ocr: J*0 H. GEAE VTIloi.KntM'. (.iirt ,:h MA is antKKr —V.'J'?".. MilriIndian, B." ACKI*U TWI.\r..—wo »-»,Kk... T. [m*yISj Jspjj a. Salmon. 60 btt» Mo 1 M*ck*rci bM» No 1 «.,t. »xbbi. do do i* v do ,il WktUNot do 44 layjfl «0« 0 ««, -xv, bbi. SSBSSSS,'^'" kplt. SAI.KHATISod» S SODj|. •M Keg* Salcritas K CasVi Super. c»rb. 8«u. SO Kxi .i 00 8oU. Balerfttiu 10(K fc» Cremor Tartaf »pJ4. WOOUK* forult b* OtKt. W.IRj inn Io«. A«»ort«t Bi i Nests Tubs 20 Dot. Well Rut-Vet, 80 Zinc W»,h 5 I'or sale hy »p14. io,ooo tnu» to the tra.t^.t^»'|^item.rt« »pu. tot sale by '1 OKU. JOMettrcpy] mi»y9 01A1L W MW OIa«—Mhx, 8H0 7,«. do aT' 10x14 2 JNO U 0U». ""*15 r»T Hie i.y E A E W O K S •M THKLAROEPT MArillNKUV MtMTirr HI IM-P in th* HUM st.n«A\u-t?r,?™ Railroad Freight Cats I'OI'.T.Vltl K iV NTATUUiARY Steam Ensinen.' LOCOMOTIVK.VrVI.INnKnsTKAMBoiUBs, Wood and Iron viHchlntru. PRKMII PtHtr A It K CIRCULAR SAW MILLS With important anii-f.i, .,,,, improT.n.ruu I'lULDS' PATENT KOTAHY SAW 1UMs. hoyex I ortub/e Flour and Corn Milk With new improvement,. Wlih „r»lih„u. Kol Ueneral Mill KitrnMjlng. ,w SCi'lUfOU Sin\t,Ij 1////S'. STKAM A WATKIJ !'\i}KS- STEAM WJ1ISTI.KS Ftnis/ii HtuiKs II" r/ ,1- •/•.• CASIINUS&MILi Gm\'ji' ATh.. /-.I TH.XT sci i \y tLTlJiR Bc*t TlttrliiiiUiO ile* or 111'* IMrolttMiftf, Smoke !,/"• Jlr," /„,/ Work, iUl WliVTES,iATE8'WAKNK" be Uig it ami u tit wnef,i,i' demand, and n..w we have lar«ely'|n,.r(.B„.',l'„'^'rJf^h' Inrrrased our Hrm, and have greater fatilitir* Ing the e.nt with macliti.ery than anv oih»*r e«thn V4TJ V/usif w K 4 WAKNKR A i W.1RSRM, I) UtASIH. K KKASM. i ah' K«». ,mii rtlALMUS, [ap'ill wjrj K *"A Ke* \H. Httlll.l.l's lever nmi Airut- h»i In itrruiilt'd.—This n:,!.-!,,, f„, "a fevei, of an tn-ermlltenl eha.», te,. 1-..V.,7^' Chill Kt' Ittrnt Heiiiliiciit. and lisa tout,- r,.r invalid. lr -„, er.ru, protracted intermittent*. itM he»i r»m i ever offered to the public. This I, no but is only ctTered us a ptibl!.- rrmcli heeauie oMh constant demand 1 have had for It In In) ,.rirntc Lr« tice for a number of years. It is ,,sed by t|„ most nei.t physlelaiis of the Kastern Stales, as superior to ail ^°r the above dinea^e. It U )uMy other elatde with |i wholt f»y*tem, and act^a. .. it with almost perfect succo r!™ 1 "d f'ven io both old and mi" ft vafetv. it given timn m.i tone and action to tfa« powerful tonic, f.hate «i**l in n y practice for a noa. and now offer it as a public remedy. Ka« thfitit vHib«appreciatiil value, I can but b»*llev Forsale by E K. a V AND K J.VLI.ANT, U„rllBft.„, CHICAGO AND BURITNGTOH


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ocr: School District, No. 2. OUDERED by the Directors of School District, No. 2, that, public schools IN* commenced In both school houses, April 17,1^56, and be continued fourteen weeks. The following branches will be taught and books used Spelling, Heading, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography, Grammar, History of U. 8., Webster's Spelling Book, McOulTee's headers, Ray's, Mitchell's, Smith's, WUlard's. Teachers wishing employment w»ll make application fn writing to the Secretary, until th*« ltni of Apnl, 1»66. OLIVER LOCK, Sec'y. Dtst. No. 8. Burlington, March li, 1^56.—td.

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ocr: REMOVAL. ' B. J. BARTLETT & SOX, . ; ATTORNEYS AT LAW, hare ramoTed their office to .the second story of N'imV new building, over F. Iernhan)'s Clothing Store, Entranoe on Crofrhun Street. All business entrust ted to t tbem will be earefnlry attended to. Fremont, Xot. 34, lS5d. J. R. BABTLETT. GREAT STOCK OF Hard-ware! E3 31- , X-M S Gr IiA SS. JUST RECEIVED BY CANFIELD & BRO. Of Every .. " Kind, Pattern, and Price, at CANFIELD & BROS. GREAT EXCITEMENT! THE FALL CAMPAIGN IS NOW '.. . Opened at THE QUESTION NOW IS Who shall have the first selection from those Splendid Bargains! Wo aro now opening and offering at t BEAD QUARTERS, ' THE PEOPLE'S ESTABLISHMENT! -30,0 00 Worth of New Goods! Wbicb havo just arrived from New York, and the manufactories of New England. In order to let the FARMERS nnderstand in regard to these things, we will give them a few PRICES. 300 bags good Rio COFFEE, EIGHT pounds for One JWlar! 00 hogsheads of splendid New Orleans SUGAR, ten pounds for One Dollar. 600 lteg best quality of NAIL3,fort4perkpg. FOR THE LADIES! We havo a beautiful lot of Fall and Winter PRESS GOODS! French and Eng '" "'''' lih Minn; Alapaccart All-wool D 1aln; Mohivir and Cnshinere RoIen; IVraian Cinths and SI1.KS of all kindi. Also, Winter RonnetsAn,l Bonnet RiliIona. French worked Col lars, at all prices, from One Shilling to Ten Dollars. 20,000 YARDS FAST COLORED PRINTS, At SKPF.N'CE per yard, no ell as have heretofore been sold for nine and ten cents. Large qnantities of Brown Sheeting for t-ixpenee per yd. The genuine Manchester Debiliesare being sold for only TEN CENTS, And all kinds of Goods, IN THE SAME PROPORTION! Farmers of . SANDUSKY, SENECA, OTTOWA aud WOOD Counties Give ns acall with your WHEAT, RYE, CORN, OATS, And all kinds of Produce. WE ARE ALWAYS IN MARKET WP?H the CASH! TO PAY FOR THE SAME. DAVID GARVIN. iieat) (Quarters, ) Fremont, Sept. 26th, 1656. f Head Quarters!

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ocr: PERRYSBlfim-JOUUNAI; K. A. 1IKJIH. Keillor. TH It Mai One cup one year, lit All tiitntrriittiuim nut lm1 w mer,.; . . L f (' itlib.. WiMitl itH 10 ForeV!! A'"' licet, a Wlicro brciili-'! tin" Cue Imi t fall liefnrc , With Kni:r.noM'j" soil iM-iirnth our Cert. i . ) , ' 1 . for riu:Niii;vr, J U 11 i l . I I. h I1 U i I , -y . OF CAI.I1 OISMA. , , irott vic e iMjiii:r. WILLIAM L DAYTON, (IF. KCW .PKIIS-I'.Y. Republican state ticket. roii .ti'tmr or si imicmi i iii itT. ' f-iliinr Ti HMl 1ZI M IIOVi:, vl M.rim. (I.PHO TKRll j-JOWl VII SCOI'IV' ll' lln. ' ' . vott TPnnvf:v, nfvrtii, UiniSTOrilllK I. WOMIOTT, f K.mmil. roif cvMMIsfUPXPM or common Nrinmw, , ABON SMVTIIv of lianiliu.. ron.MtMHi.it tr iiMHiii ni- rt ni.Mt wukk( I i vvmitnt. f.t ct ions. r vi,i:ii it. mm mi. i ii, JVCOII I'KHMXN, of ,., rlton. ,ill. I .on iirrnrsitstT rttxr. It ro.vum s--m-til tiistmrT. ; IIIOIIARI) MOTT, tof Lucas eolritv.) 18,

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publisher: Simon Clark


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ocr: GREAT STOCK OF 1ST, S T B E Ho 1ST -A. I Xi S GrllASS. JUST RECEIVED BY CANFIELD & BRO. St ewes Of Every Kind, Pattern, and Price, at CANFIELD & BROS.


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ocr: Fremont, July 31 et, l&tt. 27 w6 New Hardware Store, IX FREMONT. a i i..,i J. 11. CLOUD at; BROTHER Wholesale and Retail Sealers i& Foreign and American HARDWARE, CUTLERY, TIN-WARE, NAILS, BUILDERS' TOOLS, House-famishing' artirlen. House trhnrnintrs, Farm implements, Car riage and Saddlery Hardware, Blacksmith Toe la, and ia fact every thing pertaining to the Hardware butluess tt their store A No- 4, Buckhnd's BJock, First door south of 3- Buckhud k Co's Drug iter. 21. B. They are alto Maniifacturars of Copper, Tin and Sheet-Iron wax, Jobbing of every description promptly attended tev They would call the attention of the clt izns of Sandusky connty and Ticinity, to their large stock of Hardware, consisting oi every thing that pertains te the Hardware business. Their stock is the most complete, In their line, ever offered in this section of tho 8tas Having superior facilities for dealing with the most ex tensive Hardware Houses at the east and mirehasinr vosAV kinds of American goods from icauiictuxeis & first nanus, at &ae L 0 WEST CASB PRTCES, Thsv ar anaU4 to offar Coaatrr VaraoaBta, Tarajara, Mechanic and purchasers ganaraUT, fooda a tfa. ltmo aaatera prices, wttb dltfareaca as tnnspcrasal.a. Taair stock ambracas alarg and complet. asomatri ol Bovw keeping articles. Carpenter and Joiner tool, Hons. trba mings, Cabinet makers' tools, Gun arlsunian. Wages Makers' tools, Blacksmith's tool and stock. Vlanelllne ova articles too nnmeraua to mention. B. we here a large stock of SILVER Jfc PlilTED WABE Which ire will tell at manumctaiera prices. All we ask is to rive ns a call before uarchaaiTr elsewhere. and we are aoaddent that wa can aoit oa with food and prices. j. m. cloud irao. Fremont, Mav 30, 1353. IStf FIUAL SETTLEMENT. Notice is borebv rivn. that J. L. Greene, administrator of tba- of John Woolcutt. dt'eeased. has this day filed hia for the iinal at ttlement or said estate, which ao- will be hoard on the 8th dav of Aumist, IS. LYMAN HKLPLV. Probate Jade. Fremont, July 25, lSi. I8wS 1 ? hl W


ocr: (fu-t. JAllK? W. S EVKN303C. Admr., of fi- i i Stertuson, decd. Fremont Jnly 31st, 1S.W. 27 v5 New Hardware Store, IN FREMONT. j. n. TiOn M ?ROTfIKII, Wholesale and Retail Dcalprs in f'oreisn and American HARDWARE. CUTLERY, TIN-WARE, NAILS, BUILDERS' TOOLS, arTifb-n. HouW trimming, Farm imph-incrtu, riiL-ear.d 8-vl'iltry Ha lwarp, Bbirksmitli Tol!, f.rti'TfTy tmrig pcrtaii.mg to the Hardware business their store No 4, Bacliland's Block, First rjxr south of 3. Hurt land & Co's Urug sture. N. B. They are also Manufacturers of Copper, Tin and Sheet-Iron Jobbing of every description promptly attended to. Tliey would call the attontioh of tho izena of Sandusky county ao4-ri. initT.to tht-ir larire of Htrdware, eon.itatinir of every thing that pertain the Hardware business. Their stock is tho most complete, In their line, ever nftVrpd in thi serMon of the State. Hnrintr superior farm-io for dalinp with the mogt f x tf-nsive Hardware Ho- at the eaut, and purrhriin(r kinds of American goods trom manuficturere and hands, at the LOWEST CASH PRICES, They are en.ihlfd to offer Country ifcrcbants. MrvhaniVs and porcli.-iwrs (rneraHv. tro:ds nt the eastern prfe, mth dijtrene of trannportatinn. sioi'R en.inre a inre am: eoin.l tp asnrrnierl of Honw a'-ticlcs. Carjierftpr an-3 Joiner tools. Hotisf triir Cabinet ninkprw tools, Orm trimniimr", toola, BHcksmith's tools ard stock. is artirli-s too numerous to mention. N. li. We hare a larrt stork of Ar !MiiTf;I Willi:. Which we wiil sell at ntvinufactiirrr' prices. All we atsk is to jire ort a rail brfnre nurchMsinir plsewhrr and we are confident that we can suit ou with J. M. CLOUD fe BRO. Fremont, May SO, 1856. 18tf


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ocr: A . C . AV 1 N S L O W Iton-Founder and Machinist. Has on hiiud an extensive nnd sppruved assortment I'littcriiH iir CE xnisa. caps stt.r.s, veka.S'DAS. fiira.ms-' at-m-rally. u urk dtn Ik ordrr ou short notice, anl Ik shiti-iiu'tirrv lutiiuif r. Kt.N litUN Koi KflUr, M At'MKK ClTT, OlIIA. of


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ocr: NEW FIRM! NEW STORE! AND . New Goods! S. P. MENG & CO , No. 1, Dirchard Block. T7E wo,,M My on.r f"ends and tlie peopl in f f vru, uiai, wesrr AUn READY TO SEE Our Stock la being received daily, and for tho past week we have been opening out AN ENTIRE NEW AND Stock of Goods! Bought for Cash, which we arc bound and WILL SELL CHEAP! Wo do not intend to build up a trade on GAS, but show FACTS and FIGURES, and Domonstrcte tho matter on tho Counter COME AND SEE US'. We will be most happy to wait upon yon at ALL WE ARE SELLING, Piles of Dcbapres, Plain and Figured Delaines, vjjiuiK, c, an at ono aniiung per yard. Vara Wide Sheetinpa, and fine last colored Prints going fast, at Sixpence! Best Rio Coffee at one shilling per pornd. Beautiful nrown augar u only TEN Cental TONS OF GROCERIES, At the Lowest Possible Flgnrcs! 100 pieces, Satinets, Twodcs, Jeans, fcc; HATS and CAPS; BOOTS and SHOES; BONNETS, latest styles ; WOODEN-WARE; HARD-WARE; CROCKERY; GLASS; NAILS; PAINT; OILS; &c.; in fact, wo have ALMOST EVERYTHING, To xnake up a general assortment. Having taken ranch time ana pains in tne selection ot the aoove stock, of Goods, we feel able to recommend them with confidence; we ask all the neoule who are in the habit of buying their goods in this market to call at our fjfi&LHisftmcnt and mate an examination OF OUR STOCK AND PRICES! Confidently hoping to MAKE IT FOR YOUR INTEREST, As well as our own. Wo havo boucht our Goods LOW, and we are determined to sell them aa Low aa they can possibly be sold. Our Motto is SMALL PROFITS and QUICK SALES O J. 3 3HE ! FOR ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE. S. P. MENG & CO. FREM0.NT, Sept 15, 1866.


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ocr: The Immense Resources Obtained tfy romtiiiiinx tliw two etviiKive ami wt-ll-knnwn tniupf will sllww tin- tiisnspiii.nt to rIvv Ibeir entvrtstnmcnts upon a scale of innKulttiIc an, , (Ooiolor uncquslU'd In thin country, ami unHtiriwiwI in wnr ethor. A R;ret rsrMy of iwrrormniipes, n-w In this country, siid tculUr to thiM eshlhilhui, will Ik found etmiprist-d In the hill, nnd fur novelty, varlely nml ster ling attract!" nowar, tho prpiirictora'clislh'tiifc i'.nnjrl- son, m It would bs imioUilp f(1r nnv vMtlliMhiiifDt ripinbed oa a lna axteiiaiv rU to slford iwarly tan satus vsdstj in tbvlrrouUiis ersiitvrUiunivuts. FIVE LADY EQUESTRIANS .. THREE GREAT CLOWNS Two Troupes of Talented Artists, AMI 2 Studs of Performing Horses & Ponies! Among tlt most promincut aitintcs atUrhed U Wt'lfli's National Cirrus, tTill b f..nid til n.-mx-a of 11. W. Franklin, the tlmmjitnij Vnlttr, nnd the niimt rfruiiln pfttof.n'-i in to w..rM ; Mn'l. IjOUjao UroWOr, the prac, fill fttiJ nsrttifr Kqucftiltnne ; J. O. Cndw'alliuler, the urvnt fwur aud ix lmrso rider ; rnnk Brgor, the oMg iiml ml prtj.ulsr Clown Hon liOe.ir llrioul"ntt ; W. Johnson, tlw fMrln Iwvrv bark li Wv Slid loir lie b-nper; W. Kincaide, Ho I'rest I'rrfiinnlnif ( .n snd unrfvslied r,ynmit ; Marl 'lie Pauline, Mndlle Angolina, R. Oldham, J. Kinney, and a full Corj4 of Acrobats. The leading uuinU-r of Lem's Xew Vork Mrctis Are Mr. 11. KsmmtnRS, th urtnt Tn.-li-h TiRht lt'. lunrr and ouit-t-rn't Ili.W ; Mnd. V ii- f:mia Sherwood, a Uly Kincsiii.n, unnvuh-. fur ntrei.iditr nnd skill ; J. K Wallis, tin jrr.-nt iuiiicn Clown ru(d tiiumji Oraii.r: tJ. R,. Bherwoo 1, the f rcAt Cliamcl.T Hi.lcr : l.uk It ivers, ilifj ' l.ihtniitg llr;" H, Berlin, tlo oi li-hniu-.l :,,'n.lt Hiuleq-il-Uhrist. Master Ubcrlea, tho inf.iuii'f ur..udir , K. F. Nichols, th n.coiiiilMiM M dtre 1n Cir-u ; Mftd'll Virginia Myera: th Bherwool si. ten. ; XjO Jeune Urimal li, ttit- 1 i'-jmii m (u-nn: Jl. Wynbold, Miwu-r Roberts, M-ur Hubert, ad min outers of tcknnttit -lfi n,!lli:y. N. U, Theiie coinj'.-oiii will ni-t df.IJf t sni thus duiiug thtt MKin, unih-r an ri'CiiniMn' wlintrtrr, Sn-i tli- entire ior.-ng'li f On- .hmi-l mtnl-ii t. nt Mill bf bronght furward nt everv tU.- hir tn-v ai.ij tti sdvertiai-d. Tim t'olUctiuu of Highly Trained Hcrses, Is an hihlttrtii of Itself, while Hr BOUCATBD XOJNTX33S R(MKO..H'.lKT, hMKt,I.IMi:K, HI.Ai'K IMU k.J.tv I'AltV, YdfXi. AMKMItM, JA K l.W.'i:, AN.) l.i K WIMi, ant uiwjnalUd f r liuty, nii-iii, a J ti- training. - T II K I" i: u v o u m a n c i: s Will inchi'lr wrrr d ?' i;.Tion of DASHING HORSEMANSHIP ACROBATIC EXERCISES? TKillT KOI'K llANCIMi, SLACK lldi'E VAlI.'I'IVll, Performnnce. cf Trii k Hor.n'H, nnd l.-mrne'l Voniew. Uymnnstiu Fv:!!.- Wdu li'ivui L.qui hbnuni, I'OHt.triue nnrt Piintuiniiuu. THE HMtlANT CUItTEfiE- 'ncludinir all the 1 W.triuiT- Hurfu m d l..iu. , t'arnuiif, and the IVifium- i. I'-m I irt:y Vans, lined hv hntti (VmfMtji", mil rn't-r tr rn eailt in Oie day tf F.xliiiiili n, and parage the puneiitl ititrl, Inadeil it; the tlet'imt Jland Car, dm" im H an t if u I Ocim-i.'oii.r'i! Il-i"a, fotmii.a i.:-niii trf hti: olnk' fplonilor. Tlie pn.,i.' ur :.t n.-i h Lnit-d t w.tiHr!i tlm puhlir cut rev, In ord-r in fjim mi rh:i of tue vsU'iit of thu maiiihii'th ot.mii v,i,i..tiL. li,n adint-ih prrfi!m;tfK't of Otto JlnriTH Cornet Hand, thf bt that ever ttavrli'd, not (.iiliwn ton pi-.... w. of ihe ri:itri.ssiM, i t.- rtriiiit Hmd, l-.cluiii-ij 1h enti CranH On-bertr In -in Ui .Wintirtl 1(t,-.itr.-, '.ihil Iphii, ill f-irniMi Sj'pn'printe ae'tiiipnri'ii-iita to thr I'k-n'in ( tie an na. A ntrw and Miirn' U attnrti f n!ur- in thr n prewittnii-ia of tilt L mill an V w ill Lv lo-ilt l Ij itm tist tu the Uro4 Magic Pantomtmt tntHttd iA MISER OF BAGDAD! A ilfr-e reph-te with WiS'I)i;iII'l, Tit . Wi ' Ii M A- TlnSS, MAt;iC Uth KS ANI ll.I.r-nNS, i.ah;m Aiw.K IM 'lliKSTS and SI il lil-lci KKKKi "I iii'b will be j.ntduefd with ntt the OKI I.I.I ANT f Tl M KH, PHDl'KiiTlKa AX1 AI-l'i'lMllKNTS used duiin; Its triumphant turrtr f mer one hiin!r-il emsn-eutiia mVhta in the Citv of riiiladelpliu, aud alilcb will con tlud each evenlngV viit- rt;iitiun ut. TMKMK CONSiM.inATKH riiMI'AMK.S WTT.T, TixniBTT AT MAUMEE CITY, Saturday, S.-pfember 13. Doors open at 2 and 7 o'clock, P. M , per formanco to ctmmence half nu )iour af'er


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ocr: ill MIEIEI m GRAND CDNSOUDATtO . - t 1 ' AND - ' 33SZIa1lSa3S a ti i5i m nau. a o ik nnsr stars ( u:lRv l v.jlU r.,runialit Ilaf r i muc itriimutSM ACTS CF THE CIRCLE, A'Mi-ual V'f'r-'-r, BfHrr:j In'mwt X-rlt- SfmA Collcclioii of Living Animals wr amcarMleJ fat mr tnkgitai mMtobmmt. A MAGNIFICENT PARAPHFHNALIA European & AnrEflcan Stars! Md'lle ZAMESOU, " IS tbi tirSKfmt wtitl it-niTrrtA TVm lWTrf iWCirqtW, ' Jl un:-pjr.-bw4 chI tiM.irii-t;ul-iC bv tuav ryurtrir r4 m ! u ; lr tii'Tititf .rf star matirhtra 6m t, qmll4 P hx iIm n-ftwumiKsite (no ii. .ruilic butj iilt mttf-h '.i ;?H2iFsIKE2 621522,;. J. ; SOPHIA.. IRENE AND JENNIE. , 4 p'l-'ikfie Iifc of rkjr WKi t4 laptnilT ; UtC pOlH-tTlUH-r L linM rrr pr Ma-tiiJ to mm Jiturmj: swixnKr. I EATON STONE,.! ii viajie bach equestxijut y (I tt" t.o ftfwrtr" Hh frrwt ) -iHrv fHniditat i t'-iir in Kur. ( Urrt -i'lfn-jf h f btillianf rarrw-t. Uie waft ' ft pnvlanmt TVt U,M tjJtfl.iT tHHMKStsrH f ffa j nt.rl.i. in t-ia. li rriml th-i mj rl'f i fWiiJtl tbm . iff vtixiu)-)-J Amattamk.et,BiL 4rz ' is , ARTHUR BARNES f ; Tlie tutnvM.jrMBlla mod 100 SOMERSET MAN!! .V- rKr g imimi fnw trr npTQaU-bed tlutt. atmariinmrj hriMMits'tt f tivs jxp pririry. , THE JAWSIESON FAMILY,-'l . A tno or model aiTiLrfw, in thii buttiUHVU eHiWttua, aeti)-Mf nn. jrt-irtiti. mfi rJTnrmnt fratt, Ukry mrmy wi- ' Term IK (vkiau lralCd In uurtvallMi. . . f Mr. CHARLES WALTERS, Stlit WtlTiant eHftinCriMii mm4 p i nmmt. Va mmrtqf mthmx - If n-nie wntul-r ul Mcat the tvnliMMM Itml of unuaf; V r - -iUl.lduiin.L -- , j .. . f I I Messrs. DAVIS and HOWARD. Fnwip!'1. H 't'ur-litTs ration, much a imaljtsi mtnr m tk jLuwoiratiu rtriasuucaat. - .1 THREE DISTINCT TROUPES Biafjtlt xiid Jieiiiut,nTinr. Tlie t"UKT Of MOMLS, Mtft rUvti-4 wiib br-i;ki-cailit--f wifc, WMa vdl Ua f.r-ck-, in nbick tlu iun.rir, IkViuurut, aud iuoTifUkraUw jsiW Wm. WORRELL, " I.IM1M. Ha jokrt tl-aaitaa-awlr" iwiwia with ,t,i- anft oriitml.T el Ktnu, in..; tug kar-Kojcd vr Hal Ihii ivn't wUc,JHl.r.Bjkt 'Ui SUM ariu IJjb lliT tuu)jiittr, -' - : T.,BTJIa-ESS, : 0 also a parti edor'd" gtwiui of lb fim a4ar. - ' With ip-'i t jvalr. ontannvltMf mirta iB away, "1 Ail dirrful mir, lvi:tj; Il-a awaj. . . rnaaaating of aU rix watattwful fmnmmmm at ANIMAL ANO FEATHERED CREATIONS. , T.K-n. IJmvMrwa. RotkI. Bfftpal. BtmsI mn. mmd Nairiadtaai - 7 tiTTm. ifHirup. irTfiiaa', wnii aan a. cry ( t Um ttut syacio, 4ua A MAGNIFICENT; m& giraffe! imxa : Troup, EERR DPJESBACH will enter ' et. Mai prfimn hia traitM-d lium, IrprrB. aamthna, Aa, ' Tho ELEPHANT HANNIBAL I The brptmi1 BFST Jf KHF(RMIXG FI.EFBA5T ia tW arvrai aa alaa attarbvil Iu xlttbttroau. Aa it la tt JatomJaittfan of flat Unia-crra ia p thy bwa paarijmt iivtSraaai nff-, iba ttoaaaWrftiJi . ERIAL STEAMSHIP! tbr rmtft inrrrtixn if tw tirr eaatwtra bf !af irrNi tiiifitiiiirf. Mr. T. K4-j. im, m r Toil, al lt.l.iw! lv him wuh c m-ki au rrx as ;1m Tajtfacla f Uiit ritr,'ftr a bif eurrv "1 Trn TW n .-lii i'. a iii far t-wi.!ii. An Amal Stuaaa ' bK-p,' mmd will to ailitbiml titiW im faiviiiv rftmnc rw.rd-fTiw.ru If vfi-d lv ai.ii lwtr any a'iiiiai, al tttr will if ! ma-hinrU. It- iw-ila r aavwer i m.-niii. aiuf (Kr tie-nifrihiilii w lciir frnmlfri- a cJt.nx-T, of ria.vi(.'stiiir in :nr, ill 1 n-ati inaniTf., to 'MrHud by a nwitKiitl nnlirr, ot fan, ikaarital ma-iiii eaaa lain ad . lite Uaaua-- 1 aa ilf t. The BRILM.-VNT COHTEGE . yrr-lfl Si lit rrh Military Hunt, .will tnter town tm . ihaRfeitiK ff -bit.ii;.ti. ami atir in.rtair annoja-i streeii niil n.ifnT-. (. fb I'atilton, BMbi Bjgk. artil -Uilliitnily illuniinalrd milk ga. 5 Will KTlilWt ai ' TIFFIN, Sattirdnv May 10th , FREMONT, Monday 12th, MAUMEE C1TV, Tuestlay - 13th," TOLEDO, Weduesdar " I4tl. Co:n t of Com in n Picas I -5. AiJai IrMWlttaMt, a ttM MM if w 1 --' --" Sf fawwrirui apat-imnr aver m S T" --5' tti'i iZ t-r. uslt toThawitsUT,,,. f 9 ' v4t. JV.ff itV Wrlrrl.ld :d thr-vanw - fc- (7 1 ' s'"T'-V.ir tilri K 5 jcrjj'll'v. rWft. Ii rabrTy aar m V' 1' T' "XI tU.Pi-fitr..iaBfeolih t Jf fe1'-' V.;iVi3 TTiisummmsml A f at-. .ymu 3 Vnua.ic Tioup, h ft -my:.-S-''' - - f-f' t r


ocr: of els A YOTJN G AMERICA CORN AND COB MILL Manufactured by HALL & ALLEN, Mans field, Ohio, Wholesale and Retail Thalmre cut reprewnts the Mill for (rrinlirtg the and Cob in the par, and ha the mist vaiua'le improve ments in portable Corn and Ch Mills, and is auapfrd the various Grinding and Crushing purposes for allkiudaof Stock; which avatem of feeding ia uow re quired, and found profitable by experience, . , One great advantage this Mill ha trcr all others is, the grinders are made on movable rings, tehirh are cast of hard metal and when warn ont can be re placed bf new rings im jive minvt fttrths sum of three dollars, then the mill is the some as new. as there is ne fthcr part liable to wear out. This Mill was AWARE ED THE FIRST PREMIUM AT THE OHIO STATE FAIR, tlie crcsent rear flSiii.) in a fiir trial with the Little Oiant, htar.auu alt oilier Mills hnmrjii. m cmupetihoD. and pnio-d tho prefi-rer.ee ami ailiuiration of all adjoisiug cune rairooi me prrDt'Di imr. The Exeelsmr Mill will griud from eiirht to fifteen bush per hour, accor.Ung to il.v di -rw f iiucss cf meal and (iuiiity of enrn, aud can be workt d witli one or two horses. It is a wrll known fact by scientific farmers, and anions siock itHMitTF, niai vwptitj out.eip oi corn anu eoogromid (.oeviHcr, ma go aa lar, or iurrncr man iiurty ouu el fcil unground to any kind of stock, and will fatten itoct in one tiiiru less time Uian when fed unground. Haring been appointed Agents for thr nale of the ahnve Mills, we take pleasure in snnouncin to the Fanneni tren- erauv, mat we are prepareuto nil all order with disnateh. Mill that will make two bu&huls of cora. cqiul Ui tliAX, to- be OH erenr fnrm. RtMRiya & ELLEIVWOOD, Atrents. Fremont, Aprils la.'.ft. 10rl Bl:iuk Deeds, ITIorr?ne$v Quit-clainift, Contracts, kc kept on hand or printed to thw JOl'KNAL OFFICE.


ocr: Eagle Clothing Store! SPRING SUMMER AND rS CLOTHING! M. DKVFOOS & CO.,


ocr: New Hardware Store, IJT FREMONT. l ass II r . a. - I V J. M. CLOUD fc BItOTIIEll, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in . Foreign and American HARDWARE. CUTLERY, TIN-WARE, NAILS, "OUILDERS' TOOLS, House-furnishing articles, iiouse .nmmings, r arm implements, car riage and Saddlery Hardware, Blacksmith Toola, and Id frict every thing pertaining to th Hardware business at Uieir store No. 4, Backland's Clock, first door south of 3. Buckland ft Cos Drug store N. B. They are also Manufacturers of Copper, Tin aud Sheet-Iron ware Jobbing of every description promptly attended to. They would call the attention of the cit ron oi hanausKy countv ana ncrnitv, to their large stock of Hardware, consisting of every thing that pertains to the Hardware business. Their stock is tho most complete, In their line, ever olTored fa thia section of the State. Having aupenor facilities frr dealing with the most ex tensive Hardware Houses at the east, and purchasing most kinds of American goods from manufacturers and first hands, at the LO WEST CASH PRtCESt are enabled to offer Country Merchants, Farmer. Mechanics and purchaser generally, goods at the lowest prices, with difference of tranaportation.' Their embraces a large and complete assortment of House keeping art teles. Carpenter and Joiner tools. House trim Cabinet makers' tools, Gun trimmings. Wagon Makers' tool. Blacksmith's tools and stock. Miscellane articles too numerous to mention. V. B. We have a large stock of fc PLATED tVAItE, Which wt will sell at mmnufacturera prices, we ask is to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. we are confident that we can suit you with goods prices. i. M, CLOUD it BRO, Fremont, Mar $0, IS6S. Htf Eagle Clothing Store! -s? SUMMER AND CLOTHING! ITT. DBTFOOS A' CO, just bean receiving a large aod beantlfal assort mentof Mew ami Fashionable Cr-OTHINli, consisting (ieatlemen's COATS of ail kinds and qualities, from mwwtw . . jaan, cut alter ine LATEST FASHIONS I warranted made in the best manner. PANTS, of all kinds; Plain, Fsncj, Striped, Checkered Blark Casaimers, Jean, Satinet, c, he. TESTS, of overr varietv. fit to wear to VRtitln.., fine raj, for every flay or to church, with CRAVATS to match, from tha richest ta (he plainest COLLARS, that will make any neck appear just ths w


ocr: "Freedom." FOU FBKSIDKNT, JOHN'O. FREMONT. OF CALlhOHMA. FOH VICE-PRESIDENT. WILLIAM L, DAYTON. OF If E1T JERSEY. Senatorial Elector, C.V1.FR B. SMITH, nf H.nrilton Tonnlr, JACOB PEKK1SS, of Trumbull County. Representative Electors, Districts. 1st JOnX Fi. ST.U.I.O. of TTuniiltor., IIu KH'IIAKIl M. CORWINK, of Hamilton, Tlio I'KTKit ODI.IV, of MonU-omorr, IYtii JAf'OB S. CONKM.N', of Cuelby. VIni R. P. EVANS, of Mxnrn, VUth WJM.IAJf 11. P. PZNN'i', of Warren, YlllTlt J. K. IlI IlIiKT L. of nolir. IXth KOHKHT j. 1'KNM.(;To.V, of P.-nerm, Xth KKAN(1- f I.K l-:i.ANr. nf Scioto. Xlrn JOil.V WFM'll. of Alliens XIIth n.AXIF!, HUMPinSKY, of Licking, XIMtii 11FSRV P. COOKE, of Eri", XVTil JOHN' M. HOrKiE, of Tnw-amBM, XVIth rUYIS OREEX, of Washington, XVIItu MIM.ETt PEXXIXRTOX. of rMnont, XVniTR JOHX S. PERRH'K, of PorUge; SIXTH AAKOX WILCOX, of Luke. XXtd JAMES DFMARS, of Mulmning; XXIar AMOS E. UUoS, cf CarrolL FOR CONGRESS, COOPER K. WATSON, Of Seneca. County. FOR JVnr.F. OV COMMON" PLEAS, SEBASTIAN P. TAYLOR, Of Erie County. Republican State Ticket. FOR jnK!s OP THE srTrMF COt'RT. Short Tkrx 07.I4S W.iWKV, of Morion. Loxo Tekm JOS1AI.I fc.CO'iT, of Butler. FOR ATTORN KT (IKRRltAL, P. WOIiCOTl", of Summit. POR rOMMISSJO-VFR OP TOMfOJ SI'TTOOLS, ASO- SMYTH, of Franklin. MRMHVR Hft,tBTI OF PPHUH WORKS, JOHN W ADUELL, of lloel. SEXATOR1 IT, TTT.FrTOriS. C.I7F . S-:ITW, of Hamilton. . JAVCU of Trumlmll.


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ocr: to 2 Great Circuses MONSTERNliximiITIONI 011AND COKOUDATHI.V OK TIIK TWO LARULSIANn MOST I'llPl I.Alt CIHCLS COMPANIES IN AMKKIeA. R. WELCH'S NATIONAL CIRCUS, ' Of Philnrtelphla, suit Ii. B. LENT'S NKW YORK CIRCUS, forming two distinct Exhibitions, for one price of admission. Both Compftirioa trawling together ind rx- liihitttiK In one titit, all tho great porfonners sttactiuJ to both tronpos appearing during om'h and ecry rcpreacututiou ol Uio doubla caUiblWi merit. , The Immense Resources C .Obtain.il 19 cinliiain. tli-i two rxtmHivn mid wi'll known trout, will nllow tin miuiiwmi-nt tn frlve thflr .wituxtjuomvut. ugu a KalK uf uufiutudu and AiiluDiluc unronnll.-il In tlim rMtlntrr, Ail'l Mnf.nrpn.wo in nnr ,;olhrr. A great Tflrltrty ol' utrlunuiincr., m.w In tbta country, and porulhr to tjitj. fiihlMllon, will bp fonni rompraw.1 in tu liilln, ami for onTt'Uri varlot.tr and ,t.r-liug- attractive power, tlio prorricW.m clialU'ngp rniu)ti - aoa, an it wuiild he impo..iW for any eKtalilUhtm-tlt arKanircd on a lomi vxtcniiiva r-cnlc to afford marl tua ' atuna vartatr in tuctr routine of elitcruiturucntj. FIVE LADY EQUESTRIANS THREE GREAT CLtJWNS Two Troupes of Talented Artists, 2 Studs of Performing Horses & Ponies .' Among tho mnut prom Incut arlite nHar lied to Welch's National fircnv Will h fminrt th nuntfn of II. W. Franklin, Cliiuninn VhuIUt, rd! Die mnut Tctnatila 'iUh:.iwt In tiie wurM; Mml. Louise Brower, tTnnfrut mui tUrinjr Friuontrltrnnt-; J. O. Ctviwnllajdt-r. Hw tjrrmt four n., nix Imrse riilor ( Frank Brower, tii'1 -irip Inul miiI 'Miptiliv C'lnw-n Herr Lee, tlif Jff-i nlnr ; "W. Johnson, tlie fnarltM lutrv luick H1nr ami Ku nils Iwiiht, W. Kincftide, tli im-M psTftmiitnir rl" n and unrivalled ty iui.t : Mftd'U Fun line, Mnd'll Angeline, K. Oldhnm. J. KJnnoy, uU a full oil of Acrobnts. Tlie lcua!ng nivmtn?r or Ltm's Now Vork (ire ns Am Mr. K. Uemminicn, thu nr-nt rtiUw'. Tii;lit IC"i IrtmrtT au-I S..tn. i m l Kt I-r ; M uL V' ir- Rinia Sherwood, a My K'(n iilnn. nnri-iilii f. r iutii.-iJilv and akill ; J. JC Wallls, tin, 'iciit imutcol Cl'-wii n"l Stump I'nUnr; C. bi. Shcrwooj, frrat C'liaRwter Hide r ; Luke Hi vera, tlia l.iKlnoinit Ci'lor H. BertiU, the i-li-lrmti'. ttrrubat antl ct,'il-llhrl-t. Mfiator Charles, ho infntthlr w.in.l.T : H. f. Niohola, the nceiiiiij-lUlutl Mniti ilu t'irjut' ; Mad'll Vireinia Myors; tli Sherwood isi.-rn; Lo Jeune CJnmaldi, thu uiiimtuiti cimtn; li, Wynhold, Mic-tt-r liobortH, M.-vtir Hubert, tuiJ mttny others of tie l;noii-iiL.,t n'ili'y. X. B. Thtnc onitintiiefi will Dut dlvM-' at any thnt) rlurirti tlif t'i-"ii, iiii'it r tiny rirnniin.iiir wli r, ami Ut entire tnlfth"f tlic kut( t-ftiilstU'iiio-Pt will bf (Tonxlit furwrint t firry jUcu whvrtv tli'y ittA lv advertlM-il. The C1lrlliii tf Highly Trained Horses, In nu enhlMllon nf i tut-If, while, the ETDUOATED X03STX33SI RnMKo, .H'l.lKT, S1IKI l.tlAflC. III.V'K IIAUK. .1 N IMKV, VttNli AMKKIt'A, JAi'K l.'AP!:, AM' Ur KS WlN'ii, nre uttftmUi'l f-r N-aiity, p.-i);;K'.lit anl in-riixt training. T 11 10 1' K U V OHM A N C 1'. S Wiil luclifl'1 erir lit-r!rt,ition af DASHING HORSEMANSHIP ACROBATIC EXERCISES' TlliUT lUH'E DANCING, SLACK IMirB VAVl.TINt;, Performances of Trick Ilorsrs, and I,cnrne 1 Ponies, iyinnntie S'eats, Wonders ot liui libriuui. oaturing aud Fautotuiiuo. THE RUIU.VNT CDUTEUK 'nrlii.Mntf all the IVrf.irniin llonn-n ail Vml f, !. CarrlaMS lVrfurnv r", ami tha l.ticn Van Ufe4 hy Imth ('..ini'iiii.n, will Miter tiHli i-mly n th dae nf' Kxltil.lti-ti, an-1 prtfrnlf Ihe nt Im liJil tr-U, bi'aOfd hr th EloRnnt Band Car, tlrawn by l-n II. Atttiltil' Cri'rni-l.-oli.r ! lloin, fiMininir 1 j.)f. nm if imioehiff (plfivlnr. The piiUii are carneslW hmtnl In w.iittM t.K' puMif 4ntn r, in nn!r ti r-''" i .'ha nf the r(i irt nf thf iimtrTiinlli cstftl-IiMniH'iit. Tha a-iruirabe (rrfoniusiica of Otto Horn's Cornet Bund, t!n U'st that cfi't tntv. h .l, uill ctiti' ii thu pr.it;na al the .K.M ntcirKS-H N', whilo tha Slriiiji Uati.l, i-nlu'ii'ia tht futtitj drunU Orrhertra l..in tl- N.iti..iu.l Th.-t-, I'ltiUI-ii.l.ih iM f irriili anprrnriiite acr'nnpanlnii-nta t" the rfi. t-l tho ar tin, A n.-w ml fxiiime-lv altrrtfilf raiitn' in tin: ni-reiwntalK.ua of thli Com't-aiiy Hi bv fnutnl to cn Mat iu m Grmd Mngtc ramtomimt tut Hit d t he MISER OF BAGDAD! A l.lrer- rrplfli' with WUNtlllltKt'l. Tlt.lNSK' IKM A TMNS, At; 1C Tllti K ASH ll.l.l'-l' iS'S. l.AI'iill A I i K INf 1UKNY.- snil l'KI'HIiil r Kl'KiTS, liirh v.il! I... i.n.li tl "ill. 1.11 H... Illtl l.t.I 1ST roIfMi:S, I'Hlir..HTtKS ANI AI'PHINTSt r:NT iim.1 tiirinir Us triumi.liaiit rar.T "f ovvr 011 i.i-i.lrt-l cin.v.'uliia nihu in till fity r.r riiCilMt nil 1 '..l.'h tlt coa eludv caf h avrning s eatrUiuliMvut. Tltt3K CON"l.tl'.lTi: COM PA NIKS WILL EXHIBIT MAUMEE CITY, SAturday, September Doors open at i and 7 o'clock, V. M., formance to commence half nn hour


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ocr: . TXrOlLn rppitft.i!v announce tn th citizens of V WKHTFIEi.D AN D ICIN'ITY. that he hrn jut opem'd. ai.d U now nfferitif; for nnlc, at low rntes, n roni;lcte lusortiuent nf tirocene ; Drills M-'dicinea, including all well established Patent Mftlic'ncs. H mIh nnd Stationery Tin and Stone Wnrr, tirt-ther with a grat vnrietv of articles to suit the jm!tit! dv'mard. tiive him a cjll. Oct. a-i. l-sG 'J'U--tf Koad otl'f. "VJOTITF U herehv piven that an application will be 1 I mnde to the Coinmi-Mrionern of M'ood counfv, Oh'-i, S. K. quarter and the S. W. corner of the N. K. qnar- "r .T x,m rT" ,n l"wnfl"'P north, rnne ten (10. thence E. on the center Hue of snid ctin. and on the center line of iwtton twentv five to the Bellefountaine and Perrvsbnrfr State road. f Oct. ?S. 1H.'0 15w4 The Union is Safe ! R. J. HOWELL Takcw pleasure in informing the citizens of Perrvs hnrg and vb-initv, that he has purchased a well select ed itock of Familv tsmceriea and Provisions, which he will exchange for Cash or country Produce, Farmers will find it to their advantage to brinfi me their pro duce, and trv mr prices, in Buying and Selling. Sept. IS. i!ttA--rf S4ltle l. A LL persons having arcouuta with th lata irm of -1 V W Ai it. Uaakius, will pleise call on the untie r aitrucd. at their store, at an early dav. and ettle the Muiit, as til books of that firm must he squared. C. W. H.VbklNS. October 9. Km.1 DAGUERREOTYPING, MBROT YPING, MIL L IX E R Y, By ELIZA P. JONES, at the residence of John WeLb, rmnt tcreci, rerrvuiurg, uuio. October!, 1S.W. WTII. HOOD. BOWLING GREEN, WOOD Co.. OHIO. DKAI.EBS IK Dry Goods Clothing, Boots A Mio, itut'SK r I'aNiamno. ui;ilikus a rauihiIiri HARDWARE, Farmer'a Toots, Pocket at Table Catlery. Groceries, Crockery, &c, PA I A TH, OILS, O LASS, 4-c Produr TAKXa AS fAI. Octol)er !t, 18jti ajm(i. C. & W. IIASIilAS, POKTAGB, WOOD Co., OHIO. DEALERS lR DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HA KV lt'.4 RE. CROCKER Y, YANKEE NOTIONS, I. A Ul EN DRESS GOODS, READY MADE CLOTHING. and every tiling usually called for by the tradi ng publio, wlui-Q win tie aula uneap lor fSAaa or ready pay. October . lWitl - PltFMIsEVriAI. ELECTION. SHERIFF'S PROCLAMATION. The Elector ol Wood 4 utility, Ohio, Are hereby not i tied to meet in their respective town ahhis on the first Tuesdav of November. A. T). lKAt. be in tr the fourth day of safd month, and then and there to proceed, as tlie law directs, to elect Ttrmty-thr rVrfor ttf Prtntbnt mi lire frtndmtt of fiW United aVfoM. iu pureuaaceuf the Coiisuttitivaand lawaof tiia rutted. States and of this State. Uiven under aiy hand oHiciallj, at Perrysburg, this oin uay 01 ifciuuer. i9on, W. L. COOK. Sheriff. OHIO PROTECTION INSURANCE CO., r COLUMBUS, OHIO. CAPITAL. ...... aOO.OOO .KCl'RED IM ftOCBLR THR AUOfKT. rjlAKES rufca Rutin. 1m. ? aniap. hy Fire. th. .A. pmieotaaar iniamitiavijrafinnajHI traaaportaUon, Hor. ISA AC MtA YTON. of Cleveland, I. IHKlON.of Hill.horo', . " JOHN A. fOliWlN, of Cincinnati, Judce R. B. WARDEN. A.MONHtIK, J. P. M. HOWARD, w. Y. nt nu.lHD, A. KISKADE. 8. DKNMK. J. P. M. rIowarr, 8ec. A. Mosror. Pre. ' Sep. .Ktllf. Local AgeM for Kood Cuuuty, Ohio. Jim i ni n r. .i.-, . '


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ocr: and 28. J. W. BANKZS, Agea. New Hardware Store, IN FREMONT. Ml 7 i . a & VllCIITLEfiX fW? J. M. CLOm V BItOTIIEII, Wholesale and Retail Dealers ia Foreign and American HARDWARE. CUTLERY, TIN-WARE. NAILS, BUILDERS' TOOLS, House-furnishing article. Honee trnnmhtrs. Pam im&leneata. Car ri-uwand Saddlerr Hardwarr, Blarkeruith Toola, and In (net err pry thing pertaiDing to ilto Haittwara bttaixmaH their atorv No L Backland's Blotk, Hnt door tooth of 3. Buekland ft Go'a Dn atoi. - IS. B. They are alao UasiifactarerB of Copper, Tin and Sheet-Iron ware, Jobbing of trery tteserfptioB yromptlj attende4 ta. ' They would call the attention of the cit- iina of Sandutkr couDtjr and Ticioitr, to their Lanre etock of Hardware, eoniiiating of awry thing that pertaina fiat the Hardware basineaa. Their stock ia the roost complete, In their line, erer offered In thle aeetioa. of tha Stated Having superior facilitiea for dealing with tha asoat ov tenstre Hardware Houeea at the eaat, and awrchaahig moet kinda of American gooda iron Banaaetarers and tra handa, at the LO WEST CASH PRICES, The are enabled to offer Country Merchants, Faimeia,, Mrvhanice and pnrebt.erra eenerallT, moda at tha krwevft eastern price, with difference of tran porta tion. Their stock enibracee a larwe and eowvplete aiaortnMnt of TJonaa 1 keeping articiea. Carpenter and Joiner totsta, Hova trim minfra. Cabinet maker' tnole, Gon trtmmiD(r'S Wafni Makera' tools, Blackmnith'a too la and atock. at i ana if ana oae article too nnmerona to mention. N. B. We haye a Urge atock of SILVEU As, PliiTED WAKE, Which we will tell at raanoaotarara' prieea. we aak in to fire ns a call before ptrrehaaing aleevb we are couAdent that we eaa suit yon, with good prieea. J. M. CLOUD & ER0 Fremont, May SO, 185. 18tf and OIL; a fresh gupply f tbV ttUtttUtfta. ivktT, ... daji'tlEXf aV


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ocr: 2G6 THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL. Hi CARRIERS ADDRESS To the Patrons of the Perryshurg Journal, January 1st, 1856, DIED: On December thirty-first, at twelve o'clock nt niglit, At the solemn hush of evening, by the melancholy light Of the moon and stars that round his head a mournful halo give. The decrepid, way-worn being, Eighteen Hundred Fifty-Five ! BORN: 111 (Ell Free and fresh as morning, January first, Full of health and vigor, into life he burst ; Laughing at the cold winds ; full of merry tricks The gallant cavalier, Eighteen Hundred Fifty-Six. Awake then and rejoice, to greet the youthful king, With many a merry shout let's make the welkin ring ; And while around his throne exultingly we press, I'll mount the stump and read THE CARRIER'S ADDRESS. w ill im if o,. Friends, patrons, countrymen, with earnest heart, A heart of gratitude and love sincere, That every blessing gladly would impart. We wish you alia happy, bright New Year. O, may your hearts be ever light and warm, O, may your lives with every blessing bloom ; Far from you ever be each ill and harm, Joy be your lot on earth ; blissful the tomb. A year has passed o'er us since last we addressed you, By a year we are nearer, dear friends, to the ti.mb ! Let's take a glance back at the hcurs that have passed you, And see what the world in the meantime has done. Old England still fights with the Bear for a Turkey! Her sons have bled for her ; her treasures have poured; But Jonathan smiles at the war-cloud so murky, He pockets their cash, and he says not a word. The roar of the struggle swells louder and louder, And Jonathan coolly stalks o'er the red plain, To fight? No, sir, no ! T is to sell them his powder, His pork and potatoes, his beef and his grain ! Let them fight! let them bleed .' let them perish ! and dying, ltemember the wrongs that their fathers have done ; When England's bold son3 cold in death's sleep are Ijing, Itcvenge fremjust Heaven for Ireland is won ! When Kussia's proud squadrons, down-stricken and scattered, Shall thunder no more o'er the blood-crimsoned field, line, Hungary ! Poland! Your altars, long shattered) Hind Heaven restores yen the fiat has peakd ! Dark is a nation's fate, when on her Lrow Avenging Heaven beholds the mark of Cain. Not all the stream.) that into ocean flow, Can cleanse the blot, can wash away the stain. The martyr's shriek, the injured patriot's moan, Th e poor man's cuise,the shave's deep muttered prayer, Imploring Heaven, upon the w inds arc thrown ; The sounds are breathed upon the empty air; Yet One has heard them ! Wondrous are His ways: The avenging thunderbolt sleeps in His breath, The pestilence lurks in the cooling breeze, And Hummer eirs come fraught with pain and death. Our country's burner gleams o'er every land, Oiw country's prcwa vex every diunt main ; Her Hag i:iy fa.il her prows rot in the sand, Her bravest st.r.s b: numbered with the slain; Yt it K'-iil true v. 5 hoop oar fullers' charge, 1 j't ;iice, tj uth and union are our own, ():' pro v . .s'ia'.l ri-.l j again r.Iove tlia purge, Our i-.yr W:v:M float and not a star be ..one. That ch-e i.; freylim: Freedom unto all U;slui.oJ v.I-h cri;-.:D, vhate'er the!;' lireng? l.o. IS it hark tin cry 1 11 jar ungiy faction's call : 5?38 'S3?0t$ i,f1,ll I. .,,.,, .'.'.'I,I .. i...,..,..,. .,.,,., ! Americans shall rvle America ! Friends: 'twas not thus our fathers fixed the law, They stretched to all the birthright of the free. The good and evil equally they saw, And said that " man should rule America." Bad men they knew would mingle with the throng, Base hireling serfs, unfitfor freedom's part, But in the people's bosom right is strong, And right will triumph in the public heart. Our fathers claimed that freedom is toman His very birthright that all shorn? be free ; Their sons insist that 't is American , And God for i.t alone made liberty ! Not thus had I my country's mission read, Fool that I was, my error now I see, By history 1 fondly was misled. Our fathers found us slaves, and left us free. Or was I right? Is it our country's aim To raise the fallen the oppressed of every land To welcome all in freedom's holy name, And to the lowly stretch a brother's hand ? Speak, young Ohio ! Foremost in the van Among her sister states, Ohio cries, Freedom to all ! Our iiamo " Kepublican !" To naught that's human, human right denies ; Chase leads the column freedom's chosen friend, Sworn to her cause, and hating despot power At north or south ; and to his side we send Our own loved Vf.:k : freedom need ask no more. Then may we hope, when faction's storm shall cense, Our country still will seek her mission high ; To all the world extend the hand of peace, Joy to no nation, hope to none denv ! Will you listen for a moment While we speak, mo.-,t gentle patrons, Ok' a less important matter Than the fate of mighty nations ? Speak of home and homely matters, Tell you of the poor around you, Shivering 'mid the blasts of winter. (Jive, () 1 give, it' but a little, To relieve them, to support them ! Tell you of our humble labors, Of tlie humble carrier's labors. Toiling but to please and serve you ! Cheer us with your kind approval. Greet us with a smile of welcome, And forget not, when we please vou, , That you owe remuneration. Hard indeed has been the Benson, Clouds above;, beneath us water, Water o'er the spreading prairie, Water in the reeking forest, Water on the swelling cornfield ! Ague crowned the curse of water, Ague in each humble dwelling, Ague in each stately mansion, Ague in the swelling bosom Of the fair and gentle maiden ; Ague in the bones and sinews Of the brave men, of the strong men. And while men and maiden lovely Thus were shaking, thus were burning, The mosquitoe the Sug-ge-nia, Filled our bitter cup to fullness: At our tables were mosquitoes, In our beds we found mosquitoes-. Hound our ear; we heard mosquitoes, Thrcugh our boots we felt mosquitoes! But tii j curse has iww pn.ss,d from ns, Not a sold has die;', beneath it, We have conquered, wh at o happy ; And we pause h:;L all idioulj sicken Of the Hiawatha measure 1 Otme again we bid adieu, For a year kind I'm.mh'.s we leave you ; From the stump d :::ce.nd!n;r wo', Our Mvain is endoJ. Joy bj with you ! ft. m v-.y p --v


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ocr: ! j ' ; ' j j ! , .EIElI!!KiMIStlI -i - GRAND CONSQUDATtO wJ A TniBISaTIONnf His HRT STABS fr i. tU siLRO. I'KA A.NLAMKKIi:aN AMFIU'lflLATKCS.ifwliMtf wicS ts iinlTiu. '(iww ml wnp psrln raiisosi. ACTS CF THE CIRCLE, A't;tt SfH.ttirt. tfmrttrlTfammiU Svnliii sMsl i'tMtmi titj (i'varM . JTsiaW, itt MwUS will. Ui. ;rtMt Collection of Living Animals -. Vf SMylTtmd M 1M ZalsswMfXAl lUUbtMt. A MAGNIFICENT PARAPHEKNALIA . tf prnfMttisMv Aimom tni Oft'twrn .hum. -rMny asm, V- ik'UvJ nsaai Masjvwtsfti trj l.T --L"ij' 1 - urttn.fc sals' Tm Ecwnttair DtfiiDmr to mmpamdcdht tmt European & American Siars! JL tb Iwmsi of whom mr Md'lle ZA1JES0U, tW Wtlliant tassl hvtfwwU PrioMi Dunt of rib Crngp, Mirsiruri sum wmnyyt-mr rssuss. oj mat aftumrmtmnt m t Im ( : isMdMrrtvir ni it mmXbirm (nit. m mrut ycmXi Lv th --friinmiai (nww auxl svxUaiM: (mmuv wiU wIikJ l4c Urn MMsl. 8 SOPHIA. IRENE AMD JENNIE. jl ui r4t rhmSWmiX aSktcr iurto uM wf lis rsM UttrMUssf IT mWT (IIIHMIUsl 1 SSB BSUSSCriwSSr lllMlts,. EATON STONE, TW rvwmnmd Amttftam rid m sBAJtS-BAC EQXTEMTdmUAJT, IxTtJOW AfsSss-tslW T UW flm sMM Mraskt kM lliH Jlsss, pnsrUiMsW THK U.VA UkEJT Htilt&KMJX ol it -tW, im v-sK-h mfxril of ih vM wnrid W wsiMtaLl Um mmintxumej , AatorK-Mi kiiL, oaorssg, tvusi cuuidk. ARTHUR BARNES - TW ?Wpiua VsvotUr mm4 - 100 SOMERSET MAX!! So Wr rvnpMBt tuM vrr ppttcW4 lh cxoaviaiMfy THE JAMIESON FAMILY, A tri T sMrl sri)c;. tn tWir falmttaW rrfTiti ii . niipTMlMa, rvrnsssssittaj, ma4 olMasfiati fernim Uxtj mm mm-r wnwilr sw-VrWrolvfrrd to MumI utTTirlW4. Mr. CHARLES WALTERS, tb Wiffiaot rvuss-.iiW mnd. rvsrtmsrt. wW siwwis cstWv xMie woodn, ill ssl litt svrctuouf 91 at tuniuf s 1 Elessrs, DAVIS and HCWABS. k,sea a amliaf starkxtaa- THREE DISTINCT TROUPES " mf Vvthfrnrrw, Aonhetm, A (ryrxm, antt a rorp M 4r MlitU mm! MiprrnuBefin. Tkc CUUKT OF MOMtS, sWtvt A W4 ilk Imchwr wlliM of wit, ta will Um tr tle, ia Mkicla lW swat., SosaMsnu, aud utcoaipswsavv jasrtf Wm WORRELL, y.p6m. Km jok tpqutu !- It Snah Hsfk, hrbas vitk cpitfs anl onfinsUiiy l KMuisa, svolbiBf hackumymd mt mmi but pur, prut, causiut, mmI rvjisxi wiut uuc wiu tm wor thy WsMsjtUlMy T. BUEGESS, ivW) a ssfti skc'S" giuiyi mt Uk fan wu. , , , With ssrw-rr pssir, stn-oimdtl ntirta trwa, ,Aad imtui can, U1 Sowtaf ir wij. THE tcrmimtiae of mU tW woacUrrfa smmt'omtim ( iW ANIMAL AND FEATHERED CREATIONS, Lmm, Linsawn, Rorl, Brvsmi, Bntmlifta. and Nfavirdiaaj 1 uram. Lowyrria. Hyrvaa, tsmly and mvmrj t oi uii Mutmr prcts.-a , aaa i A MAGNIFICENT LIVIXO GIRAFFE tW Mly caa vr vtbtbitatl in a wt-suara tTliuig aa. lalJiahmana. and iW twimt sV. TJikiiii Dnummuc Trntxpaa, EERR DR1ESBACH will enJsr the Bens t, mmi parfcna tvia WaiBail bom, tigvia, Mtan, OS. The ELEPHANT HANNIBAL' TW) lasEtMeaiM. BRST PKRFORMIr. KLXrUAXT in tit wkl m mho aUacbeii to liua mxaiutttum. Aa it ia tW aaanamatiaa of t Maaagfai to pnsica, la BSST S"j G3 SEE 33, Ikav sum fstaiaaqat isaaaea isp i m; Um wosdwta. R!AL STEAMSHIP! lha ffivatrat iot-sjiiIksb nf nydam drnTa, Minatreetad bv fha aftvat asarUniat. Mr. T. Rnkioats. of Nw Tnrk. afat as- hilnW try bin wi ft thai chrfriT a Usa Jl The atarain ia, 5 Bain," aa will t fcitHtixl tr bin with cm.lt aw-a ts tbe Taoaiaads of k Irasir ssCMratM el vrata. tm, aa ita naiiia iDtfuira, " An Asnal ninaai 1 ba El)oiu4 ohm lb Pawiaosi lamf nr ?fsuU(r aowsrr ta any tsarkaiwt Ita prrPihstr wrwav t datidmrrm an kmf i-wn) a chimmrm mr urpcta uv i. th aarasl awji.no cob aa waor ttoU The BRILLIANT CORTEGE fnrmmUd ar tbo aavwrb Military 9mmd. w3l oartar a on lb avtraissff of aaiUtiMs, aotl afUr paratiins tb priaofsaJ atiwMwiti mmi). an K ih PaTilioa, tua;a s( aifin wiU aa WJluuiUy UlonuissvisMl with gmm. Will Exhibit mt TIFFIN, Saturday Mav 10th . FREMONT, Monday " 12tb, MAUMEE CITY, Tuesday - 13th, TOLEDO, Wednesday " 1 4th Court of Coinran Pleas. Sondnskv Count. Stat mf Oaiov. . nomer nrerett, riainiia, - va, Charles G. Eaton Mary H. Eaton and George S. Eaton, Defendants I buKGE S. EATO.N, a non-resident, defendant in thi l a fife W si J- SplV r"i3 broacit tr ih eomntrr, wri 1 1 i X -g aatu ha rxBibtteai la Uw asurta fLf I li."'Wf aTii, viuaMt mxtrm ti jrr . F f T Vs chsM-jrr. IiniRvHltateiv afVrr A 1 . " . J?! KqaratTtioi. Grmomatttu. mad (1 rvb pvTrVvrvsattr. It aw a aitittMia, a tb will f it J i saoaaa, and tho tUtidfr iy of isavirattntr ibo sutr, w I romprsiiisij rndiiar. ot (an mm. ml Us pleaanra it


ocr: I A' And -with anj fact, ters and 11 II ilo To BB " HEAD FIBJHjjUP! Terrible Avalanch of Goods ! All the Riilroads running in WITH THE OLD REGULATOR. There in no n trrinsr when this OLI) LINE gets the Bprau.. inog out iae OLD BABY WAKER, let the farmers know where they can find good umgnams ioro cents per vara. Regular Quarter section of PRINTS. DeLaines, printed Muslins. Brilliants, Men's and Boys SUMMER GOODS, HATS AND CAPS, with an old fashion. Hay Rack loaI of Ladies' Misses' and Children's Kibborrg to match, from almoct A'OTT.VG, up price. The entire LIKE OF SILKS, WouH reach from hre toClereland, and as for there is no use of talking. Great variety of Coots anb Sljocs, AND CHESTS I I tt v a n v C.T1T rwriTr, I iixowii YOUNG 4 - At 50 Cents per Ponnd!! 100 barrels Stuart's GOLDEN SYRUP, atlVKH SHILLINGS per jrallon. 200 bags RIO COFFEE, Goinjr at - OXE SHILLIXG PER POUND! wbicb makes the people think of the Gold Dircings. In the whole stock, is going AT AUCTION PRICES. r7F It in imnoKsihle to tell the whole storr. Our eonn- are daily lined with the bone and sinew of old Saa- d.kv. sd .11 a,ree th,t YOMlg AmCrfCa, CAS WILL sell Goods RIGHT. ..ttii r.. , Pair ia rri-T.ARlrT We IB IH'W N VUrU Lliu-V m - , not look for extravairant price for Produce, still, VU-u Navigation onens. we think the price of CORN, OATS, RYE and WOOL, . prove sti5!ctory to our Grain and Wool growing We are and Shall be in Market with tho ROCKS, pay for all kinds of m hc. m xj 9cz vsz brought to market, and be satisfied with the "Nimble eil pence" in the way of small profits. C. R & K B. KING. HEAT? Qf ARTKKS, Mt2,154.


ocr: ISAAC XVI. KEEIiER, Editor. Friday, September 19, 1855. "Freedom." FOK PllESIDUNX, JOHN C. FREMONT. OF CALIFORNIA. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT. WILLIAM L DAYTON. OF HEW JERSEY. Senatorial Electors, CALEB B. SMITH, of Hanllton Coontv, JACOB PERKINS, of Trumbull Count. Representative Electors, Districts. 1st JOHN B. STALLO, of Hamilton, llD RICHARn M. CORWINE, of Hamilton. HID PETER ODLI.V, of Monteonwrr, IVth JACOB S. t'O.VKI.IN, of Shelbr. Vtb WILLIAM TAYLOR, of Hancock; VlTH-E. P. EVANS, of Adams, VIItb WILLIAM H. P. DENNY, of Warren, VIIIth J. R. HCBBELL, of Delaware, IXra ROBERT G. PENNINGTON, of Seneca, Xth FRANCIS CLEVELAND, of Scioto, XItb JOHN WELCH, of Athens, XHth DANIEL HUMPHREY, of Licking, XIIIih HENRY D. COOKE, of Erie, XVth JOHN M. HODOE, of Tuscarawas, XVIth DAVIS GREEN, of Washington, XVn MILLER PENNINGTON, of Belmont. XVniTH JOHN S. HERRICK, of Portage; AIATH AAltiw WILiLUA, or lJtKe, XXtsWAMES DCMARS, of Mahoning; XXIot AMOS E. BC83, of CarrolL FOR CONGRESS, COOPER K. WATSON, Of Seneca County. FOR JUDGE OF COMMON PLEAS. SEBASTIAN F. TAYLOR, Of Erie County. Republican State Ticket. FOR JCTKTTS OF THF PrPRRWR COrRT. Short 1rm O'.IAS HOVi:, of Marion. Losa Tkk JOS1AH SCOTT of Butler. TOR ATTORKT ABRERAL, C. P. 1VOLCOTT, of Summit. TOR TOMMISnmVFR OF COMMO SCHOOLS. A"SON S.TIYTII, of Franklin. MEM"R ROARP OF PTRLIC WORKS, JOHN WADDELL, of Rom. RR 4TOR1 AT. RT.RTTORR. CALEB B. S7IITH, of Hamilton. JACOB PEUK.I.NS, ot Trumbull. County Ticket. FOR TRRASCRRR. JACOB F. R. SEBRING. FOR COMSflSaiOITBH, SANFORD G. BAKER. FOB INFIRM ART DIRKCTOR, (l-oTtfc Term.) JOSEPH BIRDSEYE. (Short Term.)


ocr: 3 Days from New York! 35 pes new styles Bonnet Ribbons! 30 pieces Press Trimmings filack silk Mits: Palm Fans; Dotted Swiss muslins. Pin in, plaid and fancy Lawns. Fanev Press good Best Denima, 200 yds hlack Silks at low figures, Lot De Bnigea, cheap, More of those nice P. Manchester Ging hams and Chambrara, WhiteGooda, Urge stock, CHI AP. Customers can at all times rely on getting the best goods at tne .owes net uasn prices, at my store, with gen tlemanly clerks to wart upon customers. . P. B. BEERY. OvdrJ'nartn.ttM.


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ocr: New Hardware Store, IN FREMONT. 7 J. HI. CliOUD Sc. BROTHER, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Foreign and American HARDWARE. CUTLERY, TIJT-WARE, NAILS, TOOLS, articles, House trimmings, Farm implements, Car and Saddlery Hardware, Blacksmith Tools, and every thing pertaining to the Hardware business store No. 4, Buckland's Block, door south of S. Buckland k Co's Drug store. N. B. They are also Manufacturers of Tin and Sheet-Iron ware, Jobbing of every description promptly attended to. They would call the attention of the cit of Sandusky county and vicinity, to their large Hardware, consisting of every thing that pertains Hardware business. Their stock is tho most complete, thetr line, evor offered in this section of the State. superior facilities for dealing with the most ex Hardware Houses t the east, and nurchasiniF of American goods from manufacturers and at tne LOWEST CASH PRICES, are enabled to offer Country Merchants, Farmers, and purchasers eenerallv, goods at the prices, with difference of transportation. embraces a large and complete assortment of House and Joiner tools, House triuv j


ocr: ew Hardware Store, ' " IX FREMONT. " 3L J. 91. CLOUD fc I1KOTIIEU, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Foreign and American HARDWARE. CUTLERY, TIN-WARE, NAILS, BUILDERS' TOOLS. House-furnishing mrticlew, House trimmings, Farm Implements, C&r riaffe and Saddlery Haxdware, Blacknniith Tool, and fact every thing pertaining to the Hardware buainesa their store No. 4, Buckliind's Block, First door south of 3. Bucklind & Cos Drug store. X. B. Thej are also Manufacturers of Copper, Tin and Sheet-Iron ware, Jobbing of every description promptly attended to. They would call the attention of the of Sandusky county and vicinity, to their larfre of Hardware, coo Bit ting of every thing that pertains tue uaruware business. Their stock is tho most complete, In their line, ever offared in this section of the State. Having superior facilities fur dealing with the most Hardware Houses at the east, and purchasing kinds of American goods from manufacturers and nanus, at tne L0 WEST CASH PRICES, They are enabled to offer Country Merchants, Mechanics and purchasers generally, goods at the eastern prices, with dillerence of trans porta ti on. stock embraces a large and complete assortment of Honse keeping articles, Carpenter and Joiner tools, Hoose trim mings, Cabinet makers tools, Gun trimmings. Makers tools. Blacksmith's tools and stock. Miscellane ous articles too numerous to mention. N. B. We have a large stock of SIIaVEU fc PIa4TED Which we will sell at manufacturers prices, All we ask is to irive ns a call before nurchasinr and we are confident that we can suit you with anu prices. J. M. CLOUD & BR0. Fremont, Vaj 30, 1856. 18tf JUST RECEIVED lOO BAIiREIiS, r-oTTir r-tm buporhno Ixenesee rLULiL and for sale at the Flour and Feprl store of J. F. R. SEBRING & CO. May 23, 1S50. 17w3 s Cleveland and Toledo Railroad. SUMMER ARRAXGEMEST. to taie effect Monday, AVtn, laoo; pasgensrer trains wiu run daily, as follows: Cleveland and Toledo Railroad. Division-via Norwalk. in at ex tensive


ocr: NEW .JEWELRY! AT COST, CAKRIAGE AIVD SMALL PROFITS!


ocr: ONLY TEN DAYS! PICTURES OH GLASS FOR ONE DOLLAR!! Don't forget the place. Rooms in "Buckeye Hall Buildings" opposite the Post Office, Fremont. The Rooms will be closed the first of March, The Artist leaves for Fostoria (or Home) in a few davs. ; First come, first served" H. A. SMITH, Artist Fremont, Ohio, February 22d, 185 G.


The Perrysburg journal. [volume]

ocr: PEllRYSMJllU JOURNAL, A. lllUGIN, Kdilor. On rnpy one tear, in advance,. ... fl .G All iiihcrriplitiiif nut paid ithinaix nioni 1.1,2 ( 0 OUR FLAG. Forever float that utamlard hprt. Where breathe. Uie f but lull hcfi.re u, With Frekdum'i noil beneath our feet. And Fbk kbuu'i banner tmiuiiig o'er u ! . Foil pki:idi:t, JOHN C. FREMONT, OK CAMFOHNI.V. 1 FOR VICE PKENIDK.VT, WILLIAM L, DAYTON, OF NEW JI'HSEY. REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET - torn JCDnr nr nt'i'BFMK romr, J Shout Tkum OZI H HOW I N, vf Af rip, (l.ONO TKnu J JOMAI1 NCOTT, v tfr. roR HMMifniONrn nr common (m ihiols, A N NO V SMYTH, of Irani in. run MfMnr.n or not it n nr rrui.ir nuRKS, JOHN It. VAII)KM,, ttnsi. STTVATOIIMt, ri.Kt'Tnu., CAIiKIl n. HMITII, Aim froir. JACOB PEHKINN, of Tn.mlwft.


Fremont journal. [volume]

ocr: AYE ITS Cathartic Pills, (SUGAR COATED,) Ail Mara to CLEANSE THE BLOOD ABO CUBE THE SICX Invalids. Fathers, JU others Phwaftelaas.) . PlillsiHtlkroptsta, read their Effect, and Judge of their Virtues. FOR THB CURB OF - " ; 1


ocr: ' this we publish a part of section 45 of the Ohio School and notiry teachers that we expect them to be maliitd tkic tho specified branches. N peikoa ifiaB ployed as a teacher in any primary common school saeh person shall have first obtained from said or any two of them, a d-rtincate of good moral and that he orshe is qualified to teach Orthogmnhr ing, Writing, Arithmetic, Geogrsphr and English. GEO. A. STAKWEfcTHJCR.) J. B. LOVE1.AXD, , i TH0S. P. FINEFK0CK. ) Fremont, Sept. 28, 1858. 35tf , . :t C "5T S T ZE3 Ft. ' ' Baltimore ! Oysters, : RECEIVED DALLY : BY For Sale by the Can or Dozen Cans. - ., Warranted Fresh and Nice. ; To bs bad only at the WTiolsale and Retail Grocery . Confectlonerv Store of THEODORE CLAPP. Fremont, Nov. 24, 18M. " 43tf GREAT STOCK' j. i ,!-:.' :H .!0F Ill INT, 1" 33 B Li sis. 3NT ,--J3l. , I Si i 'JUST RECEIVED BY - ; CANFIELD & BR0. 9 Of ;V;;;.;';, , '"' Every Pattern, s . ' -: and Price, at CANFIELD & BROS Commercial ' College, ' COLUMBUS, OHIO.


ocr: - P.'B.EEERY'S Immense Assortment has ... Consisting of 3000 prs Boots & Erery qatUitj and kind. Go to BEERY'S for B&rguns. 5000 yds. Dress Goods. , MerinMs, Silks, Scrgcg, Alpaecu, Coberys and all the la tent itviea, at low ngurcs lor vasn. - GOO Large Aaaortment and the latent otylM, and at the prices. Zw -;a ana purcnase one. 5000 yards WOOLDN GOODS, : Satinet, Cloths, C&ssiaet, Cm si men, Flannels, all troods, an iminetise sun-k to be tola at the lowest ,,5 . r prices, for CASH or PRODUCE, . 2,500 worth of CLOTHING. Coata, Pasta, Vt, Orr-nta, M different kinds at Low pneea. l & rarppfrt ttort in tne conntrr, all for sale with the tarift off. Call and see. - 5000 yards best Prints ! Cocheco and Kerriniac. The nicest stock of Delaines Press Goods in the State. Gloves, Hosiarr,, No tions. Sheetinpa, GROCERIES, HARD . WARE, and all kinds ef Goods that ' are to be found ia any Store, ail To be sold with the Tariff off .Artt -,v ' f .?' WANTED! 3000 bushels DRIED APPLES, for which the highest prices will be paid. Cash paid for drj- and green hide, and big figures too. . Oatt, Corn, fife, itnlter, Eggs, Rags, and any produce thetArmers have to nell will bring , m gtoa price oere, ana tnry iu at aa tunes zn uir dealing, and goods 15 to 25 percent. LESS -than from those houses that mak . their purchases in Cleveland. -- - . ' , P. B. BEERY. BEAD QFAETKRS, .' CLYDE, 0 Oct 1856. ip'r" n f . ' . - - ' . GREAT EXCITEMENT! TIip FALL CAMPAIGN IS NOW ,-,:..-: Opened at ' Headquarters! THE QUESTION NOW IS sliall have tt'c first selection from those Splendid Bargains! Wc. .are . now .opening and offering at .- j f HEADr- QUARTERS, ' " PEOPLE'S ESTABLISHMENT ! 3to;ooo Worth of-New Goods! WLicli have just arrived from New York, and the manufactories of New England. In order - ; to let the FARMERS understand in regard to , these things, we will give them a few . , . ; PRICES. ! 300 bags good Rio COFFEE, EIGHT pounds for One Dollar! 60 hogsheads of splendid New Orleans SCOAR, ten pounds for One ' ' Dollar. 600 kegs best quality of . , fc . NAII, for f4 per keg. " ' FOR THE LADIES! Wc Lave a beautiful lot of Fall and ;' DRESS GOOnSt French and ,yTOOrS Vlrlnji; ' Alapaccas All-woot lc , laines; ilnhair and Cashmere Robes; Cloths and SI1.K3 of all kiod. Also, Bonnets, and Bonnet Ribbons. French worked Col lars, at all prices, from One Shilling Ui Ten Dollars. 20,000 YARDS FAST COLORED PRINTS, .. ar.-. . .-. At SiXPE XCE per yard, siicn as have heretofore been sold " r. ' for nine and ten eenla. Xargc quantities of . Drown Sbeetiiis;forMpenee per yd. The sroniti Mareliestfr Delaines are being sold tor only TEN And iill kinds of Goods TEE SAME Farmers of , . - . ! . . . , SANDUSKY, SENECA,' v - " OTTQWA and WOOD Give us a call with ymif WHEAT, RYE, CORN, OATS, And all.kiuds of Produce. we are ' always .' ; ' " : .; in , Market with.. . ... .., ' " ' the 0-A.SH! TO PAY F0R..TIIJE SAME. . . DAVID GAKVIIfs .HEAT?


ocr: GOING WEST. LEAVE. Em rem. M.il. m-v-Unu, (WuatSidej f.U0 AJL SJU t J. Plank Road,., Rorkpnrt, S.48M Berra. 4.iO Olmated Kalla, 4.u Ki.lireville, 4.M Kl-ria, -5 " 4..-S Amherrt, 4.S3 nrownhelnv 4.01 Vermillion, ' S.I1 " Berlin, . Huron . V4 - Sanduakv, arrtre . 10.1S ." do ' LeaT ... 10 JO " S.10 ' Venice, 6.1 M Mller'i Print, 8.32 riMter Bed RiL, S.40 port Clinton, 10.M " . - ' Hartfort, I T.H Brntmi, - C!T Jnnctiota, .. ..... I 7.aX Rtarh Toledo, .!


ocr: . ' lN FREMONT. 7" J. M. CliOUIl Ac linOTIIER, Wholesale and Retail Dealers iu Forflgn and American ' ' -.- H A B D V A R E . CUTLERY, TIXAVAHi; KAILS, BUILDERS TOOLS, nonse-furnidLing artiHeA, House trnmntngs, Partn implemer.,' Car riage and S;d-iiry Hardware, Blacksmith Tools, artd t t every thing pertaiiibig W Uo fiartivan buaewst at their storo - No 4, Baciland's EIocIi First door south of 3. Baeklao4 k Coa Drag ataCvV B. Thty are also Uanutactansrs ef f Copper, Tin and Sheet-Iron warsfc afobLing of every d?scHptioe protLptly attended t Thj would call tho attention of the cit- Uens of 3andnsky eoonty and Ttsiniiy, to their WreSt5t of hardware, cmisUtir'g oi evary Uiu.g tLat artaina Dp the Hardware buiueaa Their stock is tho most complete, - In their line, ever onV"d in this sectiwn of tbw Statev- ILarinir superior I'atiJtioa f.r delinr with tlie mowt e termiTe Hanhrare Unuscs at the eaat, and purchasinij meat kinds of American goods truaa manat-avriajwra and axsaX handa, at the s LOWEST CASH PRICES, ". Thoy are enabled to offer Country JlerchantB, Farrv llechanlcs and r.HTeh-"rr3 (rnt rally, cos st the lowesa eastern prices, with difference of ram portat 4on. Their -stock embrnces a larjre and comp!e(- assortment of House keeping articles, ( arwnter and J.-iuer tots, House trim Biinga, Cabinet maker.' tools. Hum trkaniiHSis Wayo MakiTS ts-oln, Blcasmi;h's Uis aoi stock. kisceliaiM bus articlt-s tv numeroos t montioa- - . . B. We bar a lare stock of SJl.VKIl Ac rMTED W1KE, Which we will aell at mamifacturers price. Ail we ask la to rive us a call before purchasing; elsewhere and we ara aondtnt that we ean suit yon with goods) and priawa J. XL CLOUD St ER0. FrsSaoBt, mfrnj 90, lest:. IStf Eagle Clothing Store! SPRING -rap SUMMER AND fiSi CLOTHING! IU. DIEYi-'OOS A CO. nATE Just een reccli"(f a Tar? nnd beautiful aseorte mentof New and 'nshinaHe tLWHlStJ, ennsieting -t Gentlemen's ( OATS of all kii.ds and quaiitiea.frua Two tm Twtniy Loll art, cut after the LATEST FASHIONS ! and warranted made in the bt at maimer. PANTS, of all kinds; Plain, Facy( Striped, Checurt and Klack Cassimers, Jean,. Stin t, kc c. TESTS, of every variety, fit to wear to t wedding OT a funeral. foreTerv dav or to church, with CRAVATS to match", from the richetttto the plainest qua titles. COLLARS, that will make any neck appear Just thw -iirht lenirth: Handkerchief, Pocks, Gloves, Suspenders, Trunks, ( arret Bars, LmbriUaa, ike. It eanaot be ex nerted we i'l enumerate everr article we hare for sale, therefore we invite all t ( OME AND SEE FOR THEil jELV ES, and faith will be converted to knowledge. We are sell i-jr more and better Clothing than any ea tablbhment in Fremont, and at the ' Very Lowest Prices FoMiMe. And will be happy tn seeoorold friends and rastoroera m4 all others who aish to purchase anv thinjr fn onr lina. It is acknowledged by every one, who has tried it, that tha aaN. - . r ft I H 1 6N I I I I ITS.


ocr: 1VEW FIRM! EW AND New Goods S. P. MENG & CO., No. I, Birchard Block. WE would say to oor friends and the people in res era, that we are NOW ,r UJSADY TO SEE THEM Oor Stock ia being rewired dally, and for the past week we have been opening out ajn H,iilKJi JNiSW AND Stock of Goods! Bought for Cash, which we are boond and WILL SELL CHEAP! We do not Intend to build np a trade on OAS, bnt show FACTS and FIGURES, and ' Demonstrate the matter on the Counter. COME A'I) SEE US! We will be most happy to wait npon yon at ALL WE ARE SELLING, met nr Hetajres, Plain and Figured Delaines, MotUed a uiiunx, c, auaione Shilling per rard. Yard Wide Sheetings, and fine fast colored Prints going fast, at Sixpence! uesi hio txjnee at one shilling per pornd. Beantlful iirowa sugar as only lK2i Cents! TONS OF GROCERIES, At the Lowest Posslblo Figures! 100 pieces, Satinets, Twedes, Jeans, &c ; HATS and CAPS; BOOTS and SHOES; BONNETS, latest styles; WOODEN-WARE HARD-WARE; CROCKERY; GLASS; NAILS; OILS; &c; in fact, wo have ALMOST EVERYTHING, make np a general assortment. Having taken much unie ana pains in tlie selection or the above stock, of Goods, we feel able to recommend them with confidence; we ask all the neonle vm are In lh. of buying their goods in this msrket to call at onr HiSiauiisnment aud make an examination OUR STOCK AND PRICES! CoDfldentlj boping to MAKE IT FOR YOUR INTEREST, rell as onr own. We bare bourht our Goods LOW, and we are determined to sell them as Low at they can possibly be sold. Our Motto is PROFITS and QUICK SALES. CASH! FOR ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE. S. P. MEIVG & CO. Sept. IS, 1S.


ocr: New Hardware Store, IN FREMONT. J. HI. CIOUD & BROTHER, ,- Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Foreign and American HARDWARE. CUTLERY, TIN-WARE, NAILS, TJUILDERS' TOOLS, House-furnishing Bn.ic.en, nnuse trimmings, rarm implement, car riage and Saddlerv Hardware. Blacksmith' Tool, and in frict every thing pertaining to the Hardware business at their store No. 4, Buckland's Block, First door sooth of S. Buckland St Co'f Drug store. N. B. They are also llanulacturers of Copper, Tin and Sheet-Iron ware, Jobbing of every description promptly attended to. They would call tho attention of the cit- iwn of Sandusky county and vicinity, to their large stork tif Hardware, consisting of every thing that pertains to the Hardware business. . ' Their stock is tho most complete, In their line, ever ofWd in tMs section of the State. Having superior facilities for dealing with the most ex tensive ilaniware Houkp at ihe east., and purchasing most kinds of American goods Irom nianu&cturerB and first hands, at the ' L 0 WEST CASH PRICES, Thoy are enabled to offer Country Merchants, Fanner, Mechanic and purchasers jrenerally. erv.jl Rt the lowest eastern prices, with difference of tnuis.mrtation. Their


ocr: YOUNG AMERICA CORN AND COB MILL Manufactured by HALL & ALLEN,


ocr: NEW JEWELRY! AT COST, CAUltlAGE AXD SMALL PROFITS!


ocr: DUBnci9 oi corn equal to mrw ougut w ue on erprj Fremont, Ohio, Oct. 17, I860. lOyt GREAT EXCITEMENT! THE FALL CAMPAIGK IS SOW Opened at Quarters! THE QUESTION NOW IS shall have the first selection from those Splendid Bargains! We are now opening and offering at HEAD QUARTERS, PEOPLE'S ESTABLISHMENT I $40,000 of New Goods! have just arrived from New York, and the manufactories of Xcw England. In order to let the FARMERS understand in rtgardto these things, we will give them a few PRICES. bags good Rio COFFEE, EIGHT pounds for One Dollar! 60 hogsheads of splradld New Orleans SUGAR, tea pounds for On Dollar. 600 kegs best quality of NAILS, for $4 per keg. FOR THE LADIES! have a beautiful lot of Fall and Winter DRESS GOODS! French and Eng lish Merino; Alapaccas! All-wool De laines; Mohair and Cashmere Robes; Persian Cloths and SILKS of all kinds. Also, Winter Bonnets, and Bonnet Ribbons. French worked Col- at all prices, from One Shilling to Ten Dollars. 20,000 YARDS FAST COLORED PRINTS, At srXPESCE per yard, such as hare heretofore been sold for nine and ten centa. Large quantities of Brown Sheeting for sixpenee per yd. The genuln Delaines are being sold for only TEN CENTS, And all kinds of Goods, THE SAME PROPORTION! of SANDUSKY, SENECA, OTTOWA and WOOD Counties, us a call with your RYE, CORN, OATS, And all kinds of Produoc. ARE ALWAYS IN MARKET WITH the to pay for the same. DAVID GARVIN. HEAD QUARTERS, )


ocr: New Hardware Store, IN FREMONT. ' LA 11 3. 91. CLOUD fc RROTHER, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Foreign and American HARDWARE. CUTLERY, TIN-WARE, NAILS, BUILDERS' TOOLS, article. House trimmings, Farm implements, Car riiire and Saddlery Hardware, Blacksmith Tools, and erery thing pertaining to the Hardware business store No 4, BuckLwd's Block, door south of 3. Buck! and ft Co's Drug store. JJ. B. They are also ilanufaetnrers of Tin aud Sheet-Iron Jobbing of every description promptly attended to. They would call tho attention of the cit


ocr: . FREMONT: OHIO. ISAAC m. HEELER, Editor. Friday, September 26, 1856. "Freedom." FOR PRESIDENT, JOHN C. FREMONT. Of CJLIF(JH.J.4. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT. WILLIAM L DAYTON. OF KEfF JERSEY. Senatorial Elector, CALEU 11. SMITH, of Hamilton County, JACOB PERKIXS, of TrumbuU County. Representative Elector, Districts. 1st JOHV n. STAI.I.O. of nxmiltnn, IIu RICHARD H. CORWINE. of Hamilton, HID PETKR OD1.1X. of Monttrnmerr, IVth JACOB S. CO.VKI.IX, of Shelhr. Vtii WILLIAM TAYLOR, of Hancock; Vlm-E. P. EVANS, of A'lnn VHm WILLIAM H. P. DKNXY, of Warren, VIIIth-J. R. IirBBELI of rw.itrarc. IXtii ROBERT G. PK.N'MXBTOX, of Seneca, Xth KRAXCIS CLKVELAXO, of Scioto, XItr-JOHX WELCH, of Athens, XIItu DAXTEL HUMPHREY, of Licking, XHlTn HEXRY D. COOKE, of Erie, XIVth Fl'OEXE PARDEE, of Wavne; XVth JOHN M. HODOK. of Tnncarawaa, XVIth IUVIS GREEN, of Washineton, XVIITH MILLER PE.VXIXGTO.V. of BrI-nont. XVniTH JOHX S. HEHRICK, of Portage; JL LATH AAKO.-V WIIAOA, ot IJIte, XXth-JAMES DrMARS, of Mahoning; XXJst AMOS E. Bl'SS, of Carroll. FOR CONGRESS, COOPER K. WATSOX, Of Senec County. TOR JUDGE OF COMMON PLEAS, SEBASTIAN F. TAYLOR, Of Erie Connty. Republican State Ticket. FOR JTDGKS nv THB OOIHT. Short Turk OZIA9 BOWKV, of Marion. Loxo Ter JOSIAII SCOTT, of Butler. - FOR ATTORVRT ORRRRAL, C P. WOIiGOTT, of Summit. FOR rOMMrSSTOVKR OF COMMON RrnOOI.A, ANSON SJIVTH, of Franklin. MEMBER ROARP OF FTRLIC WORKR, JOHN WADOEAL, of R...1. SENATORIAL RT.RTTORR. CAIFB H. STIITH, of Hamilton. JACOR PERKENS, ot Trumbull. County Ticket. 4 FOR TRKASriCKft. JACOB F. R. SEBRING. FOR rOMXlPSIOXFR, SANFORD G. BAKER. FOB IXFIRMART DIRECTOR, (Lonfj Term.) JOSEPH BIRDSEYE. (Short Term.)


ocr: THE REPUBLICANS OF FREMONT, THE REPUBLICANS OF FREMONT, TO THE FREEMEN OF OHIO-GREETING. The Second Grand Mass Meeting of the friends of FREMONT and DAYTON, in Ohio will be held at FR33MONT, ' v ON WEDNESDAY, THE 6TII DAY OF AUGUST, NEXT, This place is rendered memorable by the beroie defence of Fort Stephenson, by CoL Cboghaw, and his brave and noble men on the Second of August, 1813, and we CORDIALLY INVITE YOU ALL, OF WHATEVER NAME OR PARTY, to rally around this old Battle Ground, and take counsel together as to the best means of STAYING THE EXTENSION OF HUMAN SLAVERY, into territory HERETO FORE CONSECRATED TO FREEDDOM! Tho most distinguished men of Ohio, and other States, WILL BE HERE, and speak, both in ENGLISH and GERMAN, on the great questions now agitating tha public mind. The names of the speakers will be annouced through the newspapers in duo time. Arrangements havo been made with the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad fop half fare tickets for all who wish to attend the Convention, and it is expected that simi lar arrangements will bo mado with all Railroads connecting with the C. and T. Road. - ALL WILL BE WELCOMED by the Fremonlers, WITH OPEN HANDS ani WARM HEARTS. FREEMEN OF OHIO, RALLY 1 Let the 6th of August be a glorious day for the cause of FREE SPEECH! FREE MEN! FREE LABOR! FREE KANSAS and FREMONT. R- P. BUCKLAND, v - S. BIRCHARD, FREMONT, July, 25th, 1856. J" All papers in Ohio, favorable to Freedom and Fremont are requested to ...


ocr: YOUNG AMERICA CORN AND COB MILL Mamiftieturcd by HALL fc ALLEN,


ocr: New Goods! P. B. BEERY, OP CLYDE, TT AS just received the following Goods: 1 1 .aailH-rV Lisle Chives. Ladioa Prr$d nttltona, Ladies' Jres Trimming.. Ladies Woolen How, Gent's Pocket Ilnmlk'fu. Knihroidered do. Linen Floe. Oent f 1 rnvjus, Gent's Scarlf, WhiteCwwis, Ui lt Kil.lK.ri3, Cotton FUiPf. all selling rery CHEAP, at Fancy Good. &c, P.' B. BEERY'S. Clyde, Sandusky County, 0., February 1, 1850. INDEPENDENT HORSE RAKE!


ocr: FREMONT: OHIO. ISAAC m. HEELER, Editor. Friday, September 5, 1856. "Freedom." f'OIl FKESIDENT, JOHN C. FREMONT. OF CALlFOKMd. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT. WILLIAM L DAYTON. OF HEJT JERSEY. Senatorial Electors, CALEB B. SMITH, of Hamilton County, JACOB FERKINS, of Trumbull Count. Representative Electors, DlitricUk laT JOHN B. STAI.LO. of Hamilton, II D RICHARD M. CORWINE, of Hamilton, mo PETER ODLIN. of Montemnenr, IVIH JACOB 8. CONKI.IN, of Shelby. VlTH E. P. EVANS, of Ariamii, VIlTH WILLIAM H. P. PE.VN Y, of Warren, THIth J. R. HCBBELL. of Delaware, IX rn ROBERT G. PK.VXI.NIJTON, of Seneca, Xth FRANCIS CI.EVELAKD, of Scioto, XlTB JOH.V WELCH, of Athenti, XIIth DANIEL HUMPHREY, of Licking, XIIIth HENRY D. COOKE, of Erie, XVth JOHN U. HODGE, of Tnscarawaa, XVItr DAVIS GREEN, of WarfiiDjrton, XVnTB MILLER PENNINGTON, of Belmont, XIXth AARON WILCOX, of Ijike, XilaT AMOS E. BUSS, of Carroll. FOR CONGRESS, COOPER K WATSON, Of Seneca County. FOR JUDGE OF COMMON PLEAS, SEBASTIAN F. TAYLOR, Of Erie County. Republican State Ticket. FOa JTDGKS OF TITR RrPRFW COCRT. 8hort Tkrm OAI AS BOW FN, of Marion. Lojq Txxa JOS1AH SCOTT, of Butler. FOR ATTORXKT GKKFRAL. C. P. U'OLCOTT, of Summit. FOR COHjnsaiovKR of common ktrools, ANSON S.tlYTH, of Franklin. KFMRFR BOARD OF FTRI.IC WORKS, JOHN WADDELL, of Rosa. K5ATOR1 At RLFTTORR. CALEB R. S-T1ITH, of Hamilton. JACOR PERKINS 01 TruuibulL


ocr: JfrmtrjntKflitnml FREMONT: OHIO. ISAAC m. HEELER, Editor. Friday, September 5, 1856.


ocr: Jfrcntontl jmmtal FREMONT: OHIO. ISAAC JM. KEELEB., Editor. Friday, October 10, 1856. "Freedom." FOR PRESIDENT, JOHN C. FREMONT. OF CLIFORMJ. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT. WILLIAM L DAYTON. OF HEW JERSEY. Senatorial Elector, CALEB B. SMITTl, of Hamilton Countr, JACOB PERKINS, of Trumbull Count;. Representative Electors, Districts. ICT JOHN B. STAt.LO, of Hamilton, llD RICHARD M. COR WINE, of Hamilton, 11 Id PETER ODLIN, of Mont-ornery, IVts-JACOB 8. CON'KI.IN, of ShelhT. Vth WILLIAM TAYLOR, of Hancock; VIte E. P. EVAN'S, of Alton. VTIth WILIJAM H. P. DKXNT, of Warren, Vnim J. R. HUBBELL, of Delaware, JXt ROBERT O. PK VNINGTON, ofSiwo, XTO FRANCIS C1.EVELA.NI, of Scioto, ' XIth JOHN WEIX-H, of Athens, 'XnTB DANIEL HUMPHREY, of Licking, XniTH HENRY D. COOKS, of Erie, XIVtb EUUE.VK PARDEE, of Wavne; XVte JOHN M. HODGE, of Tnacarawas, XVItb DAVIS GREEN, of Waahinjrton, XVniH MILLER PENNISOTON. of Belmont, XVniTH-JOHN 8. HERRICK, of Portage; XIXth AARON WILCOX, of 1-ake. XXth JAMES DrMARS, of Mahoning; XXIoT AMOS E. BUSS, of Carroll. FOR CONGRESS, COOPER K. WATSON, Of Seneca County. FOB JUDGE OF COMMON PLEAS, SEBASTIAN F. TAYLOR, Of Kite County. Republican State Ticket. roi judge or the bftrewe copet. Sboet Tees OKI AS BOn ra, of Marion. Lois Tees JOS1AH SCOTT, of Butler. Ton ATTORTTT HTRKKAL, ' C P. WOLCOTT, of Summit. won oowifTssioni of comwow bchoolb, ANSON S.TIlfTH, of Franklin, taint boa an or mtuc woeee, JOHN WADDLE, of Roaa. rekatorial rtrcroRS. CiLCB H. S"l ITU, of Hamilton. JACOB PERKINS, of Trumbull. County Ticket. POM TERABCRER. JACOB F. R. SEBRING. roR romasioimt, SANFORD G. BAKER. ro nmmrART dtrectok. ' (Ijong Term.) JOSEPH BIRDSEYE. (Short Tmn.) CARMI G. SANFORD.


ocr: HARDWARE. Citizen of SANDUSKY, OTTAWA, SENECA and WOOD Counties. We most desire


ocr: New Hardware Store, ' IN FREMONT. - - & 5. U J. M. C liOUO At BUOTIIElly WLiJosale and He tail Dealers in ,. Foreign uiid Amoricau H ARDWARE. CUTLERY, TIN-WARE, NAILS, BUILDERS' TOOLS, House-fumishinj articles. House trimmings. Farm implement, Car ri tee and Huddiery Hardware, Klactcsn.twh Tools, and ta fncterery tiling pertaining W the ilardwmra baaioeajat tWir otore No. 4, Eacahind's Clock, Flrt door south of S. Buckland Co'a Drug store, B. Thej are also MaDufacturera of ' Copper, Tin aud SbeeIon ware, . Jobbing of every description promptly attcDdcd'tov They would call the attention of the eit- iiens of Sandusky eonnty and vicinity, to their large otuck. of linrdw.irc, ronsb-ting ot tery tiling that pwrtiiaa t the Uardware basinesa. Their stoclh U tho nxt complete, In thi-ir line, ever offered in this section of th State, !Uii:g superior faciiitieii for dtaliitg with tiie most ex tensive Hnnlware Hons at the east, and purchasing nro kinds f American grol irooi manuftketurera and. Aral hiUids, at the L 0 WEST CASH PRICES, Thev are enabled to ofTer Onntrr Merchants, Farmer Mechanics and purchasers generally, soods at the lowest eastern nrice)-, with ditferencit -f transportation. Their stock einlnn-en a large and completenMrtmentof Hmse keeping articlen, ( nqienter and Joiner toob. Hoone triro mingM, Cabinet makers' tools, ,;un tiimiuinga. Wagon Makers tool, Bhiekmith'f Urol and atock. iliacelhui--our articled too numerous to mention. N. B. We have a large stock of SILVER Ac I'IiTEI WAUKr Which we will seUatroanunvctnrws pricrv All we aak in to give ns a call before purchasing elsewhere and we are confident that e can suit yo with good aud prices. J. M. CLOUD fe BRO. Fremont, ifaj 30, 18S 18tf Eagle Clothing Store! SPRING 2 SUMMER A N D ts CLOTHLNGI


ocr: FREMONT: OHIO. ISAAC IH. KEELER, Editor. Friday, September 5j,1856 "Freedom." FOB FKF.SIDJiNT, roa ricE-PHEsiDEST. WILLIA1I L DAYTOX. OF KEW JERSEY. Senatorial Electors, CALEB B. SMITH, of Hamilton Coontr. JACOB PERKINS, of Trumbull Count. Iicpreaentatlve Elector., DUtrlcta. 1st J0HM B. STAI.LO, of Hamilton, IIu RIOH.P.I Jf. CORWIMK, of Hamilton. HId PETER ODLIN, of Monteomerr, TlT E. P. EVAN'3, of Adama, VriTH WILLIAM H. P. DENN Y, of Warren. VIIIth J. R. HUBBELL, of Delaware, IXth ROBERT 0. PENNINGTON, of Seneca. XTH FRANCI3 CLEVELAND, of Scioto. XIth JOHN WELCH, of Athena, XIIth DANIEL HUMPHREY, of Lickine, ' XIIlTH HENRY D. COOKE, of Erie, - XVtb JOHN M. HODGE, of Tnacarawaa, XVIth DAVIS GREEN, of Washington, XVHth MILLER PENNINGTON, of Belxont. XIXth AARON WILCOX, of lke. XXIst AMOS E. BUSS, of Carroll. FOR CONGRESS, COOPER K. WATSON, Of Seneca Conntr. FOR JUDGE OF COMMON PLEAS, SEBASTIAN F. TAYLOR, Of Erie County. Republican State Ticket. rOE JOTM3K8 Or THE SUPRXXB COCET. Phot Tkxm OZIA9 BO WEN, of Marlon. Loso Tuaa JOSlAIi M ori', of Butler. JOB COWWISSTOSBR or CUMXOW arffOOLS. ANSON SMlfTH, of Franklin. aTKMBKR BOARD OF PTBLIC WORKS, JOllN VlADDLLL, of Boaa. SRJIATOR1AL RL ROTORS. CAI.FB B. SHrriL of Hamilton. JACOB of Trumbull.


ocr: 2 AND BY EXPRESS! Days from New York! ! .New fepring (ioods! Have just been received at the Store of A. GUSDORF. New and beautiful patterns for the Ladies ! BONNETS, SILKS, RIBBONS, tc. TUEY ARE BEING RECEIVED EVERY DAY!!!! Call and examine them J


ocr: Fremont, July 31st, 18.16. 2Tw& New Hardware Store, JLT FREMOKT. 7 J. M. CliOLO .V RROTIIF.lt, AVholosale and Retail Dealers in . T'orcign and American HARDW ARE. CUTLERY, TIN-WARE, NAILS, BUILDERS' TOOLS, articles, Hnuse trimroinirs, Farm implements. rtaffe and Saddlery Hardware, Blacksmith Tools, and fct ftrt-ry thing pvrtaiuing to tlie Hardware business their store No 4, Bnckland's Block, First door south of S. Iiuckland & Co's Drug store. ' N. B. They are also Manufacturers of Copper, Tin and Sheet-Iron Jobbing of ex Pry description promptly attended to. Tliey would call tlte attention of thft iztih of Sanduskr county and rieiuity , to tht-ir larct of Hardware, consisting ot every thing that pertains the Hardware business. Their stock is Iho most complete, Tn tnefrlinp, vfr nTtrpdin this wrtion of the State. liTinp ulterior facilities lor deatinp with the niont tf nive Hardware Iloiifsi'S at the east, and purchasinit kinds of Airf rian goods trom manufacturers and hands, at the L 0 WEST CASH PRICES, They are ennhled to nflor Country Merchants, Mechanic and purch.iwrs r-nerally, aouds at tlie astern pricps. ih diircrenee of transportation. otock endrrtres a larfie and eomplcteassortmeiit of kpfpinir artiHpB, Car 111 trr and Joiner tools, Hu.f minprai Tahinet makers tools, (Jun ttrm:iirncs, Mnk'rs tools, D.ttck smith' tools and stock. ous articlr-s too nunteronti to mention. N. B. We have a large stock of SIIiVKK A: IMilTEl) . Which we will sell at manufacturers prices, AU we ask is to (rive us a call before parchasing and we are confidftot thai we eaa suit you with and prices. J. M. CLOUD & BR0. Fremont, Mav 30, IS56. IStf .J


ocr: JHIA 1 tjsa-, .1 IT I TT 3 Ox uv nam will u oiuru, ZaV FREMONT. 3. M. CLOUD Ac IIKOTITER, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Foreign and American HARDWARE, CUTLERY, TIN-WARE, NAILS, BUILDERS' TOOLS, House-furnishing articles, Hodw trimming?, Farm implements. Car ri ice and Sn'iiHery Hardware, BUrV smith Tools, anl in fctevrry thing pertaining to the Hardware business at their store No 4, BucltlantTs Block, First door south of S. Bockland k Co's Drug store. , . . B. They art also Manufacturer of Copper, Tin aud Sheet-Iron ware, Jobbing of every description promptly attended to. Thoy would call tho attention of the cit izens of Sandusky county and vicinity, to their larp of Hnrdwsre, ennsfating oi every tiling that pertaius


ocr: New Goods! P. R BEERY, OF CLYDE, TTAS just received the following Goods: Lailies Ltsle Gloves, Ladies Siik Gloves, Gent's Cravats, Ladies Dress Buttons, Ladies' Dress Trimmings, L-idies' Woolen Hose, Gent'j Pocket Handk'fs, Nice Embroidered do. Gent's Scarfs, White fioods. Belt Ribbons, Cotton F'oss, all selling very CHEAP, at Linen Floss, Fancy Goods, &c, Clyde, Sandnaky County, O., February 1, 1856.


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ocr: MISCELLANEOUS. DAGUERREOTYPING, A MBRO TYPING, 31 1 Ii Ii IX E K Y , By ELIZA P. JUNES, st the residence of John Webh, Front street, 1'crryshurg, Ohio. October 9, l"oj. W. & II. HOOD. BOWLING GREEN. WOOD Co., OHIO, miALKKH IN Dry OooiIk, Clolliin, Boots A Shoes HUVAH Ft HMHiflMi, Hl'lI.I'Klls' t Kahulckh' HARDWARE, Farmer1 Tools, Pocket V Table Cutlery, Groceries, Crockery, &c, PA INT H, OII.H, (ll.AHH, c. Pkoui-ce takkn aa iar. October 9, lHvO -'.'iiif,. , C & W. II ASKI VS, POTA(;E, WOOD Co., OHIO. ' ;. iirALEas im DRY GOODS, (1ROVER1E8, li.iKU WAitr,, rRocKERi; YANKEE NOTIONH, . LADIES' UREXS UOODft, : READY MADE CLOTHING. and every thing usually called for hv the trading w Inch will be sold cheap for VA Nil or readv pay. October , lttoti 'ilmil ' Pit ii ii: i i 4 Ij Ei.KcriToSt; SHERIFF'S PROCLAMATION. The I-It r tors nl Wood ( ounty. Ohio, tt hereby not i tied to meet in their retpeutive town lii it on the first TuesduT of November, A. D. l'ft, being the fourth day of said month, aud then aud there to (trot'eed, ai the law di recti, to elect H retort a f 1'reMitltnt and Mce President uf the Sttttes, in pursuance nf the Constitution aud laws of the L'nited States aud oft hi State.


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ocr: ; and9. - i. W. B.VNKEK, Agont . 'cw Hardware Store, IX FREM0XT. 7 J. 91. CliOUn Ac imOTHEK, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in I'oreign and American HARDWARE CUTLERY, TIN-WARE, NAILS, BUILDERS' TOOLS, House-furnishing-articles. House trimmings, Farm implement, Car rbig and Saddle rv Hardware. Blacksmith Tools, and im fact every thing pertamiog to the Hardware buAinen aft Lnetr store No. 4, BnckLind's Block, First door south of S. Buckland ft Co's Drug store.- . B. Thej are also Uauufactitrers of . Copper, Tin and Sheet-Iroa vrsref Jobbing of every description promptly ac tended to. - They would call tho attention of the cit- itens of Sandusky county and Tie!nrfr, to their large stock of Hardware, eomsistimj of every tiiLrg that pertains t the ILnrdware business. Their stock is tho most complete, In tbeir line, ever offAred in this section of the State.---Having superior facilities for dealing with the most ex tensive Hardware Houses at the east, and purchasing most kinds of American goods Irom manufacturers ana first hands, at the L 0 WEST CASH PRICES, They are enabled to offer Country Merchants, Farmers Mechanics and porcliascrs generally, goods at the lowest eastern prices, with dim rence of transportation. Their' stock embraces a large and complete assortment of House keening articles Carpenter and Joiner tools. House trim niMirs, Cabinet makers tools, Gun trim min its Wago Makers' tool. Blacksmith's tools and stock. MieceUane ou-n articles too numerous to mention. . B. We have a large stock of SII.VEK Sc PJfj ITED WAttE, Which we will sell at manufacturers' prices, All we ask is to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere, and we are confident that we can suit roa with gooda and prices. J. XT. CLOUD 1- BRO. Fremont, May SO, 1858. 18tf PAINT and OIL; a fresh, supply of th best nuitltr, at junc 27.. CAXrTELD'S


ocr: GREAT STOCK OF I JFL ON,. J3 t m in X-m , G- JL. JL S ! S.; JUST RECEIVED BY CANFIELD & BR0. Of Every Kind, Pattern, and Price, CANFIELD & BROS. CAUTION. ALL persons are hereby warned from purchasing tain Jiote given bv tlie subscriler, on the 21st of 3858, to Swth W.Griflin, for the unm of


ocr: Qoung America (Cjrfelsbr Mi Manufactured ly : Hall & Allen, JIansfield Wholesale and KetaiL THE above Cu represents tbo Mill for grinding the Com and Cob in the Ear, and baa the most valuable improvement in portable Corn aad Cob Mils, and Is adopted to tha varioos Grindinc s4 Crushing purposes for leedin all kinds of Stock; which system of filing is now required, and found prostab! by eKperienee. On great mdvsntgt this Mtii ho wrtr tdl other it, thai tk frrindm mre mmAm n iuti mgm which art ruit tf hmrd mttal nd when worm ami cm k naeerf sm nai tsvsms,n,ir Ui MM : ; of three dtUart, then the MM is the tmm mm w, mt there w m ether pmrt Hmbl to swar tmL. . " Tbls Mill was awarded tbe first premium at tbo Obio State Fair for 1855, ' .' ; . In a fair trial with the Little Giant, Star, and all other mills brnatjht in competition, and gainsd the pieferwnca u4' admiration of all adjoining State Fains of the same year.- Th Excelsior will grind from eiht to fifteen bosheia per hour according to the degre of unenesa of meal and tpiaUty of corn, and can be worked with oae or two horses. It 1 a well known fact by scientific farmers, and among stock feeders, that twenty bushels of com and cob ground together, will go as far or farther than thirty bushels fed unground to any kind of stock and rHl fatten stock in ono-third less time tlian when f-d unground. Ej?6 Having been appointnd Agents for the sale of tbe above mills, we take pleascrst in annonncing to the farmers generally, inai we are prepareq two bushels of corn equal to mree ougni vo oe on every urni. Fremont, Ohio. Oct 17, 1856. lOyl Corn 1 onJr Cob illilL to nu aa oroera wita oispatca. A suU Uist wiU i SEBRESG & ELLIXW00D, Agents y . 'Hiss :


ocr: rRoberts& Sheldon! STOVES,, TLX, ' J9k. TV "' 'AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, AT ' . WHOLESALE a n 1 RETAIL'. T OFERTS k snEI.DON. have added a atock of XV WAKE, to tneir largo atoca oi Stoves and Agricultural Tools, Andahantwrecelrlng additiona from time U time, all which wiU be ; . Sold Very Chcnpl , ,- at the old atand of PEASE fe ROBERTS.


ocr: MITCHELL V S now receiving a qnantity of that ' CiHCiiuiali St:ir FJonr,


ocr: frkaiomTohio. ISAAC IrX. &SS1ER, Editor. Friday, October 3, 1856. "Freedom." IUH PRESIDENT, JOIIN C. FREMONT. OF CALIFORNIA. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT. WILLIAM L. DAYTON. OF HEW JERSEY. Senatorial Electors, CALEB B. SMITH, of Hamilton Conntr, JACOB PERKINS, of TrambuU Coonty. Representative Electors, Districts. 1st JOHN" B. STAIXO. of Hamilton, lln RICHARn M. CORWINE, of Hamilton, II1D PETER OPLIN, of Montgomery, IVth JACOB S. CONKI.IN, of Shelby. Vtb WILLIAM TAYLOR, of Hancock; VIth E. 1". EVANS, of Adams, VIItii WILLIAM H. P. DENNY, of Warren, VlllTH J. R. HfTBBELL. of Delaware, IXth RORERT G. PENNINGTON, of Seneca, Xth FRANCIS CLEVELAND, of Scioto, XlTB JOHX WELCH, of Athena, XIlTn DANIEL HUMPHREY, of Licking, XIHth HENRY I. COOKE, of Erie, XIVth EUOENE PARDEE, of Wayne; XVth JOHN M. HODGE, of Tuscarawas, XVIth DAVIS GREEN, of Washington, XVTITH MILLER PENNINGTON, of Belmont, XVIIIth JOHN S. HKRRK'K, or Portage; X1XTH AARON WILCOX, of I,ake. X Xth J A M ES DC1 MARS, of Mahoning; XXIrn AMOS E. BUSS, of Carroll. FOR CONGRESS, COOPER K. WATSON, Of Seneca County. FOR JUDGE OF COMMON PLEAS, SEBASTIAN F. TAYLOR, Of Eric County. Republican State Ticket. FOR JTDOM OF Tim RTFRKire COURT. Short Trrm-t-OMAS BOW EN, of Marion. Lo.lo TlRll JOMAH SCOTT, of Butler. FOR ATTOR1C1TTORRFRAL, C. P. WOLCOTT, of Summit. for coMifTsmoFR or cohmos schools, ANSON SMITH, of Franklin. HRWRRR BOARD Or FTRLIC WORK V JOHN WADDLE, of Roaa. SFATOR AT, TXF.CTOR9. CALEB R, SmiTH, of Hamilton. . JACOB PERKINS, or Trumbull. County Ticket. FOR TRBASTRBR. JACOB F. R. SEBRING. FOR rOXMIRSIOXKR, SAN FORD G. BAKER. FOB INFIRM ART DIRECTOR, (Long Term.) JOSEPH BIRDSEYE. . (Short Term.) CARMI G. SANFORD. ,


ocr: New Hardware Store, IN FEE MONT. : int.. J. 31. CLOl'D tV RROTIIEK, Wliolcsjile and Retail Dealers in Foreign and American A R E. CUTLERY, TIN-WARE, NAILS, "DUILDERS' TOOLS, Hoiise-furnishin2 u artieles. House trimmings, Firm implements. Car ivjeand Saddlery Hardware. Blaeksuiitii Too In. and in Tact every thing pertaining to the Hardware business at lacir store No 4, BacliLmd's Clock, First door south of S. Uuckland & Co's Drug store. N. B. They are also Manufacturers of Copper, Tin and Sheet-Iron ware. Jobbing of every description promptly attended to. They would call the attention of tho cit of Sandusky county and vicinity, to their larpe stock Hardware, conMSting of every -thing that pertains to Aiaruware ousiness. Their stock is the most complete, their line, ever offered In this section of the State. superior facilities for dealing with the most ex Hardware Houses st the east, and purchasing most of American goods from manufacturers and first ai tue LO WEST CASH PRICES, ' are enabled to offer Country Merchants, Farmers, and purchasers (generally, (roods at the lowest prices, with difference of transportation. Their embraces a larce and complete assortment of House articles, Carpenter and Joiner tools. House trim Cabinet makers tools, dun trimmings. Wagon tools. Blacksmith's tools and stock. Miscellane articles too numerous to mention. . B. We have a large stock of &. PL ITEH


ocr: Roberts & Sheldon! STOVES, TIN, iiakd-ware; m. mr m AGRICULTIR.1L MPLEMEMS, AT WIIOLrSALE and KET.1ILT I) ORETtTS 4 PHKI.DO.V, have dded a rtock of HARD t WAKE, to tht-ir large stock of Stoves and Agricultural Tools, And hl! he receiving additions from time to time, ill of which will be Sold Very Cheap!


ocr: New Goods! P. B. BEERY, OF CLYDE, BA8 i ust received the following Goods: es' Lisle Gloves, Ladies' Dress Buttons, Ladles' Silk Gloves, Ladies' Dress Trimmings, Gent's Cravats, indies' Woolen Hose. Gent's Scarts, White Goods, Seit Ribbons, Cotton Floes, allselUns-verr CHEAP. at Oent'i roeset Handk-rg, ire Embroinered do. l.inea Floss. Fancy Goods, Ac, fe P. B. BEERTS.


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ocr: l'ERKVSHUlUJ JOUISNAl : '. -, 11 IK KM 8 1 O'l ( 'PY imp rear, in mlviiicc 1 "ft All u.nripiio'ns nut pr.ut wftMii six montl. !i W Q'js a c& o Fo,r fl"' ,hJt stnndnrd livf.- Where breath. ihe foe hut f . I Is In-Core u. With KitrrnniM'n soil beneath our feet. A ill Fui.t'.noM's banner streaming o'er us! ron riti;Mini;Tf JOHN C. F U KM 0 NT, OF OAl.IFOIiNlA. ron vicii rni:sn)i:T. WILLIAM I, DAYTON, OF NF.W .IF.HSF.Y. REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET. Y-yn rriMir srritrvs: ronnr. SiiiihtTkiimIOKIAH HOWKX, uf If'"'"" Lns.i Tkiim.IJOMIAII M'OTT,T.' i.(rr. mil mfnv'KT orNVlMf, ellRINTMTUKlt I'. WOI.HIH, of fivmmil. rim rOMMisinrn "r inMMnN sr'Hool.s, AXNON SMYTH, of fWiit. run atmnr.H or lintltn ur rrHt.ir wtiHKH, JOHN WADIILK, f Knit. KrNJTniUM. Kt.ECTIlHS. r.M.FH It. NMITH, r-f lUmilton. J VI Oil VtltKI.Vrt, i. 7Vm6ri. ron BcriiMKJtTATiTl: it ciinuhess riFTH iisthh:t, RTCIIARD MOTT, (of Lucas county,


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ocr: New G-oods! P. B. BEERY, OF CLYDE, TTAS just received the following Goods: LadiK Lisle Glovoa, Ladir! Pres( Bnttonji, Ladies' Prow Trimminpa, Lad iea Woolen Hose, Gnt's Pockft Hamik'fu. in" ice Kmhroidered do. .Ladicd MlkiJIoves, Gent'n Cravata. Gent's Scarfs, White (JoodfS Belt nililn. Cotton F'otjs, Linen FI05, Fancy Goods, &c, &c, all selling very CHEAP, at P. B. BEERYS. Clyde, Sandusky County, 0., February 1, 1S56.


ocr: 3 . BMMI11C3 ICS'S . GRAND CONSOLIDATED - I Wi-gjlj ll I ' -A.isrr IT A roMnivATTijTofthe ftt:t tars fw-m tii rmv I'KAS AMi AMWll'AN AMl'tUTHKA 1 K.fc, rvmmv jj mi ucii rafirvaenULiua wmiiuti vt itMuaair yr rluf ai tilaCM - ACTS OF THE CIRCLE, f im .'uvt-, ia ccrf-uecuru-a ttli lite (rrMlM CoNctliou oriivinj Animals vrr vno-iilrHtr- hi nn ir-olo!ca! f A MAGNIFICENT PARAPHERNALIA vf jifij--Mie-w. lirt-fw-! nnd jcfr! i"tt, nttrv-ly M"r, r. European & American Stars! at (Im brad 4 hnu km Md'lle ZA.UESOU. lfc- hrTi!irf nrd ttttf fr If Ttiirm W-xtia af ln Cinm, taii.itfvttv-bni iu.i tm!iynclTiLl l.y taittytnlpinHfil tb t; tb.- inrrnem lirr i.t( . - liiitt. t lw- ; tU by tb c-wirmtu.i gnat mud iiliXic Uiu.it will L- lltv arc ircutrtl. SCPHIA. IRENE AMD JENNIE, .- ;T pmj-ie BtiVp rrf wnntleT nJ ot kmlv ; tiW f il lUrwe r)irntinR srTrT htrni - ( r ut tuWmimf fat-aZuri: rTri irKiild to ma MilmtiHtf must u-ix-c. EATON STOP4E, Tti rawiMd Amtkm nut m pu orciji ; B A. RE-BACK who iww aftpew ir tbe fc Ftitc? kit tn-mphaat t.i-.r :n Knn.). ttlicrt. niir-it Ii- briirisml rnrrr, ! R ir.-iutn-l 'I Hit tftt tiHHAT HttVdF. jrf,V ..f th f n. trl.l. in en b ijit.il of ti -Lj wri ! e-Mulb-Jied ihm ' wjiiriiucv ( Auxiuum hfcill, nMuw-t), iWntr ARTHUR BARNES 3 100 SOMERSE T MAN!! ji 1 wcua-tixiiiou uf lL tn eciuuTj. 5 THE 3AMIESCN FAMILY, a A tm ( B-mltl atlileta', ia ll-ir tnimitiibl ilitriirtj. j BbtijK'dviUf. cu:uilic. im1 rlra i-ia f-n-s tJ ml - 1 VtnsiH . Lir rt Iralfwl tv rtaiti iairi-m!lftl. Mr. CHARLES WALTERS, " f lb lrn!iT,l ia-raB' an rmst. -ah-v Mrvr- orrr j'i nrot f . nirr, txenlt tiur taxtauu )ti f lanur.g a 5 Hessrs. DAVIS and ECWARD, nrfet-t, aca ri-ta ,g Ur m tb THREE DISTINCT TROUPES rf r-V.tf". Amt-mti. nrwi tituoU. n-rf r.f Arm. iiu' -tin .1.1 -T--tTj m..-rMi. 'Ik.' Ci'UHT lF ttOMl., pftt tWhU w.ifl ft-f:: i ft -kI'k of wiu ihxn Ui tkc ct tie, in w!iu i Ibr jiJti.l-r, liuiitu nal, atxl iwi WTparalitc jMr Wm. WORRELL, 1 i j.ifco- pii'v '&lr HkjIv t iiS, tn I acd -with I. oiuaiti-, oiiu rr-lsi . muh i-iuc wl ii -Ktd BURGESS, jmrti cuUr'ai'' :iin of ite lint water. .Umwl-'il; irt wivway. if lifll ary. THE PtlENAGEHIE! I f .n.; -tine f aU 'I" wiUHlrrfiil ,w:mnt f ti ANLVAL AND FEATHERED CREATIONS. Ijtnn, 1 1fir. TTnyI, BrrrJ, Brmxi linn, and l-f"tii .'- -a., iryci::t, f.riT'T itM Trj ocaa.r9toa A MAGNIFICENT I.ITIlfO GIRAFFE '7 oi lit' Hr-nr r ci , uua tuao -.- : - "5 in a wwi-i traffi'm ew J J '"jC t,Va lr.M i! irtnl, 1 tit nt ', J - VT, Siit , lir tnr.tJ',Tit itjri !))- r r ji .---:- i K. . J" -y V. artiitlit a th-a nntrr. will i 1 X5"Mf -H'-- m V.' 7-'f I '- l ' I ttw p rfrnaac. iaa I '-EiTitvi Fi'!r-tr-ni. 'MTMiiawtia. aud tiSie-.- DiaiiiaUtt Tamp, :a nnth ti riTiii-rrn i ntr -it Mflit MliiiMH wiii enter Its Uccs & ot, and perform Lis trauwd Iioa. paalbrim, . " tl- t'r rnu ivT u a win l r ? 1 lit' M-J l- I I I..-wa-w il.iill..'l. TtHr.t-.TvinFJT rrHrtiRMINO KI.ErUA.XT ia tLc wochl aa aiao attarhetj to Uua cxLutna; As it a tlw dcttrnuinatKW of lb Managa-ii to prrfaf. tfa S2: S2, thr h-vr ptmvidL, it iRiatraat eTpftw, the ww4rftij iERIAL STEAMSHIP! th CTMt-t inrentiflfi ff w6m &my. Wittr4 fcr Uta . if grrnt m.liimt, Mr. T. Lji-ha. at ? atrwt hinf li hun with Mtwivlrte -wmwm im tba Taawraafai -af thitt Mty. flT a Ut wiwu-r- a of otrh. TTi nwhine b. at ii name mipin. An Anal Ftaaav ahip," Knd I itin- wnbia tea faviln dannf; awh r-rt rrrnofr. Utwn-li br Tlix: powr to anr alnluda, al ll will rf tm atachini-t. It pr,T'1'BT io t, am, and lKs tlrrilfrnTmi an rfnJriW a flunvr, of n;eatinc th air, -"ill l" ai nianifift. far diiat-ii by a Mmpe-uixl nxitlir, or lan. iba aariai taachatt aa ba atr ad a. ii pleasurn t l Iti pilot. - The LRILLIa'nT CORTEGE vtmtrtei bv tha anrrb Militarr Band, .-will astir iim m the motnieC ot ihiWtWw.. mir) anr iwi-M.i.itr tlw .a-i)l tiw- j"''m t" 'be- I'avilioa, wfaicb at eight Will 0 briUiMitlv i!tN'iiaiaa


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ocr: New Go 0 ds! JUST RECEIVED. The Place to Buy Cheap, 13 AT F. It. MILLER & Co's Geo. Powers IS NOW RECEIVING NEW GOODS! WHICH HE WILL SELL 1 a m & a r BLINN & BAIiSTOW HAVE KECKIVED A Large Stock of New and Cheap Goods! Best and Cheapest IN PERRYSBURG! US A CALL. Houston &, Godwin, their Old Stand, ARE RECEIVING NEW GOODS! M. THOMPSON HAS JUST RECEIVED Large Assortment of FALL AND WINTER G OOD S !


ocr: A V-. A. M. THOMPSON HAS JUST RECEIVED Large Assortment of FALL AND WINTER G OOD S ! WHICH HE WILL SELL AT Unusually Low Figures ! n aTriHI l4 D A, t KK R KVT) 'Tr-iVi Ved aul in good order, at Oto. POWtu.


Fremont journal. [volume]

ocr: j We respectfully to us a ther east. CARR & TAYLOR. Sept. 29, 1856. 44 tf New Hardware Store, IN FREMONT. 3. 91. CliOUD fc BROTHER, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Foreign and American HARDWARE. CUTLERY, TIN-WARE, NAILS. BUILDERS' TOOLS, articles, House trimminjni. Farm implements, Car riftjte and Saddlery Hardware, Blacksmith Tools, and fact ererv thing pertaining to the Hardware business their store No 4, Cnckland's Block, First door south of S. Buckland & Co's Drug store. J. B. They are also Manufacturers of Copper, Tin and Sheet-Iron ware, Jobbing of ererv description promptly attended to. They would call the attention of the cit izens of Sandusky county and vicinity, to their large stock of rUnln-are, consisting ol every thing that pertains to the Hardware business. Their stock is tho most complete, In their line, ever offered in this section of the State. Havingsuperior facilities for dealing with tlie most ex tensive Hardware Houses at the east, and purchasing most kinds of American goods trom manufacturers and first hands, at the LO WEST CASH PRICES, They are enabled to offer Country Merchants, Farmers, eastern prices, with difference of transportation. stock embraces a lare and complete assortment of House keeping articles, Carpenter and Joiner tools House trim mintfs, Cabinet makers' tools, Oun trimTninjrs, Waoo Makers' tools, Blacksmith's tools and stock. Miscellane ous articles too numerous to mention. N. H. We have a large stock of SlfiVEK & PIjITED WAttE, Which we will sell at manufacturers prices, All we ask is to pive us a call before purchasing elsewhere, and we are confident that we can suit you with goods and prices.


ocr: GREAT STOCK OF IRON, ,T 313 E L C3- Xji J!L SS. . JUST RECEIVED BY CANFIELD & BRO. Kind, ; 7 ; ; ; Pattern, :: ; ; ' and Price,' at CANFIELD & PROS.