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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-03
Majority for the purchase,
Oult eERMAN oITizENs.


The democratie leaders aud their papers
throughout the country are just now in &C.
stacies over the fact that L. d. Campbell Of
this State refuses to support tho Republi-
can candidate for the Presidency, and at
the same time they tell you that the Re
publicans are the prosecutors Of foreigners.
Now why did this same Lewis D. Campbell
refuse 10 support Lincoln forthe Presidency
Simply because the following resolution was
adopted by the Republican National Con-
vention.
'ssslSsd That the National Republican party Is or
pased 10 any change In our naturaza0n lawa or any
State Legsason, By ghsh the sh's eitizenshp hith
abridged impaired, and Ia favor ~ gi0ng Hn and If
eiss grsseis. % re gigAs e az slas.ss q sIlsss:
And yet they tell you that tho Republi-
cans are your enemies and that they are
your particular friendsl This too in the
face Of the fact that the DougIasitcs are now
trying 70 form a union with the Native
Americans who arc supporting Bell snd Ev-
erett, among whom is this very samO l.
D. Campbell. Will you longer be deceived
by such hypocrilical eanli-- Wyqadot Pio-
aeey.
VIII tho Germans be deceived in San
dusky county, IN the support Of man who
declares that &C CAPlTAL SHOULD OWN
ITS LABORERs,1 in other words thai
slaves should do all labor, no matter Il they
arc white Slaves. The white man is placed
o. sl.a sAmo ibosing As The Degro
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REDUCTION IN PRICE!
Campaign Journal
Nom is the Time to Su5scriJeI

Now IS the Time to Su6Scri6e!
From and after this week, we will send
the FREMONT JOURNAL until the 10th Of
November next, for the low price of Forty
Cents. Payment in all cases to be made
at the time of subscribing.
Every person getting up a club of ten
subscribers, with SIS, shall receive copy
gratis. Names and money can be sent by
mail. Address
ISAAC NJ. KELLER.
Fremont, Ohio, August 8, 1860.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-03

Senator Fitzpatrick, who was nominated
for Vice President by the Douglas Conven-
ton and declined, has written letter in
which he says:
According in sentiment with the plat
form upon which Breckenridge and Lane
have been nominated, | shall rs matter of
course, yield them my support"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-03
Is this Sufficient Cause for a Declaration
of War.
R. L. G.


of War.
In the latest Intelligence from Europe,
by tho Bohemia, VIC find the following bit
Of news, which strikes US as rather rude
thrust coming from one of the great men
of the English realm. 1t is impudent and
insulting, and VIC are glad that Mr.. Dallas
preserved the oquanimiiy Of his mind and
took no notice of such an uncourteous taunt ::
Tho l4,h session of tho International
Statistical Congress opened in London on
the l6lh. Delegates from all parts of the
world were present. The representatives
from the United States were Judge Long
street and Mr. Lawrence. Mr.. Dallas was
also present in the midst of numerous dis
tinguishcd guests.
AT preliminary meeting, Mr.. Miner
Gibson welcomed tho Congress in tho name
Of the British Government.
Prince Albert, President of the Con-
gress, delivered an appropriate inaugural
address.
The following little incident occurred:
Lord Brougham seeing the American
Minister present said: "He hoped Mr.. Dal-
las would forgive him for reminding him
that there WAS negro present as men,
Der of the Congress-"
This gave rise to loud laughter and
cheering.
Mr.. Dallas made no response, but the
negro, NJ. Doctor Dclano, arose and return.
ed thanks for the kind alusion which had
been made to him and assured all present
that he was man. This was greeted with
renewed cheering from all parts of the hall
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-03

HARD NAMEs.-A short and sweet let
ter from Daniel S. Dickinson, addressed to-
a resident of Jamaica, L. l., is published in
the Farmer Of that place. 1t is as follows:
Binghamton, July ~, 1860.
Dear Sir: l see no way for the National
Democracy but to support Breckenridge
The party has fallen into the hands Of
gamblers and tricksters. To get up a fusion
ticket would only perpetuate their corrupt
influence, and am for standing by princi-
pie and taking the consequences.
Truly yours, d. S. DICKINSON.
Pierpont Potter, Esq.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-03
Democralic LIieratnre.

Tho following "notos" of "DuggeIass
meeten" was intended for the Marion Mir
ror, but unsccountably "missed the chute"
and got into the Office Of the Marion Re-
publican, who gives it to the world for tho
benefit Of generations yet unborn:
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-03

Hon. Aaron Harlan, Representative from
Green county, in the Ohio Legislature, has
resigne his place, and Gov. Dennson has
issued his proclamation, directing that the
election Of his successor take place the sec
ond Tuesday Of Dext OctOber,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-03
F~ N H0 Nc
And Inland Navigation Insurance.

Home Insurance Company,
of New York, with Capital aud Surplus Of 100000
]. MiLToS SAITH, Ss6y. CHAs. J. NARriS, Prss't.
JOIN MCGEE, AsSt SsCy. A. r. WILLMARTH, y PTs'f.
UTHILE the above Company has only been in exist
w about years. yet II ranhs As one ofTHE
BEST IssuRASCE COMPANIES IN THE LAND. with Slargo
Capital securely faUsssd strong Board Of ocers,
who are devoted to its interest and reputation for the
PROMPT PAYMESr or ITS Losses, 1t eOmmends itself to
the confidence Of the public.
Applications received, and policies issued by
r. w. b. MCCLELLAN,
Agent fog saaduShy coanS, o.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-03

A liquor dealer in Chicago has offered a
rent Of $4,000 per annum for the bar and
saloon Of the new Sherman House.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-03

A vote taken by the Toledo Saengcrband
Society on tho way TO Buffalo. stood Lin
cola %, DOueIas 9. Bell Q. Bseokon ridge Q.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-03

The JOURNAL this week is issued on
Wednesday evening for tho purpose of al
lowing the hands in our Office TO celebrate
Thursday, tho I'd Of August.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-03

A prominent Republican in New Jersey
writes us that "the Republican cause is
steadily improving" and from the best in
formation which our correspondent can gain
from all parts of the State, he thinks tho
vote in the Stale will bc about 100000,
which will be divided as follows:
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-03

Thus our correspondent is sure that Lin
coin and Hamlin will have 5000 majority
over all in the State, and that New Jersey
is just as safe for tho Republican ticket as
Vermont. The best Of feeling and harmo-
ny prevail throughout, and all tho Repub-
licans are working steadily to sec how big
they can make tho majority.-M Y. Trib.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-03
Fort stephenson.

The election ordered by the Town Coun.
Gil to determine the wishes of the people in
regard to the purchase of the Fort property
by the corporate authorities came off on
Saturday. The contest was very spirited,
notwithstanding many of our citizens did
not vote either way. The whole vote was
44s, standing as follows:
FOR the purchase, 247
Against tho purchase, 1875
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-03

J. SCROGGS. Crawford.
]. S. ROBINSON. Hardin.
]. COPELAND, Mprion.
s. A. SMITH. Ottawa.
NJ. keller. Sandusky.
G W. BERRY, wyandot
LEANDER STEM Seneca.
July goth, 1860. District Committee
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-03
The County Convention.

We hope it will be borno in mind that
the Republican County Convention will be
held at tho Wigwam in Fremont, on Sat
nrday, August llth, for the purpose of Sc
lecting fifteen delegates to attend the Con-
g-ess;onal Convention, which will meet at
Forest, on Wednesday, the 18th of August.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-03

ga crate Duggelass Meeten is two cum Of
on Saterde the l5teenth and poll is two
be razed we want two let em no doun sowth
thet maryann kownty is awl rite and that
we kant 60 nigger heer VIC ar skwattur SOW
rings and believe in the pepul roolin yew
will pIeesh pubblesh this sum blac republic
kans mite want two cum as we ar philin
niggers now Larew Joolye 6ien eightenoO." !"
Here's another, found posted upon tree
in Fayette county, which the Observer GER
lifes to be ''lrue copy of the original:"
s.NoatiC
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-03

"thar will be ameeten Of the demaCrats
on Caterday IA ofjuly At too A Klock in
the arler nune at -- for the perpoS
Of SeleCin aman for Sheriff and other of
Gers to Kary 10 the konvenshun Of the 10
ls6O."
And the Northern Indianian, published
at Warsaw. Ind, has the following:
@Among The noticeable features Of the
Democratic Mass Meeting Of Tuesday last
was the banner Of the Clay Up. delegation
on which was inscribed D. u O. LIZ s, and
Our Co1Atyy, sPslIed without Tho O."
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-03
Houses and Lets for sale.

HHUNstb UHW LUIa NUE SNHBs
o. ASMALL HOUSE AND LOT with Stable, Well
and Cstern; convenient and In central part OF FIRE.
lallssb mont.
Also House and Lot in Clyde. -
July 25. lssO.-2Sw4
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-03

York Township Farm for Sale.
-. SITUATE on SOUTH RIDGE, four miles from
MI; Bellevue. 100 acres improved 20 acres good tim
Jniy 25 Is6O-20w4. Fremont Ohio.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-03
Republican Congressional Com
Veu1iOn.

A Convention of Delegates appointed TO nominate a
Candidate for Congress- for the Ninth Congressional Dis
trict of Ohio will be held at FOREST, Hardin County, on
Tuesday, August 14tII, 1860,
atl2 o'clock NJ The representation adopted one dele
gate for every lOO for every fraction of SO
votes cast Gov Dennson in 1859, which will give to
each county in the District the following number ofDee-
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@eibGftSoerleguna.
9entl6e ullO ellglil6e Sdriftaieberej
bon
Yb. SeinrtA.
Derle9t opn STRIP. 43 Gentrcitr. mad,

- gtprtb=W i~Liamltr1Be, IfepzNprf.
-, pe ~ f err. ,s gSs0 n dJi ID T gsn5t 9 En r bic sT 9gGs + 9!H3eiqe
9eBerei eni6la8enbe Grbeten i9nea unO bilis sur 3~ufriebenbei
nctner 9eebrten Abnebmer aatert9en Su tGnnen. BsI0uoerS made
ib baraui auimerflam, baB ib itetS cine Quantitit Sdyriten eti
neueiteu uuo beiteu equities, bon benz cprsI0li9feu Metall &C
9olien, oui 2a8er babe uno ale getelun0en in nBgliait tlr;e,
3it ~auSilbren fam.
E5 @pltdncise Nu8itattun8en fir 3etm98- Oiiru
porrdtbi3i Q bB es BIOS Der 9enenen An9abe Der @t6Be
beearI. um Die nD.bt9en Arthel t0!0rt ~abSuldiden.
Nehm9- uo Wtetaa= etaien, ~3ler=gtnicn (Dashes). iomie cine
QuSpabl Der meiit ~9ansbaren 3etIa9s- Gi9Rettep inmer an Sanb.
0ieine Grpken leDen auen @ei1altSreunben gratis AZ Dieplten.
Ourb meine 0erbinbun9 nit ben 4reiien- Sabrt6nteu Grn. q,
9pe y 50. liefere ib ale artsn prelen 81 cenieItcn 9ebinguneen
uno Syeiien we bic 6abrit lelbit.
M- @benIo babe t9 SteapeI nnb SuSite6er fir Grnbitpr.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
tets r~orritbig. Yb. Seinrt6, Sfrifaieser,
Qp20l, Sunl6Sug8) Nre. Is u. 24iGiamitr. Neu. Ncrt.
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MObert 0ibfpn,
GnrnrtS. NnrnctS-
CARPETS.

66uier unb SaubItr pom Qan6e wtrEen baraui olfmertiam oe.
mott, HB th tl9ltd nele 28aaren aus Der 6abrf Der G~olperten.
~@onlpa8nte an @mtnnS Sans erbaltcn, wrruHter bic mpeernltsn
uno neueiten Ntuner.
Deltn@ Watten HnO &ePpi6e perben 0effuitten unt
0ele9t.
GbenIc @cIIenpuareu gu pertalfeu.
&pmmt une bciebt meinen 0rpBen SOrratb, Rp. l Oit. IT.
|ttmprefr, Bai9tn0tpnbalIe.
San22.tt S. o. 8. @sIfen.
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WtIenbnhmet &c.
VSetter unS tptd6ttger Tnbrplnn.
a. Nad 6tln 8clten nnN Siioeu. a. a.

baltimore unD SDtO=Wttcnb0pft+
&n uo rad benz 80. Suit 1860 9eben bic 3age mic fOt9t:
Qpn Camden -Stdtipn Baltimore: Ger N0Gsue, Spnntd98
aussenpntnten, Tim s ltr 80 Mtnpten 8prStttta98 unb Der Or
pre- BSue UNI A ubr = Dttnuten NadmtttusS. 8ttoe 9ige eeben
mad alien abetltn 6es QDehenS unp Moro-gDffeas IN btretter
9tute.
Stir Weg<BaRaSierc. .
Na6 dueh gunftrn ;ipif6en Baltimore unb YtebmUnb nttnne
man ben 8 ubr so Win. T1r rittd9 Bug. RaA aGen puntten
spii3en Sunderland uS 2bbreltn9 utO 3mGden Graftct uno par
~tersbur9 ben A ubr Wttnuten Bug BON Baltimore.
Der TrebertG@N observation-disclosures
verldbt Baltimore fur Grsbertf uno bic ba;wtf6en lteaenben
plate tdeli6 un 4 ltbr IS Winuten Na6nittdes, nit NuSna6n,e
bS Spnnta9s, uo erret6t Breberid unit ~. 20 so. WbenbS; yer.
last bet Ger Hudfetr 5retertf UNI 9 1br 8prmtttaaS uuo lanai
TT Baltimore UNI 10 II. 80 10. Mtttagsaa.
Der GDtcDtt8 g. 2tt18=2 81 Recommendations 3ua
eett taslt& NIT &usnabrte te8 SpnntaeS wte fplet:
WerlaBt Standardization nm $40 WlDr9ens un6 / II. 4. 20 glddrt.
Bon Gaieptts @iils ut 7,45 @lOreeus, 2.30u $40 @atm.
Nad Walbt1gtpu unb benz Siiben
ge6en Ste 8a8c uni 425 ao $40 @DrmtttaeS, fpwie IN, 3 As uni
30 Na6nttto gs.
Mm 6pnntr UNI A. Is NfUraenS.
Son WaI9instpn
uni &, 20 un6 Z @prrnittaes uno 3,2O uO 5. 80 Na6rn.
&m SUnntas nur gtadfrtttags i'm 8, 20.
Der 3wette uno Sterte Bug Spn Baltimore unS g~SaI6it9tpn per.
btnben ftb nit BEN 8Igen Der MnuappliS 9atn.
Der 3wette uno brittle Dug bait auf BEN 3wtl&enfattpnen
RBr QDe8en ItfetS, Mu5trnft, EMbrt IL. {. 10. nente man HG
an S. Z. England, &gent an rr Gidet-OfFce Camden.
|ifdttpn. So m. 9reScstt Sntttb,
Grdn5pGrtattGnSnetfer Baltimore.
&. 50. GDle, 0enerdlp Btleteur. (&u16,iO
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Ginner's NIGhmnfdline.

Ce SGneioer bief9er Gtatt, I0pie ale geripncn, >pelte ene
sute 81 d9moi@ine 5n baben pinidcL ipllten ft erinncrn,
bB cine oon uniern gtaI6tnen, Sns1na( 70 tlel Arbett tGt atS
rSeno cine aneere, uub 10 aud ~3peimnl 10 btel @elb
nbrin9t. Otics ma3t uniere Utaibnen gu bent btllt9%
ten, ipslde i'm 4farte iio Wetr 08 5000 BARON fo aueln
III biefger Stabt iii Operation all GSfen, Q8eften uno 9oen unb
baben ibe Gi8ner oter sic banit atbeter in ZEN Gtano 9eiest, lid
mebr gelo Su er'paren, ais ibnen bieics ouf anoerem 9Se9e n69.
lid lit. &He, pel6e cine Der bckeu Rdbm al 6tnen, Die
III @etrauG limb, baben mIhten, ioGten III uierer Offce:
Sec. 159 Baltimore itraBe
polipredeni no @etral4S- 9nwetiungen IN beuti6er, %eu8tiffer,
ranSSii9er une irauI6cr Sprdde at baben fno uno mo mir Sc
q te,eiHe @a@tne fault, auf oerflben arbeiten Ier!el.
Sdttt mad etnen, @renplar BON Stn9er's Ndbnla'6tnen= Get.
An9. Ile WaIduteH ipeteeH Gin gauges Sabr nat tbrem Nntaui
ou unS III boiler Srbnung uue &epRratOn gebalten.
(fb2S,iO Q8. T.. 8rGbertd, W9ent
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HenersN erGcbermnGen.
Johnston's Insurance Rooms

JOlQSCOuS insurance hOOmSs
go. 10 Secpnbitr. go
TEeuer=, Nidrtne= uno &ebenS=Oerffdhcs
r-tna8=SCmpdanien.
Gi6erite mn fcitcite G0mpQgrie.-
YerItd1erun88s@prt Der BalleD b. Bir0ilttent
mt $500, 900 Capital.
2pndbur9~S erfiderunB8@@ ontp. y. 8irgttien,
nit $500, 900 capital.
Mbemarlez8 erltferun98@@ pnnp. y. @irgiltien.
nit 5000, 600 capital.
Sbarter OdtsWerIt6. =SDntp. BON Sartfcrb.
l#- NIT $3.50, 600 capital, tf.#NL
SecuritheV 50 rft9erutg8SG prtp. BON NeneQert5
nit $27O, 900 capital. -
NbSnir@g riiderun98zG pntp. bon Nepzgprf.
init $500, 900 Capital. OT"F
Jlel plutez Werliderl1t988 ptnp. y. Wepzglorf
NIT $27O, 600 @apitaI. 800
WtpntdnfsY er Htd]etuagSzGenp D. Nensgort.
nit 5000, 600 Capital
NerD>W sVerItfer Comp BON WensOpYt
nit $3.50, 900 GaptaI. 90"
Wercautile Wtutual Wfarine.
. nMt 81 Geo 900 @ppttaL. g
Vereini9te Staaten Ge6en8=g5ertderrno H.
nit 81, $50, 972 capital.
Wprtbertt NfInraucezGD bon Qpnhnn
nit $~2,194,1l1 6apital. -t
Die pben benierrteu @ompa9neen fmb Bon Der qeoisy,tr ia
Staates Wt9rbtqHb a%utbcrtfrt unb l3enfrt.
Oe oon Dem untet5etNneten recr1ierttrt,n g0frn11,ie., ira.
mftlpp perth9p1res capital gum Ocuen oben mos,sEsnsa
Sero9 eerart~rrthdb fur Ole 3a9un9 bpn 9erIr.en, 0s'''"sp
erfst. Ebos'" - %"Ibpr Smu r
Sre6. aifum, @urDebor. (, y,aU
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8susr-S erIderung5= @eieul6aft
ScrnnYtin

9e9en 9erlntt ourh 6euer 5u Idibeu, ne[hes hurls eis ;yc,r4.
@Ge9aGe bon nentgcn Dcla8 teperr5teQtQt iee,bsn f,rn NM p"Y''"'
6Et PIE Scltbitat Der gci65it5flBrun3 un5 gIro tn,% ~, Ar
~Ss5aelln9 etUa9ar 8erlune tlr9cn bic g{1ner FER "t''1 +" ''
Direffupen4
Wtore 9tl0er, Wdtoet Etenou, {. s Ner6t. enno,, sar
S Sehjg S1 @fnt ~; 4'gef5s :"Iat ese. y. 9esninas, {,
3. =. Gdlet4y, g8m. 2Eidigf, @EtarS ~. SSg"7'Fgt'
T. scS ~ " = b Better e. Mlar@ 1lelOn :. 55itre9,
D; g. 9uttQge' SSacqaes s6eb, GaI56 garifop p''U @ps
"; S9SHG e @tHiaN $500 2glQH @6stfHn gctsr
Sobn @tetpoo6, g. q. Gif@bntu8, Senrp IpS snr rr"ttSy
S. g. 9pbrmorn, gsuben Q8. Scenes, Ceo & arrSS'
Eobert Slutre5, 0teoer4 8etfaQ, 6ran, 06ittnn1;: GS2,,G..
tel s. Giltert, Welhtor Older. "9' -"
31rts QiIGer, @uifcsnt
Nu6oIpb @artque, @sfreY,
9erren Selrid8 & Sirnan.
Stslman, 6lnrids & So.
gSnt. GSllten5 Il So.
W. q, D}4rbur9 & 60.
Vpllcet meiotn ben bent Uatcrsettneteu at Sen binios,., n.,..
9an9sn, unb api gerIqn8ep in 6sut16er ezra dtsSC aT:s, SassT'
osq.,. o.. Mootpb Sngler, Qaent.
(Set28S) FOH"t
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Der Sete uno SrHit. 9%er6tlopten, SnliGenSa' Group, ME-
6er1ebrcdere Contribution, meben Sals, Herpen-
e-a IdNuGte uno ale &%ranfbetten 6S Sales,
8rnt uno 9un8en.
Sle mertiDlirOlglten Gure1t, Die nod je
Oerridtct u11rOen.
Spapne'8 5uIamme1geIebter Syrup bon
% tlbttri@ N turirte @brparb SanpIon, Germantown yteao
sr foante nsSSer isSen noS ltssem e5ne ge5@weriiSist. Gr6etes
in @eprse Speeuep's Soinerei, &ib8e &oob, unterbalb gSaCace.
Smapne'8 Wilpttrlden ~furirten @5etiel Gbo=
mas, nabe pb6ntruiue ~friberbim bon gbiubeYbta. bon Natt-
ITEM war alberprbentli9 9eidma@t. : DreiSeBn SABRE fnb felt.
eem SerflOllen unO CT erlrert lI@ nod INNER etfer 8uten @efn1'h-
Slpabne'8 g8ilbfiriden 6etlten cie 6r1u be8
Srn. Oeuurt, 95 OFT PeunftraBe, &eabin9. SIT felt ~ibeseust,
6ab fe iDr 2eben retteteu. Gle bate Die g~H85eBrns I'M bStjten
@rabe, WurSe ebsr pbat0 9siuno, na96enl ie Die g%Silottrl4en &C.
b%raudte. E9r. 9. 9. Steoen8, Oru99it in &eaoin8, beien
NGavrbett8Itebe giemanb beSpeielt, tunn Obtse slpei Gureu beSeu.
gen, ba bic Dtec5in bel inn 9etauit W0rben.
Aer5te 9ebrauden unD enIpteblen e5
s%%Dr. 8. $. @Glpn, Srantlin County. 6p., l6reibt; oSet IL
Sa9ren babe i'd cine ltarte Fgans .no empfeRle Or. Swapns'S
gu ammen9eieStsn Sprup ppn QSil6ttrI4en Dor allen anoeren Dle-
biStnea. .St ben 10 ier getir9teten 9nn9entrant9etten Die it
III Sent1fp ais 10 bS8arttS srlpeien, baIte tb i'm tGr sin uni6ds-
bare8 Dtitel."
@arnums. - aaufs feinen artitel, ber uurgebIi3 @tIbfrIden
entbdlt, benz gtamen belIebter aer5te ~an9ebin9t linb, bic abcr niGts
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turiren Sartleibi9tet, So6brennen, &opfmcb, wel6es bon einem
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8ertauft bel:
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Smyrna times., 1860-09-13

August 26h, At her resdecc ia Kent co !,
Del Mrs. Elizabeth Jump, widow Of John
lamp, aged So yearsll months and Is days.
After struggling many months with affection,
she left this world Of sorrow, wlth all its scenes,
to gaze with wonder upon the sfIectouatsi Sa-
viour, who said, Blessed are lae pure 10 heart,
for they sbalI see God" FateweII, dear mo-
Their. - thou art gone ollie mansions or the
bIest. Our consolaiion IT, tist though thou
canst not return 10 ", We aha come to thee.
We feel thy loss most sadly " the evening
shades prevail, and the family circle are -.
aemb'ed-we zee thes uol--w{l heas thee mol,
u enliven. TO cheer, 10 iii ar lI<arts wiIh joy.
8st, - or Ioxa il Ehipe ia6nits gals, w viii
II e2aaeled v lhs chEIsts.n's NV II meeting
Smyrna times., 1860-09-13

Rafmway from tbs premises Of the subscriber. on
the 9TH inst. NEGRO BOY, ebeut 20 years OF age,
having year 10 serve. Said Boy was well grown,
loierably black and answers 10 the name Of Stephen
Gibbs. The above named reward will be uven for
his delivery to the Undersigned All persons are for
bud hafbes'ns or irurung said Boy under the penalty
ofshs law provided Ia such cases.
IsFHAN GIDEON X. R0THWELL.
anEx3-ft Near smyrna.s
Smyrna times., 1860-09-13
NOTICE

Is hereby respectfully gwen to all persons ow-
ing County. Road. Poor and School Taxes TO
the undersigned, that the same is now due and
payment required. He can be found at his res
idence, or al The Office of Edwin Wilmsr. in
Smyrna, where they will please call and settle
the same, or be prepared when called upon.
J. ROBERTS. Collector
For d. c. Hundred Kent CO., Del.
Smyrna, May 81, go.