davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly sun., 1865-03-04
From Virginia.

Reported Reverse 10 cen. Mcsde's Army.
Vht Cistyhti, FsJ -. The fsr,, W,sh .nEton
sreciL has 8 report thst GrusrSi lee al asaotcd
General Monde, AMI thst our tops uot With .
reverse. The Psss cofre-Iouarti Ssys le cannot
ul'c ,hc rcrortto suy Is.stIo source. lie rLiss
states cdtors'yi
report was current IN wAsN'rston lsrt night
tlat Gfnl hsi tee s.tagicl D.. I.H,, ad thRl ,ur
troops hal met . reverse. ,s iz Mt nalf'ly.
We OK oct tic hsrdest h.'hlg Of tho war from
Loc, aud 10 Wi e snrprs ~ Is % sons ot the IN
gAgcni.uts he should not lc r3eress,.l. ~ there
IN reason ~ .nucip.te suv important de'cst--
srsAI rrasJns ior faith in uin1 mate victory.
BGltinors, FEB. s3.--1hc bautIorc AN1Io. "
hss sdvices hom City rYiut dovn 10 yes,oriay
morn ag AL was heu quiet, With no iu1i ,.ionH
Of . movement Of any kind. 1as roads are very
muddy. The Il eamooI p.uers speak Il the bad
condition Of tae r'a'-, renderinc A,7uy movements
Impossible. They contain no news whatever.
The PhiAdel,his s'oi s., ~ 10. rcv.'se 60 General
xsais, u you'd seer from sl.S iI vitbHJi iouu. =
ton.
Ec'hmqton- F,b - .Ia. 'nf-ultion '-ul
Vi. Army of tho IONS siIcs Aha! tic army wss
IN great gleo osNr tae csptnr' of CAAto-ton They
hes'n {, sec In IL evscp-u-n of tia, sUousholi
that ,hc en- = .'.r lahore 'lavs n.h. = - otto.
salute was lred taroughou. tte whole luo il 'auor
Il Ne sv,nt
The weekly sun., 1865-03-04

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Iow t'"' NN.. % "0.
have a. c--s ,....... . -.
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t'..'. 'f
ua '-''st4.. y .-.- ... -- N.. y. ... >. g.,
g.. r....-.
COVER .m -...' l. .'
v-.,N ihe f.e..et s.t.. ..-., -. ...- t..
cee, -- @. o., . 2. '.-. .. ave ..-. s.--,-
r,o~rg .o-ws.f .r.- .. ..t ... = -.t Car.
t.r. ,,...-...... .....s
-
h.'.'.' .' aut '" g. - ui Ices ar ..-. '''
.reat a. .h ..-i.r. " ,f-- . t. r. ~
80 rrr.t a.. .s.tt tt-t.. r. ....-t. r.tr Iar.,i O..
sNtauu.r. res rrt.rc 81. tr,f. .lt.r.t..t, ...
80 suir - from a Ire.,.t N. ,alt 81. poets.
vIi' ,Ie. dlly f-rtu o., 'yr Nu.. ..lc,. 'trauarlI
ueu cal, % for Wv VI Iu.aIr. vh- vii
30 tbc r,d With to- gtHtte-t .,ia,r.ty. ana .oon
Hcomc Crc,iclt sDu.tr.. 'u.t.re "a u.cy are
Vt. ihe hfpc n so.ctv sI.,c.s. lie SAID, ''Csl
We rreveit nc success g our rscuirt' can We
'u' n,oN ,ne h'l.l,y o' ht 'ol. 'rr'e Sla'e-
the Uu'ts s,a,e., C,n ,.t t,li ON, rem. .rt,o
icfutpr, Csu w., even prevent tts,sIo ot X 20.
r.uud 1ri ,ne cgf. BE- ,r u,strl. Con oi o,r only
remain n army, i,,Itss sst 10 nc fIli extent of on.
Nne ~ uls,iol' -, itqse aut,. "a. hs,e a..
fc..dy teen swcrrd ~ IN, gov, ,-.rlert tscif iu
we negative, by IA esins o. su,- tic u chmond
SESttNrL aId R,lmoui EsovpfE WIo utve ds
ared INC contest ~ . too uu,pla to 70 louge-
m'ints Ell, url,ts No arm oit' asySs " H. vs.,
oTpus,I O. .rm-ag thc slaves. Ou a. . .u. irrt h,
ssid: We t,yr ten taA,c .ilva~ A. home l., one
hIte msl. Excite hem s. frenzy Ivy passing .
law 30 cor-crps o cra, ,nd We w. ~ hASe a. ~.
mediate ilsurrecduu, Wai.t, 10 put uowu, would
re mo t"o NNuraWipg Of out srmiea, Lnus
leaving the ffid 10 our eusmes n 70 m
'urreOu5n took Iiscc, they would ether go
nvsr T. Me eauuy IA toJ. ~ turn q cir
sups upon vs. WIN t''l cons f'p's Tor leaders"
The weekly sun., 1865-03-04
Important from Texas.
The Tr~uch 80 Nntnmoias "1utc fhe re-
hel EiaE ~ ynpt0rns oT an AN'uTrc Re-
tween Ia kcbUl- uId dr rNimiiinn.

Cr',o Pei. '5.-lhe Nev q leans l'ra e,y.
the rr"uci Al NaAmor~ oqmp.mc-t ihc rc'ei
Ca nni r,ss thc Arc .icar .,lars 90 a,utrv,.
ruo Houston trr-a'. T.1.aq,rH p,' 'l-, - the
'orre-rondcncc hci~e'u Ne rc'cl rol,uc riar-o.,
con nspiing At San Aut'ni., aud Gcucrsl / Pc,
'9pmtrdi1g t'e r~rrror MrtIrn ism trour- ,si
tNc h1r ~ ~ ,ho Eip G-7r'e CIlua.l p crslr So
sIro Gclerni Lopez thot . 10 IN" dcorc of the
Confederate Govrruu ant 60 ncr 4u size most ami
cable relations With th' lnl .isI hnyorursut 81
Mexico, snd trat tho cordialltF "-iei'1r ict-vren
ine,n s1pl not hr divtur 80. ~ 6 ON ,iAuks
zen, raj Lopez i.r protecting thc lut'usis Of the
southern people.
Gen. IN'-- r~J''e crnfc--ir- - ~ h's s'rur1-
thcs tur The nonle csuSH NJ the south, ana ry-
UUIt to C7' f.'rron his sincere friendship T. IL
!II; ~ .uE plscci - end ~ This mil &, j.
luc, rud"r ~ ,is-tv me Fuperr. Nsyfu'.Is sr.
I4e sns Of hc g 'niodor,cv rciv upln ful
security FOG thcir T. .-es .uu1 snu usl cs >, AMI
tgr Con eicrNcy Way a!H- ret 1Hsurcl '.st tlo
rprer sntst.vrs ~ the ~ n'rr - ,. s'rro the
l1-dor, Lr,', LIJ frNul. OF, O tucit friendship
SIS ,nl sc .gr.y hat %. rs.t wl' D., poruit.cI h.
or. luisr p,. NNN,an so'l Tor q" 4'a.. T S1u.l.
cri t.rg 90
The weekly sun., 1865-03-04
Geographic News Iteur, &c

1nrrr n-o to hc .hrse dsc' a. ro.snu ,iinF
he rptNc s.r'cis r,rnbu.t u ne curing ~"
y'st'N "a uiNtl.
Tus '1u-r.yuer p,'r'o.. ~ Ler-o0v. -th hav-
r,tniv@' &c. ohut ~ ~ pr "Py '.- 'nsI- BE- or f'yi'
o.. q sttr Aar ~.
Cr, hu1rir's f-.sut' 'rc rov r--s''p~ n'-,
upln Ino g.s4d.ut for iae co.. .,nu. O.. O t.ara'.
.rcui Kn.r.,-. On O. p y.-orud ,a' tc III, 49,
st'c 10Y ~, 'r'ss.uy ~ -rillss.
rir. two Arru.ir. ~ suus c,y.lr.i ~ ro'i -.
"- nrr cortpg rtT. '1" wit ." .r't 'n =
1ui, si,d "a u'Ior resa.I'. o. a' NHrIuSop
Nr,y NAr'.
\ aoy,- IN tte gslh of . 7..c- of C-.rt-. wv
ha- bee" cn,uu- sni1l' srf' 0i raI.- io' s'ley.
cl G srr'Aui. purrps'- nm a, ANY or ,ano -ea.s
psN, 'orus on' " oc q r~irD'er and M o'ter'
GJr tG,rtt,r Ism washington ton. Ha,.-
= als' tc'S ailt it'lN tn l' 'rfnncl n. new
mm'uI u th' t,d. Nnr ,-'rnerl Warren q
y.suuR hs family =, Ihtm.tt, on = brief inr~
lJugh.
Inv rebel asirr.Gcncr-l Forrest, .ilc, ~ ar-
unutuc.i t1 r.r command ~ thc GO, dr~ rrar'~
wtut + tho iu'hwest, h-- trrp~i hl- hHoS up-n
li irsel' hr ocnruuoiug su.rrilis and threatening
O. Dm ~ h cusfh wherever .ngsht H. no 10
qrsl ter arc a' Vernon, hisaTIP
s .s upc,sy Con .t~-,ri,u cu.oi on he Pr,s.
druf SUNDAY eve" l., b.. ct -IsIrr~l thA' 'Icro
would te un 'llihg. U'r'- n"sovst1Hs Ia
r-rslsnt sa'I lo ZOO cry"ys Nuuii te ro"ciyrd
unless thoy tau" - us,t oi u.s trfuS and illuc-
,rstsi Ihe oasr j. a 'tt'" 7."' - Th'.h "a not ys
pant.
v.vq ,ho,o rhr H,y, .uTr.i ,orr'v t-ou shrr-
msI's uvraUn %. IS .,n ',ron 'H. 'h,rt1c n 'h-
'-pnd wH.l rs Wi ,sr g., ,u,prc sums i..q., 40
v,i. ....~u nov D = tHu poe. I ..I hurried -
IupysI l.ur h..u". near y Iwtv, &C. 'v- l-upe'lo3
90 leave leLinI huusf5 ~ tno,' book. Of trIao
'H.ua, eui .r-'.as n,~a.I .. tou t'"p'ald 'ol1mcs
II o., 'e,m.,r' vat eve crpsura Of ClUlesio,
nun Io,. A ..ut' '1r, N. thrr "H tr oo,'An car
tIro a. v .Is 'o'r g., ~crts Ho,t, "a NJ otera
H, Ir..t YH f,N ~ ~ rrot. f. ravv y.n, c.o L. n.-
The weekly sun., 1865-03-04

H'd i7p'r''s army NJ the J'p,cr, gc.. 9.
II tie ( cni Of As l.sor,at,d p,sss, ! b, 20
thank you 70 mike the ia lcNing sun luucemsrt
Or ugh the pr'ss; In conn ration o' = rsuera
exchange aud sr'-lv delvarv ~ sJ prisoo.rs held
in toe south q doemri iastrs -.oui a. B.. rwarl,
aftcr ls .!a,e, sther funds -.rple+ 10 any Pc.
roo nov IA cspuvtty. Such parcel. ~ remittance.
may hssc n-cun dated sn~c ne I.u ir-utn
o. may lo,csler .ruvc Niii De- returned w tne
FlpTor
Jou1 y. hrrrorr
I.ou' Cal Aud Aei. 'ea. Fte.sr.r
The weekly sun., 1865-03-04

. rFort Ari-s.-. 80. t-- -7-'..-, r. -.
'- ' nH-' 'r ''- s
/. -o.. 49, o..
'-gr-~d 'a 60 s-r-.. -... .- ... ... t.
i-.r' l' oN' '''.0' n '.' r',-.
80, .,.4 "a. ,.i .-,,..,
-' 10 s-I.' > b Co.. f... n.'I I.. ',..
is ''Ti-'
,-.w e..so ,s,rs ......a-.. vols ..sc -.
80
e7''Np ''''''
H''T'" r''. 30
.'roo Or su' 10y l' '''''" '' Al Anna
MS o' ''' 'a''''.o Z" 'i"' ''Va's
''ll'As'''' ''oN-- ''' ''' ''' S'r' Ner
-'.N GOV ''''''.A' 4-' '.N. - Gowns on
'N''u' ""'n'us'n' l''N'.'i W "' '-'H''
The weekly sun., 1865-03-04

cven rs Of bred, MI q ~. 70 tuy az, rVs
A., shs MI, 3,n' rhk 'Nai hesiia'od 'h-1i
prlrut.. = ues-iy 4 IN" a. uati Bot C~tms
into G.4r l'te root7 g.. 70 sarveI' v-ot"h"i, ni-
ID. ,s'i, s.w a." 3 ~. p'or uo ber' 1yins ~
hunger aui c.l. .. vtti arvcl, vtat mqrnl
hist she f.'l Ana - size hs1 gc.e op lower sDc
over. ste bv s,ep ! sNi, "you musi s'0p i'D
lfe: you 'hsu ~I'a me-, nNst' AZ tnd yJ-
someihius 80 do--u uay, = D. .n. y.. utthins -
40. Tor stsI s'a an n..ei o. .e-isaaory
.Hon't u IL, vou rr~o not 49,. v me 50. =
have iriei Al sg,lh . '-~iu. sai ~ al'sy'
discovered anu IRA e. "a D.. "''| . ity "a
e'p me 1tsre 't u' i'-t. ,.lo .. M 'lY Us
= ns. men .i.-.' ,sf.ts- .. .'r
'n. ct. that you could Lsfe fr'1 '., ..'s r -
/ an4 ooili h,ve heard her s'y ~ a-" 'cu' e
y,i as hAudsr nio'y dressed -'ustts .ri p. )
wtsitH, r,,,ts yuu have POEM, Do. .,sttt r..
! once oh, It,.v,u. pav Nou, '0 use t,o. . II
/ tsNs .t.cr voUrT rirlsi J Hev ~" c.Nln. 'H."'
! Iic, wig i' - Issu H. suhtrns It ~ 'ui. 3D.;
| dyins Boo - - SHALL An1.s go d'' A.
| itoulaeI Uvr, .sd &. $40, trsi prou . 'Dc i
| Itt tie wA,'r Ns're v.i to-tuyhi 'r'' .. .fl's-
snd ibAi r.-'t vi rat az ,1d''V plt I.r''-
trss cvc, r' 49, p .fi. 9. u.. ... . 1i t.'c'. "a.
! IN ir'ut " . 90 ..u' .N,H.s, 10 %. with -
| t'uw ,Artt 40. t. .'..., e.. .... H....
| 3. .," .. ..aN.
! U,u.sl,'' U, ..Ni..
,rl a.. ott o.. &, .t ID ..e... NIt.-.
| !. king IN %. ..s. ',,... .... v...u. .. ,a'r t.f'
! rars 1u4 cs.Aft ..o., ,.Ir .. 30 ,uurz
! r.rl NtJ hst teen .c' '.I 30, ..t 4 .,uH$
! -.r r,s'ry ~ tu.I $50 '. Ia....H.. 60 love
! r.,'r lu Tor l.ri u'I .t. .. r,t u...t up a,f
, 'yu. up q down ,putc. .. 3. s ,s.- en-, l. .
.S'. Al .c orio-s' .''' H't '.'. 60 OH. sr
! ul. 4 sIn .,fHa s4. ..,. ... ...r... ..t
/ a.u rtttyt ,r.i anf % D.. o.I "'.'.. ..r '-
| UHl, Via go. aI.lt'r '' . ,.'I- n.H, -'''v
! Gul t,Hi..i. l,.rs. = it su,.,l', v.' .tt v'"i
! "r, g.. '.,r - .'s .'.'I
, tDo II... rsb.l., ..tr iuIr .r.-l.e ID, .4.la''
v'".u i,.0'vla- Lea U,r DID,, u'H.l'..
! Dl, r.Ur. '..e., Nt.t. tU. staged Av., fuS
The weekly sun., 1865-03-04
Important Rebel News.

The Surrender oI Char'~-f4r How t'~
rnpTTs Take Ii-Thry I-ci Its'bcr hiu"
--hCr.nnu's ! roEr-Ss 4 IrJG,ginu- a..
IN North nFolipH -itpCfnti1nN NJ i''tcr--
burs : Loud uil cu -ulIlg Two Hun
drrd 1hOs'rud slaves ~ hr Armed, iIc.
Washtnq On. Fsb. a3.- The Ei-s rlud D. s.r,I.u
of me 2ls. contains ,he follow -s,pr,ros no
nuerAt.t1.
The weekly sun., 1865-03-04
Friday. Fob. 2t.
Wilmington.


Ha'b'a7'on, Feb ,3-Tno fUov'rc o~.aI
'ratgn ~" ,''cd A. "a navy Department
to-day:
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-24
EQUAL TAXATION.

We commend the following TO those
men who have been induced TO listen to
The Democratic cry about equal taxation.
1t is from speech made by Hon. j. A.
Bingham, at Wheeling, West Virginia, on
Friday last:
He don't know how to cypher, rs the
school-boy saws, who don't know that
equal taxation means like assessment on
equal values, whether those values be lands
ar bonds, or the production of hands,
Here are some of YOUR good farmers. own
ing their two hundred acres of land, a
beautiful heritage 10 be sure, under the
proteetionol Your wise and beneficent laws
Ia heritage TO them and their children
forever. They cultivate it. truly eating
their bread in the sweat OF their faces
the noblest creatures on earth. honest men
but they cannot he taxed ten per cent. on
the value of their lands over 81. 400. Yet
in my district | called au old farmer xp
aud asked him:
"Father Coventry, whas IA Your land
worth I"
Said he, Ny ,isighbors offer me eighty
five dollars per acre
How many acres have you," asked.
Eight hundred" he repiei.
Your eight hundred acres, then, are
worth sixty-ii,e Thousand dollars"
"ies, about that, he said.
"WelL the fist five thousand is suh;ec,
10 five per cent. tax if we are to Lav,.-
equal taxation. and the Remaining sixty
thousand ten per cent, making your tax
over Sin thousand dollars. want TO know
whether YOU can pay it.
why. God bless YOU" said he, II new
er had an income of SIX thousand dollars a
year, and 1 would have to sell part of nv
iarm simply to pay my tax"
iou-are in favor of equal taxation, are
YOU. Suppose YOU come out of the BUSH
IS and say 50. But if You are in favor of
equal taxation, like rate of taxation ON
equal valuations, whether those taxed be
lands or money, tell YOU, YOU very sud
denly relieve the rich aud impoverisb the
poor. That is part of their platform.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-24
IMPROVED MELODEONs.

TOLEDO, Ohio, October, 1884.
Mr.. W ". WHIrsEY:-You Improved AeIodeOns are,
IN my opinion the Ne Pts Ultra of Reed lDstrumsntz
Their evenness Of stone power is greater than any SINH
lar instruments have take great pleasure in
recommending them the BEST MeodeoDs In the mar
ket. L. MATTHIAS, Teacher of Music
For years to believe they will be the avortes
with those Who want the hest.-Adoertiser
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-24
Administrators = Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that win for sale at ven
~ due, the 4th day OF December next at O'Clock
2. NJ on said DAY, at the door of the Court House. in
Fremont, the west half of the northwest quarter OF
section number thirteen township five. range sixteen
subject TO the homestead and dover Of Catharne
Weidner, widow of JOHN g. Weduer. deceased.
TERMS-0ne-third in band, one-third in one ysar,
and one third in two years, with interest,
JEREMIAH GIBBS, Admir-
By J l.. Greene, his AIRY.
Fremont, o., Oct 10, 1868. 43w5
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-24
AYER,s AGTE CURE,

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
intermittent Fever, Fever and Ague,
va Remitteut Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Agge. Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious Fevers, indeed
inr the whole class ol diseases origin
~ 4 ating hillary arrangement, caused
by trc HaIaria ol miasmatic countries.
FEVER and Ague Is not the only conse
aueuce of the missmstc poison CREST vsrctv of dis
or,Iers arise fror, its Irritation. in maarious districts
among which are NeVratgi0 RheamGttsm, GoHf, Head
ache Kindness TOotkacFc, Earache, CatGrrh, 4sthmG
Pagitafion Painful dtectio" gf rc Spleen, Hysterjcs
Pain an the Roneis COiic Paralysis and neraagemeHt
offhr Stomach ali "i which when originating this
cause nut on the iatermeai fgpc, becoms periodical
This CrRr exneis the poison from the blood, and thus
cu-ps them all alike Il is not only the most eiectua
rasdp ever discovered for this class Of Complaints
IL is the cheapest and moreover is reTectly- No
harfD can sri from its use, and the pat mt when
Is .ft rs healthy If he had had the disaEse
Can this he sa ofHny other for Chs and Fever:
Il il true Of this and its importance to those afflicted
with tre complaint cauuu he estimated So sure
is tito cure the Fever and A-Be, that may he truth
fully said certain remedy One dealer complains
that il is not good medicine to sell because one bot
tic cures whole ueighborhood
Prepared bv j. c. AVER n co, Lowell, Mass, and
ao!d in Fremont. nv c. r. NcCUliosh, F.. Dillon Son.
and :. Buckls-,l Sons, and by dealers everywhere.
October & November.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-24
Notice.

FIVHE uurersi med hrs been lur ppointed AJimins-
trstnr of the Estate Charles Cali late of Sandus
Ky county Ohio Az indebted to the are
requested TO make immdise payment, and all those
having claims against the same will present them to
the urdersiR ed FIR sllowances JOHN SMITH
November Stb, 1866. 46aw3
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-24
wHITNEY'S

- I--- TOLEDO, Ohio, October, 1854
Nix. W, W WHITNEY: Dear Sir: have examined your
Improved MeIodeona and take pleasure in saying that
6nd in all the elements that have been so long
sought after. Your improvement in the bellows, will,
am sure make them the PERFECT of Reed Iustru-
ments. j. 4. GILMAN,
Tuner and Repairer of Organs, Pianos Melodeons
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-24

Mr.. W. ". WHITNEY, Toledo, 0hio-I wish to express
my admiration of the superiority OF the MelOdeons
your manufacture. The Reedy NasaL tone usually
found in Meodeons is entirely Obviae by your
ments Wishing you the you so we'll Deserve
am yours, truly, ". B. THOMPSON, Prof Music, NY.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-24
sale of Real Estate,

ON the zoth 'lav II Nuvembe 1868, a. O'Clock, r W.,
1sl the sor Of m" Court House, in tha village ~ Ere
mont IN - sold ~ tiie highest bidder, the following
real es ate, he property vi William Serymager, de
ceased situate Ssndu>ky county and State OF Ohio
wit;
Ialui number Gfr qn irsd aud niue ytwa, in the vii
sge Fire nnt ali county and state; said h nj being
disDoiu- herpd of DOVER and appraised At so0n-
TFRMS-ipe-tb bird irw0, ono third in sN months and
oHethr, evP riruths, deferred pavmen's 10 he
clred hi in.i' eBge 81. the pTpnses.
ELIZABETH SCRYHAGER, Adnniuis' IA triX
October Is iS6b 42w5.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-24

Tools and Implements,
which consist IN part Oi
Combination Steel Plow,
Curtis Iron Beam,
Fostoria Cast Plow,
Corn Plows,
Shovel Plows, double and single,
Cultivators,
Road Scrapers,
Corn Shelters, iron and wood,
Straw Cutters,
Horse Rakes,
Horse Forks,
Hoes and Forks,
Rakes and Scythes,
Grain Cradles,
Scythe Sticks and Stones,
Shovels and Spades,
Wheelbarrows,
Churns, Tubs, Pals, Broorns,
Clothes Wringers,
Spinning Wheels and Reels,
Sheep Shears and Wool Twiney
Land Plaster,
Water Lime,
Stucco, &c, DC, DC.
Together with complete stock of
Nails,
House and Barn Trimmings,
Builders and Farmers Hardware,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-24

Exceeds in estimation every other instrument OF
this general class.-Tc telegram.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-24

l. 1AAI NJ " Ed
TOLEDO, Ohio, October 10Th 1854.
DEAR SIR: II il with the utmost willingness thai
my testimony regards the exceleuey of your Melode-
ments Of other makers, candor compes say that
those manufacture surpsss them regards
ticty o. toue of soicng; and freedom from
all harshness aud thinness Of tome shall unhesitsf-
ingy recommend them in TO the numerous inaui-
ries of purchasers Yours truly, = h. Z. SPRAGUE
Prof. of Music, and Orgsnist Of Trinity Church.
The smoothepsss of the tone makes shesufu accom-
pariment for the voice Tribune.
Surpsss every thing this line have seem
French or American --Commerciai.
Heuceorth Toledo may sdveutageousy compete with any
Of the larger cities in the construction of Melodsons
d. nEVIv0, Opera Manager, N. Z.
that want the best will get northumberland
MELODEONS.
Once having them, viii conyuce the most skspt-
cal that they just what has been long wanting
Herald.
am daily receiving letters similar TO those shov from
professional muscisns also from persons who the
instruments uHA every Instrument warranted, years
have ali the facilities for manufacturing these MeIo
daops (ever department being under personal super
vison.l and feel confident with nv unsurpassed i'm
proyemenis thai an now placing before the public a
heretofore obtained BY any other Meoeon msnufsc
urer The finish and durability of these Instruments are
second to none.
All orders will prompt as if the par-
ties here 10 select. Address all orders to
w. w. WHITNEY.
Isl Summit Street Toledo Ohio
Factory I45 t las Summit Street, Toledo.
Nov. 2s, 1854, to Jau. Is, 1861
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BLOOD PURIFIER


viii cure s the aforementioned diseases and cf them
selves. will relieve and cure
Headache. CostiYensss,
Chclic Pains, Cholera Morbus,
Indigestion, Pain in the Bowels,
Dizziness, &c.
E Try thesa Medicines and you will regret IL.
Ash your pehbcrs, who have used them and they will
cay thsy
Good Medicines,
and you should try them before going for physician
Get Pamphlet Almanac Of my local agent and read
Doubt no More.
As proof that the Blood Purifier and Pills purely
vegetable have the certificates Of those eminent chem
sts Professors Chiffon Of snd Locke Of Cincinnati
Read Dr. Robacks Special Notices and Certificates pub
shed in conspicuous part Of this psper from time tC
time,
S per BOTTLE 50 per half doxen OF the Scandinavian
Blood Pills, as oents per box, or boxes for 81.
O.w ROBACK, Proprietor, No. 8 East Fourth Street
Cincinnati, to whom all orders should be addressed
O. r. MeCULL0CH, Fremont, Ohio.
g. BUCKI,AHD,
Z. DILLON h son,
POWERS JAEGER, WoodviIle,
WM. J. MILLER, Clyde,
and merchants generally throughout the United States
G. W ROBACK,
Compounder of Stomach Bitters, Blood Purifier, an
Blood Pills. Distier and manufacturer Of Catavba
Swedish Brandies and all kinds Of the finest Domesti
LIQUORS which sold Wholesale any desired GUAM
ty Nos S. 65 90 and g. East Third Street. Cinciu
natl, Ohio Sept 30, iSo5.-ly
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IMPROVED

Never thing Of the kind that interested u.
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Accept, Mr. hituey, my sincere con gratula
Heuceorh Toledo may sdvsutageousy compete with AMI
of the larger cities in the construction Meodeons
ID. DEVIVO, Opera Manager, ". Z.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-24
MELODEONs.

Really very effective and beautiful insfrImen
that want the best will get blade
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paniment for the voice Tribune
Surpsss every thing in this line have seau whather
French o American C Commercial
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-13


f65- We call attention to the card. OF
Messrs. Butt 6 Foster, Cotton Factors at
Mobile. These gentlemen have been e.
tablished many years at that point, and
are now prepared as before the war, TO
attend TO any business entrusted TO their
hands.
They have made themselves acquainted
with the trade regulations under the new
ordor Of things, and their circular in our
hands gives all needful information to
parties desiring TO ship their cotton TO
Mobile or elsewhere. They particularly
recommend to all shippers to put their
cotton in the best possible order before it
leaves home. and TO have each shipment
accompanied by proof that il is ,,r;eilypri.
pqte property. This can be made in form
of an affidavit before a magistrate or
signed in the presence OF two reputable
witnesses in the neighborhood.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-13

The WEAruER,-T'he showers Of yestor.
day and tho day before, and tho indic,.
ton of tho clements wlilo we write, in.
duce US to hope that the effects of the
drouth will speedily disappear. For the
past four woeks dry weather and the Their
mometer 100 in the shade, have been
such established facts in Meridian, that
our townspeople have been able to do
little elso than look dowhcast on account
OF the one, and sweat under the effects Of
the other. This order Of things is now
changed-we trust permanently. We
think the rain has been pretty general.