number fifteen in Browns addition to the village
OF Clyde county of Sandusk State of Ohio the prop
erty Of George Hebisen, deceased.
TERMS.-one hundred and fifty dollars down, the bal
anoe in two equal payments In nine and the other in
eighteen months from date of SALE with interest
by mortgage the premises. The premises will be sold
free and clear from all encumbrnnee Of dover.
AMOS FEM, Administrator OF
May q, 1858. 17w5 Geo. Hebisen decd.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-04
Limited Co-Parfnership.

rINIE undersigned have this day formed limited CO.
partnership for the purpose of practicng Medicine
and Surgery in Fremont and vicinity. Said co-parner-
ship to last until the 1st September, 1858.
NJ. A. RITTER, NJ D.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-04
Notice to the PubIic.

HAVE disposed Of my business, office, &c to Dr. T.
W. Woods to take OBJECT the LIST of September, 1858.
at which time shall retire from the practice; and would
most cheerfuly recommend Dr. Woods to my friends and
the public generally, Physician worthy Of their
hdence. NJ. A. RITTER, VI. D.
Fremont, May 10 1858.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-03

The SLAVERY DIscUssloN The debate be-
tween me and Rev. A. Pryne, upon the Sla-
very question, which recently came of, al
Philadelphia, makes book Of more than 300
pages, and is now ready for sale by J. B. Lip
pinco,t & Co., Of that city, who will furnish
all the bookstores in the United States, and
others desiring the work, making liberal dis
counts to wholesale purchasers.
Those wanting one or more copies sent by
mail, can enclose me one dollar and will re-
iurna copy postpaid.
The abolition papers boast Of q victory over
me in the discussion. tgory in sending out
our speeches in the same bound volume, Ut
in the order and language in which they were
delivered and will be content to abide by
the verdict o! the South-not that of the Alb
olitionists of the Notwithstanding the victory.
w. &. BsowNLow.
Knoxville, Oct. 2, 1853.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-03

The New York Crystal Palace recently de.
stroye by re, was The largest and most mag.
nIficent building ever erected in this country,
except the present National Capitol at Wash
ington. II cost nearly S7n0,000.' 1t never
paid the stockholders any dividend; and was
involved in litigation at the time of its de-
srruction. At the time of IFS destruction it
had been leased BIZ the American Institute for
its Annual Fair and was filled with large
amount Of valuable property, belonging to in
venfors, manufacturers. merchants, and me-:
rhanics. The lowest estimate Of the value Of
,lese goods is s225.000.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-03
Another Grove of Big Ire, g.

During the past week we, in company With
Judge Ftzhugh, of MERGED County, made Il
trip into the mountains about the sources OF
the San joaquin and Fresno rivers. Near
the head of the south fork OF the latter, we
discovered grove, or rather forest, of Big
Trees, which in number, and we think in size
surpass any before discovered. Trees are num-
nrous % feet and over in diameter, and we are
much mistaken If the largest tree now known
Is not here to be seen. Two were measured
OF the llrst we saw on entering the grove,
which were 81 feet and Is feet in circnmfer.
ence. Much larger trees were afterwards seen
but time and circumstances did not favor the
tiking of measurements, or an examination of
the extent Of the forest. At least there are
from 500 TO 700 trees of large size, and very
probably more than 1000; as they could be seen
from the ridge of the mountain extend ng for
miles, The character Of the country--is ell.
ovation, &C., Is similar TO that about the grove
in Calaveras, and also that upon the south fork
of the MERGED.
The grove is about miles to The northeast
Of Clayton's cabin, upon the south fork of the
Fresno, and about Is miles from the Yo Sem
ity crossing of the south fork of the MERGED,
in southeasterlv direction. il is difficult OF
access, and will hardly be visited except by
hunters and those who have a reg exploring
disposition. But it's worthy Of visit, aud
will nav these even who have seen the Calav-
eras grove and others. The trees are not de-
faced by fire, aud are more perfect in growth
than any we have before observed. We be-
lieve that some of these giants will measure
from ITO TO 125 feet in circumference. but we
could only approximate TO their size By meas
uring with "lariat," with which the sizes of
those given were determined as nearly as pos
sible.-Mdriposa Gazette.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-03
Texas EseFsiaensfary.
Land for Sale.

7 OFFER for sale on them reasonable terms, the
following tracts of land, $40 acres, situated on
the East side Of the Trinity river, opposite the mouth Of Five
mouth Of Five Mile and three miles Northeast
Pleasant Run On the latter there is between sixty and s
eny good state Of cultivation with the usual Farm
houses stables and other improvements and plenty Of fire wood
both tracks well wRterc The land is well situated fertile and
vii be sold low Land buyers requested to give cal
July 81 lS5S-5tf 7. J. WAMPLER.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-03
land for Sale.

rJ1HE undersigned, as agent Of Noah Spears, offers
j. for sale tract of land on Five Mile Greek
tanning ELEYEN HUNDRED acres more or less. There Is
said lan nforIablc dwelling and sixty acres in good
cultivation and also large portion OF il very heavily
timlertd Is unnecessary give hr description
Wishing purchase will l5oh at it before doing For terms Of
sale and any other Information desired, applied to the u'r
cd. li5:0mOl LOIIN D. khKIOOr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-03
Dallas, Jnly %, 1S58.-5:8m.
Ea0Et0TeI's EEridlgc

ACROSS EASE -NGhahE.
'ElIIE nearest ard best route from Dallas te KauG
L man. Jefferson, Shreveport and all intermediate
points,-to Palestine and all the Southern Trinity
counties. The bridge is new and substantial the
bottom narrower, and the overflow shalower, than
any other crossing the river, and it will always be
kept in good repair.-tOl regulated by the County
Court, and very moderate. The travelling public are
requested to tryit. JEREMIAH HOLFORD.
Dallas County, Tex, Aug. 81, 1S5S.--8:3m
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-03
NEosMa Prairie Institute,

At Mound Prairie, Anderson Co., Texas,
8 IL miles N. Z. of Palestine, on the TylerGn&
Shreveport Road.
'rHE Fourteenth Session this Institution opened the Is
Nnniny in August under the charge cf Elder JANIS K
lALDN h. assisted b able and wen approved Faculty
Tie buildings ample and commodous; pororics the
PLAZA Thomas Jaiesontro Pupiiy only in The two
Departments entirely distinct and in separate buildings
Scholastic consists Of two SECS piNe months each The
.ijc1it Gtbdtl emu has fine LIBRARY, presented to
The ihcfiity Of the friends Of the Institution. Students recc
my H cagcd oRy from tile day entrance to the
Close Of the session.
N. bah damage done I"rmitories furniture charged
the occupants DGmitOries furnished with ecrytI ne
cessary render them comfortable and pleasant and st IL
superior ytlIHg IN this state
ChGcg.o far Goar3 Yaio RdoD Rent Epc and Fashin9,
far ibe Ssd0iasfic Iear oftao sessions Of moathS
English Department, lst Class paid at close 800
ifn"t paid ut close 40
2nd Glass, fpaid at close, ITO
nnot paid at close, 12i
L,gua or Mathematical Department. if paid elise, 100
il not paid at close, 1872
Music on Vioin Guitar or Piano. (each,) 90
Contingent fee, ]
Ten per cent. discount allowed for advance payments
Positively deduction under any circums tances except for
nraa ted sickness.
Sept II, 1S5S-121y.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-03
SCHOLASTIC
Dasia> Collegiate Institute.
fagvaf Ggaiv!q 6atgh Sch0o;.

"a q. SNi.l., Vrlua0gu aud Mis- ;, }, SMITH,
~ Assistant
l..u.,a..s.r . rs p..I viii ~ tr hr' Ann
Ia a u.4.r. 40. scholastic Year t Toe tihtl ~' "o see
r..I. .'- H... Nr "srl.
4EtN.--Hf gEiiDu per- N'e7iU'i
Gu. ,,.arnut Arithmetic, :; -
Hg..H.. -l Agtlu. 'l, .Hp. i, mrai - ALGEBRA,
Comp lu, s,,u.U rias play ih,u t UHl History IL 5l
.I. .ur. cau..a4 20, upnm try, Th-ulamgiry Surveying,
" scripture aul Analytical G'1plriry, Iil'yrGtll aul
Of gn., OF iatin Gr,sL and Spanish language 10 On
81 irnt will charged the time of catering uH the
clps ol the session. unls IN " proiractcl Illness
Tuition p.ygbls.at The expiration Of each term
This c,oo Is located IL Dallas county, seven nel north % The
town uf Dallas the residences o. Ben merrill and NJ
Elgtnyr. IL board be had In the nelghburnd on rcasana
NE terms Each student will be charged 80 cts session, In
rIlcutnl eXlrn.ta lliiy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-03
G.VVslAsY nV.Algl.N.

T. Reeds Mark and ErGnd.--AIy brand for
y horses and cattle is the letters 8. D. Ny mark il
swallow fork aud undcrbt In she right. and crop aid split IN
the len All not in this mark have other brands in addition
Near Horizons NH, April II, lsjs-No a. l2u.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-03
TgcEGcY.Zie EglstitUae.

7 he eighteenth session Of this Institute will open
! On the first Monday Of October next, and contiuus
To- ~ Ks, uuder The supcrincndauce Of Rev W. r. Nc
K2e assisted by full corps @? experienced Teachers The
buildings and pleasant and lalraioy well Supplied
with apparatus The Departments Of this Academy VIII b.
entirely distinct.
Charges for Board Tuition, Room Bent, Wasting, etc,
session Of forty weeks:
iAglisl Department, IL paid atcOse sl1O 90
DO 10 II not paid at close $l2l GO
linyuel Or Mathematical !eparment paid at close, $3.50 90
DO Do DO not paid ., close, f1i3 90
Music on Piano Forte. with use Of instrument $50 90
Incidental tax on each student 81 CO
Ten pc allowed for all advance payments Pupils charg
the mouth lrCm time of entrance and dcduc
will be made under any circumstances, for prorce
sickness. August 70 letj.--9:ly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-03
EiHSferfng.

vi undersigned being now permanently located
in Dallas, especially offers his services to the
public AZ Piassrer Having demonstrated the fact that th
material of this country when properly com ne is az suscepti
bic q making as good cement as that NJ the North
LINE fr sale will he kept hand valuable coasidcra
ton "ad for H4fR, m piqsterfn- Jobs insnre4
Dallas, March 30, lS5S--iO.ly. VIC. G0RBL.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-03
DATENTED LANDs FOR SALE. .:,4,sss ,s',

In Dlllas countryside acres, pra- IL sstEs$@%
rie par. IL the Jas j. Bccman survey White Rock SE
creek, about miles East Of Dallas, 25 or 80 acres
In cultivation and comfortable farm residence, &c., 1'SS
track Also 60uce5 Of timber convenient to the above
part Of the jolni, FUnlrcn survey, on Traty.
IN COiH cUUt}9O acres, prairie part Of the JAS hcCr'
nurh survey RJwlett creek, about miles from Piano Also,
" OF timber convenient to c above part of the W H. Eos-
/ ter survey. JOHN j. GOOD.
Dallas, Texas. Oct G, lS5S--li:3m.'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-03
WI. GUFEEOT.

COACH AND WAGON MAKER
Would respectfully inform his oldcs. ~
friends and customers and the publieSi7C-~yst
ee1aiT that he Is prepared to d all kinds q WOOD-BORK
SJfTHTFG- PRINTING, TRIMMING &C., &c. Having
hand l.rgs sssor-Tnet q material Of ever knd
work entle sort rotcs, IN the bet ari
low lis shop is on Houson S. hren re Cr1rclfeIl
H0ase and Masonic Han Dallas, Tex MAY lS5S-s11i
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-03
Pleasant Ran, p, o., Sept. 10Th, 18Js.--12tG
UONEgrb,s SseaEsa E'Eoss&.iEGm laaEEEa.

CeIUEafH5E SE&.shal E'E0tsA'atbS fa6EhS,
Situated miles West Of !';.iIas.
THE undersigned informs the public that these sU-
perior Mills are in successful operation. lie viii
grind for Customers for die USUAL T0LL His long
connection with the Milling business and The excel
lent quality of the mills having two run OF stones,
superior boiling cloths, and first rate smut mill,
warrant him in saying that his dour is not excellci
in quality by any manufactured in Northern Texas.
The mill viii be attended to constantly IS the I'M
dersigncl, who respectfully soIiai's Is share Of rulc
patronage, and feels hesitancy in guaranteeing
satisfaction Those who may favor him with call
may rely on no detention,
l. G CNNhNS
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-03
EpElpN ElEOlgIl'a

XIV EAaSE
OF all kinds--Appe, Peach md Cognac brNnlies
" of the best brands; Bourbon, Rye and Irish
wslcyS; Wine of all kinds MI warranted to be pure ami un2
ducratc and to have NO SrRYCHNiHE, are for sale at my
SdLO0N, on the East sie Of the Public Squire have also
hand the hes. qua!ei Of Cigars, and choice lot Of Cuuc
ons, AMI articles usually to be found in good cstaismci
Those vino indulge" invited to take the pure stuff.
Dallns July -, 1S5S-5;tf. d. Y. ELLIS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-03
HOUSTON ANN aALvnsToN.

star o. aufitas rass e. fsaFIer.
Gairestsa Agricultural Warshsass,
$3.50 cisTts, ooHsEH sIRAkp AFp IEtHosf sIafff
Whthf sid D. tHsai ltf. f..rl 4
uuhTiNillihAL iMfLthhkIs
$500 o. ~ slriaE sssis e a. aas''g saE itfs az
no Uis-Cas, Wfss5li "a s,s ia ts,a ess Hires y
iiArRows-Iupra,siI iiass aai fsPaHius.
tlLiA Afus-ui an tisl', Niis ssi hai's Hes 49,
,oiN siislLEas- saf, sui p.a'l,, o. H.ai sli n'ss
rsa.r
Corn FlhaTEEs
s-ia $50 Ls-fE iisalsF iigsf,'
Nestis ai3 htaIius Naelilts-
ssu..s a.. tradi.si ts'suas h.lsi
ltr al. g Nagtinrs ilEss sl,i iiaIi hatr'-
iplrg sui asals.a era Nil hsI si'le AM ss'l esFs
sii Ga tfashels, afa f,-A Mile
tlslns-kaaTl, 4il- Ellf ls.irT sna hash
Narirn E-Eiars, iis1s, sI,aas, AAgs tashs
hasl iia,ss, Nr,, sIaTe s..i What Nasksi
Es4tstra srd R5ai NaIgusi
hsritU aai uiT hsrraEsi
Warsln "a P.1ulh iiarsass, C.slsTs, ilaa7s, Ssi
hN Aa6esi t'ss, iiap tas AMI hal hisa'
hesl AMI uN1Aias arTr-Es
-Reliins-
0as gsunai siFsis',.l IsslirT irsa 2 q u asa1s
AvissH.s Z Rni'sT 8 IA li',gR rsl'''i
l@1gal lies iiIfs AMI r.aIli's,
lzls l-iitF AiNfls aTl rlurlgs.
Garden Seeds aud Plants
AEHl g. Nisr spi wiaEags Rsar1y Harvester A''FeT
aui Mover ollutilfsi,
MilieT aud NiDrais's C,Tn and Oh CUs'igs Niu
O. ", lnvWn's iAlgu GTisi MIil frsl1i ''i haTf
TElIoN's sFLrsnARprNiNa cork Nr,L 40 aESlR
Eafay 4 Sis0rmEE's U0RsR roWm ,Ns nyrRsHOF
THglSilING MACHINES AAp sEfAhAluhs, ~. $50.
MILLER, MiNiAtE 4 cas- rLNNo'L''NI 4IrR
lluEsL ldMEN ANp flhtsiltls-
Mcc0Rp hoUAGhl ; hu.'s@ ihN
,nrvrFlRECAEyPR 40 sllpR,vluC .riS OIN,
Avn ,Ill ll.FrER's SEA iTLAAN N.HA Hfh
-ALNB--
GENERAL AnlNlH tds NNNl!N ~ q. h,....,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-03
Asnnc NRyiUr.

Aloru-l 0H0 u onu5s.Ior-a q! La~'
Otrf-F0. 4 fa0I, uP I1iLs, oIig'"' N' '''H--
fll Harsf, DIliUs, 10 20 .......-..
NVILLf1a-tie iu die 1HuEi'gs 90 F.ht.' ~. "
sfffuIy leo thr ra, ul rlsip'. Hlf'.s-Ni iatN .',f
.4, uT slal busiaess rutgusaA No hsa fFl aN-faAh
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-03
a.. WaYrsa stone,

AITUNNEl UVH tWI-N''FfI'" - y - ~ ~
f-, IA. tlr counties q kaufman, Colin, hnrH, Il
W T. Iailts also ia thy Sapphire tHnu a iStF aaA "a
d.. P-1gs .fts a is,i.s ana All .as- r'n'i,s ' az
. v D. ina hi l-riHls ~ llt p.TrrE u hllfs n
.lI Dallas, 10, 20, lsas--'ly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-03
Slv. a. q. Johnson,

Having permanently located In Dallas offers his professional ser
vices to e public lie may he found at the old County Clerks
Office on Main street except when professionally absent
pul.s, treAai, January 10, 1S5S-2eu
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-03
life,is?al Notice.
DY. ID. ID. 'Yh0Iiias,

WOULD embrace this opportunity Of returning his grateful ar
knosl -ncnts ne kind aud liberal patronage received
during the past year. and hopes by strict an faithful attention to
hid pr,frs yiru1l duties, t. merit contributions.
Onc over Sayrc Thomas Drug Store where he may DE
fuunl st Ill hours, unless professionally absent
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-14
THE CONDITIONED POWDER

IL composed principally III herbs aud roofs and be
gwen all times and under all circumsaus with perfect
SAFETY has been found by hong experience bah" high
Is gs.l The 81 ID. disease. Which
horses and cattle snhipct Di.irmper. ND
Bound. Loss 81 appetite lEsari STRAINS lriiow Water,
inflammation q The rye Fsusue from lisrd tAtft a..
So Rheumatism, MS called he Nui Compliant }
II Is also sale aud certain remgs Tor tOK aad Odds.
II of all gros. humors, aud VII remove al hns
nation sud fever pugt.y the blood. loosen The SKIN,
cleanse The water aus -.us hen every lafi ul he body
one package @; ha pow dsr-snd box OF the ointment
Will pefrct.I recent Founder IA cigh lays
without leaving hr least feet IN the feet In horse dts
temper lhes viii say thr fever and pruWo,s healthy
termination oi ths I.-nAsr. one powder and paTt OF
box OF tnrnt Will in all eases he horn a.
tauprr ia ~ som tunes Tree, aired for an
LOANS MEDICINES ARE SOLD N tNEKY TOWN
IN ALL THE WESTERN STATES.
frcpdgedby WALLER Il. SLOAN
Original Frupri, OF.
fraud Depot, q South WRer 81, Chicago Ill
Sold whole sale and real fTuprr'ors prices At ~
PAU. by Dsy 4. J~nks !. ". Bond. VIM " Moron and
rea led sy All TIA. o,ber Druggists IA lie eiiy. oct
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-14
JAM M MchuAI.,
JANIS THOMAS,
t,,tunlissbu,rf
CnERlFF's SALE-lY VIRTUE OF


~,eeuian issued ou i aud under the srAi at The
ihsrst Court IN aud lot the county at Mower state Of
Minnesota upon judgment dal, hed and dnckeicd IN
said vour' on The iAh ID, ct August An tAA ~ an 40
unn wherein b,er Va, I'll Ia The plainilu and Joshua
Davidson Is iriopdAnt IN favor at said plsinun And
assus ssid ari-ndsnl ts the sum A tap bupdruj snd
larry ,hree dollars aud iofy three cents lSsS3 AL with
Ia orvsi tom tun,lIna have lbs &ih day o. August
\ u laaS levied upon III. following described real es
tate, IA VT
Lots number eve si,. seven aud eight d. O. and NJ
tlocA numhot nin- lal
lot seven / hia'A seven l.
I.i Mr.o tAk Ia b,~k eleven lilb
lot two i N block tweHty n,o Isl
lass Two and tea AID iof bi"sk twssty AcvenlGl,
lot. tour and ase Ani 81 block twenty eight lAl ~
lasidsa's Addition "a Ausuu
Aud ai-o all ~ hleA number ala III III MorEshs Al
du"o Ia Ausin, rs he properly al jeshua H. Davidson
the ah,Sc banned defendant
N",os Ia hereby given that VAL cell the above de
srrit-i properly tho hi ghesi bidder for cash
public Auouun y, tho thre al thr hugtsar ~ Deeds Ia
thc village II Austin ga Monday, oeioher iah, u
ias al '-e ocsrk Ia the iuen of sad day, IN satisfy
said rNncnnn together Win intofcs .nd costs thereon
Dated Austin, august .Ih, y, lSsS
u NAtkh, kher,n
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-14
SLOAN'S INSTANT RELIEF
For Horses and Cattle,

TIT. truly Great Remedy. Half p cent bottle OF
sip,L lus aBi Re Jet, gwen IA pul oi warm water
seldom fails - cure hnrssof chr}c ~ few minutes
ia rIfrue repeat he Ise esery eileen utnu"s
For Nrnsen strains, sprains, AMI many nhrr injuries
Horses Nstie aud other amino s. n'mns instant ke-
Nef speedily effects Many persons have been as
ionis-d witness n. rapid cure effected by he use Of
this wonderful eiVine.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-14
THING or BEAUTY l. A JOY

~ FOREVER The spbscrtusr ~ send ~ any All
gpon ibe rrc'p uol OF fg-1 Posisg" sAmps Ne
r"ie ir Watjrg thr mos d'g 'ni ami snpTrb Cosmetic
~r Uncovered u Is French ptep.raiinn, and vs.
-isnS.y he Sole properly % Fanny t.lrr, Of DE
h,Hdsonssi French 1tneu ~ Modern iines THIS prep
srson ell BE- lls=" ~ HD3J. II Vii cure al dis
~ ne * a1d make lie tisr'1s H. tYfTaf
and a. fresh A. fas' 1i h.sby Infant II vii
no remove tie deSP.s' AH1 uldesi ruaH poG
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Fteck,ts. Blrtb Nafss, ssraf.4p,y sores, A..
iuf.ruA'tIu inf Obtaining a french preparation fcr
Ceanilg ne F0ulbst rEsrH. AisG one f1f rendering
aud lurtitg De bf+a b. Que Tor restoring trl.
IrF shf brauuil ng hs baiy and our for fnnroughly
psrfUiniag BE person ArI fns oiotiHE
ne rs~ explains at .1ese are s"n, a. - cheap
rate 1drsss,
MADAME u. AVERY
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