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, 1865-09-23
COMMERCIAL.

FnDAr-EyEsrso, Sept. =
The following summary shows the movement in
Produce md Provisions eurtnt, the past 81 hours
compared with the movement for the sane 1ue last
year:
, 1865-09-23
CHICAGO LEnrER 11AR11Er,

FE1nAr ETK@IS1, Scrt. =.
Lr1EEE-There were no carsors In the creek to-
day. llercn We have no transactions to rtcord.
In tic ys1ds trade II active at the following qcota-
ttons:
, 1865-09-23

...-....... Friday Evrtllng. Sept, n.
BEEF CATT1E-Aecording to thu Eoa.d OF Trade
report the receipts ard shipments since our last !ssus
com7sred with The corresponding period Of 1ss hass
been follows IL should be bozna IN mind tst these
receipts snd stipaenss really hose Of tho day pre-
, 1865-09-23

The chief sensation In oil, mad indeed, the
most considerable oil item that cvcs had q
Chicago basis, Is tha purchase fcw days
e1pce, by aicssrs; Wright g. C1si;tendcn Uhe
latter Geo. R. Chittendm Of this city, Of the
Ho,mden 1arm, {Pit IIole,) the most valuable
single oil tract In the world. The purchase Is
understood 10 be for ono million and Aalf
dollars, for which substantial sum afessrs,
rtalhee & Duncan have parted with their en-
tire land interest at rlt Hole and 1t is now the
property of the above named gentlemen. It
includes the land interest In the great flowing
wells whose net income to Messrs.! Wright d:
Chittendcn is some four or five thousand dol
lars per day- These wells include the United
States well end its G1catcr and less ncighbor=.
and tue whole site Of Tit Hole City, With
leases 10 the amount OF s6o, 900 annual rental,
together with the depot grounds. One
hundred and thirty wells ara going
down On the properly Of which the
present owners Of The farm hold the
one quarter interest. Oil at Pit Hole Is SELL
ing nj two dollars per barrel, md 1t costs two
dollars 10 haul It 10 the river or railroad.
Within month the railroads will he tini shed
10 PIT Hole City aud the cost OF forwarding
the oil will fall 10 fifty cents per barrel,
adding handsomely to the income Of these
wells. It Is only necessary to add, as q mat
ter Of history, that other Chicago parties
hnyc been IN treaty for this great oil farm,
and claim TINT their aclinn lies in damages
against the former owncta Tor breach Of con.
tract, Nc give the whole facts as received
here and the current topic of discussion among
oil men. Among the numerous oil properties
and expectations, still In the fnturc a to sub
stautiai realization, it is gratifying to publish
solid oil fact, and congratulate all who set
II down to their profit.
, 1865-09-23

The Vote OF Colorxtlo4
The Denver Nctos of the l1th gives incon-
plete returns Of the vote on the Slate Coustf-
tuition and the negro suffrage c1ausc, footing
, 1865-09-23
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

tan tdles ar Gralu 1re nor made on oasfs n &c
afercgt in Grrnrc1nre tefsh ftsoi9tign I1ssed on
'EadTar. andaSe 10 seDcrttIoy slest otaer,etss
sp<cfBtd.l .
FREIGHTS-LAKk FHE16HTs--We1r stcadr and
Drm. arrangements were: Ecars Kate Dar1ey, Geo.
Gchle, Sunnysiic L. j. Clntk, MEn. Flax, IT, X GoIa,
Transport aud Golden Fleece Cora 70 Buffalo. at9c-
, 1865-09-23

Illustration Of thr unittac Influences Of st- sad CON.
rMrrp Whch shall bind rs together - one people, In
Union not to be broken Long may 1t tand. symbol
c4l Of this power and patriotic public spirit which viii
xs doubt not In the futufe as In the past h1acSerx:
The nu4iEtse Of Chicago.
, 1865-09-23

Il Is pretty well known that While VIC sp.
prove Of some features in the policy Of Ercsi-
dent johnson relative to reconstruction We
oppose others With all our hu1nGtc might.
We approve Of The policy which set aside ali
rebel State Governments existing prior to
L4e'a surrender ss nuiitis:s. Though this por-
lion Of the Administrative policy Of the
Government may be said to have been de-
rived iy Jo1inson's from Ltncosn's admins
1ration,) and Of the additional policy render
cd Inevitable By the preceding, that the Fed
cral Government should assume the iai.iatirc
In, and control OF, tho reconstruction OF The
rebel States But We are opposed to such In
iuatIye lcips regarded as flnality Ia advance
Of its Endorsement by Congress Or the peo-
pie; i. {. VIC oppose the reinsestmcnt Of Fresi-
dent Johnson's *texpcriments" with NIL those
r1ghte to maintain ,nilltia, to pass laws
which are Of binding force independent Of The
will or consent Of the Federal Government,
&c, &c, which IN fact can only belong to
actual States, that hare been restored to
their proper practical relations to the union.
We approve OF President Johnsonss policy
Of maintaining order In the lately rebel
States, by the presence Of Federal troops,
until all that the President, as the head of the
c1ecn1tfc ofsncn o. Tue Fcacsal Government,
deems essential 10 DC done ~ those states 70
fssloFc 14ell proper pfaclhAl feiauons 10 Inc
Chon' nas pecn uone' Duls Is !ne ffesluea1
docs no. represent the en.lre feae'a' eoVe'n.
men'' 1of INC purposes "a reconstruction. pal
only one equa1 anu co-oso1nate nfanen OF II,
ana as il Is as mncn within the province OF
CONGRESS as OF the fresidcni- to prescribe
what sha1l oe essential 10 restore the
rebel States TO their proper psacti-
cal relations to tho Union, We
oppose the President: i policy If It shall prove
to be such as events thus fur indlcate) OF
Withdrawing federal troops when Lis own
terms Of RECONSIDERATION hare been COMPLIED
with, without waiting to see whether his own
1esrns nj reconstruction ure sat;sfsrt rtorv 10
rorerees- ne slon,a reward anr, ~, ,ct ar
o,o1o,ars u, +la ,rro, ,1,,t 1r,r15 j.. ~ hso-,
co,nn,,,4 oa 1t. p-ss,do,, po,,, ~ W. osas-as
.,,- o,n,. ,,s rcc,,,,,4,,x,, ,, of 49,. -ss,,.
s..t 80 ~.oan,5ns a. -,,,css,s.S VI
.- - ~. ~ ~, =. cn,a+o ~
-, - 49, .sa,t..E,,.1.;.a ,a,r". ~ as ras
.s.s.s - :. ~ ~ fths -nsons, ;aa 1owor A. ~ ~
@ ts,,, ~ ~ snd J,s,,and,non, ~ a.. tas
r.s ~ ",,st,...,o- tnaraFnx ~ .o,a, 49, si',.,s
@',,s ~. 49, 1aa.s.s 49, s,;,;.. ~ ca..ss. ;1.4 10
se,,.od ~ a,ao. .nx c,,,a. oona:t,aas - ~ ~
oaas4 41,,ts,- 1,,.n t;,,s. rcn,,,-cS ,,r 1ba p,as
tsa.1t ~. 49, =. 49, ~ ~~.,,a - sG.a;c,., -
c-c;on ~ conrrrss bv TIM prcs;dcnt
, donccrons and undcmocratic cncroach.
n-,,t 7,r the Fxccutive an thr r3cn.s
, 1865-09-23

EAHE0N UILCThe dnr411d conlauts good, 1nt
stocks vrry l.hf. PRICES are nf1n. We lGnta:
gc-t White on, = r hsf Ss1s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to-dsy, 4lm 81 Cut
Meat. Shipped ta9 hEis Po.k and ~ ~ - Latd.
Tic dcnbEd fbr BaEEclcd Pork to-day Wa conpaE1-
lively flsht. and tho MARKET ruled light
Meas Pork-Hemand !lsht. sjeI to.ssy Esro; j
Primo AtcNn Purk-s tarketquirt but tru,. safea
50 brls rr-rzckcd 81 3sH.M
and nnlugnEi at i14esle, packed. for Shoulders aud
16Y91sc TT Sides. No Hama IN maTSet. x,
Layl-EttJ srarre and 6rtn- Saies eo-dsy, ~ ffcA
atcam Leaf Iasd at SC.
SEf;A Rs+Thrrr u1t no new points to notice.
Ttada Is hEttk and Tho mAfkEt i nm It qn0iA
, 1865-09-23

lG Fnnni;iecs;Ss, !sa115s :5 51is ;hip1s b..
Mse. ose aeys nn 5ee 5 m Sst1ss Fl as II r. "a
~ Moeds J. ;i + II q: IS ~ ~ III! ossea tio
= 81 ise ss5 e. I'D i IL siis ( = & e WIZ 4
sa sasl9s s ess
sas Tls Il Ill: "a lri5 4sS aat
n59 sssd i y ei a s.. Il oSIs = g:
~ b;s q s.cs; q b1ls q tss9; 5 bis "yISt,fa st
eT I'D 10 " q ~ p
y E5ss eaa 4 @ ET n ,rpe ,7,5 a.
hhFhs5 IA iIsr IS f is 1; 1'f5;; III
y II = e e; y Ss :ISa
s ( q + 4 q ]! = 4 s !, ;;Ss: i Il
axe: 500 81 Do at q; SO b9 DO It soc-cosnF With
4 Ss: SiPfp s ~ I'D .spps ssss :; 1
1!sriet st.1dy for No. and &c better No. = Re
Ss sa + IS s. q i Is Is
Is a. :. 81 s. b 81 ssts s2 81 81 e : S
d ss SC ico ba Do a 70: &oha DO 4t;9e; 10y 6a
Is{SE s Il 5: = 5 g. e. "ess si
s9P S@ess,st5 a5 5 III 5a :na ssPp s e II b
Ms:kst steady: sales Nsse: SSiooo ba Se; Fl aNs;
M Z g III e. i i Sss Ss y IS s. 3 3 e
81 bo % ai S:c; 100 bu dSF 2c1osias steaay At .S
E ea .a,spsa 6; s.; T. N,,ks: ls
1pe0 hp do at &c; 2Gobu So34s ssKc: SO bu do at
E5c 9;;sQ bp 10 Ut tic; pCJ b1 Eeiccte1 at lJc.
UAKLEF-Reccived, n.sSo bu. Market moro &C.
M ss, ~ 81 81 ':s Is aE & IS sa q q s
seo hu TO # s:c +eo 9a DO a. sc; seo ha q vi -
isc-nli on tracz ioo bu re;ec.ci At sc ln store
ALCOEIOLcMarket nominal At $t.i1l ILL.,
UNCGM EOfcS-Aaszet quiet. Sales werc.
REA SA-Thtre i nothing doing and the market Is
cotEtpal 1t II .0G@l.9.
HKAN-A1arkef auiat At $8.u1,
f}El at Es9sec. ..
DUTTEk-Ihe market cont1nuesactiyc, ,autl prices
are Ifuer solaY. Several pnrtie4 huysg largely
, 1865-09-23
CHICAGO STOCK uARKEr.
FprDAr ETEt1NG, Sept. $40 a. m.
aALEa ,A1 YmsT BOARD.

New York Stock Market.
Closns prices for cash sept.c, is65 receirrd By F.
@. Ealtonsta1l & Co., Commission, Stock and Bond
WA, s3r
, 1865-09-23
JAYNE,S SANATIYE PILLS,
.Dyseutery, Diarrhea,
Cholera Summer Complaint all Bowel
~'4'- Affections, &C.,
ARE PROMPTLY CURED BT
1fyyF,s ClRMIyATIVE BALSAM.

I JIYNES CIIk-H1-t111FI OALoAM.
,+.k s.s. and ecrtxtn IN lts actou aaord!or I'M
n,este srIIef Vhx1 promptly a!nln!sisred As~ does
hos @ af{aences cf climate. being eqraly effective IN al
sfitudes ~ ~ te1peess VIZ. 4 claims 70 bea
shouid bc supplied with.
Diarrhea and Dysentery.
II never fas u anhue the most violent attacs. OF
theis complaints. no matter isogn what cause they
originate As chAokts Of Nater. climate &C. otteu pro-
dure shete serious hiseA3cN and should
always ketp supply Of the Cumulative BY them
,Agiatic Cholera.
The prompt use Of Dr. D. Iaypea Cazntaatlva I1al-
IAN viii alw1ys remove she Datfhea and Cranp1
which accomps.y the attacks OF Cholera, thus orfn
conqucffre ne disease IN It's iuclpleacy. It has No
queztly ben administered Ia neiyhhothoo1s Hhere
tho Cholefs haA been raging systematically and haane
faArH 10 SiTe Immediate act permanent relief.
, 1865-09-23

:: Receipts nj THE Water.
The quantity Of rour, wheat. aud aarey laf 1t
sdr vSttr IL M the commencement OF nsrg1tIou Is
she i4t weeE Of SG1tezu1cz during the yearl lSl R1
, 1865-09-23
LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE.

he American Board OF Commissioners
for Foreign mf.sfons-The Prcsfdentsn
polIcy-G1vc the Soldier, the Omccs-
Keep up the OrgaDlznt1ou-The sun-
day Ordinance-petrolcum for Cook
Ing rurposes-IToxc to Kalsc Cotton.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-08-25
DITCH NOTICE.

NTOTICE is hereby given, that N. H. Remsburg ant
~ others filed their petition with the Auditor of San
dusky county Ohio praying for the location of Ditch
Water Course Notice is also given that there ha,
been survey of said Ditch made according 70 law anG
that said Petition will up for hearing before the
Board of County Commissioners the Sth day of Sen
tember 1866, at which time said Board will act upou
said Petition and if found expedient will establish The
and apporon the labor of constructing and tn,
expense of locating The general said Ditct
or Water is follows: Commencing on the lanC
Daniel Harley and running thence across the and
of J. earns, N ,ReInsbuTg VIM. Jackson George Kee
nan, J. Shae, Wm Mitchell, David Snyder, Mr.. Wise
NJ J. Daub and Waggoner, following an old Ditch an6
Swae and emptying into Muskalunge Creek. The fol-
lowing lands will be made Interested ~ -,-l
Daniel Harley, part west half south quarter sec
tion II, township 4, north range IA, Is acres
J. earn, part east half southeast quarter section IL
township 4, north range IA, 20 acres.
n H Rensburg, part west half, southwest quarter
section IL, township 4, north range II, 20 acres.
VIM. Jackson part east half Southwest quarter sec
ton l6, townships, north range IA, rs acres.
Heirs Of j. Brown part west half east half northeast
quarter, section TO- township north range a. acres
J. Brown, part east half east half northeast quarter
section 20: township 4, north range II, acres.
T. B. Brown, part west halt nor quarter sec
tiou q, township 4, north range H. acres.
Geo KeenSn part west half, southeast quarter sec
tion l6, township 4, north range II, 20 acres
B. Andrech, part east half southeast quarter section
10, township 4, north range II, 10 acres =
J. Shale part north half north east quarter, section
q, township 9. north range II, IS acres.
VIM Mitchell part north hall, north quarter sec
tion 22, township 4, north range H. 15acres.
J. Newberg, part north hall, south half northeast
quarter section 81 township 4, north range H. acres
David Snyder part south half northwest quarter sec
tiop e. township 4, north range IA, % acres
Mr. Wise part northeast quarter south quarter
section %, township 4, north range IL acres
N. j. Daub, part northeast quarter aud north
porth range IA, Is acres.
Mr. waggoner part east half southwest quarter, Sec
ton e. township 4, north range u, Is acres.
Fremont, August 4, 1865 Slw5
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-08-25
STARVED TO DEATH. :.

We thought we knew the terrible meaning Of
those few words when nearly distracted moth
CT used them in speaking of child of her own
who wasted away before her eyes from want Of
sufficient sustenance in her sickness, loneliness
and poverty. And we had the same thought
when we penned the words last Saturday for a
notice in the evening papers, But, on Sunday
morning as we repeated them in the hearing Of
one OF our young friends returning in health,
strength and happiness with his delighted moth
or 70 our humble chapel, he added something
wnlcn gave new and fearful import to the ex-
preston. ~ es, sir, said he; land have seen
tne Llngs' hke those iE circus, beaten hard on
the the ground where our poor boys ran round when
ful hands keep the grass forever from or rro~ino
upon those rings, and in the centre of the sbamee
ful circle let monument be reared To tell tbo
meaning of the thing to the last generation '-l'
For here our heroes and martyrs were barriod
and hurried. hunted and hounded to their mo
MAC graves -'St1rUed to deqthF'-to such a
death--and for whst?-Bo Transcript
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-08-25
A southern POrtrnit of general Gran,

The Richmond Times, in noticing the ovation
to General Grant il Boston, has the following
sppreciative remarks:
at is not every man, nor is it every event.
that can kindle warmth in the hearts of the Bos-
tonians. 1t requires an extraordinary man, or
an event OfuncOmmOn Importance TO do so. 1t
is not surprising that the people of the North
should turn out IN great numbers TO meet Gem
eral Grant Such man is not TO be met with
every day or every year He is one of the first
commanders of this age, and, as a man, he has
displayed qualities that must attract universal
respect Plain and unpretending in his address,
OF modest speech and manners, disdaining 10
court attention by the trappings of office he
persues the even tenor of his way like a quiet
private gentleman. To the skill and courage of
the soldier he unites that solid integrity which
is Oftener found in private station than in the
haunts of public life. The South does not Weld
to the North in respect for and appreciation of
General Grant. While the Southern people are
far less excitable and demOnstrative than the
people of the North, we believe that they look
upon General 6rant with as much interest and
real admiration as he excites among them
Richmond fell before him, and with it the gov
ernment of which it was the capital; but to this
day that noble conquerer has never entered its
gates. Whether this proceeded from delicacy
OF feeling, from generous and respectful con-
sideration for. the people, or from any other
cause, it must always present him in a most fa-
yorable light. A vain, weak, egotisticaI man
would have delighted TO exhibit himself under
such circumstances, and TO be pointed out as to
the hero OF the occasion. General Grant, from
the close of the war up to this hour, has main
tanned digni6ed silence, reserve, and seclu-
sion. that contrasts most favorably with the pre-
tentious airs and pompous display exhibited by
many men of greatly inferior mark and merit
While they swell, and strut like the vain pea
cock he strinks from observation He cannot.
of course, be expected to bury himself. but as
far as it is possible he appears TO keep himself
out of the range of observation. We do not
doubt that it would be far more agreeable TO him
TO be permitted to make his present tour like
private ordinary citizen; but this is out of the
question There is universal desire to see
shake hands with, and bestow public honors
upon the great General who has won the proud
and who in his great place, has borne himself
with so becoming modesty'
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-08-25
gorrual
From the Evening Post.

From the Evening Post.
2Efs DREAMTIME. 81 - I'd
Alone, watch the dying day,
j see its tints of orange paling;
And just beyond the rufiled bay,
Grey misis the purple bills are yelling,
Upon the roof weird fingers play,
And all the winds are full of wailing.
Life scpen book before me lies,
And as turn it's leaves back, family
The pictures ofthe Past arise,
Strange forms go by-appareled quantity;
Sweet voices whisper, and dear eyes
Shine as OF old-dHire and sanity.
Once more l hear the gentle ryhme
Where falling leaves still waters dimple
The woods low murmur, and the chime
VI siivery streamlets as they wimple,
And live again, the golden time
or childhood's joys-sO pure and simple.
What pretty pebbles paved the creek,
The dear old creek by mulberries shaded
There the shy frogs played hide-and- seek
Through lilies-with sweet spices laded
And our wee shadows seemed to speak
From whispering wavelets, as we waded.
What leagues Of nectar wooed the bees
To buckwheat hills or dales of cioveri
What twittering birds on blooming trees
clyocu tcbucIigs dBd pldyeu Ine lONef!
While Time, with odOrous breath of ease,
Told the delicious idyl overl
We reckoRed then, each year a gain; '-'s8
Now they counted with our losses;
Sharp tborns and thistles give us pain.
Where then we trOd Springs velvet moses;
Then of our foweryi garlands vain,
And now, awesry with our crosses.
| gathered wild-fiO yesterday,
But somehow flowers have lost their sweetness;
Some quail were startled-even they
Seem TO have lost their old discreetness,
And only hopped beside the way,
As ifthey had no need for heetness.
But when | see the children meet,
FlOwer-laden, from their plays returning;
Care trampled by their needless feet
Their trustful souls all shadow spurning;
Their hearts wild with impatient beat,
And hopes bright fires within them burning;
know life blooms the same, but
Shall breathe its old-time fragrance-never!
The dreary NOw-the dear Comedy, t
The bridgeless floods of sorrow sever
Ah, mel how wistfully / sigh
For dreamtime lost-and lost foreverl
ttf EMILE LAWSON.
San Francisco, August, 1865.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-08-25
LEGAL NOTICE
In Ssndusky county Ohio, Court of Conn

IN Sandusky county Uhlo, Court Of Common Pleas
A BIGAL KEATING and Joshus Keating. of Az,
n State Of Iowa, and David Williams whose rssidance
il unknown, heirs at law of Henry Williams deceased
late Of Sandusky county, State of Ohio are hereby in
formed that petition fled on the sixteenth dav Of
August eighteen hundred and sixty ve in the oce Of
the CLERK Of said Court alleging the death of the said
henTy and asking partition of the property of
wen ne died seized Fhe real ebate being described as
lots Nos one, one hundred and seventyseyen and
hundred and seventy-eght, and the north and middle
porons OF lot number two hundred ard four with their
NJ Clyde, county Of Sandusky and State of Ohio
petition will be for bearing at the next term ~ ad
Court, TO commence October the second ls65 -. S sou
Z1LPHA WILLIAMS
"a" WILLIAMS
Petitioners.
August Is, 1895 ssve
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-08-25

Once having seen them will convince the mos.
cal that they are just what has been long ssnssnq
Herald, "hs'-
am daily receiving letters similar to those above from
musicians also from persoas who have the
Instruments in use; every Instrument warranted ar
have all the facilities for manufacturing these NeIo
deons every department. being user my personal
provements, that am placing before the nnh;c
superior largeS sl with evenness of tone
not heretofore obtained ey other Aelodeon msnnGe
second to none. 80 .--f,,Ei i 80 " aNSs
orders ws securaa as prompt attention. as ii tAe
ues were hSre % select Address all osaass to f~
w. w. WHITNEY.
l5l Sura%%iSt Ssreet, Toledo. Ohio
Factory f46 d f4S ssa,nmit Street, Toledo
Nov. rs, 1854. to Jsa Is, 1861 = -
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-08-25
3
IA|.s:S1HI|''S J
Established 1875 /.

Twenty-Five years ago Mr.. R. E. Sellers Commenced to
manufacture this remarkable Syrup for home demand.
little dreaming it destined to form important
branch of his drug business But from year wear the
knowledge of its value spread from family to family
county to cOUnty-State TO State-tin now it may be
found in nearly every town in the Western country and
is considered indispensable in thousands of families
FROM a. GUsHING, DRUGGIST, SOUTH BEND, IND.
D. $. OWEN, Esq, Dear S-In reply to your favor of
the 18th instant would say that Sellers Medicines
far exceededmy expectations; and in have they
failed to produce the desired effect The Cough Syrup
for COughs, Colds &c, and the cheapness of the
article places it within the reach of ALL which, together
with its ecacious qualities renders it universal favor
ite Not day passes without calls for athe
thing needfu at this of the year. viz: Sellers
Cough syrup, A. g. CUSHING.
PREPARED AND SOLD BY
E. R. SELLERS & CO., .Pittsburg, Pa
For sale by DR.. E. DILLON & SON.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-08-25
IMPROVED

TOLEDO, Ohio, October 26th 1854
DEAR SIR; is with the utmost willingness that eivs
my testimony as regards the exoelency of your Meloe
ons After thorough acquaintance with the instrn
ments OF other makers candor compes me to saw that
those OF your surpsss them as regards
ely OIL tonch evenness OF voicing; and freedom from
all hardness, and thnness of tome shall upbesifat-
ingy them in to the numerous iuoui
ries OF purchasers. Yours truly, E. p SPRAGUE.
' Prof OF Music, and 0rganist of Trinity Church
The smeothensss of the tone makes beautiful acoo.s
paniment for the voice 7liAuae OS
Surpass every thing IN this line we have ses, h,h.
French or rAmericap-.-C0mmercfaI. - "'ei
Accept, Mr.. Whitney, my sincere conor.,r,...
Henceforth Toledo may advantageousy cempete ;th
of the srgsr cities in the construction of MeIo6
d. DEVIVo, Opera Manager, N. Y
Really vary atTact;va and ha.r.;s,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-08-25

Mr. ": w WHITNEY, Toledo, ohio.-I wish to express
my admiration of the superiority of the Mslodsops 90
your manufacture. The Reedy or Nasal tone rsuslfn
found in Aeodeons is entirely obvsted by your
ments Wishing you the success you So we'll deserve
am yours uuiy' W: b. THOMPSON, Prof Music, N Y.
Never seen any thing of the kind that interested MS 80