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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-11-29

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-Hon. R. j.
Walker has addressed letter TO the editor
of the National Republican, which will ap.
pear in that paper tomorrow, in favor Of
Congress Immediately making an appro.
priation for the relief of Ireland, in view oI
an impending famine. He concludes by
saying: "Now, when 50 many thousands
of Irshmen are periling their lives on the
battle fields of liberty in our defense, wher
so many have already fallen and others arc
immured in rebel dungeons, let us show
that we are not upgrateful, and when the
next great conflict comes, as soon it must,
the Shamrock, intertwined with tho Stars
and Stripes will wave in triumph over the
field of victory for liberty and Union"
Two more scouting parties from the right
wing of the army went out to-day. Ono
had skrmish with superior numbers.
Rowland, with Cos c and H, of Fried
mans Cavalry, went as far as Hunters Hill
and sent reconnotering party forward who
discovered a large body of rebel Infantry in
ambush. Capt. Rowland retired with his
force. Capt. Bell with between two and
three Compaaies of the Sd Pennsylvania,
Col. Averill's Cavalry, reconnoitering be-
tween Vienna and Hunters Hill, were at.
tackled by ambuscading enemy in the woods
on both sides of the roads. Five volleys
were fred at our troops, and pressed by su
perior force Of the enemy fell back A
courier brought this news to Gen. Porter, tc
whose division the party belonged. He
sent forward the 9th Massachusetts, 4th
Michigan, Grifiiu's Battery, and two moro
companies from Averilps Cavalry. AT
dusk all the troops returned. Before the
reinforcements reached Capt. Bell he was
again attacked by the enemy who attempt,
ed to cut him off. Shots were again ex
changed. The rebel commander was shot
and fell from his horse, which galloped
within our lines and was captured About
a dozen of our men dropped and were nee
essarily left on the field. Lieut. Ford and
forty-fve men, all of Col. Averill's Cavalry
are missing. OIdely Sergeant Parker's
horse was killed and the rider Injured
The enemy were dressed in dark blue, wear.
ing caps. They did not wait for an en-
counter with our reinforcements
WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-The following
despatch was received to-day from General
Mccall, dated Camp Pierpont:
COL G. S. Bayard, with 700 men of the
First Cavalry Pennsylvania Reserve, march
ed last night at nine o'clock with orders to
proceed to Drainesville and capture party
of the enemys' pickets understood to be
there. He returned at noon to-day, having
killed and wounded l Of the enemy, and
taken Il prisoners. Two of the prisoners
are cavalry with their horses, arms and
Equipments. The remainder arc footmen
Col. Bayard had his his horse killed and is
Slightly wounded. Surgeon Alexander and
one of our men are also slightly wounded.
The Washington Republican has news
from Winchester, Virginia, stating that
Jackson, one of the rebel Generals, is drill
ing regiment composed wholly of slaves,
at that city. and that the negroes are to be
made to fight against the Federal troops
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-11-29
The War News.
From Fort PIcIsens.

Fort Monroe, Nov. 25th. Tho Tribune's
special says Fort Pickens opened fire on
Bragp's forces on Saturday. Particulars
mcagre and through rebel sources Bragg
telegrapbs that he is taking the lombard.
ment cody. The rebels claim TO have
preached the walls Of Pickens. Tho Navy
Yard was on fire three times and put out
The village of Warrington was burned by
Browns fire the first day.
Baltimore, Nov 28.-Passengers by the
Old Point boat say tho Norfolk Day Book
has dispatches from Richmond to the effect
that an engagement was going on at PEN
sacola. Parties who have read tho paper
say the Niagara and Colorado engaged
Fort McRae which briskly replied, and that
tho vessels were damaged and had to haul
off; that Fort Pickens was firing on the
Navy Yard. Different versions Of the
affair at Pensacola say that on Friday Pick
ems opened on the NavyYard and Fit. Barau-
cas-; that the Colorado and Niagara partic-
ipated and had to haul off very much dam
aged. Tho news all comes from Secession
sources and must be received with due al
lowance.
The Secession reports say that the affair
at Fort Pickens took place on the 10th inst.
New YoRK, Nov. 26.-Herald's Fortress
Monroe Dispatch:
By flag of truce from Norfolk: News
reached there from Pickons and Port Royal
that Pickcns opened fire on Saturday morn
ing, but the firing was wild.
LATER,-It was stated that Pickens was
preached, when the firing ceased. The
rebels sustained no loss, but the Union for
ces were heavy losers. Widest excitement
in Norfolk.
Bragg sent congratulatory dispatches all
over the South.
From the same source it is learned that
at Beaufort three companies of Gen. Sher-
mans command had an engagement with
the rebels, but was forced to retreat with a
loss of eight men.
Beaufort is being entrenchod by our forces.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-11-29
Morn Gmns.

NewYork, Nov. 27.-Thirteen riled can
non for the Government arrived from Cold
Spring to-day, including a lo0-pounder,
which will carry 8 miles. The latter goes
to Fortress Monroe.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-11-29

REsIGNED.-We understand that G. M
Ogden has resigned his position, as Major
of the 72d Reg'i. He found recruiting an
up hill business and magnanimously with
drew from the feId.--Ti6iR Tribune.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-11-29


The Democratic press of the country have
been amusing their readers with the absurd
statement that their party had made extensive
gains at the late ele.tion in Wisconsin, and some
of their papers even went so far as to say that
the Democratic party had carried the State
The official returns dspel this illusion. The
msjorities for the several Republican candidates
for State officers will stand in round numbers
as follows:
Governor $500
Lieutenant Governor, $500
Secretary of State 1000
Treasurer, l2SOO
Attorney General, $4,000
Superintendent Public instruction, $500
Bank Comptroller, $500
State Prison Commissioner, 1900
At the previous Governors election, the Re-
publican majority was but 3030.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-11-29

The War Department has stopped the raising
of any new regiments of cavalry. The num-
Der raised in the several States are
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-11-29

RENZINE, for cleaning gloves, for remov-
IL ing grease, stains ete from silk, Cloth, Ribbons,
paper eDgayings 6e without inurng texture and color
For sale al our new Drug Store,
Fremont, Nov. is, 1871. X. DILLON son.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-11-29

News from LexingtOn--Necessity of an
Occupation of that City by the Govcrn-
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-11-29
CAVALRY Rcpiments.

At the previous Governors election, the Re-
publican majority was but 3,030
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Ayers Catilartic Fills.
FOR all TIE PURPOSES or FAMILY fHu

&c 80 cu,"posel that disease within the r.nsc.|
'licir sction Gu. r.lcls Withstand or cy4do the
iArlr pe2lcti"tinS properties saarch, md ,luaA
ami m'iHorif' every ro,tial. Of the human U,y,
l.l, correcting its diseased action, and ,e,ers
its healthy VII %'sities. AS a consequence Of III.
properties, tie Invalid who i, bow,. down W,
rain or physical 3cl ili.y is ,~lnnisLed TO find i
health OF energy restored BY / remedy vt oue /.
si:npl" ind inviting.
Not aliy do thcy cure the everyday complais
OF every body, cut also many Formidable al
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pleased to furnish gratis NY American Almaax|
confirming certificates of th,ir cures md direciaa1
fox tr,ir use i'll the following complaints: C@.-
ncxs, Nro,tbn,n. Neadachc a:"ny, from @Gordrs
So. ri. Nausea. Indigestion, Pam III an. Aerh1
A"acttou q. the Bowels, F1otaleacy, Loss Of Ass
tHe. Jcn.ltce. and other kindred %ssmyiainrs
arising from a low state of the body or ots,ne,,
Of its functions. They are an exc, Lent alNrath
for the renovation of the blood and tie rssso.
tion OF tone and strength to the system detlitas
by disease.
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Cure
FOR THE spEEpy cvu,

FOR TIE SPEEDY CvRr oe J
Intermittent Fever, or Feye, mi
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever. ae
Asue, Periodical Headache. ~. n.y. vsa
Headache, and Bilious Fever. ~" 'e
for the whole class Of d~isea.c. =,
mating in hillary deransemcu.. ...1
by the Malaria of miasma;ic con,...
\" one rsm"a' IS louder ,alai .,, J.. \
necessities OF the American people nm, y
a'.d safe cure !or Fever aid Awe. ''' /
"c az. now caai1;d ~ offer, viii, 'H13
c"rt1!..'r that it viii eradicate II, ,XH1
and with ass''r'nte, +" lrd"d %. ,s,cy u.
no h't'n caa arl>c from It's use in INV "1
titv. a"a|
That which N~atr"ts from or n,.,,,.
disorder mas, BE- of imna ,sr ..rv;.. a1
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."'t II tina r1!r", f. The patient ,~,,..
rex "lti'h il" AIMS rl.n i'll violent p,,r, u
his !~:'lctni d~l>tenper. This "C.n." .ss
til. mia4rnatic poison Of FEVER ~, ri
from the system and prevents ,Ac a,. nns
moat Of the disease, If taken on thr s,..
preach Of It's p~rcinoaitory .yrastonx slff
moi only tee bast remedy e1cr vet ,;sAh|
FOR this class Of complaints, but a,o :,
cheapest. The larg" quantity We sum-, ~
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%..".i,; and liz bilious districts. v,.~o r w
>No AIrE prevails, "vrry noly should S nnm
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ii: h"pt"' this rice viii place it within 4
""@h Of ;n-th" poor a.; wcil az the rich
rat superiority Of this remedy ov,r a..
thar ever discovered for the speedy and "
ain c,r" Of lntc1mi't"uts is. that i ,on,s.
20 .Jru.ilc or mineral, consequently i -.
,...ce* no q~';ini>ln or ocic, iniurous ak ~ '
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Vt arc left 4, healthy a, if they ,.ul rs.
nd III disease.
Eyvrr and :sucis rot alone the ..s,rore
III" m.a matte pnisn1. y great yar;ctvi
!i,,ard is ari>c from its irritation, u!,onv VIII
,re <cnra's;a, Rheumatism, t;nut, IIraaus
Sid ,cSs, T"otl.arhc, Eara.ht. Ca,arrj,, 4 {
M. Plpitatinn, Painful Affection Of \
nl en-. !Iystcrit. PAIN III the Bowels, ca.
'aralvsi>. and DefaAscmcut of the Stems,
u # which. when originating in this ca,,
)ut on the intermittent tv,c, or become srns
cal. This "CvEE" cxpcls the poison r.,
he Hood. and Consequently cures them /.
: alike. 1t is an iasaluable protection to iinn]
d rants and pcl>ens travelling or tvMm,ssI
Gliding III the inalarious districts. Ii ,a,|
occasionally OF daily while exposed to the .
lection, that will :. cxcrctcd from y syst.
iud cannot accumulate in s,lti,icr, usents|
20 rltc" into Il ~casa. I!cnce it is even NIL
;~lA;'ic fer protection than cure. aud CIV !
Yer suffer from lntelmitterts. if trey ~.
.m";-e!vcs If he Protection ills Remedy .
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NE. 1 Truss Hoops
h Jlisr RECEIVED Ann FOR SALE AT DUR CSI'-
Al Low PRICES.
HoosxuAD 1sr0 Hooss, 81 and 81 INCHES,
DAnRn. do DO 20 2oh
HAtp BAnvU, do Ia l6h ~ {"
nsss Hoops are made with extra care.
Besides . Large Assortment Of oorers Tooss.
II IARcUIER L LANOUES
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RI,ACKW,S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE
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Tomb Stones, .YnWsoZeNa,lS
MONUMENTS. TONES.
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HEAD AND FOOT TONES,
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Rv long experience IN the business. anS their faril
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PIPES & BRAnFN.:n. Agents
oct 81 Is -,
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To SUGAR PLANTERS.
sToTT'9
PATENT SUGAR MILL GOVEkN"|

Sugar lante"s wishin~ to contract Tor WI. :
for the next grinding season, sbou'o =
application Is carly az possible to
ROET S7U7T baton Rouge, -
STEPHEN ALLAN E5"Hn"
August <th-lm.
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NOTICE.

BATON RorGE. ra:embar Y. 1890,
kN.ON and after this date. I will Fl I'd no orders. nor
= sell any Groceries but fr .hr cas- on arl ve.y
Z rant Il distinctly "ndrrst cd that 7 make no eJreia.oo.
Nv c"nnfr' friends will 10 me . v",, ...4. w.,
settling as srl' as possible. either i J. f%=r.'
ron, sugar or mnias~as.
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stewards Cooking Stoves:
W." 4 ki's large "ve' AIR tight s4mme, and wiz
~ ter cooking -t"vrs. improved in 1s59 lhe ,o..,
s :. s.ove OF The ase-consumes less fuel AM
at the same time has all the Convenience. ;m,,;n.
pie belonging 70 til culinary aepar,m4nt We har.
Them OF assorted sizes. and will sell them at New
orleans prices-expeDses of Transportation add,d,
Call and examine. ""''''
LARGUIER 4 LANOnF
sept. 3y. Corner Iaf ana 49,; ~
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REYvolpsBuRG. FRAxk1l. Co.. ONO. ),

REYNolpsBURG. FRAxk1ls Co.. ONO,
January 9. 1891.
HENRY e. SrAtp1NG. No. ~ Cellar ST.. y. Y.-Dear
Mr-lncloSed find twenty. Eve cents. (25 for which
send box Of ..Cephalic Pills. Send to address III
Kew. VIM Filler. Rcyn"lishur9. Franklin Co., Ohio
Your Pulls rOrk like a chnrm-cure Headache almos.
instdnter. Truly yours.
WIN. C. FILLER.
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YPsILANT, Mich. Jan. IL 1897 i,

Y~rsILANT, NIcH., Jan. Il, 1867
Mr.. SPALDISG-Gr-No long Since l sent o vou for
. box Of Cepialic Pills for the cure Of the Nervous
Headache and .ostiveness. and received the sam
and they had so good AZ, effect that I ,ras induced TO send
for more.
Please send by return mail. Direct to
Ar WHEELER,
V.silanti, Mich.
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~
bhls bi. Sulph.,tr ~:
h. 20 bis rhlar wall
20 Dbl Caster oil

bbls BIZ Sulphatr :.:
70 bis rn!ar waAl -. r
20 Dbl { Caster oil.
10 d" I.i.>.t~'
2oi In. WIT" /
10 dozen ..,
~ 81 I,a-c
5000 choice pran
80 U0n German ",a;t.
30 casks Sc"tr!, i,
, bhls Plue icl Y.
% choice '.l.,
" g. Hn"on ~ - -
IS different k,o's # "..st.
Inherent prices.
80 dozen Barn:.m'- tiai';a.
20 reams Wra ,inv IA "r
50 boxes Chinese Fire-cratcr.
Allthe above articles are ,f"r.f NJ Nv ,trl ~,
Tics. either for cas-, nr or credit
IN " II. Druggist
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I safA ktosa the Examiner. Norfolk, Va.
Cephallic Pills q c~c..lpl1sh the object for which they
we're made, VII. Cure Of head ache In all its forms.
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EHENCH. ENGLlsn and domestic Print. "A full
ss.e'tnsnt % lssa and for sale BY
w A RoSEHFlELp.
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Far S0ie b.

EdNard and William Bo2el,
v holesale ard ket4il dealers in ra.,. h.,nical>
'rt"nt Medicines. &c, afa Yeftt stree r. tnr Eel &.
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BEVERLY. Mas. Dec. II. 1850.
H {. SPAIpISG. Fso| wish for some circular re- or
large show bills. t" bring your Cephalic Pills more
particularly before my customers. II Won have anv
thing Of the kind. please send to me.
One "f my customers. who ia subject TO severe Sick
Headache. CASUALLY lasting two ta V J mas cured nj an
attack in one hour BY your Pulls. which ! sent her.
Respectfully yours.
W. B. WILKES.
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BELLE VERNON. Ono. janis. 1851.

BELLE VERNON. Ono. Jan. IS, 1851.
Henry c. SPArriSc. Esq -rlease find inclosea
twenty Ave cents. for which send me another box of
y""r Cephaiic Fills. They are truly the best Pills !
hare crer tried.
Direct, \. STOvEH. Pm.
Belle Vernon Wyandot Co., 0.
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VI y VEu2
II Produces kOtundtty Of Form
II Produces ROtunsiity of Form
IL R~OtMsldity OF Form
II Produces lt0tuns'ity Of Form
! Produces ROtundity of Form
- tnaaie. Of n Thin and spare liable
-. a.a"aies of n Thin ard spa re Habit
~ Felna,es OF ~ Thin aud Spare Habit
81" Females of a Thin aud Spare Habit
d" Females Of u Thin and spare Habit
r." Er,Sates Of q IhAM and Spare Habit
lu Females of a Thin aud Spare HABIT
H. Females OF a THU aud Spare Habit
10 Females OF a Tisi, aud p re Habit
Every Invalid should
Every Invalid should
Every Invalid Should
Every Invalid Should
Every lnvalid ShOuld
Every Invalid Should
Every Invalid Should
Every invalid Should
Try One PACKAGE
Try One Package.
Try One Package.
T.y Omc acAa4e
Try One Package.
Try One PackaXe
IRIS One
Try One Package.
ssod = Postage Stamp to the Proprietors for thst,
pampnlet Oh { +. Diseases OF stomach and Bowels.O
VI. ". BLISS 4 CO., fropri. tors,
1863 Broad ~ Hy, New Tsrh,
For .,ak in
EDWARD X WILLIAM BOGEL.
WHOLESAE
R Gs.
Chemycals, Patent Medicinee. Periumery ETC.,
LaAyaf%o a., N-,r Chnrvt.
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THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS or
sPALDING's CEPHALIC PILLS,
WILL CONVINCE ALI. WHO SUFFER- FROM
Fl F A y A G. RI F.

HAvERFoRD. Pa. Feb. 6 1857.
Mr. SrALplHs-Sr-I wish you to send me %. more
box OF your ~Cephalic Pills. Iharc received a oreat deal
q benefit from them. Yours. respectfully
MARY
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SPRUCE CREEK. HUNTINGTON. Co. PAD
January. IS. 1851.
H. Z. SrALDlSG-Sir You i'll please send me two
boxes Of your Cephalic Pill. .~.nt! hem Immediat ely
Respectfully yours.
JNO 3 SIMONS.
s.! hnre used one b"r Of your Pills. and find
them excellent.
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Fomhe Examiner, Morfak, "a.
They have hem tested in more than : thousand
cases with entire success.
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COPIES.

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HARNESS, COLLARS. &c.
1 NEW supply Of fresh cart breechin9. hog skin
IA collars, blind brides. cart. saddles. saddles. kc,
LARGUlER 4 LAEOUE
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ONDON. - HUGHES HOTEL AND BOARDING.
IL House, Nos and Scotts Yard Bush Lane, Cannon
street cy within four mnutes walk Of the Bank and SQy
Exchange. Established l8Al. Terma-Bed, % breadHk,
Il aanScnson a g. dinner table d,ho.s = tea Il
sucn meals As may suit their convenience Atts1dAnce Cd
per day preferred fixed charged on he American
plan. VIII board Qcur neals per day. Including attend
Piled II required.
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HOTELS.

IMPERIAL HOTEL, CORK, IRELAND THIS LONG
established and wen known Hotel Il conducted on the
approved system. large and elegant Coffee Room Is
ssss Table da6.e every day q half past aI O'Clock The
train Hot cold and shower baths always ready Might por-
YER In attendance. COTTON BON, Propretore.
'JuRYg HOTEL. cOILE0K GREEN. DUBLIN THIS
81 Hotel Is central clean and commodioua Kverv A.
tention paid 70 The comfort gues Private dstis9 roma
WILLIAM JURY, Proprietor.
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THE LA 1OuRETTE HOUSE. BERGEN POINT n J. .
is now open In confederation of the stSingensy OF tho
times engagements will he made with boaTdes n rcdctop
from fo,%er rstes the house s maintaining i reputation
river ct 20 II 40 32O TO and 69O from Dsy stree g.
10}s anc ~ o'clock WESLEY W. HILL. Pr,vrie.,r
THIS DAY-tHE PROPRfGTOR NAY BE BEEN From
J 70 o'clock, a. VA broadway. Mountain Glen, Plain
road OF New Jersey especially desirable to families wishing
mountain air; large shady lawn and quiet
THE PAVILION, NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN ISLAND.
L Is now open. Families single persons wishing 70
spe the summer months ncw make tier selections oc
aparmentA T. BLANCHARD, Proprietor
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OCEAN yousE, NEWPORT, I-MsssRs KEanE

OCEAN house. NLWPORT, r I-MESSRs EERNER
" BIRCH have much pleasure IN notifying their hume.
re us fIlend and the public that the Ocean House Wiz be
opened Tor the reception of guests the 9Th Of June rhe
nigh reputation the tcsan House bas acgued during the
Every department. will be by
yccnvcIssnt with the bness expense or exertou
VIII be pared by tho unders gned Of
their guests enbc Hemsnulers celebrated Orchsetra
long and av0raby known Newport has been
exclusively for the Ocean Hou-e -e~eSN
diagram Of the bouse DO seen and rooms ennsced
the Clarendon Hotel, In this city. KERNER BIksyH
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OCEAN HOUSE, SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH, N
" J.This splendid resoyt now oosn FOR the
season season Fr fishing sea and river bathos veil Tor
Price for transient 81 Is per day. from
foot of Robfnson street tw day
Cap. A. II. HAGGE RTY, Proprietor