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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-09-06
The Burdett organ-Great Mus

Ans 6uiOeII SA6dl musiSal
Sensation.-This King Of instruments, in
comparable for richness of tone, volume, and
seewtness is on exhibition at i. L. Gross
Music Store. Its superb qualities are pro-
duciDg a marked sensation throughout the
musical world and especially at the Paris
Exposition. The organ is complete
Orchestra in itself-buy it and
"The night shall be full ofmusic,
And the cares that infest tho day
Shall fold their tents like the Arabs,
And silently steal away."
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LOCAL NOTICES.

A Great Enterprise.-We call the es-
pecial attention of our readers to The adver-
tisement which appears in this weeks Jour
nal of "THE GREAT UNITED STATES TEA
WAREHOUSE" of Messrs. 7. Y. Kelley d Co.,
No. 80 Vesey Street, N. Y.
We are all of us unfortunately too well
aware of the exorbitant prices which are
now put upon all kinds of teas and coffees.
Ii is notorious fact that grocery men every
where expect to realize from their Teas such
profits as will amply compensate them from
losses on other classes of goods and 40 or
so per cent. on cost prices is not an unfre-
quent advance for the retail merchant to
make upon what he considers the best line
of his trade, frequently, moreover there
are innumerable profits put upon teas by
jobbers and spectators in the trade, before
the goods reach the retail grocery store.
Messrs. T. Y. Kelley & Co., of New York,
propose to do away with these endless pro-
fits created by "middle men, and TO sell
their goods directly to consumers, in small
quantities, at cargo prices. They have ap-
pointed Messrs. s. Buckland d. Son agents
for the sale of their goods in this city
and vicinity. The Teas and Ooffees
are put up in the pound package at their
warehouse in New York and sold by s.
Buckland d Son at the same price at which
they are to be had at headquarters in the
city. We advise our readers who are inter-
ested in procuring a frst-rate article of Tea,
or fresh and pure Coffee, at the cheapest
possible rates, to call upon S. Buckland d
Son and give the goods of "The Great Uni
ted States Tea Warehouse" fair and thor
ough trial.
See their Price-List in another column.
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Pedestrianism Hxtraordinary-1,.

F6ooeCt1a11hm 68tfaOA0AAdAy -
200 Miles In ~ Days.-The greatest at
tempt at pedestrianism ever made in this
country is to come off in October next Ed
ward P. Weston, the young man who in
1861 walked from Boston 10 Washington
$40 miles in ten days is to leave Portland,
Me-, on the 18th of October, and make the
distance (l,2OO miles) to Chicago, in 80
days, Sundays excepted, on wager between
Geo. +. Goodwin, who backs the pedestrian,
and T, +. Wilcox, for $4,000 side. He is
10 follow the post road, is to walk 100 con-
secutive miles inside Of "a consecutive hours
as part of the feat, Weston being privileg-
ed to make five trials, on such days as he
may select provided he fails in his first at-
tempt. He will be accompanied by two
sworn witnesses for each side, who are to
follow him in a wagon, and are each to make
statement under oath a. TO his progress, and
the stakes ($2O,0OO, less 1920 already up
as forfeit) are 10 be handed to the winner at
Chicago as soon as the result is ascertain
ed.
The following is said to be Mr.. Weston's
calculation as to the points at which he will
stop, aud the number of miles he expects to
make on each day.
Leave Portland at II o. clock NJ, Tuesday,
Oct. Is, walk to Eeuncbunk, Me-, 69 miles.
Wednesday, 10th, Salem, Mass, SO miles.
Thursday, 18th, North Attleboro, 46
miles.
Friday, 18th, leave North Attleboro at 5
P. NJ walk to East Hartford, Conn, dis
tance of 100 miles, arriving at 4:55 P. M. on
Saturday.
Saturday, 10th, Hartford, 2 miles.
Monday, 2Ist, Cornwall Bridge, 81 miles.
Tuesday, 22d, Chatham Four Corners, N.
Y, ~ miles.
Wednesday, 23d, Schenectady, 46 miles.
Thursday, 24th, st. Johns, Al miles.
Friday, 25th, Rome, <6 miles.
Saturday, 26th, Warmers AZ miles.
Monday, 25th, Palmyra, 40 miles,
Tuesday, 29th, Byron, AZ miles.
Wednesday, Both, Buffalo, 45 miles,
Thursday, 3Ist, Brooton, 4S miles.
Friday, Nov. lst Erie, Pa, 40 miles.
Saturday, I'd, Geneva. O., 50 miles.
Monday, 4th, Cleveland, 45 miles.
Tuesday, 5th, Wakeman, 43 miles.
WEDNESDAY, 9Th, FREMONT, 80
MILES.
Thursday, 18th, Springfield, Lucas Ooun-
ty, 80 miles.
Friday, 9Th, Bryan, IS miles.
Saturday, 9Th, Ligonier, Ind, 81 miles.
Monday, 1Ith, Mishawaka, 46 miles.
Tuesday, 10Th, Oolamet, 40 miles.
Wednesday, 18th, Chicago Junction, ILL.,,
30 miles.
Thursday, 18th, reach Chicago, 6, miles,
at I2 NJ.
On this trip Weston will pass through
parts of ten different States, and more than
300 cities and towns. Should Weston fail,
on each trial, to make 400 consecutive miles
in "a hours, his backer forfeits six-tenths of
the stake, whether the whole distance be ac-
in the given time or not.
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Hntsrprise in Hducation.-Np 8

of education is better adapted to rouse,
strengthen and give force to the mind than
the dicipline of first class Business Col
lege. Such an institute is located at Ann
Arbor, Michigan. 1t is worthy of note that
while inferior Commercial Colleges are ter
minating an ephermeral existence, this
Institute has kept on steadily advancing till
to-day it is more prosperous than ever be-
fore. For circular and specimens of Pen
manship, address
A.C. PARSONS, A. M.
Ann Arhor Mich
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A recent writer has said that no nation be-
slows less attention on the human hair, than
the Americans. If this be said in regard to
the oils and grease that are used, then never
was greater mistake made. We are pleased
to know Remedial Medicinal preparation
is now offered in the market. 1t is not one
of those clear colored liquids, whose only
merit consists in their beauty, but of in
trinsic worth, which cures all diseases of the
scalp, restores the hair to its natural color,
when gray, and causes new hair to grow
where it has fallen out; this is HalPs Vege-
table Sicilian Hair Renewer. We speak OF
its virtues from actual use.-NorfteFn Ga
sstte.
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FOR SALE The undo,-

IL signed offers for sale his farm, * miles
consisting OF so acres 40 cleared, balance in timber
The farm is finely situated on the west bank Of the
Muscalunge, the location being noted one Of the
hRDdsomest and healthiet in the vicinity. Large
frame dwelling, frame barn, 3sxS0 feet, Sorghum
mill. with new and permanent horse power attached
last fall. All necessary out buildings. Threenever
falling spring and well of good water. Two old
orchards tf choice apple trees, in prime bearing
condition. Also large number of peach and cherry
trees, and abundance Of the smaller fruits. Tbs
farm will be sold at bargain IL purchaser comes
SOON JO8NFLAUGHEB.
32tf
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Grounds were chosen because they furnish
comfortable seats for spectators. Consider
able expense has been incurred in putting
them in condition and to defray these, an
admission fee of one dime will be charged
charged for gentlemen. Ladies admitted
free. Carriages I5cts. Every arrangement
will be made for the accommodation of those
who 20 to see the game.
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Attention.-StateS Street sewer has been
finished month or more, and the rubbish
which was taken out of the gutter still lies
beside the road in the way of every body, and
especially in the way of those who wish to
lie teams in front of FABING's block, while
they do business with the stores. There is
no reason why this matter should not have
been attended to long ago, and whatever
party is responsible for the neglect would do
well TO attend 10 it without delay.
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Farm for Sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale his farm situated
Il in Bsllville township, Sandusky county, Ohio,
tour miles southwest Of Fremont on the Sandusby
river containing 90 acres ofland or less over
80 acres under good state of cultivation, 10 of 10
river bottom aud the balance timber, situated on
good roads, comfortable house, frame barn, buggy
house, good cellar under the house, wood house and
other out door buildings, good wells Of water and
esteTn, orchard Of 40 bearing apple trees Of
choice fruit; also pear, peach, plum, cherry, and
other summerfruit- Also house well situated for
making syrup. For further information enquire Of
the subscriberon the premises.
(13m6s) JAMES HIETT.
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The Cat Out.--We clip the following
significant paragraph from the Sparta Eagle,
now published by Capt. GEo. REDwAY, the
former editor of the Journal.
Wanted to Rent.--A comfortable house in
this village, by good tenant--only two per-
sons in the family. Possession not required
before October 1st Apply at the Eagle
office.
aEvactivf'
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NeplbIifamif6e
Mafet-8e 8eriammlun9

Die hentfden Burger Srn Snnbusts
County, pbne rlnterf&ieo rfr garttei,
linp biermit einselaceu, elmer Naafenper>
lammluns, relGe am 10. Sept. TN al
ten 6air.@runp abSsbaIteu rrirr, brt;u'
wpbnen.
Der bsrigmte beutiGe 8eener, Trer.
9allaured ron Cincinnati, wlrb bas gpIt
In reutI1sr Spraae anrrpen.
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Prosperity.-No Notwithstanding the string
ency of the times, the Union Business Col
lige of Cleveland is meeting with that sue
cess which is alike gratifying to its friends
and the proprietors. Young men, seeing
the Importance of being fully prepared for
the busy times of the coming fall and win
ter, which must follow the abundant crops Of
the entire country, are availing themselves
of the advantages of this favorite institu-
tion. We would say to the young men of
Fremont 90 and do likewise
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Passing Away.-Matrimouial

Passing Away. IGVer
ufevails here TO a terrible extent and many
The very flower Of FrewOnt-bave fallen
victims. 1t is said to be most sweet
disease, needing the doctor of divinity or
the doctor OF laws, not tie doctor ol
medicines for its perfect treatment. JAMES
q. SLATER, aud Miss KATE B. PATRICK SET
out on the "Iong path together on Tues lay
ard JAMES H. Fowler, and Miss MATTE
DICKINSON followed them yesterday.
We wish them many happy days.
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To Correspondents.-We must again
remind correspondents that we will not pub
li.h communications unless they accOmpani-
ed by the name of the author. This is an
article in that unwIitten constitution by
which the Press universally is governed.
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Band Election.-At an election held
last Friday evening by the Fremont Silver
Band for officers the following gentlemen
were chosen 10 the positions named:
JOSIAH CuASoE, Leader; SAM'L GARvIN,
Treasurer; c. NJ. WADswoRrH. Secretary.
Mr.. BrBEE rendered his resignation IS a
member Of the Bard, which was accepted.
This plsce has rot yet been filed.
The Silver Band has made excellent pro-
gress since its organization. The selection
of music has always been excellent and the
baud is now in high favor with our music
loving citizens. Our Council ought to build
a stand on the Park so that one OF the bands
could give US music at least once week.
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To be Extended.-Mr. OSCAR BALL
has been making an effort 10 get Front
Street extended southwark 10 the river, to
interscct with the Morrison State, and Green
Springs plank road on the other side, with a
view TO have the river bridgcd al some future
time. He has SO far succeeded that viewers
have been appointed and the line Will be
surveyed within few weeks and report
made accordingly. II Mr.. BALL succeeds IN
carrying out his plan it will prove g'eai
convenience for the pee pie who come into
town from by the Morrison road and who
are now obliged u cross at Ballyille Or at
the State Street bridge.
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1T WORKS LIKE A CHARM.-HAEey you
headaehef Use Renne's Magic onl-Hsve you
toothache; Use Rsnne's Magic Oilf-Hsve you
neuralgia; Use Rsnne's Magic oil!-Have you
Rheumatism: Use Renne's Magic Oil!-Hsveyou
Sore Throat: Use Renne's Magic oil!-Hs7ey you
sciatieai Use Renne's Magic Oi!-BaVe yous
bruise Use Rsnns's Magic oill--Have you cramps
Use Renne's Magic Oil!-Have you cholera NOR
busi Use Renne's Magic Oill--Hsvs you lame
ness. Use Renns's Magic Oil! This IL the Best
Family Remedy, to cure all kinds OF pain, you ever
tried 1t is clean, safe and delicious TO use, ana II
you use it faithfully, 1t will do you goodi Direc-
tious on each bottle. Buy it of the Druggist or
Merchant where you trade. If they have not got !
an hand they will send for it, at your request, and
sell you the Genuine Renne's Pain Killing Magic
oil At the manufacturers lowest price at retail
WIN. RENNE, Sole Proprietor and Manufacture
pittgaeld. Mass. Sold Wholesale and retail by DR..
z. Dillon Son, Fremont. CVl6n23J COW RENSB
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Can You buy your jars for canning
fruit in this or any other place cheaper than
at S. Buckland d Sons? Try them and see.
Drugs.-The purest and best, are always
kept at S, Buckland d Sons old stand.
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Domestics at ID. G. Smiths.
Fancy Goods at D. c. Smiths.

Paris Bxposition.-The Weed Se'eing
Machine was awarded the highest prize
tbs acknowledged now as the best sewing
machine in the world. We want local
agent for Fremont and vicinity. Address
G. W. Crowell d Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
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DARN FOR sALK-A sPLEN-

II n II W L Wv AOhA1-A ~ Ik14t-
l. did farm in York Township, ~ miles from
Bellsvus and miles east from Clyde. lying both
sides Of the pike and containing 3T5 Of land
well timbered and wstered. There are so acres OF
first rate orchard. The house is very good, the
horse-barn and other barns in good condition be-
ing nearly new. The land is the best for wheat,
stock and general farming purposes that be found
the county. The whole is in first rate condition.
Terms liberal. Call at the place address the sub
scriber for particulars. SAMUEL M0H Err.
81, ms. CLYDE. q.
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PIttsburg, Sept, A, 1S67.-MEssEs. Hosrxr
TER SMITH, Pittsburg, Patents: think | am
only doing the part ola good e-tzsn when testify
to the great benefits received by me from the uss
your Stomach Bitters during the last FIVE years So
iourning for time in the oil regions, in 1861, had
a severe bilious attack, which, in connection with
dyspepsia, left me in very weak condition. l was
advised to try your Bitters, and, having procured
bottle, found that they worked like cha:m upon
me, eight pounds having been added to my weight in
the space of one week, and new life seemed to have
been infused Into my system, much so, that have
been induced to use them every summer since that
time. As 3 tonic, l ;hink they are invaluable.
This summer, having had similar attack, (snd as
before, much reducedD although under the treatment
of an No. physician, was again obliged to have
recourse to the old Biters aud with the same good
result, having gained six pounds within few days
purchased half dozen bottles a few weeks since,
and propose to use them regularly as tonic
wishing you every success, remain yours, crate
fully. WILLIAM "lhhEn'
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Clothing and Merchant Tailoring at
Younlkman's opposite the Post office.
YOunkman don't make much fuss about his
business, but he suits every body who comes
10 trade with him so well that they are sure
to go again. 36-w2.
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The Council adjourned, last Monday,
for two weeks instead of one.
The only important business transacted
was the resembling of former resolution TO
grade 9TH Street, known as the Riley Road.
BorEFuR's scheme for spending a few
thousand on that..street has been vetoed.
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The Steam Yaoht.-The beautiful
Steam Yacht MARY A. SoUTER, has been
purchased by a club of our citizens and will
hereafter be kept for excursions TO the bay
and islands, and on the river. II will ac-
commodate about thirty persons conven-
iently and will be just the thing for select
little Measure parties.
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Marriages.

On Tuesday evening Sept. Sd, at the resi-
dence of the brides father, by the Rev. Mr..
Baker, assisted by the Rev. Mr.. Leavitt of
Cincinnati, Mr.. J. G. SLATER of Fremont,
with Miss KATE B. PATRICK Of Zanesyille,
Ohio. No cards.
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The Dance Tonight.-The CRoGHANs
give grand social Dance at Mammoth Hall
tonight, in honor of the visiting Clubs.
Gifford's band is TO furnish music and all
arrangements are made for good time.
Let none of the lovers of dancing fail to be
,,,, baud
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Major L. H Bowlus, of Knoxville has
invented aud patented an entirely new plan
for fencing river bottoms. The fence is
hung on hinges SO that the panels can be
thrown down on the ground, during high
water and set up again in short time after
the floods subside.
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Go to S. Buckland d. Son for all your
Fruit jars and cans.
Munk, can sell clothing cheaper than the
cheapest. Don't pass by his handy Store
near the Post office, to so elsewhere. He
can suit you at less money than any other
dealer in the city.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAIR

HALLS ,SVEGETABLESICI HAIR
RENKWER has proved itself to be the most per-
fact for the hair ever offered to the pub
Iic 1t is Svegetable compound, and contains no
injurious properties Whatever. IT WILL KEsfohE
GRAY HAIR TO IT'S ORIGINAL COLOR. twill
keep the hair from falling ont. It cleanses the
scalp and makes the hair soft, siken and lustrous.
1t is a splendid hsir dressing. No person, old or
Young, should failto useit. 1T is RECOAAEND-
ED ANDUSED BY THE FIRST MEDICAL AUTHo-
RITY. HAskfor Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair
Renewsr, and take no other
RP.HALL6 CO., NashEa, N. II , Proprietors:
For sale BY alldruggists. lzomSJ
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For Sale.

A NICE HOME and one acre ofLand, with fruit
N trees and buildings, in the city ofFremont,
very cheap and long timsfor payments; also about
Z of an acre on Watsrstreet, in Fremont, suitable
orauy manufacturing establishment, and near the
usiness portion OF town. Enquire Of d. l.. JUNE.
Fremont, Jan 18, ,1S61-3tf
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A FINE FARM FOR SALE.

l. u LOCAIlON.
The farm is situated in BigCreek Township, Whits
County, Indiana. 1t is three miles from Aonieello
the County sest-s thriving, lively town. Il IL two
miles from Chalmers Station, on the New Albauy q
Michigan Railroad, and 1S miles from the city OF
Lafayette.
DESCRIPTION.
The farm comprises $50 Of high rolling prai-
RE and timber Isnd-timber enough to supply the
farm for all time. 1t is all enclosed with substantial
fence. and the greater part under high state of cu
tivation. There two. never failing springs and
one well of excellent water on the fam.
IMPROVEMENTS.
A large and convenient frame dwelling house, cost
5000. Two good tenant houses, and all necessary
barns and out houses. An apple orchard Of four
hundred bearing trees, about eleven years old, and
other fruit trees, and small fruit In abundance.
PRICE.
Forty dollars per acre. Que half cash down, the
balance in one and two years. secured with interest
from date Of sale.
For further particulars, address JONATHAN FOX
Monticello, White County, Indiana, the editors Of
FREMONT JOURNAL, Fremont, o.
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A New School House.-Tbo new
school building is taking on the roof and it
promises to make a much finer building
than any one expected could be built for the
money.
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CHuRCH DIRECTORY.

Religious services regularly held in the follow
ing Churches in this city, every Sabbath, at the
hours named:
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, corner of Market
nd Main Streets; Rev. J. Wilkes, Pastor, 1OH A.
NJ, snd7 P. N. Sunday sohoolat9A.M. Prayer NEE
ting Eedn'sday evening.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, corner Garrison and Main
Streets; Rev. E. BUSHNELL, Pastor; 102 AM, and
Pm Sunday School at I'm. Meeting every Wednes
day eve. 1859 tsEt!E
Sr.PAUL's (EPIsCoPAL) CHURCH, Rev. C. II. Young,
Rector, corner Main and Court Streets; 1OH IA. NJ,
and P. NJ. Sunday School At2 P. n. Lecture every
Wednesday evening in the church.
REFORMED CHURCH, Front Street, between Market
and John Streets Rev. J. B. THOMPSON, Pastor; 1oi
A. NJ, and7 Sunday School ts "a. NJ. Prayer
meeting every "Wednesday evening.
LUTHERAN CHURCH, corner Oak and Court Streets;
Rev. h, LANG, Pastor; 1OK A. NJ, and 7P.M.
ST. JosEpH's (CArHOLIo) CHURCH, Croghan St.;
Rev SERAPH BOWERS, Pastor; mass every morning at
O'Clock: on Sundays and Festivalsof obi lgaton, Low
Mass at O'Clock A. High or Solemn Mass at 10
ocIockA NJ, n Winter at 1850 vespers ats O'Clock
P. n, and occasionally BensdictiOn at P. Sun
day School at 2P.M.
ST. ANNE (CATHoLIC) CHURCH, State Street, Rev L.
F. DARCY, PASTOR; First Mass at O'Clock, A. NJ.
Second High Mass at 10 O'Clock, A NJ. Sunday School,
2P. VeEperE, BPM.
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Harvesting BUcKwHEAT.-The Ohio
Farmer says. Never cut buckwheat until
the first heavy frost; then cut it down while
damp; let it lie few days in the swarth, or
sufficient time TO dry; select fine day for
threshing, and on the same day rake up in
loose bunches, while damp; when dry, thresh
out, clean up, AID stow away in the dryest
place on your premises, and our wOrdifor it,
you will get superior -four.
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IN THE DIsTRICT COURT OF

Il the United States for the Northern District Of
Ohio.-In the matter Of Samuel Lutes, Bankrupt
In Bankruptcy.-To whom it may cOncsrn.-The un-
dersgned hereby gives notice ofhis appointment a.
assignee Of Samuel Lutss of Riley Township, IN tha
County of Ssndusky, and State of Ohio within said
District, who has been adJudged Bankrupt upon
his petition By the District Court Of said Dis
trict.
Dated the goth day of August, A. D. 1851.
J. L. GREENE. Jr,
3463, Assignee OF Samuel LuteE.
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Get the Best.-Florence's Howe's and
Singers Sewing Machines at reduced prices,
for cash, at J. L. Jackson's, No. = Fabing's
Block, State Street. Fremont Ohio.