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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-04
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"a Common Plea. sansu.t1 a G couaty Stat. qf Ohio

A Common Pleas, SdHdHsky CouRfy, State 9f Ohio.
Leyerctt Alcott aud Bennett W. Horton,
Partnersly thu firm name Of
.Ncott Horton, Plaintiffs,
Gilbert G. Edgciton and Francis II. wilcox
sPaftnerS by the firm nane of
Edgerton Wilcox, Defendants.
THE said Francis H. Wilcox. Of the State Of New York
sherey notified that the above namtd nlant1s the
twcnty-eight day ofJuy AID eighteen hundred and if
ty-eict tiled their petition against the said defendants
In the Copr ofConmon Pleas nj SUndusy County in said
State Ohio setting forth that the said defendants
indebted to the sand plaintiffs account for goods
wares and meichqndize in the of three hundred and
ninety six dollars aud nineteen cents portion of which
account iSuc, aud portion to become due. And asking
judgment IN favor ofpaintis against the said defondantS
or the of three hundred and ninrtysix dollars aud
nineteen CENTS and interest thrfysevcn dollars and
eighteen cents thereoffron MAY Gfh eighteen hundred
and ff y-cEht; and siXtythree dollars aud twenty
cents thereof from March eleventh. eighteen hundred aud
dtty cght oryhree dollars fty-eiFt cents thereof
from August twenty-ninth eighteen hundred and fity
eight; eighty dollars fortg-nine cents thereof
fon September seventh, eighteen hunded aud iyeight;
aud hundrcd AND sxtyiour dollars and seveRty
four cents thereof from eighteen hun
drcd and ifty-eight.
And the said Frhncs r. Wilcox is further notified 10 ap-
pear in said Court and said petition before
the Gi davof March, eighteen hundred and fifty mine,
orindsment will be entered against him according 70 the
prayer d said petitioners the Of said Court
thereafter. ALCoTr & HORTON,
BY Buckand Everett, their Attorneys,
Fremont, January u, 1850 51w7-Ss,o5
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CoMplnIrNrARY.- editor oflhe sar

CoMPLMENrARY-Th editor of the San
dusky Register will please accept our thanks
for his complimentary notice of our paper.
He says
"Tie Fremont Journat-one Oft best wookes our
exchange ishas entered upon its seventh volume. The
business and local influence of the Journal continually
growing under the judious management Of its editor
and proprietor ISAAC KEELER Esq, who has made itn
reliable newspaper aud faithful cxponant Of Republican
doctrines May the Journal have the abundant
it deserves"
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ouR ADYERTIsEIss.

Befhafin ne ,eorid ,couid rise
Must REAu Tug NEws aud ADVERTISE y"
School Directois-Eloction Notice.
Time Table Of Fremont & Indiana Railroad.
Removal ofthe Detd
Select High School.
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Letter from bishop sIcIIvaine.


We find in the Episcopulidu letter
from Bishop Mcllvaine to the "Clcrgy and
Laity of the Diocese of Ohio" dated ST.
Leonard's, England, January /, 1852
The Bishop concludes his letter thus:
And now few words about myself
My soiourn abroad has been prolonged be
yondny expectations. Indeed found the
malady which caused me to come abroad
more deeply seated than then supposed
It did not pass away in proportion as mus
cular strength returned. | was afraid to re-
turn to the almost necessity of pIunging in
to full work, lest what was gained of return,
ing health should be lost 10y being put TO a
trial which it was too little maturcd to bear
What my present ability of work is | only
know, so far as its trial goes, by having
preached some four times, not to speak of
somo occasions on the continent in such
small rooms that they were no test of my
state of health in the part affected. am
certainly much encouraged by those trials.
But they must suffice. | am thankful to
say that | expect to return with health to
resume my work, though with the need of
more caution than | have been accustomed
to practice, and the need therefore of much
kind consideration on the part of my dio
cese. For this desire 10 acknowledge my
debt of thankfulness to Him who has thus
loaded me with benefits, and to feel that
thus an additional obligation is laid on me
to live wholly unto Him. We expect to
sail on the 9th of February. in the packet
ship Fulton, for New York Requesting
your prayers that God may bring us in safe.
ty ''to the haven where we would be-
remain, dear brethren,
Yonr afectionate Bishop,
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SELECT ScHooL.-E. p VosBuReH, of
the Genesce College, will open a Select
School in Fircmen's Hall, on Croghan ST.,
in few days. We should think such a
School as Mr.. V. proposes to teach would
be successful in Fremont Sec notice.
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rIEW s DEPOT

IL tire principal Papers and Magazines received week
"a y and monthly, aud Kept Tor sale at McCUlL0CHS.
The Cincinnati Daily Gazette,
The New York Ledger,
The Now York Weekly,
Harper's Weekly
Harper's Magazine,
Flag Of Our Union,
Ballou's Pictorial,
New York Weekly Tribune,
Porter's Spirit Of the Times,
Waverly Magazine,
Gazette of Fashion,
Frank Leslie,
Gleason's line Of Battle Ship.
Frrmont, May 2s, lsjS.s
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roll OF nONon-JANUARY.

The payments by our subscribers for the
month of January has been gratifying, be-
ing the largest that we have ever received
in one month. For January, 1853, it was
slO2 OF. The names and amounts arc
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NEavous D1sEAsEs CoNTRoIIED AM

NERVOUS DISEASES CONTROLLED AND
CoNouREp-of all the various ills that deiract from the
enjoyment Of human life uost Of them may be traced 10
disorerca condition OF the system The horrors
Of Epilepsy Falling sickness, arise in most from
thscausc ourreaders may remember several occas-
Ions bcfore have alluded TO the wonderful cures
notifications Of Fits made by the Vegetable Extract Ep
eptic Pills, invented aud prepared by Or, Sch s. Nance
ofl0S Baltimore Street Baltimore Nd. We fully sat
sdod that these Pills have cured Of the most stub
born OF Epilepsy, well the mdcrforns of Fits
such Cramps, Spasms &c. We nov record the
fact that persons will nd these Pills equally cfcncous in
curing every form of debityno mati0r wheth-
manifested in and excrucatiug form Of Neural
ga Tc-Dolereux or Nervous Headache, the misery Of
Dyspepsia or Indigestion the suffering Rheamrtism or
or Gout the melancholy huluclnaton Of depressed spr-
i byscra their effects will be equally happy and GER
tain Persons in the country write TO the invent
or and have tho medicine forwarded to them by mail
The prices are box 49, two boxes, s5 twelve box
c sot and to any part of the country free Of post
age. Direct your communications to SErn 5. IANoE los
Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd. 2wI
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Fnrn,ers, CJub,

We have written an article for the es-
pecial benefit Of Farmers, which will be
found on the fourth page, If it pleases
them VIC hope they will let us hear from
them. We think such club might be
formed, and that it would benefit them
much. Why not make commencement
this spring LL-LLA
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Your afcctionatc Bishop,
CHAs. p. McILvAIYE.
Fac, INA, Mood no Proof.

Ifyou want to hear the news of the day
and know whatis going or in Fremont and
vicinity, subscribe jor and read the Journal
II you have anything 10 sell and wish tc
have customers, Aiuertise IN tie JouRNAL
If you want any Job Printing dene, bc
sure and call at the office Of the FREaioSl
Journal, where it will be neatly and
quickly done.
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MAR z LED

By tho Rev. H. Lang on the 3oth MT, Mr. MARTIN
BRrNER Jr and Miss SARAH LUDWIG, both Of Ballyile
By the same on the %. Mr. JAcoB sEaER Of Fremont,
aud Miss MELiNpA FAusr, Of Riley.
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. HowARD AssocIATIoN.
1oHII.ADELPHfN,

i ~ LA - tl4flilA. .4..
Bsssteieat rsslhRfior eadbijsisd BY special Esdr--
men for ~ relief OF ne sk and disfrssssd affcted
via pfrpienf oNd fyidemfc Discasss.
rT'HE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, IN viow OF the a~fni
destrotion n or'an iif eiusca by sernal dseafes
nnd tha deception pfacecs upnuthe uhfartuaaA rtcins
~ sncn dsenges hy Quacks, scveu ago directed
tnelt N"usnlurE SurgtrinT AClAtIrABfE ACT Torfhv
class o disaases in al their forms nndto ivc MEDICAL
ADVICE GRATIS TO MI who Arply by letter. with d.
rton Of their condition, nge, occupation, hsdta qf
le Scl ami IN cases ~ eNt pneerty. to FURkIkfi
that the Association commands the highest MedeAl rkl
trcntinrnt.
The Directors Of the Asscstassan thet Annual spnr
upon the treatment of Sexual Disenats for tie wear end
ing January lst lS5s express the highest satisfaction
with the which had the ahor Of the Cor
shifting Surgeon m tie rf SfeuuafouhGs, semnal
WpalScEs, Impotence, Gonorrhoa Glect; Syphhs, the
vice Of nnnisn self abb &c. and order ontinuance
ot the came plan for the ensuing wear.
The pirecfors reriew Of the pnst fcel assured
that their abor this sphere Of benevolent effort have
been of Ere benefit 10 he eleteespeaily "a shc yone.
and they have received tn devote hcnselvns With
I'd zeal 70 his sery important and m~ch dsspiscd osee.
An admirable Report on SrcruatprrhDn. 9ninai
Weakness the vice Of Onanitm, Masturbation Self
abuse other diseases Of the sexual organs by the
FREE Of CHARGE, receipt Of TWO sTAMrS for pos
taga. Other RsinrtS and Tadts tn natArr and uAa
ment Of sexual Diseases diet, &c arr constantly being
puhi ed for gratuitiouA dstribH nn VIII b. a.
the afflicted. Some ofthc reIoedes and methods of
treatment discovered during the last yeay are 81 greet
yalrc
Addrpss for Report or treatment pR J. eKfrriss
HOJGHTON, Acting surgeon. Howard Association, No.
south Ninth street, Philadclphih, Ia. r
by order ~ the Directors.
EzRAD HEARTwEII. Presiassa,
GEO. FAlRCHlID, Secretary
Junc Is, lssS-2ls.. f ee
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RcIinInnn Nntice.

There will be preaching at the Presbyte-
rianChurch, this friday evening, o'clock.
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w "A Mt RDi

A COMPETENr.MAN, who can furnish references sat
n isactory 10 Tie EDITOR Of the Fveaont Journal to
Canvass the town af fremont and vicinity for sulscrhes
to the SCHENTHEIC ARTISAN, f'athshed at Gin
einnati. Commission liherH Address fnr particulars
American Patent company, Cincinnati o. e y, Az5ws
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a., .,.r,c MnNrni-x--This nonnlar niag.

ArLASrIc MoNrmY.--This popular mag
.,,ne prbshed by Phillips Sampson So, Boston, Mass,
ia gaining celebrity acquired BY but few Monthesi the
union Its articles purely American, and not borrow
ed ton English authors. Iteontains l2s pages monthly
aud furnished the low price Of 80 per year
for ss so furnish AL subscbeas With the ArASrlc
MoSrnIr end the FRFMoNr JounNAL one year so you
VIII be getting our paper for 6ftyesnts Hand IN the
names. June, 1855
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-=A~NA
LTEnLS.

Read the interesting letter from Japan,
on the first page, written by U. s. Consul
Harris. We will give another next week
The St. Joseph German Catbolic) Church
has received and put up stained glass win
dows which are very beautiful, costing about
$40 per window.
Tuesday, Feb. ID, was "woodchuok day."
and as it was SO stormy he could not see
his shadow, we are assured that spring is to
set in early.
What are we to do for ice noxt summcr9
There has not been any formed io our river
over two to three inches thick this winter,
and that did not last over three days.
A neighboriug exchange has recently
passed into the hands of new editor, who
perpotrotes a salutatory of a column and n
half in lengthl We condoe with the read
SandaSky Register.
And such salntatory We suppose
reference is had to tho Democratic Mcssen-
ger.
A violent storm Of rain and snow COM
menced on Wednesday morning, aud Thurs
day noon, still showing fast; mercury at %.
A Gland locomotive" successfully travcrs-
ed.the streets of Dayton, O., recently. 1t
is designed for draft on the farm, in plough.
ing and threshing, and other labor, and for
use on the highways.
ANOTHER RACER FOR THE ENGLrsH
ITURr,-Mr Ten Brock has purchased from
Col. jeff Wells the noted racehorse "Starke."
The price paid was $1,000, The Louisville
Courier says "Starke is the best race-horse
:. in America, and if he don't make the sport
ing men of England see sights, blood don't
tell"
An Elmira paper says that The President
of the New York and Eric Railroad has
issued. orders to the conductors to take the
names of all passengers.
The Asbtabula Sentinel says "Maple
Sugar was made by our farmers, during the
fine weather last week"
The night of the 8lst ult., two-story
dwelling house near the Allegheny CITY
), line was burned, aud its occupants, carpcn-
i ter named Rogers, his wife and six chill
Idren, perished in the flames The fire is
attributed to carelessness, as the neighbors
state that the occupants have been in the
habit, for some time of drinking to excess.
Saturday night William Bcckley, light
mulalto man. as is charged, shot an Italian
named B. Fugacci dead in the streets Of
Cincinnati BeckIey has been arrested. A
woman is at the bottom of the difficulty.
Some sharp words passed to-day between
Mr.. Hughes of Indiana, and Speaker Orr.
The precise words uttered by Mr.. Hughes
| could not learn, but they met the prompt
rebnke of the Speaker who Informed Mr..
Hughes if he had any personal quarrel with
the Speaker be should not manifest it in the
House, Hughes made an insulting reply.
Pistols aud coffee for twoi-N T. Post, ,27h.
a Tho monument to Ethan Allen, al Bur,
Ilington, VT, is completed. 1t is forty feet
high. A colossal statue Of the Green
Mountain hero is to be placed on the top.
4 There is rumor that Miss Lane, Mr..
Buchanan's neiee, is shortly to be married
to Mr.. Magraw. of Baltimore, brother of the
Pennsylvania State Treasurer
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Road Notfco. 10

NOrTCEis hereby gwen thatn petition win be present.
ad 10 tile Comnissopers or Sandaskv County AZ tho
March session for 1859 or the establishment Of county
road on the following route, 70 Wits
Commencing the east corner between Sections TWEEN.
tyiour and tT nty-6ve, IN Madison township and s,r
Mug thence west batveeu EAid sections fusersset
county road running west and south
Madison Tp., January "a. iesa lvas
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CONFECvVONCUeY,
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS!
YANDEMARK's PATENT
SELF-FASTENING FENCEl

VNOR the purpose Of speedily introducing Yandcmars
Self-Fastcnug Fence TO public notice will take the
following reduced terms:
Rirhtfor fri1n,- $500 Clubs of ten, each. $3.50
Clubsof five, eaeh,-- 500 Clubs Of twenty each 200
Persons getting mp clubs on the above terms and un-
isling the and nulei # acres 18th the township
and county of the subscribers shall have the deeds un
ise bv return mail that they he delivered the
subscribers and the collected and forwarded me-
deductiug twenty per cent to the gettef up the club
The undersigned will employ number OF active Agents
To sell rights TO whom he will give twenty per cent
the 1vails Of all sales. AARON COLLIER.
FosroRtA December 10, 1858 4JE
n. D. Forfurher particulars enquire at tue JorRSAL
OFFICE A. c.
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The 5th Annual Ball of the Fremont
Fire Department will come off at Croghan
Hall on Wednesday evening Feb. letb.--
The American Quadrille Band of Cleveland
are TO furnish the music. Tickets 81; sup
per extra. They will undoubtedly have a
good time.
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Travelling Agents Wanted.
nsRMAhENr EMploYMEN

wv wish TO eugagcR limited number Of responsible
w Agents 20 travel and solicit orders for 4irdters
PaieRt First Premium Eileen and Terfy;fre Dollar
Family Ss,oiRg MachiHes tlc very best low priced Ma
chine in the market fully equal the high priced
ones; is the most simple in its construction. reliable
ary $50 per month with all expenses will he paid to
limited nun,er of Agents. For conditions ard in
stuctons in the business address with stamp enclosed
/ NJ u AGGErT & Co,
47w9 No.4 Wilson Lane, Boston, Mass.
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s.M. PErrtvcnL Co ife Nassau st., and ASpngw
wiSb 1888 Nassau At. New York, arc our authorized
Agents for that city. Adyerlseucnts and svbscrptians
for the JorRSAL received their Offices wheethe JocRN
Al win always be found on file.
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Hnt1nw All sWonM CoNrEor1oNs.-W

HoLLowAYsWoRMC MCoEFEor1oNs.- Why
give your children na'iscous and nnwiioesome Worm
Medicines when you have this delicious preparation OF
Sugar that all children cravei They contain calome;
they purely Vegetables they fail to eSpe Worms
where they exst and 10 improve the health IN all cases
Honoways the original and only safe and reliable Worm
Confeetou now before the public.
ropnetors--Johnson, Holloway cowdeu' 80 south
Fifth Street, Philadelphia
Sold IN Fremont, BY BUcKLAND GRAHAM, and
CIR. McCuLLoCH Nov 3. 1903. "
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seIioiarshlr.

We have scholarship in the "cieveland aud Union
Law College, for aful Of destruction. which
will sell nreaiu Students graduating at this In
sHtuon are practice IN all courts u tho State
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EARN EOR SALE.

- TIE subscriber ofers for sale his Farm ofoue
fta hundred and fourteen lying on the Western
ltt. Reserve and Maunne Road in Green Creek town-
ship two and hnlf miles east Of Fremont. The farm
well and improved having gQod house and barn
omit aroof orcard OF Young trees, three wells Of water
and good ctsern. Seyentyve acres cleared ap the
balance in good timber Possession given sale. Title
subscriber on the premises. GEORGE KkIpLER,
Fremont, Oct 22d 1858. k.. 49,
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PIRE's PEAK GOLD, has produced eonsid-
cradle excitement in this vicinity, aud sew
oral hcreabouts are talking of taking trip
to the "iiggius." Mr.. A. D. Downs, of
Wyandotto City, Kansas, has sent US a
specimcnof the article, which those who
wish to take lookat can have the privilege.
YANnEMARK's PoKTABLE SELF FAsrgK-
ING FENoE, has been on exhibition on
the vacant lot opposite Head Quarters,
daring the first of this week by Mr. A. Col
lier. 1t is valuable and useful article for
farmers, and is the cheapest fence they can
build. Mr.. Collier will be here again in a
few days. See advertisement.
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car Time-Leaving Fremont.

GOING EAST. GoiSq VEST.
Run Rxp Mail SAG ~ Chicago Exp 4 Mail 3.2l IN
N. Y Express 6.52 PA Telegraph Exp. -h.S6 rM
On the Fremont and Indiana Road for Fostors, II
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INKS, of every hind that are worth using.
Il tanb found st MeCr1IocHg
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SpeeiaL Notices.

Rg- ANDERsoNs VEeETABLE ELIXIR IS
medicine that should be in every family See adYsriise
ment In another column. 32yl
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THE GREATEST
Medical Discovery of the Age.
EVERY KIND OF TTUmOw,

MIR. KENNEDY, Of Roxhury, has discovered In one
M our common pasture weeds rou,edy that cures
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LocaI ans MigclIIaAl0ls MaIilFs.
Hob PrlntImg.

We have tho most beauilIul ioima o Doeds Morgagef
Quit Claims and All kinds Of Justices and various other
Blanks, fcrsne, At ali times at the JorRsAL ofros
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There is rumor that Miss Lane, Mr..
Buchanan's neiee, is shortly to be married
to Mr., Magraw. of Baltimore, brother of the
Pennsylvania State Treasurer
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ANOTHER RACER FOR THE ENGLIsH
.TURr,-Mr. Ten Brock has purchased from
Col. jeff Wells the noted racehorse "Starke. .
The price paid was $1,000, The Louisville
Courier says TStarke is the best ace-horse
in America, and if he don't make the sport
ing men of England see sights, blood don't
tell"
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LOSSES rQcrTApLr ADIvsrvp AEP raoHrsls ran.
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A violent storm Of rain and snow COM
menced on Wednesday morning, aud Thurs
day noon, still showing fast; mercury at %.
A Gland locomotive" successfully travcrs-
ed.the streets Of Dayton, O., recently. 1t
is designed for draft on the farm, in plough,
ing and threshing, and other labor, and for
use on the highways.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of West, Baton Rouge.
SIXTH I>isTRlc CoUb

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
Dams Iafaire de la SUCCESSION de Marie =. Courtin,
~ decedee. No. SIS. g..
4 TTENDt que lBernard Peyronnin, CONNIE Execu
- teur Trstamentaire de L. succession de Marie
!, Courtain, ~decedee, a ~enregistre dams lie bureau du
areder de cette parolsse, IN tableau fnalxle son I'D
nsu'stration dc IN s''te succession II u
Avis est par ces presentes donno que toutes oppo-
sision a rhomolegatrou du dit corapte, sera enresistre
dansle bureau du Grefier tela dite saroisse dass les
tsente 5ours eui sAsrort Ia premiere publication de
cette avis. W. {, CHAMBERLAIN.
eNest baton Rouge JUN Is, 1859. Grether.s
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W. r.. TUnnurd.
MI a.xsae Manufacture spi Cane
WAGONS, CARTS. PLOUGHs AND
PL- A AVIATION HARNESS.

fENIE SUBSCRIBER is new ready to receive orders
L for Plantation Wagons, Carts and Harness, for
the souaing season, and would respectfully urge Plan
sen! n tteir orders early that they may be supplied
without tail, IN Time.
III All orders will b. faithfully executed, and
promptly supplied.
AAT His stuck of Iron ~ now co,up!ete-compr ising
a llll assortment Of tLAT, ROUND and SQUARE
ILDtGiI Sl.A'i>, HOOP and BAND IRON, >WEbI,t.S
iR6.t3, GfRdAN 4n1 SPRING STEEL, IRON AET,E%S
aud ~>PkI>G$-~alt sizes
81 ALL OF %ficti viii be Fnrnished "a low as at
any establishment Nv GIfE STA 4.
rs lie has on hand 1905 MONTAGUE PLOLGFIS
which he oIfers for sale to close partnership accounts
HT- tallnnd examine at the WareroolEs, corner Of
Cfurrh ard Main streets, EAien Rouge.
i,,,e'hS ". F. TFTNEARD
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-07-02
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ry,AEEN up by Nu'na le,ay; about ten r'1es s.6 6etsT
\ .,,se 20 = old. with a small wlite star On her
forelead. branded x. P; the right ear eFopt of, and
4sa tn of the left car also cropt. Will be sold on the
goth dsy of July, 1859, at 10 o'clock, A. ~; 1T q, the
residence Of Numa Leray' o-A4'
July I'd, 1859.