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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-01

NJ The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, j. S. Matsons and Olmsteds news depOts
At news depots at Weddell aud Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlan's, IT'S Ontario Street
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socleiy. Let them sgsfftmembei lbs vofds 81
cur Savior, "Inasmuch az you have done u unto
TIE least Ol hen, " have done u utto pc"
MU,ic Highland air.
Mr ketrulsh, President Of the Mana Society,
made few remarks expressive Of the warm con.
CALCULATIONS and sympathy Of the Manx Society
for the 81. Andrews. Wherever scotehmen were
found such occasions as these would bring glow
Of historic pride TO the heart Of each one. The
two Societies we're engaged iu the same good aud
charitable work, and be hoped their intercourse
would ever he as pleasant az now.
9Th. Oar wives and swoet hearts- @ ods best
gin to man (Chcers)
Mu5c-Apnis Laurie
Robert II. Thompson, Esq, was called upon and
excused himself frou. speech, but gave a senti-
ment complimentary to tho "Sootch Lasties," as
follows
Here's a health 10 seoias' daughters.
Cheeks Ike rosebuda, teeth ike pearli
Of all the lassies DER the waters
None can equal Scottish girls.
(Hearly cheers
The President added to the regular toasts--"The
Press, aud from the long row Of reporters. called
for response from Mr. Gray, Of the PlaindeaIer,
as the man who had the least mOdesty Mr.. Gray
briefly honOred "the name which scOtchmen love-
Douglass but some Of the audience, who sup
posed he meut to compliment s, A. Douglas, ut
tered some distinct hisses.
Mr. aud Miss Thayer then sang pretty Scotch
song which was received with applause.
| poem was presented from Mr.. Mathews OF
Akron, a member of the Society, which the late
ness Of the hour forbids our publishing this morn
ing
'Our Host" was received with three hearty
cheers aud surely no host ever deserved q tOasi
- ,.-,.,...,s
VOLUNTEER TOAST
Dy 'op'' n thoillPSOn-
land Of ws,rjops. ps posts v. CStes
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-01

slLyER SoAP!--SILvRR SoAPll-For cleaning
silver and plated ware, glass, mirrors, marble
mantes, &o,-Another LOT just received by
Ennn ENsMnnrn n ca
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-01
M. J. DICKER50N,
Late Of the firm Of Ambler h DiokersoR,l
nENTT9T


0Ecs 259, Superior street, near hendehs ners'
pr ID new suit Of rooms ready, and he would
be pleased 10 see all Of his ed patrons and oheTs who
NAV wish the services Of dentist liberated teeth treat
cd snes and crown hc exposed nerves capped and saw
Cd inserted on gold silver eoralite orvueanit
base OF platinum plate with contuuous gum, which IS
much used east myzi
~ We are i5Iiosd 70 lid that the renowned Chemis
Of Nov Ensand Doct AHER has et length turned his at
tsuion to the disorder which hangs like blight upon our
community Our section is as healthy ag other with
enc single exception aad that Is the Fever an iAguewhch
hauus as On every But bis remedy DS8scure as We
should kno il " he made II. Casio Asths balelu
,sease ON amons s and Of the Dyeliest spots
in the West -tssuiael Fairfield Iowa
HoLLowAY's PILLs.-PRRaNANoy- during
this delicate situation ladies will experience great relief
BY using this mld cahaTc medicine Tor correcting those
ndisposons and nsusestng sickness to which they are
SUBJECT at this period. They give gentle stimulus to the
circulation and pUrifs aud expe all those humos which
iritas the stomaoh and bowels They so mild that
the most dlcate ntion may take them with perfect
safety asssia females al The dawn Of "omanhood
or at the turn of lite, they equa lY adaped
~ Sold BY ell Druggists, at 25c G2c, and 81 per box
novQaIw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-01

PLuMaiNo,--For all descriptions of plumbing
work aud water fixtures, there is no better place
in tile city than that Of B. r Bower successor to
J. ID. Barnes a Co., Atwater Block Mr. Bower Is
prepared With choice and we'll selected stock,
good workmen and plenty Of them 10 promptly
and punetually execute all orders, large or small
The numerous samples Of his work which have
been doue throughout the city for many Of our ei-
zens are their own adveriAment
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-01

FAIR AND SuPfRR.--The ladies' of the Third
Bap tist Church (west side) will give Fair and
Supper on Tuesday evening, Dee, 9Th, Cor the benz
eft Of the Church. From indications We hear OF
II will be u pleasant and brilliant alalr ID
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-01

srALDINos PREPAEED GLuEl-- UsEFUL IN
EVERY HousE.--Another supply just received by
FooG, ENswORTH & Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-01

~ Fine Silver Tea Sets Forks, Spoons. Cake
Baskets, Gastors, Napkin Rings, Labels, &C. &c.
A very large stock, and all warranted of the best
Double Plato, can be found at
FOGG, Ellsworth a Co.'S,
ncll Cor. Snperior and Anneon ats
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-01

Coon ADyIoH.--Bc saving 0 your money and
mako it go great way. by buying your Hats and
Caps for yourself and children, nj l. Benedict a
Sons, 20l Superior st., who have received a very
large and choice assortment Of goods, In their line
of the latest gtylea
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-01

tg- For " ell becoming aud beautiful Hat or
Cap wo recommend L. Rufini's excellent assert
menis of FAN Styles at l75 Superior street. lie,
as practical Furrier, Is now engaged Ia manuiac-
turing Capes, N ms, Far Gloves etc, etc, for tha
Ral and Winter trade.
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That Professor Woods Hair Restorative
WILL pRESRVE NFAITTpTv


WILL PRESRVE INFALLIBLY
my s ns gSl AZ ~ .nY 1,9r g 1ss hsir Heed two
sore ~ sray the bald with naiie own SnainsSt
tue aealp fee aa All sr sSs S
Poessoaa iS ea mud Gsasa as 2 ss,s CleT4@ss
al over ihe world bear cslimoiD thai do Say tOS
H@rS GgevS y cSari.s E Sa S' kS fSa NSs'is NSss 1857
rs9r o hi NsS9oeai y, ~. e sly; soma ae Ian sunms!
6 eeis were worinl We iuol i OUT duly T. YOU and
oer lt,,s goni heaalsl seas time had tssn perfectly
Il ainusi entirely came Oh ~ ,". y ss ,,di
Seips o 3 ~ i 9npT9fs % & %y,sd a. 70 a,e Rosiorai
And het OF AL & gu nenrs sely 10Y tppcntoas rsmuSsd
soon staitd aat add Ne can nn e lSAdhaat tha srp haI
healthy scalp sud as pTaac onP eIhair as Siy o6s
e;,oHlye y EeFlsei remedy iof a dlsssss Of Sis
scalp AHo "af' W" "'Sh91Yis nTs1 iJ,eapngiIuily pgsIuil
saRaAHT SaaA y 4 AlhiGGGlSsebF4Ms iiiGaSE9e6Fh4GMhs
sse eesages Gro ai.grey sIay aosnDspisd b1 6siS-
Re,ioratiye about W. nnls aeo n that eodliioi
t hesluued 70 rs natural colo and assumed soltness
and iS.fe sen Z" be EetIea tethoe produced ~ ths
Is9ri 4 ~ AZ 81 ols lar every iAdiesiolet
purpose Of dlesslng % heaib bmg lar Yauhrys PEI
mi sion to ne nll Who entertain any doubt OF u.
porlo mins on 'ia' - elaa'ed tor q, s,..,..,,.,
Cipclnnati, o ,FeL 10 1857. lis Thlrds
PRoF Wnob 1nSsF -. w the advice Of a iTisRd o
inie, ho hat been using '9uI Har RestoTutiys VA
nsa5iy e5e ht,f IN 3 i ihs igy NOW my Ssii ~
IN " ef ~ tek thsn etofftwi y, ~, ~
i , @ , 'i,'itnY tliht 4 20 Tamaipoa ~ IN
49,, til'. ~ ~ nave bee would Induce "A,
rem ltof eieoai ptihe boneat have rec WI
haursfesIaoifally
Tie u.s,,,.ti.. g.. A. h. JACOBS.
LnFa medun aud SMALL Tho mail holds Il MINI anA
tl una ol nf per huitlr The medium hnls M si
geut mora In napoinn than ne SMALL retf III
~ W. u"a,n ~ bottle be laBa holds quart 20 a
batla w '''H''' ~ iNiee Hoiinia -
q. ,. WOOD co P,so,isto,. Ma A, a,....... !,
YER, hnl No, We MARKET street 81 Louis Mo- ~ y
~" s"ih n' all Druggists aud BanoY londs Dealas.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-01

lGad- Neuralgia, Fiu, 81. yiiu's Dance, Paraly-
sis, spinal complaint general or local debility. or
nervous Proslration, arc cured by Dr.. Gibson's
new electrical treatment without diGleulty. Il
never falls, and may justly be regarded as a spe-
eifc. onles No. III Ontario street, few doors
from the Public SQUARE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-01
MYSTIC OOAL On \ LAMPS.
! ~ PARAGON BURNER.

r1NHE GREAT AMERICAN LAMP
II gives the CHEAPEST LlgHT In he world With.
out odoT, and with the paieut fnIneon BnrneT will
U 2 smoke. Cal aGdsee. W. W 0AINEs.
n0yi92o4 40 Superior q.
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CITY X NEWS ITEMS.
THURsDAY MORNING, DEC 4, 1888.


w Citizens wishing Conveyance either OF the above
nuns Buaa vii be called for BY the Coechesof stevens
Omnibus uo by leaving their address at the Omnibus D
fce 81 superior street. .dooTneH Weddell House.
Nov "a lsbn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-01

EV' Travellers win bear in mind that nalls Ho.
mucpathy is in Cleveland, opposite the Weddel
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-01
PORTABLE GAS WORKS.

NHE UNDERSIGNED ARE PRE-
PARED e. eonlract for building GAS WORKS f1r
private houses, Ssmnariss and pnhhe bpidnes N mas
cifH. or any uOrtion OF Nuihern OHIO We have the
os apurovod sppa Atus Ia successful ia hnn-
dTeds ~ private dNelnFs IN the Eattsrn states This a-
psraiuH i simple compact perfectly safe, adapted iof
81 Der RIOS Coa and can be mauaged BY any person Of
Hevir hsd eight years erper ence In the Ca Ft ng
bus meas Ia Cleveland clam know edge this sub
ioet Whicn will ense fupefi tend he erection Of rueh
yeIks and yeHe vii ins IN very instance to guaIanoe
Farfnsh Information AZ Iy pstso- ally or bv lser %
FOG0' lNsWOArH 4 CO.,
n0vl5 Cor SUPERIOR and Seneea sts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-01
ARRIVAL OF THE CREW AND PAssRR.
GERS OF THE INDIAN.

PORTLAND, me-, Nov. 20.
The steamer Admiral arrived this forenoon
from 81. Johns, bringing mails Of she wrecked
steamer Indian also the pprseT, chief steward
and iOurteen stesFage passengers The paSssn.
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Tho Great vital RcgcneTnIor.
TEIESENHAR!

PROTECTED BY ROYAL Letters
4 Patent i if,nn EH9IANp, aud secured b, the sssl
u thu ECpl,E DE pHAlMAClk DE PARIS ard ii,
IMPERIAL COLLEGE % MEnfC1RE VIENNA
Nc. l,-iWalGaho Cor Relaxation Spernaiorthaa n
PHYSICAL EAla uslun, and Is IA tonic
No - ompoiely eradiuateS ~ uf those dseass
that have heen hitherto treated hy the Hld at
oious use ui conavia and uuhehs,
No d-llas entirely snpplamei The injurious G. ua
cuy, hertY nsuing To the snh speedy rellt dspa
ing ~ he impurities, md rootuA out the veRnm oi dissa
TklESEMAR, Nos, I, and 3. prepared inth TO- M
vAeh2o, devoid ct Taste smell, aLd be carried
nlhe Waisicaat pocket som N TN CAsEs aud divided
into sErAHArt nOsEs bs administered hy nlponu Ialla
man. touN luoor &c &c Price, 50 thth 0r four case
u one tor ~ Whhh s.; und IN Sa7 cases. WhRrehy
thoru is snNlns Of 50 10 u had wholesp aud TetHi
ui pr, HARROW, 1874 Rleccker ST., New York, Immrdi
atelY nl Iereiyng remittance, nr Harrow viii IofWofa
tho u RlE6 III K 60 auv paH OF the W,Ilc, securely
NIitnr -
Fpl Falohf GAYLORD h IGARTNOED
Aml WILLIAM FfSkE
deco dNw " 200 AHtntg Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-01

New YoRK a RRiE.-oompGoller Church has
been spplied to by the holders Of the first mort
gage bonds Of the New York A Eric Railroad, 10
advertise and sell the road for the non payment Of
interest, and the Comptroller has placed the mat
ter in the hands of Attorney General Tremsin, who
will proceed at once, under the act Of lsl5, to
loFsooSs and sell the road with all its appurtsnRn.
ess. The New York Evening Post of Tuesday
says;
We learn upon inquiry that the counsel Of The
company have not been advised Of aueh aetion.--
The Attorney General will, however, proceed 4
notliy the company that such lspse Of interest re-
mains, which will, of course, be followed by III.
payment OF tho same, aud the action discontinued
as the income Of the road At presents sufficiently
liberal . warrant the expectation that all the To-
tereet and tho hrst and second mortgages will b.
paid within sixty days.
FoR CoEGREsG-Anangemen have been mad
BY the Baltimore a Ohio Railroad Company, I
dispatch special train from Washington Juue,Io
for Washington City, on lhs arrival Of the Ezprsi
train from the West, on Sunday morning, the 4t
inst, soss to render certain the arriyal of men
bsrs Of Congress, in simple time io5bhs opening
,ha eesaion
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SPALDIEG'S PRRPLRED GLUP,
ssArD'ss's pHrpAREp GLunl

pfALnlNo fREPARED GLuRl
sPALDiNs's PRRPkRRD GLURli
ECoNoMYtil DIsPAqcHtt
~ = staeh " fine sages mac" "A
A s ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN
even "a well regulated famiile6 Il II veT dosira tl
~ yhase s1ag choAp an convenient Tor repairing fuT
mttet. NluoAefY, Toys, SC. kpAlDiNO'S pRhrfNEn
uut ueeie oil suOb emqIgfncoa, aid household
hunfl 70 DO without i ~ always fendy and the
tckinf polut There iOueor Necessity for umpuf
shls .plinteed Nsneets headoss dolls, and brptoh
avs iaIhat The article for ruCsaho aud other
menhl work popular with ladies Of Iodnemcnt,
inlH admirable epufaiul n usad cold being chemically
held u hpiuun aru all the Fnlunha
" the best eAhnci-makcTs tu u mfy be used IN hs
ann OF Cunmnn muniln1H hflufYHafly adhOnlFe
USEFUL IN HVERf' HOUSE %
N h.--A uush accompanies each hi tla. pHco Is rte
aufal iur sale hY fDN0. ENSMORTH 4 co.
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or Prostration Of tho System and
rapid decline are almost Invariably e fssalta af ,arly
mai-fIaoiices aud unchecked vrioas .his treaties
elahuHisly gotten ap, has aleF ssaed on The prsas
Illustrating this topdency. nrdiio sura ~ well - proyen
.ien ihe Hamo n Is euiitlsa HUMAN FRAILry
~ pliYsfoLoOlCAI. RESeAnoHR8" IL eaters fait
rio The causes, eject ane gsaeiaas aoas a. ouriu
N diifaas AZ dshe aliaIt with oonioaa laulfuctloas
foriha perfect resqiouo o. lhoie ahosfs prevented ~
iHpsdimeas tom catering into he malsuse ulala rIrs
Aegntp ssa, lits olpblllgo aola ~
IA narrow.
~ neecktl 1lIssi. Nov Xoh.
e GAYLORD llAh1a0Nn
sBiIiiiavaAS Af,.ia ~.
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10 For the best qualities OF Segars Tobacco
snd Snun, 60 to @, Dletz III Superior st.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ See advertisement Of DR., sanloTds Liver
lnviyoratOr.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-01
AIR DYE HAIR DYE u HAIR DfA
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye!

The OAlv harmless and reliable Dye ka0ion
The origual aud best In the worldl
wish 10 escape ndtcule.
oRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful hnd natural hrsNn OF Black "hsu' the ieaS
INJURY to Hair or skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
wardea to Wm A. Bachelor since ls9s and over 5000
applications have been made to the Hair Of his Strans s
his famous Dyes
VIM A. BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE produces celOI
not to be distinguished from nature, and Is wARRAFTEp
not Rure the least however long itmaybs continued
and the i effect Of Bad Dyes remeded; the Hair invisoT
Ated for life hythis Splendid Dye.
MADE sold % spplisd Ens private rOOmsj at the Wis
SSldia all cities aWas the United States BY Drug
gists aud Fancy Goods peaiess.
Plaio engraving On four sides OF each BSS SI On
tsp,I "N Il No "a 81 sff1SdSS BroadSiS. N
powERLRss FoE EviL--pOTENT FOR GOoD.--
Whom pain or Inflammation is present. and Brandreths
pills used, they at once seize upon the humors which
are the the pain and Inflammation and remove
them from the body This quallly alone sezing hold,
aud causing the expulsion depayed humo possessed
hv no other medicine For Brandrehs Pills operate sole
upon those Impurities surround and Affect the lis
sues organs affected by disease. BY natural affinity
hsy these humors because their life Is below that
the surrounding parts and eKDel them from the body
Young people cannot hut mdd aged and old people can
IN measure, apprecl to that meccne which, being used
Sickness acts only the cause Of disease aud which
has power except those humos whose presence
pToduoes every pain, and whose al every
disease Whatever organ is Affected there these wonder
fu pills pensrate aud impurities from; thas pre-
venting settling the humotsi because they removed
from the body In rheumaism pleurses, pains in
the side dyspepsie head aohes oovenus Ashms colds
ooughs sore throas piles ulcers boils they give imme
dnto tslief aud taken early, prevent organic disease
Msludos pronounced beyond human skill haze yielded
10 their influence aud mons Of human lives have beer
saved by their timely Oh how important sickness
10 use that msdicpe which onl exingushes the deas,
and leaves no evil eleo, behind.
Sold At No 29 Canal BTandIeths Buildinej and hl
No 30 Superior street, Cleveland; aud b
D. b. Wheedon, Hudson, and all respectable dealers II
sneaioines dkV
WIGC WIGSE WIGS
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reporled hy the Uhien grelearaph,
oFTice, wARtN0's BLOCK, CORNER on BANK AND
ST. CLAfR STREETS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-01

CoURT or COMMON PLEAs-JuDeR BoLToN.--
Whitehead et al. vs., overocker ct. al, To set
aside conveyance. On trial 70 Court.
Nothing of special interest at the Old Court
House before Judge BlsHoP.
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4ile0trivts.

'NU PENT N E--lnvoioe received
n. weekly. and selling n vsry low ncnrfs
6IlONu ARMSTRONG
h0al3 ! guperfr Il
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ZINC PAlNT-20,0O0 lbs. dry and
- in uii, 81 the hest quality
,,.,, srR0Na q ARNsrsoNe.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-25

The Cleveland Leader Of the 18th says
E'Yesterday morning as tho Express train
on the @. d E. Railroad left Erie, two well
dressed young men offered a $40 bill on
the Manufacturers Bank of Hartford, Indi-
ana, in payment of their fares to Cleveland,
Tho Conductor, not noticing but that the
bill was on Hartford, Conn.,, gave them $5
in return. Finding his in mistake few min
utss, he went to the passengers and re-
quested some other money. They then
paid him So gold piece. Thinking from
appearances, that they had too much mon
ey, he telegraphed to this city that on the
arrival the train they might be arrested
Arriving here they went into Stevens Di-
ming Hall and paid for dinner with 81
bill Of the same money. Officer Lawrence
and Depot Master Robinson, then took them
to room and searched them. They found
they had carpet bag fM of this Indiana
money amounting, according to their own
statement to about $4,000. There was
also found, about 5000 in gold in the car
pet bag. This money was taken possession
Of by the officers. The claimants will ap
pear this morning in Police Court to recov
er their property if they can satisfy tn,
Judge of their honest intentions.
The money was in one, three, five anC
ten dollar bills, all new. There is no sucl
bank in existence as the one these notes pur
port to be upon. 1t is down in no detecto
save in few which the men carry with
them"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-25
publication Notices.

The Adantic for March has come TO hand.
The contents are Holbein and the Dance Of
Death, Lizzy Griswold's Thanksgiving,
Achmed and his Mare, Charles Lamb and
Sydney Smith, Bulls and Bears, The
Waterfall, Tho Winter Birds, "Tho New
Life" of Dante, The Double-headed Snake
of Ncwbury, A Plea for tho FDians, The
Professor at the Breakfast Table, The Utah
Expedition, The Minister'S Wooing, Review,
Sawyer's New Testament Recent American
Publications.
The serial by Mrs. Harriet Beecher
Stowe, commenced in the December number
of the atlantic, has been received with uni
versal favor, and bids fair to become the
greatest work of the gifted novelist The
field is new; for the New England of the
last century is far away from the New Eng
land of to-day; and the pages of the story
already published show how completely the
author has entered into the quaint and sim
pie life of that almost forgotten period
Her pOrtraitures of character are full Of
spirit-equally remarkable in their firm
outlines and in the minute touches which
none but the hand of genius can give. Tho
Minister'S Wooing will be continued
throughout the year. Phillips, Sampson &
Co., 13 Winterstreet, Boston, Mass. Terms
$500 per year. Adauic and Fremont
Journal 1915.
Peterson's Magazine for February. BY
Chas. j. Peterson, 3o6 Chestnut street
Philadelphia. Terms 50 per year. Pc
terson and the Fremont Journal 1915.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-25
IS YOUR HOUSE rNsuRED1

The season of the year consided by In
surance Companies the most liable to large
and destructive fires, is now at hand; March
with his furious, clustering winds, is close
uponus; and every careful, considerato man
should soc to it if his Fire Insurance policy
has run out, and if so renew it. If he has
never been insured be ought not to let a
day pass before he secures policy in some
good aud sound Institution. Then if he
should be so unfortunate as to see his prop
erty devoured by the flames, he may have
the wherewith to rebuild again. In our pa
per will be found the Insurance Cards Of
THEo. CLAPP, and R. w. B. MoLELLAN.-
The Companies for which they are Agents,
are considered among the best, and our cit
liens would do we'll to sec to it at once, that
their dwellings arc insured. DR.. JOHN w
GooDsox, Bellevue, is Agent for the Htna
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-25

HOME Insurance COMPANY OF New
YoRK.-This Company, by resolution of
its Board of Directors, has increased its
capital stock from 100000 to 81, 100000,
Its stock is now selling at 200 per cent
This extraordinary increase in the Compa-
ny's stock is the only proof needed of its
judicious and successful management. 1t is
now generally regarded as the Insurance
institution of the country. Notwithstand-
ing the proverbial mutabihty Of business
affairs, the Home has re-eminently the
prcscience to make assurance doubly sure
to itself and to its patrons The Insurance
Monitor and Wall street Gazette.
R. w. B. MCCLELLAN, is Agent for the
Home Insurance Company, for Fremont and
vicinity.