ocr: 4* BY DUNHAM & BROWN. TRIWEEKLY HAWK-EYE paolU bed every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday BY DUNHAM BROWN. «f the Trl-Weekly Hawk-Eye, tl mini ia advaace. RATES OF CASH ADVERTISING: 0m square (10 lines) 1 insertion $1 00 u Koch addition a! insertion 25 Xw'i weeks without alteration u u One month Three months Six Twelve 1® liberal deduction will be mwiein favor ®f regular patrons of the establish gent. KIND* OF BOOK AND JOB PRINTING, *»**utod with neatness, accuracy and dispatch, «#»Our.naterials and fixtures are all new, and ml foth'*"•-f 'tnv offi'w north of St. Louis. BUSINESS CARDS. ARKR, THOg. KAtCUirrE, ""TB RATCLtFFE, fc CO., General Agency^ A FORWARDING MERCHANTS, agents for the Pennsylvania Central Rairoad, 47, Commercial St., beVn Olive & Pine, Saint Louis, Mo. 1-lyw TUB NBW I I N I A O E SAINT LOUIS, MO. ON MAIN, GREEN A SECOND STS MS II. SPAKK A JOON C. PARKS, Proprietors I K A ar E & CO'« PHILADELPHIA UOUSB. !f*. JT, Seath Third Street. 28, '54-ly D. KREIDER, PAINTER, Glaiser, and Paper Hanger, lie has, *4so, a wash for brick, both durable, cheap, warranted to prevent dampness, in houses, from LAUVAN. GEO. C. LAUKAB. J. G. LAUMAN & BROTHER, and Commission Merchants, corner a ml Jefferson streets, Burlington, Iowa. Al Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry Goods,Gro Hardware, Queens ware, Boots, Shorn, Uati, Ac., Ac. A. CTF O RIT, AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, of Council Bluffs, Iowa. f, 1854—ly DR. FR. CIOLINA. SURGEON AND OCULIST. Offiee south ea*t corner of Main and Court streets. 13,1S54. know U? Well its even so JOSEPH JONES, constantly on hand a fresh suppiy of FAMI GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, and all kindsof Produce, which he will sell cheap for cash, •uth side of Jefferson, oue do^'T east of I. Nov. 1. '53. N. EVERSON, and Counsellor at Law, Washington county, Iowa'. N I N & U E Y roll Row, Main Street. in st »re and offer for sale, oueof rhe largest hest assorted stock of American and foreign ever exhibited in this market* Their stock g'Xids contains all the latest styles that sold, and their assortment of fancy goods small wares is as fine and varied as that of any in the trade and will be sold on as favorable invite the attention of the ladies of the city surrounding country who are in want of good cheap goods to call, examine our goods, and if drnt purchase before leaving, the fault will be one side. [may 20] a m»ri.rit c* Lit ailier Yard. und 'rsiened respectfully inform the publie that they have established an extensive Lun be un Main street, near the Hawk-Eye Bridge, they have now on hand, and shall constantly a large ind complete assortment of Lumber for and other purposes. and Shingles, Ac., all of which they sell at the lowest market price for cash. 8,1853 tf CAMPBEL A M'CLUB A.D.GREEN, and Counsellor at Law, Burlington, Io Office in Coolbaugh's Building, Main J. C. ARF.RCROMBIE, SURGEON DENTIST. side of Jefferson street, over Gay's Drug Entrance to" Palmer's Hall." may 25,1853 wtf ALFRED S. FEAR, (8WCK8SOR TO root A CO.) Forward!** Merchant, Water St., Barliagtea, Iewa. undersigned would respectfully inform the public, that ne has taken the house lately oeru by M^ni. Foote A Co., for the purpose of trans a general Commission awl Forwarding business, by giving it his entire attention, to merit the public patronage. attention paid to bnving and selling of all descriptions. 31,1S34. y twAw ALFRED S. FEAR. W. STURGIS, IN HATS. CAPS. FURS, AND RfcADY MADE CLOTHING. street, 3J door below Main, Burlington, town. '54. ti»w Partnership C.n.ALL and Wu. R.THOMPSON have formed »*rt*ership under the nuae of HALL A and will attend to all professional busi that nuy be confided to them in the State of ,Th»v will give particblar attention to business CiMirt. on Washington street adjyining the o«ee, Burlington leva. 5. 25, '54-ly W. A W CARPENTER. DEALERS IN it SILVER WATCHES, Jewelry «nd silverware. Cutlery, (told IVas, Aoeordianc, Fine Plated Castors, Ac.*Ae., nrni, IHEA» •*3." "1 i li BRIGGS & WHITE, Whdeiale aad Retail Dealer* la WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE, BROOMS, BRUSHES, MATS, CORDS, LINES, RE FRIGERATORS, BASKETS, CHURNS, AC., At?. 238 it 2 00 2 50 3 00 3 SO 6 00 M• Two months 240 9. Wnter Street* CHtCAOO, ILL JOHN G. FOOTE, DEALER in Iron, Steel, Tin Plates, Nails, Stoves and Jewett's Patent Ploughs, Jefferson street, Bur lington, Iowa. HENRY H. SCOTT, WHOLESALE and Retail Dealer in Foreign and Do mestic Dry Goods-, Queensware, Hardware, Grocer ies Boots, Shoes, Hats,Caps and Ready Made Cloth ing. Keeps a full supply of the above articles,and willscll on the most reasonable terms. .^SF* West side Main-st, near the Market House, Burlington. "Sign—"People's Store." (sep 27,'52 JOHN S. DAVID, WHOLESALE and Retail Grooer, Commission and Forwarding Merchant. Water street, between Washington and Colombia, Burliagton, lowit. £3F"Will carefully attend to all business Sutrusted to his cars. Charges satisfactory. J. H. HEINSHEIMER k Co., j" TT THOLES ALE and Retail Dealers is all kinds of VV CLOTHING. I /efferson-st., north side, between Main and TfcM, Bnrliiigtoa, Iowa. Jan. 4, '55-twAwly JO\4N LAHEE, ATTORNEY and Cou.?*!ll1or.1^ L»7 Iowa. Office, in the ^u,,dlp^o£ Ebe,rf"lJ Innis,on Third street. (q?ay 25,185J THOMAS W. NEWMAN, MTTORNE YAND COUNSELLOR AT L* Office, Main Street, {Hawk-Eye Building,) Kurliiigtoii, Iowa. ITT ILL promptly attend to land agencies,collecting W debt investing money, locating and selling LAXB W A IIRANTS, and all other business pertainingto ais profession GEORGE FRAZEE, ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Law. tf* Offiee on Third street, between J*fforson and Washington its. Burlington, Iowa. CHARLES BEN DARWIN. Attorney and Councilor at Law. OFFICE UP STAIRS, IN THE CORNER BRICK just south of the Methodist Church. June 13, 'S4. P. K. WILSON, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Wentrusted ILL attend promptly to all professional business to his care, in Des Moines and the surrounding counties. Special attention given to the ecuritig and collecting of claims: also, to renting and pa3'ingtixes upon real estate, and redeeming of delinquent lands. Office in front room on second floor o? Ebersol A Mcl nnes' building, on Third street, three doors above the Barret House,Burlington, Iowa Doe 3-ly-bp SILAS A. HUDSON, TIN, COPPER and Sheet Iron Manufacturer, Trimmer of Stoves, Ac., Ac., Main street, two doors above Walter F. Jones Hard ware Store, Burlington, Iowa. LACLEDE HOUSE, MAIN STREET, KEOKUK. IOWA, P. W. P&KMEL Proprietor. /.-^Connected wt1 the above establishment is the GKR CRAL STAGE JFFIC*. Dec 1 T. D.CROCKER. ». J. CROCKKR. CROCKER & BROTHER. ATTORNEYS and Counsellors at Law. will promptly attend to land agencies.collection of debts, and all Other business of their profession. Offiee, on the north side of Jefferson street, between Main and Third, Burlington, Iowa, MUSIC TEACHER. MRS.CIOLINA ®fc- is prepared to reeeive scholars for the Pianoforte, Melodeon, Guitar and Harp. Residence Corner of Fourth street one door north. June 13,1854. Paper Affencv. JL. CORSE has been appointed Agentby the Mo line Manufacturing Mills.for the sale of their pa per. He ha* now on hand a fine stock of printing pa per of the best quality, and will soon be in receiptof a heavy stock of wrapping paper. Printersand Merehantsareinvitedto calland examine for themselves. fBurlington ,apr HO, '53 A. D. GRRKM K. H. THOMAS. FITZ HENRY WARREN Baakiag Haaae, Exchange Office, aad LAND AGENCY. GREEN, THOMAS & CO, Ibucoessor* of K. W. Clark, Bros. A Co) RVRLIjUGTON, IOWA. Hgeneral AVE opened a House for the transaction of n banking and exchange business, and are prepared to reeeive dopo«its on the most favorable terms. Time and sight drafts bought and sold. Col lections made, and proceeds promptly remitted. Inter est allowed on deposit?. Remittances and oiders for exchange from the country will receive prompt at tention uncurrent funds credited at lowest rates, and exchange remitted as ordered without charge, jan 7, '54 twly Iowa Mu*ic store, Under the Barret House, Third street, BURLINGTON, IOWA. I"is generally admitted that the Iowa Music Store is quite an addition to Burlington "and we wish to add, that it w«U soon be desiiVble to make an ad iition io our present stock by fresh arrivals—previous to which it will be necessary to make a sale (i a por t,on of that on hand, to afford room for new invoices. We still have for sale the fallowing articles which we will sell cheap for cash Piano Fortes, Scrupbines, Melodious, iHolions, Accor denn*. Violins, Flutes, Fifes, Banjos, Tambo rines, Bows, Strings, Guitars, Flageolets, Instruction Books, Sheet Music, ete. ALSO—Paper Hangings and Borders, Umbrellar aad canes. May 0 7 KUFUS LANK. E A- VAN METER- WHOLESALE k RETAIL DEALER IN Books, Stutionery $r Fancy Goods, la the Barret House, adjoining the Pest Offiee, 2 BURLINGTON, IOWA. Hay 10, 1854. ly E. D. RAND & CO" DEALERS in Lumber, Shingles, Lath and Squarr i'imber. Burlington, Iowa. D. RANI». Burlington CARSON A EATON. Wis. «F» Lumber Yard between Washington and Jef ?rson streets, Burlington, Iowa. _^F* Office on ^e&rson street. (sept 19,1851. C. ARMSTRONG & CO., JADDLER8 vmfi Hawiess Makers, JeOtrson street, Jiaylin§tnHi Xo**» ,.ut •. li.'. I nit JOHN H. FEASLEY. PEASLEY & Far ward lag, Commiasiaa, FRONT fTUKt, REFER Tf. MMUI. Htximie A WOODRUFF, R. P. HALL A Co., J. B. CARSON A CO., Bars*, LTOW A GO., J. G. LAUMAN A Bao., JOHN a LAW A Co., JAMES DAWSON A Co., F. R. WEST, EVANS & D1ALIRS IN Lumber, Shingles Lath and HCKLINGTOX, Lumber Yard between Jefferson Office.« Jefferson st-, near the Feb 6, 55' lywAtw FABIAN Ham. Sign, Currlift tnd IMITATOR T. L. & C. II. (Successors to Copp, Parsons, WHOLESALE dry goods, groceries, boots and ware, glass,nails, hats and caps, Ac., Burlington,Iowa. DR'S GARNER & BURGEON DENTISTS, Office on Jefferson street, over Waldin's I el-v store, Burlington, Iowa. W WtN. WELD, BENEDICT Wholesale dealers in Imported & Black and Fancy Cass».*w^re* aad LONDON AND PARIS Hetivy Woolens HIMI NOM* ADAPTED TO MEN'S Furnishing goods & tailors' 1T1, SOUTH WATER AT., Feb. 10—tf MESSRS. CLARK & (Successors to Michaels A Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry ries, Queeneware, Boots. Shoes, Made Clothing. 'T'nEY inrite the public to call and A. assortment. They are foressh. July 18, 1854. JA«S GREEN. JOHN GREEN k ATTORNEYS AT LAW, AND SOLICITORS BURLINGTON, J. WHIG BURLINGTON. of Wood and Seene Paiwting, Paper Hanging, r* Tbitd street, nearly Brick Stable. [fob 4, AND RETAIL J. FIELD, AMZI BENEDICT, IOWA, Will give tion to all business entrustod to Moines and surrounding counties. Office north of the Barret House, in the old ings. may 18, 1854. ly S. KIMBALL & FORWARDING and Commission of Mftin and Jefferson streets, Dealers in Dry Goods. Groceries, ware, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Ac., J. L. CORSE, WHOLESALE and Retail Dealer in ry and Fancy article?, north side of between Main and Third, Hurlington, JJ3T AT THE NEW BOOK IN THE BARRET A Fresh Supply of Diroct from WHICH will be sold as cheap as which are: Sunny Memories of Foreign Fashion lands. Mrs. Stowe, Irving's Florence Edgi'rton, Art—Siud. nt in Munieh, Fern leaves, 2nd series. Home lights and shadows, Gray's Po-ms, N Willis' do., Home for History of Ru^in, by Western Progressive Solomon and many others, too numerous to fine lot of stationery, and a gerernl school beoks. foct. 17,'54] E. A. BY EXPRESS!! V SPLENDID assortment consisting of the following makes, and beaver: Hungarian. Young Know.Jfothings. Wide-Awakes. and Plush, Sealette, Glased. Cloth. Velvet, New style Fall Bonnets, in silk, satin, Delaines new designs. For the Fall and Long and square shawls, for sale low HENRY H. Oct. 28, '54. Main INE SILK AND MOLESKIN best quAlitv, and latest for MAMMOTHstyles, April 1st, 1854. W. R. MARTIN, New York. SUPERIOR TEAS. OKLLING JO percent, cheaper than O in this city 300 lbs Young Hrsoa Tea, at 400 ft* Imperial *-.*«• 250 lbs Gun Powdef «f ff 200 FTW best Black The above cannot be excelled for quality, nov23y!y DRESS GOODS. QrC pieces figured Lawns, 50 p'es Lawn /SO 150 p'es Printed do., 60 "Baragc 17 assorted Ptmltrs. for safe mareblS. J. S Mtirffii & WHOLESALE NO si $i*I II*, Main street. St Lous, Broadway. New York. For the #ill have the largest and most MEN AND BOY'S vcr offered in the United States. Stvles we defy eompetition. TERMS rcb. 12, wly xe ni'ii^iiuwiu C. !®«§4vfC SPHINX


ocr: ggSBBBB A liberal i. (i. BY DUNHAM & BROWN. TH E TRI-WKEKLY HAWK-EYE I. noolisbed every BY D05H1M enow*. ae K&TES Of CASH ADVERTISING •Miv(10 line)! insertion Each additional insertion i Two weeks without alteration f,»Ooe wun|h two months three month thc lUi| establishment. ,Xof BOOK AND JOB PRINTING, with nctnef-snccuracyand^mlch. «TOurmaterials aud =illnew, anf gy,th,^»f any offioc north .f St.JLoms^ BUSINESS CARDS. S. O Korlk F.ut Comer qf A" Jefferson Street, Burlington, Iowa, e LXVXKX. I ii. Cupi,^., ic. rllK t.ll n hare J«H*» m. 'fri-Weekly Hawk-Bye, *4 .per In advance. V* Public Sjuert, WASHINGTON, IOWA. .RAM WAR*. SADDLE J. G. LAUMAN A bro. &, CO., W aRK HARNESS MANUFACTURER*. WlioWde an i -tail Dealers in Hamas, Sole and Upper Leather Kip, /uufc'*'»» vl,,r1 u 1 un l, is ©^inn^jpyo IXCENT. HI ROD & Co. Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in srovns, &c. or flee it mi s a in pic Stoke* Ui Lake ami .'33 S«m:h W.ite' Street, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. ^tfHIaviu!* a I *r^»I'ou-nl y at the East ili.pwi with on- in this City, stive.* «w Mipf-riiTr ndran rover any o'her in the market, in enah'tutf at all timv to keep a full assortment on ot patterns. £a»aU 4. JOHN V. MYEUS, e i i i o n s i u RKO. r. lauua*. L\UMA\T & BUOniEK, and Commission Merchants, cornel Front and J«'ir.*s.»n streot^. Burlington, Iowa. Al so, Wh a!e tod Retail Dealers in Dry (Jood*, Jro eeries. ilarlware, Quoon?w:irc, Boots, Shoes, llats, A7"C7 or D, ATT1HNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, City of Council Iowa. March «, 1S5i—ly DR. FR. CIOLJNA. SUlUiEON AND OC17L south east es.rner of Main and Court streets. June 13,186*. knot* it? Well its even so! JOSEPH JONES, ein«tantlv on hand a fr-.-sIi jupp«v of FAMI LY (JRtX'ERIES, DRV GOODS, and "ail kindcoi Country Produce, which he will sell iheajifor -ash. aide of Jeffer.-oo, oue ud. i eaiiui I. N v. 1,'5H. ,. TTTTN. EVERSON, and Ci«unsell«r at Law^ Washington Washinstoncounty, Iowa. CDT(IUEEr^ anil '^mnsellor at Law, Burlington, wa. S#* )!Dee in Coolhaugh s Buildmp. Main -, _____ J..C AB^iTROMBIE «UR«KON DENTIST. T()rtli ideof .tcifrson street, over Gay's Drop Entrance to" Palmer's Hall." 'tre. 8arHtigton.m»v 2.r. 1858 w#f ALFRED S. FEAR, (SUCCESSOR TO FOOT A CO.} "S *staiMioa aud Forwarainj lerch int. Water it, Bnrliasten. I own. O'l lerii'jjned would respectfully i ifnrm th. (nhiie, that :t" lias taken thr h"'W Ift'flv "O a ?d bv Fxite A Co., for the purpose of trniis eaer.ilCoin His^iou and Forwarding husHies* -»ivin^ it his entire att*ntion, u» merit the public patronage. Articular Utcition paid to buyirgandsellmf duee of all 'scription?. ^n. 31. IS54. y twAw_ ALFRED y ^AR \VM.STUR(ilS fiALKRIX HATS,CAPS. FURS A!#l REAtY MADE rLOTHTNti, J'ffcnon itreet, 3d door below Maint .. KurliuctoM, Iowa* M-»rch 11, 'n. 1^.1 «l I 0.HALL and Wv. R.TilOMPSoX haveform^ a Partnership under the name of HALL 4 ,iu .viU attend to all prci'e.cioiial "ii -T -,,'i tii it m.iy 1,.iu|jd^,l t^t Uieto in the State wa. r».-v will ^ive pirticblaf attention to busineij t!*Sapre,ne cu„rt. '»n Wi^hin^ton street adjoining tb* Burliuzton Iowk» _M»rch 25, '54-1 v 1 JOHN 8. DAVID, \7B0LEALE and tail (Itoeer, Commisnoa »n Iftrvwding Merchant. strwt, between Wailiajfton asd Colutabls, Bnrliaglon, lowii. ^^yilLcarefuiiy attend to all hasiwes^atrpiled a'seire. C^ar^essatisUctnry. PEASLEY & $1 0« 25 2 00 2 50 3 99 3 59 w Six Twelve .. 5 09 10 00 in favor of regular deduction will bo ma'cin favor dLoa' ucr.tWh Laces Saddlery Hardware. w.,d Harm-.-*, Kaat.Med Vths Bra.-s Hub-Bands. Ac., Ac. The bijhest price paid for all kinds of hides A side Public Square, Fairfield, Iowa 5JT va »nug .1 40 t- irgcand miniod'Krtu [tn s nkwWia^ w «s -us aMd earn ______ in fi n ti o J. & C. S! IA iTClv, On' Second Streetf EddyvUle* Ifa&k. i HIT A liberal 8l»n}«f patr«ii*Ke is solicited. FLETCIIER. ?. 0. CLATKK, FHAN* CLAhK, K I.K I nK'l I.AMi WAR U N U AND 0 IS S10 N liriek 13l'K k, ri. K. corner South Watrt aud iJi.irk t-irift-'. CHICAUO, ILLINOIS. .^Liberal advanv-ea n produce for sale in thit n luaik' ts. O. KKKIDER, PAINIKU. i.vi/..-r, »nl Paper Ilanycr. He has, stoO,* in»h lor U iek, both durable, cheap, warranted U prevent dampness, in houses, from Forwarding, Commission, tc Produce Mertkwti, fROXT STREET, BURLINGTON, IOWsA. REFER TO. Messrs. 1Ienm.n« A WooimupfV' 8t. Louis Mo. K. P. It am. A Co., do (In J. B. Carson A Co., do do Lkebe, Lvow A Co., Chicago 111. J. G. Lai'man A Utto.| JBurlingtou Iowa. Jon* r.. Law ACo., do do James DawsokACo., Washington Iowa. F. R. Wkst, Fuct Desmoincs do liV'ANS & CilAMBKKLlN, DEALERS IN !. Lumber, Shingles Latli and Square Timber, Brilf.l XGTON, IOWI. Latnber Yard between Jefferson and Valley street", Office on JofFerson st-, near the Westers ilotoi. Feb 6, 55' JywAtw DR'S GARNER & BAILEY, SL'KCKON DENTlsTS. Otlic, n IIOTKL, Jefferson street, over WaUiin's Jew -j store, Burlingt' ii. Iotva. JOHN LAHEE, ATTORNL\ and Counsellor at Law, Burlington Iowa. Office, in the building of Ebersol A Mv Innis,on Third street. [may 26,1853 THOMAS VV. NEWMAN, tTTORNE YJIXD COUXtXLLORATIJi W\ Office on Washington-st., one door west oi Third. Itnr Ittiva* 17 ILL promptly attend to land agencics.collecting VV debts, investing money, locating and selling Lijti) Waiihanis, and all other business pertaining to lie profession CHARLES^ BEN DARWIN^ Attorney a ml roatt^ellor at Lnw. OFFICE UP STAIRS. IN THE CORNER BRICK just south of the Methodist Church. June 13,'54. P. K. WILSON^ ATTORNEY AND COI/NSELLOR AT LAW, U ill attend promptly to all professional business entruPted to his rare, in Des Moines and the surrounding counties. Special attention given to tin seenring and collecting of claims: al^o, to renting and paying tixes uponreal estate, and redeeming of delinquent lands. O.'ftte in fnr,t room on second floor of Ebersol A Mcl nnes' ImiMing. on Third street, throe dxrs above the Barret House,Burlington, low* Poc 3—1 y-bp HUDSON! •TIN, COPPER and Sheet Iron Mnnufncturer. Trimmer of Stoves. Ac.. Ac.. Main street.J two doors abrn-r Walter F. one* Hard ware Store, Burlington, Iowa. A E E O U S E .. MAIN STREET. KEOKTK. IOWA, D. W. FEESSEL "ropr e'or. r- Omnocted wl' tbo above estaUishment is thc 'Jk» :ral Stage Dee 1 T. D.CROCKER. T. J. CUOCSBR. CROCKER & BROTHER. ATTORNEYS and Counsellors at Law. will promptly attend to land screncies.collection of debts, and ail •ther business of their profession. Office, on the north -ide of .T.*fl^r?on ftreet, between Main and Third, Burlington, Iowa, MUSIC TEACTIER MRS. CIOLIN A is prepared to receive scholar- the Pianoforte, Melodeon. Guitar and Harp. Residence Corner of Fourth street one door north. Jane 1.1,1S54. Paper Affencv* ICORSE L. has been appointed Agent by the Mo line Manufacturing Milis.for the sale of their pa per. lie has now on hand a tine stock of printing pa per of the hestiuality.and will ^oon be in receipt of a heavy stock of wrapping paper. Printersand Merchantsare invited to calland eiitrainefor themselves. LBurl ington ,apr *58 A. D. OUF.ES E. H. THOMAS. FITZ HKNRY V.'AnRE!* Basking IIookt. Eschausc OINfC, and' LAND AGENCY:' GREEN, THOMAS & CO., (tucc-ess- ri of E. \V. Clark. Bros. A Co) RURLIXGTON, IOWA. Ugeneral AVEopencl a lLiipe for the transaction of i banking and exchange business, and au prepared to receive doposits on the most favoraM' terms. Time and sight draft.® Vuiiht android. Col le^ions made, and proceeds promp" y remit?, d. Inter est allowed on deposits. Remittances and oidtts for exchange fr«in the country will receive prompt at tention unenrrent funds ci-dited at lowest rnt&vau •xehatige remitted as order* without charge, jan 7, 'ft4 twly BRIGGS & WHITE, I $»!** I D. ma MTCHASLS. MICHAELS. I ry 18,1854. ly. THE 4 Wholesale and Retail Deal era. WOODEN AND WILLuW WA11E. BR)0ffe, BRUSHES, MATS, CORDS, LINES, RE- FRIG ERA TORS, BASKBl'S, CHURNS, AC., AC. 838 & 2IO s. Water Strf»o«, CHICAGO, ILL. E- A- VAN METER"" WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN Books, Stationery 6? Fancy Goodst IB the Barret House, adjoining the Post Office, URLINQTON, IOWA. May 16, 1854. ly J. L. CORSE, "f WOLESALF and Retail Dealerin Boo^s.StatleWP' r_v anil Fanev articles, north sile of Jefferson street between Main and Third, Burlington, Iowa. W. & VV CARPENTER. DEALERS IN GOLD SILVER WATCHES. iIim'I(«, .J«-\r«'lrv a ii siiverwan. Fine Cutlery. 'd P^n«. Acc -rJians, Fine Plated !a«tors. Ac.. Ac., ..MAIN STREET, BURLIXGTOK, IOWA, i E. D. RAND& CO., »BALERS in Lumber. Sh.jng'es, Lfitli »nd Square niter. Bmli: gti n. lowa^* IiANn. 't iriin.'ton .pit Lumbei Yard b, eo:^ Wi»hvRf^ei une. Jf' re*m street. Dwliagttr ietf«aotistreet.. lNrl... I. S. Kl MB LI. & Co.. rtjRWARDINC. and C* mmi.=si*.r Meicbanfs cQtn uf Main aud Jeiicr.-on streets. Burlington,,Iov.». Dealers in Dry Goods Groceries*. Hardware, Q«0 n ware, B**ts. Shoes. Hats. Caps. Ac.. Ac. fittfttrr !T»nr *Voo#»*fv. «HE HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE I Company, of Hurtfortl. Connocticut. Capital Three Hundred Thousand Dollar** r'ur farther particulars enquire of k ii inijit Aw| s A dress, i-t paid. Maso.v Br Bow. N"W-Y:''f1l. POCK a WHIG Jon :\.u, R. B. 99S3I AS 2 ZiM I NFOBMStlie cltizonsof I. that he lias taken the shop loriru Mr. J. Snyder, on ,Third street, n-.ar Chuirh, where ha will W thankful ilou.se, igti, uiiil Imitations i W'.m1 nul Marlile. Painting. Flags and Banners best slylvj. Pauitirt/on tili Ai*»oiiii and 0Ki Fc!|«'Ms iu-galinr 'hat cuniv)t fail to please, l'apei ilazing. Mixed Paints, Trunks, Yalbec las lettered on short netiee. 't7*H «ud giro him a trial. B. C. ARMSTRONG & I LERS an* Harness Makers. -I ington, Iowa. 'jUAUPBCI, ET A pen knives-aiul suissorsv, ii tide, for isale by april 2». 1MW. f•9 iT BURLINGTON, HENRY H. WHOLESALE and Retail Dealei in mestic Dry i »ols". 'jueenswarc. !e«, Bruits..Shoes. nat.-Caps and •iCg. Ivwps a full upplv of !he Will sell on the most reasonable J®* West »idc Main-st, near the irliiiirfon. ••Si/n—"People's ftlEsShS. CLAKK & (Successors to Michaels A I ^lersin Foreign and D-iipestic Dry aries, Queens ware, liK.is. hKs, Made Clothin«r. IEY invite the pnblic to call and »i sortment. Tliey arc vi h. y 18, 1854. i *MKS 0ttKES. i jSwit GREEN & BROWN i ®!fKTS AT Law, AN!)OI.II ITOitS IN HLrXt, rON, IOWA, Will i i n to all business r-utrusted to iV bQf and surrounding counties. Office o e a e o u s e o u a Jim i. liii iber undersigned respectftilh that they have established an Yard, on Main street, near the .•herethey have now on hand, and eep, a largcand complet* i«sorfment of building ami other purposes. Ako—Lnthr ami Shingles. Ac., all of will sell at the lowest market prie for Jul.v S. 1 V»:?-tf CAMPBEL A AM7-I TlBVUTitCT. BKN. J. FIELD, FIELD. BENEDICT Wholesale dealers in Imported & Blnrk and Fancv fnsiimere* nnd LONDON AND PARIS lie y \\*«n» ei^ mh'« AO APT ID TO MEN'S Furnishing soods k tnilors' It J. SOUTH WATER ST.. Feb. 16—tf i Lot B. TLARKF. THOS. RATfiilPrr. CLARKE, RATCLIFFE, General Agency, COMMISSION A FORWARDING Aiida-i'iit: for tii» nri-ylv .oi VW. 47a Commercial St., bcl'n Saint Louis, Mo. ic T-1vw fi HI THE M£W-.-f V I U I N I i SAINT O UIS, FRONTING ON MAIN, GREEN A John II. Spaki: Joiis C. I'viiKs. A MlSK AI. JOIR\aLI OK THE 'Pill-: NEW YoliK .MUSICAL onnuaily ovei t'lie Huiidicii Pities sic. be.-ides a vast amount of critical, entcitciuing reading also, a work ehap'ersjhy Lowell Mason. results, asapplioi to piiacticai. perience, during a l.ng and inoustriou.- .iu br and teacher of mu^ic And yet Peview is only one dollar a ye ir, or five*lollar.«—inflexibly in advance. Any an interest in th'-enn* ntns'-c is clubs, and f»rwad -nheription«. ninhtly. Sjiteiinenc pics sent oA i two postage «tainps. k W fis. ckN 1boV»i »r [I'ST received and for sale at »*P' if S JUST bbla Crush* £«.gar 1 i ru. 1*. sic^s ex'ri- To tie* 12 .e- J«ncl5'.185^ J. s. More lit'W IYork, ,r: HAVE this day received by a fine lot «if New B.Mks, bt found the very popular w- rksentitled Ruth Hall. I»y F.tnnv Fern Id i May Lif-.r«»»" Pminum The D.vcco:i? ih Heart o the Marv Dunda-. Wamlwrs. and ,'lovernook Cni uren. by Ahee Jemi' A1 ni.-on. or the Discipline Hvpi'irt "j N". w Foe.- with an Old Capt'" ate-:. l't'yearsofan tiu'*i.f'r Jaler Know Ji«*Wug l« ken, Jan. 1855 Geiatd Man*e's PtN'OMI na i pentei'.-*'oinp .- ition S:\Un- fAttm* & V.ktov in Disease Preservation of Da«bes Xmeircan Humor M*. P.irlfo,'», n's r!ar|w Hag, A«v. -'id-- wh:ch wilt h- fnnrd an Sfffjrcltnnc* t* and Heligioin. works Itooks Bible and Tract S«i*fy's Inrge lot of School b«oks fn wholesrh as puipo.es. ttatooery el a'l kind*. tc., '.!ii T. A. TAN -No Barret FT an3 ^orct^fronrae, -j-' Vi"' n nul other n-ad-l»$ Mrs. r'i Life of J««« iJbiiui, tey li.*jniiy, new of tl»eec«ip'e "f faith, at 11 TW t. IT.'It. V\ .\T '(a V PT^KLFS—"Q ME L* ARM 1 NG7 M.K—g,n int^^tiug ,«C m.) VAN ies a.iirteJ f'ick'e- .ian fi 1S.-.V Tpletuin HE Abtxitsfwl Edition uf Waverly 12 vols_ the,best edition $12.00. forsi.leat ___ aENUE,of the 6fm d«y««( ftwsalejjit jj. (ffkiil 10.J. xet Raisins 1«C0»**«* Bice JtK'f' 2 "0 packs Dairy Salt ii© do tr. a Salt for cash bv \VM. H. Oct.. 7tb, 1S54. (Caiette copy.) STAPLES—S cases beautiful fast 2 do be-t l»e^l tick. 3 do hickory strijit shil 2 do assorted apron

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ocr: 1ANDLES—25 boxes mould Tallow Candlea. 50 do Star d* 20 do superior Sperm do* jo do ass't C«lor Mb do Forwhby (nov. 25.) IJ. S. KIMRALL A CO.


ocr: J.I. H. TAYLOK WIIOLESALEand Reta Caps lo »ts, Slioes and Oloi hing. Siy n Jealcr in Furs.ILits of il BIG HAT, one door north of Tallant's Drug store, Baflington, low*. Oct. 1, '52.


ocr: FABIAN BRYDOLF, Hmm. Sl(i, Cirritet tail Orumeotil A a i IMITATOR of Wori and Marble, Fresea, and fiaona Painting. Papor Hanging,Glasing. Ac. Ac.u Shop Third street, nearly opposite Mr. Walker' Brick Stabla. [feb i htwAw


ocr: IAH18 GBF.KIF. JC IJN L. BBOWH. GHEEN & BROWN, ATTORMKV S AT L.\ A^nSoucirons IN CHA^CKRT. BURLINGTON,W. tion to all biv ir.cfF entrusted to their cure in les Moines and surrounding cwunties. Oflice immediately north of the Barret Housi, in the old County Build ings. nuvy 18, 18••. ly IOWA, Will give prompt attcn


ocr: & O A S O U A S S sr. and Healer in every iiricripitQi of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC 1 I A I W A U K English Goods by the Package. SOLE AGENT FOR BRACES, TURNSCREWS, Ac. Jlaiiiifaclurcr the Premium Steel fqiuirc*, Pre mium Augers and Bit*, Axe*, fcoeket afld Kinner Chiel», Pateut Hollow tnftrs. kc. AGENT FOR BURLINGTON WAGON AXLES, DAVY KINGS-LAND & Co., Manufacturers,Bin lingfon Vermont-. nS-bpdj. Brock's* Hook of Flower*. received and f"r sale at CORSE'S,


ocr: D. S. EBERSOL [3d door abov .SEC! 'le Barrel House.] I^VEALEK in iuiportec ins,Oolt'srepeatingpistoL lvgun barrels and gu iniths' materials-: hunting knives, powder, caps, shot, lead, wad?, frame bags, powder flasks, and all kind? of spurting apparatus- Engraver of seals,and maker eif seal presses: cut tin,? brands and bell hanging. Gunsrepairedon short noticeami at reduced prices. jg^Lexrks repaired, and keys made to fit,etc., etc


ocr: Main Street, Hiiilingti.n, Iw. 5, 1.S'.4. NKW AHUANCKMKNTS. OYSTERS OYSTF.HS! OYSTER^J I til ei «"UM ic-j-i'i i fnVy in the KAT1.NU public that he k»« tutvil up his roci in the stcimi »tory U extiii purposm, win a i«tvisai.d ul! tl. dainties in the eating way can- be bmnd, and «trfel np on the short-st notice. W. II. A SDERtiUji. ii i foil


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ocr: ft It mi 1 A LltUe Cold or Surer, Mi I . on - Good Ilnnk Bills!, WILL now boy a TRF.MF.NDOUB pile of Mew, Beautiful and fashionable Gbode, which have just arrived at t ' A." GUSDORFS:' f ,f EN In order to belief their fortanevwill J. oftrn leave their homes, and go lo the "Gold Digtringe," but 4 propose a different mode to ettuin the eame end. bv supplying the wsnts and adding to the cotnforte of all within reach, from my beantiful, serviceable and magnificent stock of NEW STYLES of Fall Goo lis! havi been selected by me In the New York mar ket especially for the wants of this community. Ladies of Fremont and surrounding towns, come in and see some of Ihe most superb Dieee Goods ever exhibited in this county; Imported directly from Paris and London Hpleodld Silks front 50 cents lo $150 pel yd. All wool delaines from J5 to 511 cts, - ;. . French Merinos from 6.', to l,'.5. Alpaccaa fcrmsrly sold at 37 cents, now go ing at 16 cenls per yard. Gentlemen's Goods of every description. $3,000 WOUTII OF Ilcady-madc Clothing. Uf the latest and most tasluonabls styles, se lected with cere, by an experienced buyer, from one of Ihe largest Clothing Warehoueee in New York. The Clothing department will be under the supervision or MR. S. BILLOW, whose long experience in this line of business is well known to the pnhlio. C'sitlintf nnd MAKING UP d.neintlie best style et the shortest possible notice. Come ia and Sec Them! w1gg Shoes, Slippers, Boots and tinners, or all kinds. Cull, and 'ee, Ladies, am doing my utmost to please you in aud pVicea. GROCEJUJiS, VRVVKEUY, Pooket and Table Cutlerv, Silver Wars, Ac. , in fact, almost every artiole wanted in the of mero'-andising, will be found iu my atore. Now, my friends, in conclusion, 1 return my sincere thanks for ths past, and remark, there ia audi a thing as men being a mutual ad vantage to each other, and if yon and the peo ple generally desire me to Furnish you with all your Goods, Say so, by ynir acts, and furnish me with means in due time, and I upon my part will heretofore, ute inv best efforts lo KEEP ALWAYS ON HAND, every thing you want at the very lowest I can possibly afford them. 1 consequence of the present hard times, ev ery description of Goods will be sold Exceed ingly Low. TB.w a. r rmr jjtn a 9 ALL KINDH OF Co untry Pr o du c c A. GUSDOUF. Fremont, Sept. "9 IfrSA 31 tf Freemen Awake!

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ocr: CAUTION THE PUBLIC te buy ne book unless ths words " Dr. A. M. aUvaicauw, W Liberty street, N. Y.," are oa aha title paxe, and ths entry la the Clerk's Office oa the bask of the titlc-pags and buy snly of reapectabls snd honorable dcslcrs, or send by mail, and address to Dr. A. M. Mauriccau. f ry Upon receipt of One Dollar " THE MAR HIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPAN ION" is sent (mailed flu) to any part of the United States, the Canada! and British Provinces. All letters must be postpaid, and addressed to Dr. A. M. MAUKICEAU, Box 1224, New York City. Pub lisbing Office, Ha. 129 Liberty Street, New York. ; .


ocr: NEW Spring Received (his Day by Express, Tbree Packages from New 2000 yds. Spring Prints blo Goods. DeLaines, New Styles hams. Bleached Goods, &c. JtW Going, Cheap for CASH. Clyde, March 29. P. B. BEERY. WINDOW GLAS 8 by 10, 10bvl3, by 16, 14 by 1", 20 bv '24, and other es ax 45 ' WTJOSTttR'S . LASTS. A large naortment, at Feb 23. L AAFItLD & EUO'?.


ocr: Hardware. Iron, JVails, OIL & STOVES. At Canfield & Brother's, Jiammoih store, No. 2, Betts' Block. CITIZENS OF FREMONT, Sandusky, Seneca and Wood Counties, WE are now fairly established in our New Store, where we are selling Goods our line at WONDERFUL LOW FIGURES. Come and see for yourselves, And we will satisfy you that we can and WHOLESALE HARDWARE IRON, NAILS, GLASS, and At Cleveland and Sandusky prices. Thankful for paet favors, we shall our efforts to please onr customers, in and JUICES. u-T Kememberthe place, Sign of the Pad Loci, No. 2, Belt? Block. CANFIELD fe BROTHER. Dec 29. 1854. Drugs, Medicines, Glass, DYE-WOODS, A DYE-STUFFS


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ocr: from abc-ond will meet with prompt attention. .Ian. 1, 1355. BROWN & HUNT. Dlt. JOIIX BULL.' S O M IS T HING NEW AND VALUABLE. The most powerful King on the face of the globe now . ti ;ns supreme in the American Republic. The power if tbt; crowned heads of Europe sink into insignificance v. hen compared to our American King. European kinfts employ the power vested in them to Increase the riches of the rich and lordly, and to reduce To .rreater misery and degradation, the poor and depend ent . Our Auicricau King goes forth with equal willing ness to the lordly mansion and the humlile cabin, ready alike to administer relief, and to offer health and happi litiiui to the lofty and lowly, the rich and the poor. Dlt. JOHN BULL'S GREAT AMERICAN KING


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ocr: i-sturilisnment consequence of the failure of the crops, and the prevalence of the pestilence which many a sad heart by its blighting influence, to all appearau ces has passed away with unexampled severe winter, and every heart heats high the prospect of Better Times, forgetting the past, and anticipating a prosper ous future. The crops now look unusually prom ising, and no doubt in three months the hus bandman will ouce more be permitted to harvest an abundant crop. In view of this prospect we hnve been to the Eastern Cities and selected one of the finest Stock of Goods! ever offered to the Patrons of our Market! Aud having the misfortune of being burnt out one year ago, and thereby compelled to rebuild, no pains nor expense have been spared to erect one FINEST BUSINESS BUILDINGS in the State, which is now filled from cellar to garret with JTEW.GOODS! Open for examination, and all are invited to call. Our prices shall be unequalled ill cheap ness, as we are DETEKtl LED TOSELIi LOW. and make this establishment the great EMPORIUM OF THE WEST for cheap goods. Here yon will find Gxids of every variety. FOR THE LADIES; We have piles of Dress Silks of superior quali ty, aud some sixty different styles. Also, Bareges, Barege Delaines, Poplins, Lawns and (Jingbams, Of every style and variety, at prices with the turiff o(F. I U01 Pieces Calicoes, every yard war ranted fast colors, the most beautiful styles at i cents. NVoolcn Goods, Cottonadcs, Shirt ings, and Sheetings. Itcady-JIIadc Clothing, Hats and Cans, and Piles of Bonnets and Bonnet Trimmings? GrOCfirifS. 17:1 rd ll'fl f ft. Oil it Pfllnts. TiOOkillg-GIavsps, ranging from G j cts. to $40. Aifco, a splendid assortment of Carpet ing, Hugs, &c, to which we call the attention of those wishing to furnish their houses. In short we will keep A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT! and will sell at bottom prices. We would also call the attention offjroccr f Keeper AXI COCXTKV 3IEUCHAXTS to our stock, as we can save lliein 2G per cent on Cleveland prices. No pains will be spared to keep 'jp a tip-top CASH MARKET for all kinds of produce; then brinjr it alotp, your money is ready! Experienced Clerks al ways readv and willing to wait on-customers. I. BETTS & CO, Fremont, May 25, 1855 Wholesale and Retail: THE HARDWARE STORE! ANFIELD & 'BOTHER, No. 2., Belt Block. Fremont, Ohio, desire lo call the attention of the people of Sandusky aud sur rounding counties to the LARGE AND WELL SELECTED stock of Hardware, now being opened at our a t ore lor llie SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE. We intend to give those who may favor ui Willi a call, by offering them Iron, ALL KOCXD, FOR WAGOXS, at $ 1,-5, and we also keep a large assortment ol llie very Best Quality of Nails, at $1,75. To those who are in want of good and substantial House 1 rimmings Nails, Glass; Oils, Paints, we say, come aiont; to the Mammoth HARDWARE STORE, for we have plodded ourselves to sell a little less than our neighbors oi I illia and bandusky. We have the Largest and the Best stock of Carpenter's Blacksmith's and other MECHANIC'S TOOLS ever offered in this market.' Wilh our endless verity of Stoves and Tin-ware, which wil be sold cheaper than by any other in llie place. We usi keep constantly on hand and for sale all descriptions of Farming Implement! Every thing, from a Bush-Hook to ti Grain Reaper. O Don't uiistoks the place. Sign of the Pad Lock. CANKIELD -V BRO. No. 2, Belts' Block. Fremont, Mav 24th. 18tf New Goods, THE subscriber has received and is noty re ceiving, iu addition to his old stock A Large and Extensive Stock of JYew Goods! At the old stand on the Turnpike, consisting of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,


ocr: 5 New Goods! C. H. HAYNES, li now receiving his Mammoth Stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS'! CONSISTING 0 7 Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats, Caps; HOOTS and SItOES. CtOTUIXQ, HARDWARE. CtlOCKERT, IRON, NAILS, GLASS, PUTTY. LEATHER,. "WC'CdiSElWIlIfSp S&3EiT3'lir3. &3J . All of which MUST be sold a Bargains heretofore unheard of, for Produce of all kinds, or Cash! HAYNE'S EMPORIUM, ' No. 1. Buckland's Block, Fremo&t, Ohio, September, 7th, 1833. l3tf New Goods!


ocr: Now is the TO BUY Stoves and Hard -ware! CANFIELD & BROTHER. DESIRE to close out 20,000 DOLLARS WORTH Of Hardware and Iran, together with auu vOOKiDjr anu ranor stores, A ---I. 1 - ni to make room for their immense stock to arrive. So come one and all, we pledee ourselves l aril a lbs, .ft r.h ho knnkl ih S.nn.k. , . , 1 " " J Cleveland. t.W American, English and Germati Hardware of every description, TooHs sumtil MatissMsf,' For Farmers snd Tradefcaoit what ia wauled by the People. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISH, TAR, IltO.Y, XA1XS, GLASS. A big astoitmentand ths beat ia town, a hw fgares. And 300 Stoves, Which are to be sold for ths t3T Benefit of the Community. jf4 If you want trl v a w it ir n xt e eom snd see n. t3T Sign of the Padlock, CANFIELD di BROTHER.' DtAinbiir lak r - - las-" f- "awe .srra-


ocr: Hardware. Iron, JYails, OIL & STOVES. At Canfield & Brother's, Ulammoth Store, No. 2, Betts' Block. CITIZENS OF' FREMONT, Sandusky, Seneca and Wood Counties, w E are now fairly eatablisbed in oar New Store, where we are selling Goods io our line at WONDERFUL LOW FIGURES. Come and see for yourselves. And wo will satisfy vou that we cat. and will WHOLESALE lIARDWAREi IRON, NAILS,' GLASS, and OILS, At Cleveland and bandusky prices. Thankful for past favors, we shall conlinue our efforts to please our customers, iu Goods and fKlC&S. LT Rememberthe place. Sign of the Pad Lock, No. 2, Bells' Block. CANFIELD & BROTHER. Dee. 29, 1854. lis. rs ..: 1


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ocr: Job work and Repairing done on short notice. Or ders from abroad will meet with prompt attention. Jan. J, 1835. BROWN 1 HUNT. DIt. JOHN BULL. SOMETHING NEW AND VALUABLE. The ruVist powerful King on the face of the globe now t.,tus supreme in the American Republic. The power of tiio crowned head of Europe sink into insignificance v. hen compared to our American King. . Lurvpeau kinps employ the power vested In them to In -reave the riches of the rich and lordly, and to reduce to grue.ter misery and degradation, the poor and depend- ' ent. Our American King goes forth with equal willing ness to the lordly mansion and the humble cabin, ready alike to administer relief, aud to offer health and happi ness to the lofty and lowly, the rich and the poor. D11..JOHN BULL'S GREAT AMERICAN KING Is Hie THtu Vojii'EB c the. World, and tho frrcatest MtKhiu? cvr oncred to afflicted hnnianlty; to the suf lurinK millions, the Doctor can say, relief ia at your com mand. Y'-u have only to use thia magical remedy. All tl'OMi who still suffer, and will not accept the proferred Balm, deserve not the pity of their families, Tht wonderful moUioino, iurins the brief pnrtod sin it. introduction, bn carried happiness to the hearts of tbuusauds, and made life a charm to many who hereto--fore regarded it only as a painful and miserable exist ence. To the winds with all Llnlmeots, Kmbrocatipnj. Pais M'illers, and Pain Lxfractors, and let millious of glad tiigum proclaim the merit of the (Treat "American Kloj; of 1'ain," a preparation composed solely of vege tables and roots, produced by America's own rich and bounteous soil. We would ask the Lathes, who are always competent judges of wh.it is aud what is not a valuable family mei iclne, to do us a specLvl favor by giving the King of 1'ain a single trial, and if satisfactory, exert their lnlluence injtx behalf. recommend it, speak well and often ot It, an'd see th.it it is uwt. J by their afflicted neighliors. The lja'lhr are always charitable, and when they induce their suffering friends to use thi really valuable medicine, ihry will be doing an act of benevolence that they can well bo proud of. This is a powerful and truly-nmglcal remedy fir all external diseases, sores, swellings, burns, Ac. aiid for r.iany internal afllictiuns, it is a certa.u euro, yet it ia perfectly harmless, aud Incapable of producing the b'-ast injurious effects iu the most delicate cater- or the weakest constitution. It is entirely useless to follow the old and worn-out system uf pubiiEliiirg to the public thousands of certlti rate fcf wouders performed by this medicine. It costs but twvnty-five cents to try it. and tir. Hull stakes bis well-earn. J reputation on the King f I'aiu doing aX ndrnT tlin he claims foi it. We would nslt have you the Rheumatism or Gout ; tthese are not pleasant companion,;, and we know that you would like to drive tbuut away as suuu as possible, then uso " 1'L'LL"? KINO OK I' A IX." Would you be cured almost immediately of Bowel Complaint, Dysentery, Summer Oomplaiirt, Cholera .Mor bus, (.'ramp Cholie, Head Ache, Tooth or any other ache or pale, the remedy is simple aud the cure certain, VSK TUK GREAT KIMl OV 1'AIN. Would you have your gores, r-wellinjis. Cuts, Pur in, Scald;;, Bruises, or any other wuauds healed, we repeat it, use the , : MAGICAL KING OV PAIN. Would you be cured of Scald Head, Stiff Joints, e'ere j Tiroat, Neuralgia, Sore Rreast. Lumbago, Tetter or Ring i Vorin, Salt Rheum, liitesof Poisonous Insects, Chapped Hands, aud all other Sores, either Iry or Running, we ay again and again, vocn remedy is Dr, John Bull's ' KING OK PAIN." Would you be cured of King's Kvll, Cancer, Tumors, Eruptions, or any disease of the Skin caused by impure blood, then use Dr. John Hull's Sarsaparilla luterually, and the Kin; of Pain externally, nothing can be more our lain than a steady and etl'estual eure. The above popular medicine just received and for sale by rECK & HAMILTON, . rerrysburg.. i And by Dr. ij. B VKRin, Mu m? C'ty.


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ocr: New Goods! C. HY HAYNES, Is now receiving his Mammoth Stock of ' , FALL AHD WINTER GOODS: CONSISTING, OF Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats, Caps, BOOTS and SHOES, CLOTI1ING, HARD WARE, CROCKERY, IKON, NAILS, GLASS, PUTTY, LEATHER, All of which MUST be sold at Bargains heretofore unheard of, for Produce of all kinds, or Cash! HAYNE'S EMPORIUM, No! 1, Buckland's Block. Fremont, Ohio. September, 7th, 1S55. S3tf : New! Goods!


ocr: TV. . 1 1 1 - ow is me TO BUY Stoves and Hard-war CANFIELD & BROTHER, DESIRE to close out 'JO, MM DOIiLAUS WORTH Of Hardware and Iron, together with - 300 Cooking and Parlor StoYts, So come one and all, we pledge ourselves ta sell as low as can be bought in Sandusky r' Cleveland. . . SW American, English and Germa Hardware of every description. JEJf For Farmers and Tradesmen. J sat what in wanted by the People. PAINTS. OILS. VARNISH . TAR, IUO.Y, XAIIiS, GLASS, A big astoitment and the beat in town, at lew figures. And 300 Stoves Which are to be sold for the J3T BeneGt of the Community. JEM If you want to SAVE MON 3 Y ! come and see us. : . iT Sign of the Padlock. -Jg$ CANFIELD fc BROTHER. September 14, lbo. . fiisff 3


ocr: Roberts & Sheldon!1 6 STOVES, TIN, v mr m AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, AT WHOLESALE a n 1 KETAIL! T ortEKTS SHELDON', bare added a atock of V WARK, to their large stock of Stoves and Agricultural Tools, And shall ! receiving additions from time to time, all will be


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ocr: GRAND MUSICAL CONVENTION ! To be Conducted by Prof. J, II. Woodbury, OF NHW JOHK. TO HE HELD IN PKRItYSBUKO Tuesday Wednesday Tliursday, Nov. 13, 14, 15. This convention is not designed for the Maumee Valley Musical Association exclusively, but for all citizens la adjoining towns and counties. It is ex pected that ait hovers of Mask will have a festival of rich entertainment and profitable instruction.- These conventions, with us, are comparatively new, hut have been held in older states with great en couragement to social and sacred singing. The convention will be calljd together on Tuesday mor ning at 9 o'clock. There wilt be morning, after noon, and evening sessions. Special instruction will be given in church 7nusic. The interest and co operation of all concerned is earnestly solicited. The whole to dosd "tvith A GRAND CONCERT, On Thursday Evening. To meet the expense, members of the conven tion will bo charged, males $1.00, females 50 cents, which will entitle them to all the privileges. And to those who wish to continue members of the Mau mee Valley Musical Association, and all those who wish to join, tho above charge will be considered the annual constitutional ivo. To all who are noli members, 2.5 cents will be charged to the concert. Those who contemplate attending, should by all means be present at the beginning, otherwise they will lose the most valuable part of the instruction. Those from abroad may expect to be entertained du ring the convention. By order of Board of Managers of the Maumeo. Vallev Musical Association. JOHN ALLEN, ) CHARLES A. MOORE, Committee. O. L BEACH, ) L. O. Simmons, Sec'y.


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ocr: The Prospect THE GLOOM WHICH PREVAILED ever our heretofore prosperous State, in consequence of the failure of the crops, aud the 'prevalence of the pestilenca Which many a sad heart by its blighting influence, to all appearan ce lias passed away with unexampled severe winter, and every heart beats high the prospect of Belter Timcs forgetting the past, and anticipating a prosper ous future. The crops now look unusually prom ising, and no doubt in three months the hus bandman will once more be permitted to harvest an abundant crop. In view of this prospect we have been to the EaMern Cities and selected one of the finest Stock of Goods! ever offered to the Patrons of our Market! And having the misfortune of being burnt out one year ago, and thereby compelled to rebuild, no pains nor expense have been spared Is erect one of the FINEST BUSINESS BUILDINGS in the State, which is now filled from cellar to garret with JVEW GOOD'S! Open for examination, and all are invited to call. Our price shall be unequalled in cheap ness, as wa are DETERMINED TOSELIi IiOW. and make this establishment the great EMPORIUM OF THE WEST for cheap good . Here you will find Goods of every variety. FOR THE LADIES; We have pile of Dress Silk of luperior quali ty, aud some sixty different styles. Also, Bareges, Barego Delaines, Poplins, Lawn and Ginxbams, Of every style and variety, at prices with tbe tarif .v. " "iece Calicoes, every yard war ranted fast colors, the most beautiful styles at 6i cents. Woolen Goods, Cottonades, Shirt ings, and Sheetings. llcady-JHadc Clothing. Hats and Caps, and Piles of Bonnets aud Bonnet Trimmings? Groceries, Hardware, Oils & Paints. IyOOking-Glaaae. ranging from 6J cts to $4'). Also, a splendid assortment of Carpet ing, Rugs, Ac. , to which we call the attention of those wishing to furnish their bouses. In short we will keep A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT! and will sell at bottom prices. We would also call the attention of Grocery Keepers AXD COfATKY aiEUCIIAA'TS to our stock, as we can lave them 29 per cent, on Cleveland price. io pain will be spared to keep np a tip-top CASH MARKET for all kind of produce: then bring it alotg. your money is ready: Experienced Clerks al way ready and willing to wait on customers. D. BETTS &. CO, Fremont, May 25, 1S55. GASTOJ Ac. JOIIXSOit'S New Map of Our Country


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ocr: The Court of Common IMeas of Wood co.,G. auac P. Thompson, surv. of C. C. Roby, plaintih vs. Samuel A. F.wing. defendant. T IIE defendant, Samuel A.Ewing, will take n; .1 tice that Isiac P. Thompson, survivor of C. C Roby, ha filed a pctitiou against him in the nliov court, asking a judgment for $1 tf.7S, with intero since December '20, 1,819. and also for $18.90. will interest since May 12, 1850, and onless you answe iJ petition bjr'the 24th day of February. A. 1 ItiVi.at the net term of said court thereafter, jud;: mont vyill be taken against you according to tl. prayer of the petition! By Jamks Murray, Jan. 6, 860.lwff 2.31 ' ; Ay of Ptff.


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ocr: N e tv Goods!! C. H. HAYNES-v;? Is now receiving his Mammoth .;::;:;;FM;;Ap:wiMTEn.GooDs: 7-!.' , ,. 7'., CONSISTING ,OF..i ;' - Dry Goods, (Groceries, Hats, Caps . BOOTS and SHOES, CLOTUING. ' HARD WARE, CROCKERY, IRON; NAILS, GLASS, All of which MUST be sold at Produce of -all - Nor 1. Auckland's September, 7ib, 1855. 33tf . 77 New Goodsl- Stock of. Wit. ; PUTTY, LEATHER Bargains heretofore unheard oft for kinds, or Cashr-- Block, Fremont,: Ohib. ' .fir; ,n


ocr: Stoves, iKn, Hardware, m. mr ms -AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, AT .7 7' , v WHOLESALE and RETAIL. TJOBERTS fc SHELDON, hare added a stock of ' '"' Hardware, , to their largo stock of j ' : i v i . Stoves and Agricultural Tools, snd shall be receiving ndditiona from time to time, all of which will be : . .. , . .: Sold Very Cheap. ' at the old stand of PEASE A ROBERTS i QTRAW CUTTERS. The very best, for KJ sale bv " TCobihts 4 Shki.dos. POTASH KETTLES, Coolers, Ley-pails, and Dippers always on band at the Stove and Hardware store of ROBKRTS ife SnXLDOH. P.U M P 8. Downs fe Co's Revolving Spout. Well. Cistern and Farcins' PnmDS. forssleby Roberts & Shildor. LEAD PIPE, all sizes, at - -Roberts & Sheldon. supplied with, plain, jappan


ocr: Hardware. , - - - - :- - ... I V J. Iron, OIL & STOVES.' At Canfield & Brother's, : Jtlammoth Store, No. 2, Betts' Block. ' CITIZENS OF FREMONT, Saoduskj, Seneca and Wood Connties, WE are now fairly established ia our Store,, where we are selling Goods oar line at ' WONDERFUL LOW FIGTJKES' Come and see for yourselves, , ., And we will satisfy you that we caa and WHOLESALE HARDWARE, IRON, NAILS, GLASS, and At Cleveland and Saaduaky prices.-'" Thankful for past favors, we shall our effort a to please oar customers, in and riUC&3. IUT Kememberlhe place, Sign of the Pad Loele, No. 2, Letts' Block. ' '. CANFIELD dY BROTHER.. Dec. 29, 1854. , , .... . , ... ,. (9


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ocr: Tilt. JOHN' liULX. SOMETHING NEW AND VALUABLE. The most powerful King on the face of the globe now ir:,-ti! Miliri iue in the Aincriraii UcpuUii'. The power of tl) crowned lnM'isof Kurope ink iuto insiullieanctj when romp:irel to our American Kiiitf. Kur'ipe.tn kinpi employ the power vested in tlmtn to Incrv.ix the rli Uen of the rich and lordly, ;iu J to reduce to greater misery and dc;r.idntiim, tin poor und depend ent. Our American Klim jrom forth willie iunl willing ness to the lordly imiiisimi nod the humldc c:ilin, ready tl'ke to administer relief, and to oiTer health anil happi ness to the lofty and lowly, tho rich mid the poer. DR. .JOHN 1HJI.IS GREAT AMERICAN KING- Is Vhe TtNTH VTnsiiKii or THE WoKl.n. and the vrentci-t


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ocr: A Utile Gold or Silrer, on Gool Bank Hills! TAflLL now bur a TREMENDOUS pile of T V new, Denulifnl and fns!iionable tioods, which have just srrived at A. GUSDORF'S: A It EN in order to better their fortunes, will 1M often leers their homos, and go to i vtoia lipiriliffw. Din iroinwr iniioioiii mods to attain the same end, hy supplying me wanls and arising to the comforts of all within my reach frof" mv beautiful, aereicenble and magnificent stock of NEW STYLES of Fall Goods! have tieen selected by me in tha New York mar ket repeci.iily for 111 wants ot this community. Ladies of r'remont and surrounding t,ins, i rnme In and see some of the most superb Diess Goodj ever exhibited in this county! Imported directly from Paris and London! Splendid Silks from 51) cn(s to $150 pot yd. AM wio! dwliiiiiiw from 55 to SO els. French Merinos from fi.'J lo $I,C5. Alp.n-cas formerly sold at 37 cents, now go ing ot 18 cents per yard. Gentlemen' Goods of every description. 6.1,000 WORTH OP ileady-made Clothing . Of the latest and moat fashionable styles, so looted with care, by an experienced buyer, from one of the largeht Clothing Warehous in New York. The Clothing department will be under the supervision of MR. S. BILLOW, whose long experience in this line ofbnsinsss is well known lo Ihe public Cnttins and MAKING UP dfneinthe bist style et Ihe shortest possible notice. Come in and Sec Them! Sliocs, Slippers, Uoots and Guiteri. of all kinds. Call, and 're, Ladies, for I am dninj my utmost to pleise you in goods and prices. GROCERIES, CROCKERY, Pocket and Table Cutlery, Silvr Ware, fen. in f.ict. i!in'tt everv iirtuiln wiitcJ in lb line of mere' andising, will ho fiui'id in my ntjre. Now, my fiieiiil.!, in conclnsi in, I rvliirn you mysinc'crelhnu!:sforlho p.iat, md rem .irk, that there is such n Dung as ineii hri lg u imiinu! ud vantajetn Ciich oilier, and if you and the poo pie generally desire me to FuniUli you with all ioitr Goods, Savso, by your ae's, and furnish mn with th . , .. j, ... mesns in due tune, and I u;on mv part wi II its 1 I heretofore, live my best efforts lu KEEP ALWAYS ON HAND, every thing you want nl Ihe very lowest price, f can pfisnibly itllbrd them. I consequence of the present h.ir.l times, ev ery description of Goo is will bo sold Exceed ingly Low. jtk mr ntr ts a 9 ALL KINDH OF Country Produce . A. GU5DOUF. Fremonl, Sept. '.9 1 S54 01 tf .


ocr: Hardware Iron, Jails, OIL & STOVES. At Canfield & Brother's, JIammoth Store, . No. 2, Betts' Block. CITIZENS OF FREMONT, Sandusky, Seneca and Wood Counties, TTTE are now fairly established in our VY Store, where we are selling Good our line at WONDERFUL LOW FIGURES. Come and see for yourselves, And wo will satisfy tou that wa can and WHOLESALE HARDWARE, IRON; NAILS, GLASS, and At Cleveland and Sandusky price. Thankful for past favors, wa ahall our effort to please our customers, in and 11CICC.S. Ur Kememberth place, Sign of the Pad Loch, No. 2, Betts" Block. CANFIELD & BROTHER. Dee 29. 1854.


ocr: New Goods! C. H. HAYNES, Is now receiving his Mammoth Stock of FALL AMD WINTER GOODS: CONSISTING O F Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats, BOOTS and SHOES, CLOTHING, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, IllON, NAILS, GLASS, All of which MUST be sold at Produce of all kinds, or Cash! HAYNE'S EMPORIUM, No. 1, Buckland's Block, Fremont, Ohio. September, 7th, 1855. 33tf New Goods! PUTTY, Bargains heretofore unheard of,


ocr: IN FREMONT I I 1 Haynes, respectfully inform his friends and acquaintances that he has opened at No. 4, EucklantV Block, a FLOUR AND STOEE! is now receiving a large assortment of all of Leather, such as Sole and Upper Leather, Harness and Bridle Leather, Kip and Calf Skins, all kinds of FINDINGS, LININGS, and BINDINGS, To be sold at Small Profile, WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. Let Shoemakers Saddlers and all who use Leather, give me a call before purchasing. Tbe best brsuds of Flour, Always on hand, by the sack or barrel at mil ler s prices, Warranted good. Also, all kinds of 1VOODEX-1VARE, Such as m Tubs, Pails, Brooms, Bowls, Flour Pails, Wnsh Beards, Mop Slicks, Rolling Pins, Boxes, Butter Stamps Sieve, Churns, fe Baskets, For sale at manufacturer's prices. Also a l.i r go assoatmeut of Stone-ware, always on hand. SS CASH paid for Hides. Furs, Pelts Ac. NAT HAYNES. Fremont, Sept. 7. 1855. 33lf NEW GROCERY, BAKERY AND Provision Store. (On the Corner, Sebring's Old Stand.) Opposite D. Bctts & Co. THE undersigned is once more in full blast, with the Largest, Best and Cheapest Stock of Groceries, I n the town . Every thing sold st this house, is Warranted to give perfect satisfaction, and will be delivered FREE of CHARGE, any where within the corporation. My Stock con sists in part of White Wheat Flour Warranted in sacks or by the barrel, Rio and Java Coffee, Green and black Teas, White aud brown sugars. Syrups and Mjlasses, Cut aud plug tobacco, Sperm, stearine and tallow candles, Cocoa and Chockolats Pepper and spice, Baking Powders and saleratua, Blacking and Brushes, Powder and shot. Lead and precussion caps, Bnr, toilet and shaving soaps. Mustard and catsup, Figs sud raisins, Cigars sud matches, Crackers and cheese. Wash tubs and boards, Jugs and crocks, Lemon syrup and peppei sance Cords and ropes. Sardines and pickles Wines and liquors by the bbl. or gallon, Cod fish and mackerel. Sugar boxes, salt, vinegar, lemons, in fact, every thing usually kept in a Establishment Aud in addition to the I have a BAKE And the services of one of the best Bakers in the country, and I intend to keep on hand BREAD, PIES, CAKES, and CRACKERS, and invite all families and shop-keepers to me a rail before purebnsmg elsewhere. All articles for sale at Wholesale or Retail


ocr: Hardware. Iron, JYaih, OIL & STOVES. At Canfield & Brother's, llitmmoth Store, No. 2, BeUs Block. CITIZENS OF FREMONT, Sandusky, Seneca and WooS Counties, are now fairly established in onr Store, where we are selling Goode line at WONDERFUL LOW FIGURES. Come and see for Yourselves. we will satisfy von that we can and WHOLESALE HARDWARE, NAILS, GLASS, and At Cleveland and Sandusky prices. Thankful for past favors, wa shall efforts to ptesse our customers, in ritlCES. U-T Kememberths place, Sign of the Pad Lock, No. 2, Belts' Block. CANFIELD fc BROTHER.


ocr: Hardware.; Iron, Wails, OIL & STOVES. At Canfield & Brother's, . tJJammoth Store, No. 2, Betts' Bloc. CITIZENS OF FREMONT, Sandusky, Seneca and Wood Counties, , WE are now fairly established in our New Store, where we are selling Goods in onr line at WONDERFUL LOW FIGURES. Come and see for yourselves. And we will satisfy you that we can and will WHOLESALE HARDWARE. IRON. NAILS,- GLASS, and OILS, At Cleveland and Sandusky prices Thankful for nast favors, wa shall mniinn. our e (furls to please our customers, in Goods and PRICES. 03" Rememberthe nlace. Sign of the Pad Loci, No. 2, Bens' Block. CANFIELD & BROTHER. Dec. 29, 1854. lYorvaVs tsuttrx. FOR the cure of Ague and all Bilious diseas er, and which have surpassed all other prep


ocr: New Goods! New Goods! c.TThaynes, Is now receiving his Mammoth Stock of FALL AMD WINTER GOODS: CONSISTING OF Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats, Caps, BOOTS and SHOES, CLOTHING, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, IJRON, NAILS, GLASS, PUTTY, LEATHER, All of which MUST be sold at Produce of all kinds, or Cash! HAYNE'S EMPORIUM, No. 1, Buckland's Block, Fremont, Ohio. September, 7th, 1855. I3tf Bargains heretofore unheard of, for


ocr: Something New, IN FREMONT ! ! ! Nat Haynes, WOULD respectfully inform his and acquaintances that he ha opened at No. 4, Buckland's Block, a LEATHER, FLOUR AND Wooden-ware STORE! And is now receiving a large assortment of all kinds of Leather, such as Sole and Upper Leather, Harness and Bridle Leather, Kip and Calf Skins, And all kinds of FINDINGS, LININGS, and BINDINGS, To be sold at Small Profits, "WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. Lst Shoemakers Saddlers and all who use Leather, give me a call before purchasing. The best brands of Flour, Always on hand, by the sack or barrel at mil ler s prices, Warranted good. Also, all kinds of 1VOODEA-WARE, Such as Tubs, Pails, Brooms, Bowls, Flour Pails, Wash Beards, Mop Sticks, Rolling Pins, Boxes, Butter Stamps Sieves, Churns, fc r or sale at manu.acturer'a prices. Also a large assoatment of Stone-ware, alwars on hand. S3T CASH paid for Hides, Furs, &c NAT HAYJNJSS. Fremont, Sept. 7. 1855 . 33tf


ocr: Now is the 3C Tw-BT TO BUY Stoves and Hard - ware! CANFIELD & BROTHER, DESIRE to close out 20,000 HOLLARS WOKTH Of Hardware and Iron, together with 300 Cooking and Parlor Stoves, to make room for their immense slock to arrive. So come one and all. we Dledee ourselves to II as low as can be bought in Sandusky or Cleveland. ZW American, English and German Hardware of every description. Jgg For Farmers and Tradesmen. Jnet what is wanted by the People. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISH, TAR, IROiV, XAIIiS, GliASS, A big astoitment and the best in town, at low figures. And 300 Stoves, Which are to be sold for the g3T Benefit of the Community. If you want to SA YE MON B Tt corns and see as. tT Sign of the Padlock. jr$ CANFIELD fc BROTHER. September 14, Ii55. 3E3 SLL3J;1


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ocr: Jan. 1, 1855. BROWN DR. JOHN liULL. SO MET HI NO NEW AND VALUABLE. The most powerful King on the face of the globe now iritTns supreme in the American Republic. The power of the crowned heads of Europe sink into insignificance when compared to our American King. European kings employ the power vested In them to increase the riches of the rich and lordly, and to reduce to gruater misery and degradation, the poor and depend ent . Our American King goes forth with equal willing ness to the lordly mansion and the humble cabin, ready alike to administer relief, and to offer health and happi ness to the lofty and lowly, the rich and the poor. IIt. JOHN BULL'S GREAT AMERICAN KING- Is the Tenth Wondeb or th. World, and the greatest blessing ever offered to afflicted humanity; to the suf fering millions, the Doctor can say, relief is at your com mand. Yu have only to use this magical remedy. Ail those who still suffer, and will not accept the proferred Dalni. deserve not the pity of their families, This wonderful medicine, during the brief period since its introduction, has carried happiness to the hearts of thousands, and made life. charm to many who hereto fore regarded H only as a painful and miserable exist ence. To the winds with all Liniments, Embrocations, Pain Killers, and Pain Extractors, and let millions of glad tongues proclaim the merits of the great " American King of rain," a preparation- composed solely of vege tables and roots, produced by America's own rich and bounteous soil. We would ask the Lamm, who are always competent judges of what is and what is not a valuable family med icine, to do us a speciil favor by giving the King of 1'ala a single trial, and if satisfactory, exert their influence in its behalf, recommend it, speak well and often of tt, and see that it is usJ by their afflicted neighbors. The ladies are always charitable, and when they induce their puttering friends to use this really valuable medicine, they will be doing an act of benevolence that they can well be proud of. This is a powerful and truly-magical remedy for all external diseases, sores, swellings, burns, Ac. aiid for many internal afflictions, it is a certain cure, yet it is perfectly harmless, and incapable of producing the least Injurious effects in the most delicate cases or the weakest constitution It is entirely useless to follow the old ad worn-on system of publishing to the public thousands of certifi cates of wonders porformed by this medicine. It costs but tvn?nty-nve cents to try it, and Dr. Bull stakes his well-earned reputation on the King f Pain doing al and more than he claims foi it. We would ask have you the Rheumatism or (lout ; these are not pleasant companions, and we know that you would like to drive them away as soon as possible, then use "BULL'S KINO OF PAIN." Would you be cured almost immediately of Bowel Complaint. Dysentery. Summer Complaint, Cholera Mor bus, Cramp Cholic, Head Ache, Tooth or any other ache or paic, the remedy is simple and the cure certain, USB TI1K GREAT KINO OF PAIN. Would vou have tout Sores, Swellings, Cuts, Burns, Scalds, Bruises, or any other wounds healed, we repeat it, use in MAGICAL KING OF PAIN. Would vou be cured of Scald Head. Stiff Joints, Sore Throat, Neuralgia, Sore Breast, Lumbago, Tetter or King Worm, Salt Kheum, Bites of Poisonous Insects, Chapped lltnda, and all other Sores, either Dry or Running, we any again and agarc, TOUR remedt is Dr. John Bull s KING OF PAIN." Would you be cured of King's Evil, Cancer, Tumors, Eruptions, or any disease of the Skin caused by impure Mood, then use Dr. John Bull's Sarsaparilla, Internally, and the King of Pain externally, nothiug can be more enrtain than a Sbeedy and effectual sure. The above popular medicine! j .i.st received ui. for sale by PECK &z HA Ml LT ON, Perrysburg. AidbvDr. II. Bubritt, Maumeo City.


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ocr: New Goods! C. H. HAYNES, Is now receiving his Mammoth Stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS: CONSISTING OF Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats, Caps, SOOTS and SnOES, CLOTHING, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, IRON, NAILS, GLASS, PUTTY, LEATHER, All of which MUST be sold at Bargains heretofore unheard of, for Produce of all kinds, or Cash! HAYNE'S EMPORIUM, No. 1, Buckland's Block, Fremont, Ohio. September, 7th, 1S55. 33tf New Goods!


ocr: H ardwarc. Iron, Jaite, OIL & STOVES. At Canfield & Brother's, ; . Mammoth Store, No. 2, Betls' Block. - CITIZENS OF FREMONT, Sandusky, Seneca and Wood Counties, WE are now fairly established ia our New Store, where we are selling Goods in our line at WONDERFUL LOW FIGURES. . Come end see for yourselves, And wa will ealisry you that we ean and will WHOLESALE - HARDWARE, IRON, NAILS, GLASS, and At Clereland and Sandusky prices. Thankful for past favors, w shall our efforts to pleaae our customers, in aad PRICES. 07 Rememberthe place, " ' ' ; Sign oM Pad Lock;' No. 9, Belts' Block. CANFIELD & BROTHER. Dee. 99, 1854, : - ' ' jl Drugs, Medicines, Glass, DYE-WOODS, A


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ocr: DK. JOHN' BULL. S O M K T IIING NEW AND VALUABLE. The most powerful King on the face of the globe now .-l;;ns supreme in the American Republic. The power of tbt! crowued heads of Kurope sink into insignilicance when compered to our American King. European kings employ the power vested in them to Inertias the riches uf thu rich and lordly, and to rcduco to greater misery and degradation, the poor and depend ent. Our American King goes forth with equal willing ness to the lordly mansion and tho humble cabin, ready alike to administer relief, and to offer health and happi ness to the lofty aud lowly, the rich an the pour. DK. JOHN .BULL'S GREAT AMERICAN KING Is the Tknth V.'onpeh or the.Worlt, and tho greatest blessing ever offered to aflllctcd humanity; to tho suf fering millions, the Doctor can say, relief is at your com mand. Yu have only to uso thin magical remedy. Ail tboso who still sufier, and will not accept the proferred Halm, dest rve not tho pity of their families, This wonderful medicine, during the brief period since it? introduction, has carried happiness to thi hearts of thousand, and made life a charm to many who hereto fore regarded it only as a painful and miserable exist ence. To the winds with all Liniments, Embrocation. rain Killers, and I'a'u Kx tractors, and let million of glad tongue proclaim the merits of the great "American King of I'ain." a preparation composed solely of vege tables and roots, produced by America's own rich aud bounteous soil. We would ask the Lathe, who are always competent judges of what is and what is not a valuable family ml icine, to do us a speci 1 favor by giving thu Kingofl'ala a single trial, and if satisfactory, exert their inlluence in its behalf, recommend it, speak well anil often of it, aud see thatitla usv.J by their atllictcd neighbors. The Ijidicsarunlways charitable, and when they iuiluce their ruirering friends to use this really valuable medicine, ihny will be doing an act of benevolence that they can well be proud of. This is a powerful and truly-iiMgical remedy for all external diseases, sores, swellings, burns, Ac. and for many internal afflictions, it is a certa.n cure, yet it is perfectly harmless, and incapable of producing thu least Injurious effects in thu most delicate cases or the weakest constitution. It is entirely useless to follow tho old and worn-oiA system of publishing to tho public thousands of certifi cates of wonders performed by this medicine. It costs but twvnty-tive cents to try it, and Dr. Hull stakes his well-earned reputation on tho Kiuuf i'ain doing ttX and more than he claims foi it. We would ask have you the Rheumatism or (lout; these tr not pleasant companions, and we know that you would liUe to drive them away as soou as possible, then use "Hl'I.IS KING OF TAIN." Would you lie cured almost immediately i-f Rowel Complaint, lHsvntcry, Summer Complaint. Cholera Mor bus, Cramp Cholio, Head Ache, Tooth or any other ache or puic, the remedy is simple aud the curu certain, USE T1IK OK EAT KINO OK I'AIN. Would you have your .Sores, Swellings, Cuts, Turns, Scalds, Eru'scs, or any other wouuds healed, we repeat it, use the MAGICAL KINO OF TAIN. Would you be rured of Scald Head. Stiff Joints. Sera Throat, Neuralgia, (fore Ureast, Lumbago, Tetter or Kins? Worm, Salt Khcuin, Hitesof l'oisouous Insects, Chapped Hinds, Mud all other Sores, either Dry or ltunning. we say again and again, voi'R keued; is Dr. John Hull's "KINO OK I'AIN." Would you be cured of King's Evil, Cancer, Tumors, Eruptions, or any disease of tho Skin caused by impure Mood, then use Dr. .lohn Hull's Sarsnparilla internally, and the Kin of I'ain externally, nothlug can be more certain than a spoeuy ana euuciual acre. i ' i ; i j ; i ! j j ; I ' i ' The above popular medicine just received forsaleby PLCK & HAMIL1 ON, Perrysburg. Al bv Dr. IJ. BtKiii'i'r, Maumee City. I


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ocr: New Goods, subscriber has received and is now re ceiving, in addition to his bid stock A Large and Extensive Slock of JVeiv Goods! At the old stand on the Turnpike, of Dry Goods, Groceries, Ready-made Clothing, Hardware, Boots and Shoes, Crockery, Hats and Caps Glass-ware, -Iron and Nails, f which he will sell Cheap for Cash, Oats, Rye, Butter, Lard, Hides, Bees Sheep Pella, dte., &c. Wo are not in the habit t( making BLOW about our Goods; we al purchase thosa of THE BEST MANUFACTURE. MOST FASHIONABLE and we offer them to our customers on TERMS and WARRANRT then to call on '' 7 J. S. OLMSTED. Fremont, May 25, IS5i. 4llf Wholesale and Retail: rROTIIKR, No. 2., Block. Fremont , Ohio, desire to call of the people of "Sandusky and sur counties to Ihe LARGE AND WELL SELECTED of Hardware, now being opened at for tha AND SUMMER We intend to give those who may favor u a call, bv offering Ihem Iron, A LL ltOr.VD, I'Olt H'AGOXS, i,"-'5, aud wa lo keep a large the very Best Qualify of Nails, at $4,75. those who are in want of good and Trimmings Glass; Oils, we sa3, come along to the Mammoth.. HARDWARE we have pledged ourselve to sell a little our neighbors of Tiffin and Sandusky. we have the and the - of Carpenter's Blacksmith's and MECHANIC'S offered in this market.' With our of .... and which will be sold cheaper than by any in Ihe place. We also keep constantly on band and lor all descriptions of farming Implements! Every thing, from a Bush-Hook to a Grain ILT Don't mistake the place. Sign of Pad Lock. CAN FIELD & BR. No. 2, Belts' Block. Fremont, May 24th. .- . I8tf


ocr: New Goods! C. H. HAYNES, Is now receiving his M imnrjth Stock of' .. FALL AND WINTER GQOOS: . . CONSISTING OF Dry feiooils, Groceries, Hats, Capgj BOOTS and SHOES, CLOTUIXG, HARD WARE, CROCKERY, ' IRON, NAILS, GLASS, PUTTY, LEATHER, All of which MUST sold ut -Produce of ail Ho. 1, B ' ! It, rift a i Soplembnr, tth, C2;f KeW tood! Bargains heretofore unheard of, fo kinds, or Cas! ILVYNIvS EMPORIUM, Block Prcffiojiti


ocr: ' I I j j I let n ci 1 wit - f M.3L a r c! - DTTS!RKtofl.nnt 20,000 UOi.i. ill WtflfTU Of Hanlwaru and Jrin, t (Tether with !SG3 ockiD2r acd Parlor Stares, to irake room for their immense sio.'k to arr.ve. to II So come cue anil e'l tt'3 p'e:le ourselves 10 honglit in Sauduskjor j"!) its low as can Cleveland. i-iT American, Knj-lbh nnd German il mlware of every description. J3 For Farmers and Tradesmen. Jaat what it wanted by the People. . PAINTS, OILS, VARNISU. T.IK, IKO.V, AAIL.S, GI-AS3, A big astoitment and the best in town, at lo figure!. And 300 Stoves, Which are to be sold for the 33T Benefit cf the Community. &"? If you want ti SA YE MO-N2 Y! com a rid se; as. 5T Sictn of t!io Padlock. CAXFIELD & BROTHER. SeplefnbeY 14, 1S55 Now is llic vfa to uvy Jsalf'lf


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ocr: Something New, IN FREMONT ! ! ! Nat a y n e s 5 and iicnJiii ittiictS that he ha. opened at . . No. 4, lli-cLUtntl i tick, H LEATHER, FLOUR AND Wooden-ware STORE! And is now receiving a large assortment of all kinds of Leiither, such es Sole nnd Upper Iutlior, liai ness and liiidle Leallicr, Kip nnd Calf Skins, Aik! all kind.' of FISDIXfiS. LININGS, and lUNDiNGS. To be sold iU Smniij Profi's, AVIIoriESAI.K OJS JtET.UIi. Lt Shoemakers S.-vMlers and all who use Leather, give me a call befjre purchasing. The best brands of F o u r , Always on bund, by the sack or barrel al mil -ier s prices, Warraiite.l good. Also, all kinW of WOOD EX- WA li E, Such ms Tubs, Pail?, Brooms, Bowls, Flour Pails, WhsIi Heard?, Mop Slicks, Rolling Pins, Boxes, Butter Stamps Sieves, Churns, & Baskets, For 4ske at manufacturer's prices. Also a large assuatment of Stonc-waic, always on hnud. 3" CASH paid for Hides, Fur-, Pells .fcc. NAT 1IAYNES. Fremont. Sept. 7. l-vo. 33tf New Jewelry, AT COST, CARRIAGE AND


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ocr: ,T)H. JOHN BULL. SOM ETIIING NEW AND VALUABLE. The most powerful King on the fire of the globe now .',;ns supreme in the American Republic. The power of tlit crowned heads of Kurope sink luto insignificance when compared to our American King. Kuropean kings employ tho power vested in them to Increase the riches of the rich and lordly, and to reduce to greater misery and degradation, the piKir and depend ent. Our American King goes forth with equal willing uess 'to the lordly mansion and the. humble cabin, ready il'ke to administer relief, and to otter health and happi ness to the lofty and lov.ly, the rich and the poor. DIl. JOHN BUI.IS GREAT AMERICAN KING In the T'NTll Wonder or tub. World, and tho greatest blessing ever offered to atillcted humanity; to the suf


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ocr: Hard ware. Iron, Jails, OIL tS: STOVES. At ' Canfield & Brother's, . HnmiHoth Store, No. 2, Betts' Block. CITIZENS OF FREMONT. -Sanduskv, Seneca and Wood Counties, WE are now fairly established in our New Store, where we are selling Goods iu our line at WONDERFUL LOW FIGURES. Come and see for vonrselve. And we will satisfy you that we can and will WHOLESALE HARDWARE, IROX, NAILS, GLASS, and At Cleveland and Sandusky pr ces. Thankful for past favors, we shall our efforts to please onr customers, iu and PRICES. O Rememberlhe place, Si'W of the Pad Loci, No. 2, Belts' r.lo'ck. CANFIELD Si BROTHER. Dec 29, 1354. Wtf Bf OPE.Y.


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ocr: t DR. JOHN BULL.' S O M K T HINO NEW AND VALUABLE. Tho most powerful King on the face of the globe now tf t,-nR supreme in the American Republic. The power of the crowned beads of Europe sink into insiuincanoe when compared to our American Ki.ig. European kings employ the power vested in them to Increase, the riches of the rich au& lordly, and to reduce to grw.ter misery and degradation, the poor and depend ent. Our American King goes forth with equal willing ness to the krdl' mansion and the humble cabin, ready alike to udininl.stcr reliuf, and to offer health and happi ness to tho lofty and lowly, the rich and the poor. DR. JOHN BULL'S GREAT AMERICAN KING- If! the Texth Wonkeb. op tub, World, and the greatest . Messing ever offered to afflicted humanity; to the suf fcTing millions, the Doctor can say, relief is at your com uiaud. V' u have only to use this magical remedy. Ail t hose who still suffer, and will not accept the proferred Halni. deserve not thejnty of their families, This wonderful inediciuc, during the brief period sine if.' introduction, has carried happiness to the- hearts of thousands, and uiade'life a charm to many who hereto


ocr: T!t. JOHN HULL. S O M HT1IINO NEW AND VALUABLE. The most powerful Kin on the face of tho globe now J. Vr'is supreme in the American Republic The power of l be frowned heads of Kurope sink iuto insignificance when compared to our American King. huropeini kings employ the power Tested in them to Iticruash the riches of tho rich and lordly, and to reduce to greater misery and degradation, the poor and depend ent. Our American Klngirocs forth with equal willing ness to the lordly mansion nnd the humble cabin, ready like, to administer relief, and to oiler health and happi ness to the lofty and lowly, the rich and the poor. Dli. JOHN BULL'S GREAT AMERICAN KINO- !. the Txth V.'oxiek OF the. WOFi.n. and the


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ocr: j i : f New. Goods! C. H. HAYNES, Is now receiving his Mammoth Stock of FALL AND WINTER GQ0&3. CONSISTING OF T Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats, Caps, BOOTS and SflOKS, CLOTHING, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, I HON, NAILS, GLASS, PUTTY, LEATHER, All of which MUST be sold at Bargains heretofore unheard of, for Produce of all kinds, or Cask! : v HAYNE'S EMPORIUM, No. 1, Buckland's Block, Fremont, Ohio. ' September, j tl:, l?i5. 3tf : ' . '" . ' ' . New Good&J


ocr: Now is ihe TO BUY Stoves and II a r d - w a r e CASF1ELD & BROTHER, T ESI RE to close out 20,000 liOLL. UiS WORT! Of Hardware and Iron, together with 300 Cooking and Parlor Stoves, to make room for their immenea stock to arrive. So come one and all, we pledge ourselves to sell as low as can be bought in Saaduaky or Cleveland. g3T American, English and Oerraa Hardware of every description. Jt ToHs sudlcH M&tsiriialg, For Farmer and Tradesmen. Jast wba I wanted by the People. . PAINTS. OILS, VARNISH. TAR, I It OX, .VAILS, GLASS, A big astortmenl and the best in town, at low figure. And 300 Stoves, Which are to be sold for the W Benefit of the Community, If vou want In SAVE HONS Tt coma and see as. ' S3T Sign of the Padloct. .fi CANFIELD 4 BROTHER, ' September 14, lb55


ocr: Hardware. Iron, JYails, OIL & STOVES. At Canfield & Brother's, Mammoth Store, No. 2, Betts' Block. CITIZENS OF FREMONT, Sandusky, Senee.i and Wood Counties, WE ere now fairly established ia our New Store, where we are selling Goods in our line at WONDERFUL LOW FIGURES. Come and see for yourselves, And we will satisfy von that wa can and will WHOLESALE HARDWARE, IRON, NAILS, GLASS, and OILS, At Cleveland and Sandusky prices. Thankful for past favors, we shall continue our efforte to please our customer, in and PRICES. D7 Rememberlhe place, Sign of the Pad Loci, No. 2, Betts" Block. - . CANFIELD & BROTHER. . Deo 29. 1R54. msm


ocr: Hardware. Iron, JWiils, OIL & STOVES. At Canfisld & Brother's, tflammoth Store, No. 2, lictts' Block. CITIZENS OF FREMONT, Sandusky, Seneca and Wood Counties, WE are now fairly established la our Store, where we are selling Goods Ur WONDERFUL LOW FIGURES. Come and see for yourselves, And we will satisfy you that we ean and WHOLESALE HARDWARE j IRON, NAILS. GLASS, and At Cleveland and Sandusky prices. Thankful for past favors, we shall our efforts to please our customers, in and PRICES. O Rememberthe place, Sign of tht Pad Loch, No. 2, Beth' Block. CAXFIELD & BROTHER. Dec. 29, 1854. ills ?-


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ocr: REMOVAL. BROWN cfHENT have remo ved their Stove and Tin Establishment to New Store, opposite A. M. Thompson's, where sire ottering a well selected assortment of COOK, HALL, BOX PARLOR in great varieties. Our Stoves are of Albany man ufacture, anl inferior to none. Plain and Tin "Ware, Stove Pipe and Stove Trimmings, At Wholesale and Retail. Job work nnd Repairing done on short notice. Or ders from abroad will meet with prompt Jan. 1, 1S55. BROWN & HUNT.


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ocr: Hardware. Iron, JYails, a- 3c av. s OIL & STOVES. At Canfield & Brother's, llammoth Store, No. 2, Betts' Bloc. CITIZEN'S OF FREMONT, Sanduskj, Seneca and Wood Counties, WE are now fairly established in onr New Store, where we are selling Goods in onr line at WONDERFUL LOW FIGURES. Come and aee for yourselves. And we will satisfy you that we can and will WHOLESALE HABDWAH IRON, NAILS, GLASS, and OILS, At Cleveland and Sandusky prices. Thankful for past favor, we shall continus onr efforts to please our customers, in Goods and PRICES, ttj Rememberthe place. Sign of the Pad Lock, ' No. 2, Bens' Block. CANFIELD fe BROTHER. Dec. 29, 1854. Drugs, Medicines, Glass,


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ocr: ! ; j , I 1 j ! , j ' j 1 j Dll. JOHN DCLL. S O M 1ST II I N O NEW AND VALUABLE. The most powerful King on the &ra of tba globe now f',;iiB ftuprcmu in the American Republic. The power of the cruwti.'J hemisof Kurope Kink iuto Innignlttc&nce when ooinpr.red to our American Kln. huropvnn kin; employ the power vented In tbom to InrrvnM) the rirtn-a of the ri-h and lordly, and to reduca to tro!ter misery and degradation, the xmr and depend eul. Our American lingi forth ith equal willing Dex to the lordly innitsioo and the hnmhle cabin, ready like to administer relief, and to ofTr health and happi nevi ti the lofty and lowly, the rich and the poor. Dll. JOHN IHJI.IS GREAT AMERICAN KING Is the Ti nth Kosdkk or Tin. Would, and the greatest blcfi-.li' ever ortered to a III ic tod humanity; to the suf- rin million, the Doctor ran any, relief is atyonr com mand. V'-u have only to use this magical remedy. Ail those who still suiter, an will not accept the preferred ilnlui. deserve not the pity of their families, Tl:i wonderful medicine, during the brief poriod sinew iti introduction, has carried happinesa to the hearts of thousands, and made life a cliarin to many who hereto fore regarded it only as a painful and miserable e.it ence. To the winds with all Liniments. Kmbrocation-i. Pain Killers, and Pain Kxtrartors. and let millions of jl.i I imbues proeUiiui the merits of the preat "American King of I aiu, ' a preparation composed solely of ';. table and roots, produced by America'! own rich and bounteous soil. VY would ask the 1.mf.S, who are always cemp'-tent jiidjre of hat is and what Is not a valuable family ml icine. to do us a speci tl favor by giving the Kinh- if I'a'.a a Miitle trial, and if satisfactory, exert their lnlUu'iue in its behalf, recommend it, speak well and often i f if, and see that it um.I by their afflicted neighbors. The Ladies are always charitable, and when they induce th'dr sneering friends to use this really valuablo nieitciuo, thoy will be doinjnn act of benevolence that they can well bo proud of. This is a powerful and truly-UKif.-ic.il remedy for all external diseases, sores, swelling, burns, 4c. and for raany internal alllictions, it is a certa.n cur?, yet it is perfectly harmless, and incapable of producing tho least injurious etleets in the most delicate caeil or the weakest constitution. It in entirely useless to follow the old and wnrn-oijt system of publishing to the public thousands of certifi cates of wonders performed by this medicine. It cot but twvnty-five cents te try it, and Dr. Itull stakes his well-earned reputation on the Kiu f Pala doing a and more than he claims foi it. We would ask have you the Tthouinntlsui or Gout; tl.eks are not pleasant companions, and we know that you would like to drive them away as soou as possible, then u.te "BULL'S KINO OK PAIN." Would you be cured almost immediately of Rowel Coiupluiut, Dysentery, Summer Com plaint, Cholera .Mor bus, (x-auip L'Lolic, Head Ache, Tooth or any other ach or P'lin, the remedy is simplo and the cure certain, USK THE GKKAT K1XU OF PA1X. Would you have your Sores, Swellings, Cuts, Hurm, ScaldH, Ilrulses, or any other wound healed, we repeat It, UKe the MAGICAL KING OP PAIN. Would you be cured of Scald Head. Stiff Joints, r'cre Throat, Neuralgia, Sore llreast. Lumbago, Tetter or ftin Worm, Salt Rheum, liitesof Poisonous Insects, Chapped Hands, and all other pores, either Dry or Running, we ay again and uait:, roi'R rkmkot Is Dr. John Dull s " KINO OK PAIN." M ould you be cured of King's Kvil, Cancer, Turners, Eruptions, or any disease of tho Ski a caused by impure blood, then use Dr. John Hull's t'arsaparilU lnterually, and the King of Pain externally, nothing can be mor crluin than a vbcady and elfectual jure. The a')ove popular medicine just received anil for sale by CH.V'S' UK.UTKK, Postnnster, Perryshurp. And ly Dr. II. Hi;iuutt, Maumec Citv.


ocr: 1)11. J MX BULL. S O M IC T HINO NEW AND VALUABLE. The most powerful King on the face cf the globe now solans supreme in the American Republic. The power of 'be crowned bends 1 1 r.uropo sink iuto iutiuiuc&nce win u compared tu our American King. European kings eioiploy the power vested in them to Indents the rlche, of the rich and lordly, and to reduce to greater tuitcry and degradation, tho poor and depend ent. Our American King goes forth w ith equal willing ness tu tin' lordly mansion and the bumble cabin, ready alike to administer relief, and to offer health and happi ness tu the lofty and lowly, the rich and tho poor. DR. JOHN BULL'S GREAT AMERICAN KING lc (he Ti.nth Wonder or tub. Would, and tho greatest blessing ever ottered to afflicted humanity ; to the suf fering millions, the Doctor can say, relief la at your com mand. V' 11 have only to uto thi magical remedy. Ail tbosi who still stiller, and will not accept the preferred Dalai, deserve not the pity of their families, This wonderful medicine., during the brief period since itg introduction, has carried happiness to tho hearts of thousands, wnd made life a charm to many who hereto fore regarded ', only a.- a painful and miserable exist ence. To the w inds with all Liniments, Embrocation. r.iVn Kilirrs, and 1'aiu Extractors, and let millions of ((lad fmgues proclaim the inerits of the great "American Kirr.; of pain," a pp-paration composed solely of vege tables and roots, produced by America's own rich and


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ocr: New Jewelry. JUST rere'ved at Leppelmen's a fine assort ment of N ew Jewelrr, consisting of Breast Piu, Ear Drops, Finger Rings, Lockets, Chain, Ste. Call and see.


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ocr: DH. JOIIX BCT.T,.' SO M K Til I NO NEW AND VxVLUABLE. The most powerful King on the fare nf the xlobe now (;,;ns supreme in the American Uepublic. The power of the crowned heads of Kurope sink iuto iu.signiUcauce when compared to our American King. Kuropean kings employ the power vested In them to Increase the riches of the rich and lordly, and to reduce to greater mfcery and degradation, the poor and depend ent. Our American Kiiigoes forth with equal willing ness to the lordly mansiou and the humble cabin, ready llke to administer relief, and to offer health and happi ness to the lofty and lowly, the rich and the poor. DR. JOHN BULL'S GREAT AMERICAN KING Is the Tenth Wonx-eh of the. Woki.k, and the irreatest blessing ever offered to afflicted humanity; to the suf-t-ring millions, the Doctor can say, relief is at your com mand. Y"U have ouly to use this magical remedy. Ail those who still suffer, and will not accept the preferred Halm, deserve not the pity or their lamines, This wonderful medicine, during the brief period Fines Its introduction, has carried happiness to the hearts of thousands, and made life a charm to many who hereto fore regarded it only as a painful and miserable exist ence. To the winds with all Liniments. Kmbropation. PaWi Killers, and Pain Kxtractors, and let millions of glad tongues proclaim the merits of the groat "American King of I'ain." a preparation composed solely of vege tables and roots, produced by America's own rich and bounteous soil. We would ask the Lames, who are always competent judges of what is and what is not a valuable family med icine, to do us a speciil favor by giving tho King of l'ala a single trial, and if satisfactory, exert their influence in its behalf, recommend it, speak well and often of it, and see that it is usvd by their alllicted neighbors. The Ladies are ahvavs charitable, and when they induce their


ocr: Stoves and Tin Ware. BROWN & HUNT have constantly on hand, at their new and commodious store rooms, east side Louisiana A venue, a large and well selected assortment of COOK. HALL, BOX & PAR LOR STOVES, in great varieties. Our stoves are of Albany manufacture, nr.d inferior to none Plain and Japanned TIN WARE, Stove Pipe and Stove Trimming. AT WHOLESALE & RETAIL. Job Work and Repairing done on short notice. Orders from abroad pn mptiy attended to. Perrysburg, Jan. 1, 18.16.


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ocr: Hardware. Iron, Jaih, OIL & STOVES. At Canfield& Brother's, Mammoth Store, No. 2, Betts' Block. CITIZENS OF FREMONT, Sandusky, Seneca and Wood Counties; "IXrE are now fairly aatabliahed in our New V v Store, where we are selline Goods la onr line at WONDERFUL LOW FIGURES. Coma and aee for youraelve. And we will aitify you that we can and will WHOLESALE HARDWARE, IROX, XAILS, GLASS, and OILS, At Cleveland and Sandueky pricea. Thankful for past favors, we shall continue our efforts to please our customers, in Goods and PRICES. O Rememberthe place, Sign of the Pad Lock, Wo. 2, Beits'' Block. CDNFIELD Si BROTHER. Dec 39, 1854.


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ocr: , ; ) ( l'crry&burfr, Itlauinoc cV Toledo. . The racket oIood Zirapir. Mct'OLtKY, master, will ply heUetn tl c uhove ports the ensuing season. l' i freight applv on board, or to B7F. lloi.'i.isTKH & Co., Pern bi;rg. IIullistlu A: Colton, Toledo. mh31tf CHERRY PECTORAL, For .the. moid Cure of corens, colds, iioarsexess. BR0XCIIITIS,WH00PIC-( oroii, CROiP, .ASTHMA, AXD CONSOIPTIOX. This is offered to the wr.i.


ocr: "Ml. JOHN HULL. S () M K T 1IINO NEW AND VALUABLE. Tim most powerful King on the face of the plcb now Vn supreme In the American Republic. The power of tlii CT"rni'd beads of Kurope (Ink iuto insignificance wh-n rompared to our American Klup. lie-): n kings employ the power vented In them to !ncrvae tho riches of the rich and lordly, and to rsdut to croater misery and degradation, tho poor and depend ent. Our American Ilnh-Koe forth with equal willing liess to tlie lordly mansion and the humble r:ilin, ready alike to admiuUlcr relief, and to offer health and h.ipyl ne4 to the lofty And lowly, the rich and the poor. IIt. JOHN IIULIYH GREAT AMERICAN KING In tho Te.mii Wo.tuEit of tnie. Woiu.d, and tho prrateKt fckM.ius erer otTured to aOtlcted huniatilty; to the uf-fc-rlni; inilllooi, tho Poctor can tay, rvlief Is at your rooi. mand. V--u h:ive only to uw this magical remedy. Ail Ibowj who Ktill mi Orr, and will nnt accept the preferred LmIiij. di-KTve not the pity of their families, Thl wondurful medicine, during the hrlef period fine its Introduction, has carried happiness to tho hearts of thousmds, aud made life a charm to many who hereto fore regarded It only an a painful and miscrabio ejlat iicu. To the wiuds with all I.ialaiect, Kutrncation. Pain Killers, and I'nln Extractors, aud let millions of triad t--uipui proclaim the merits of the great "American King of Klin," a preparation composed solely of rege tablesand roots, produced by America's own rirh aud bounteous sril. We would ask the T.aMM, who are always competent judges of w hat is and what Is not a valuublo family inofr lei ne, to do us a s)ci I il f:ir by k''"; t,iu Kini; of l'i a kiii).'l9 trial, ni. d if snUffm'tory, exert their influence In ltd behalf, ri.-ivmmeiid it, speak well aud often tf k., and see that It ! uhvJ by their afllU ted iuinhl ors. That Ladins are always charitable, and wheu they induce tholr suffering friends to use this really vitluublii inc&rioe, they will be doing an act of beueToleuce tliut they can well le proud of. This is a powerful and truly-uxticKl remedy for all exlurn.il dU'ai:s. bores, swelliiics, burus, Ac, and for Liaiiy Internal aftlirtion, it is a certa.n cut, yet it is perfectly harmlcs. and incapable of producing the leant injurious effort iu the uiokl delicate caavs tr the weakest constitution. It is entirely useless to follow the old and worn out system of publishing to the public thotuuuds of cirtitt eater, of wonders por formed by this niudirinii. It costs but twvnty-tive cents to try it, and Dr. linll stakes his well-e.irn.'d reputation on the Kiug f 1'aio dolut; aJI aud more than be claims fot it. We would ask have you the llheuinatism or (lout; these are not plcaaut compaiiloo.-i, and ve know tVitt you would like to Urivo them away as soon as potable, then use "HL'U8 KINO OF I'.U.V." Would you be cured almost Immediately of Howi Complaint, Dysentery, Summer Horn plaint. ( bidern Mor


Fremont journal. [volume]

ocr: New Goods! . C. H. HAYNES, i Is now receiving his Maminbtft Stock of ... ' J FALL AMD WINTER GOODS! i CONSISTING OF-" Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats, Caps, BOOTS and SHOES. CLOTUIXO, HARD WARE, CROCKERT,- LRON, NAILS, GLASS, All of which MUST be sold at Bargains heretofore unheard of, for Produce of all kinds, or Cash! HAYNE'S EMPORIUM, -No. 1, Buckland's Elock, Fremont, OMo. September, 7th, 1555. 33if New Goods!1 PUTTY, LEATHER,


ocr: Now is the OsH3 TO BUY ' Stoves and Ha r d - w a r e CANFIELD Si BROTHER, J DESIRE to close nut 52,0O DOLLARS W ORTH, Of Hardware and Iron, together with 300 Cookin? and Parlor Stoics. U Htftke rcom for their immens stock to irrtte. ?o come one aad all. we pledge ourselvps t? il aa low a can be bought iu Saudusky or Cleveland. KT American, English and German Flrdware of every description. 1 For Farmers and Tradesmen. Just what la, wanted by the People. . PAINTS, OJLS, VARNISH. i TAR, IRO", IVAIIiS", GLASS, A big astoitmenl aud the best in town, at low figures. And 300 Stoves, 1 Which are to be sold for the Benefit of the Community. jj If You want to SA VE MONE Y! come and see us. ST Sicn of the Padloct. Jgf ' CANFIELD St BROTHER. September 14, 155S. -


ocr: RobertslSheldoii Stoves, Tin, Hardware, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, AT WHOLESALE and RETAIL. 0 BERTS St SHELDON. Lave added a atock o Hardware, to their large stock of Stoves and Agricultural Tools, and shall be receiving addition from time to time, all of which will be Sold Very Cheap. at the ol d stand of PEASE &. ROBERTS. QTRAW CUTTERS. Tbe very best, for kj aale by Robxrts le Srildo. POTASH KETTLES, Cooleis, Ley-pails, and Dippers always on hand at the Stove and Hardware btore of Roberts & Sheldon. DUMPS .Downs & Co's Revolving X Spout, Well, Cistern and Farcing Pumps, for sale by Robkkts & Shldo. LEAD PIPE, all sizes, at RoltERTS u ShKLDOJT. PEDLARS supplied with plain, jappao ed and stamped Tin Ware and Yankee Notions at the lowest Wholesale prices at Roberts & Sheldon's. , R OBERTS &. SHELDON, Azents for the sale of Fjirbank's Patent Platform and Counter Scale. Pcarcrs!


ocr: New Goods! C. H. HAYNES, Is now receiving his Mammoth Stock of . . FALL AND WSF4TEB GOODS: CONSISTING OF Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats, HOOTS and SHOES, CLOTHING, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, IKON, NAILS, GLASS, PUTTY, All of which MUST be sold at Produce of all kinds, or Cash! HAYNE'S EMPORIUM, ; No. 1, Buckland's Block. Fremont, Ohio. September, 7tb, 1S55. 33tf ' . ' . t New Goods! Bargains heretofore unheard of,


The Perrysburg journal. [volume]

ocr: .it TV.. JoHN BULL. V VI IV SOMETHING AND VALUABLE. The most j-ovicrf.il Kin? rn the face of the globe now :-1,"tis supreme in iiio American liepublie. Tho power of ilii! cri ,neJ hcai'sef Europe sink luio lusi;nilicaace v, be;-. U'ii.;;:ri!il to v.ir American Kin.?. l.ur ('iui Uin,!;s 0).phy the power vested in them to J.T:i::i .i.ij-iaics .1 tho rich and lordly, and to roduee to t:-ii.;-r nii.-vr.v ml degradation, the poor and depend ent, Our .i mcrictn Kiiiyc goet forth with equal willing in m to the lordly mansion and the. humble cabin, ready lire to administer reiiif. and to offer health and happt nesj to tlic loftv and lowly, the rich and the pour. J.) It. JOHN IIUXIYS GR2AT AMERICAN KING and the li the T..x.n Yo.'.pt.: it tub. "Woian, greatest 1.1usm:i: i ii-r ol.rred to afJlcted humanity, to the suf- rhi;; iiii'.lious, tho Doctor can say, relief is at your com uia'jii. Y. u have only to uso this magical remedy. Ail tc.-.e who stiil suiliT, and will not accept the preferred I'.i'.'in. (tcs'-rve ni-t tho pity of tlmir families. Thin wouiir.ul medicine, during the bneJ period since its iiurodu. i.ui, has carried happiness to the hearts of tiiuiu.i i:-. sod mndo hfu a charm to many who hereto fore rear ld it, only as a painful and miserable esist eoce. T the winds with all Liniment, Embrocation. Tain Kill.'rs, f.-.d l'a'u Extractor, and let millions of filad Indues j ro!-i;iim the uitrits of the i;reat "AmHrican Kii i.f i'ain."n prp.irtion composed poiiily of Tfge tiblvs flii'I roas, produced by America' own rich and V UliU";US S"l!. We would utik the Lames, who are always coinpeteiii ju.;.;t.-- c: vhiit isand whit is not a valuable Ciiuily nwV ic.iiw to Co os a p"ci i il Uvor by yiviiis tho Kin; of Taia k sin'.lo trTi.l, anil if Batlsfaetory, exert their inUuenee in it:' Lt-linll". i.-cor.mcii,l it, ppc:ik well find often of it, cr.i s.-'j that it in u.-ii bythe'.r aftlicted notitihor. 1'h J.t'lltsareahv:ivcl.ui.Uljle. andwhon they induce their ftuuerin:; irionds to xisu tliin really valuable mociicino, t'auv will 1: ('.uina an act of benevolence that they can Till he pvvjil of. Obis is a powerful and truly-m-iical r:nedy i'r nil external diseafus. Fores. Fwellins, burns,, ic. and Ccr man v internal ailiicuons, it is a rorla.n cui, v..-t it i-f ptiui-tl'y bf.rnil.ss, and incapable of producing ii.j b.':.;t ioiiiiious eltccts iu tho most tloUcale cases or the w .viki'st ccns.itution. It i-. i ntin 1" r.seli: -! to ft'.low thn old and worn-oiA y ..! of puhtisbin to the public thouimds of cirtiti vaier. of wonders performed, by this inudicine. It costj hut tivaty-f.ve cents to Uv it, and Dr. Hull vtaaea tits weh i'ii ii. d repr.t.iti ii o:i the Kinj; f 1'iiin dojn alt av.l n. re I'.vi ckiius fvi it. We would ask lino joa the Khcuinntlsin or Gout there rre l.ot j VMr.mt" companions, and we know that you wi nld like to drive theui away as boou as posjtlble, then t. .3 "V.tI.T3 KINO OF rAi:.7." of Bowel V-nil-V vou it


Fremont journal. [volume]

ocr: Hardware. Iron, Jmails, OIL & STOVES. At Canfield & Brother's, illttminutli Store, . No. 2, Bfitts' Block. CITIZENS OF FREMONT, Sandufky, Seneca and Wood Counties, WE are now fairly established in our New Store, where we are selling Goods our line at WONDERFUL LOW FIGURES. Come and tee for vourielvet. And we will siiisfv You that we can and will WHOLESALE HARDWARE, IROX. NAILS, GLASS, and At Cleveland and Saudnsky prices.. Thankful for patt favors, we shall our efforts to please our customers, in and PU1CES. O Rememberlhe place, isign of the Pad Lock, iVo. 2, Belts' Block. CANFIELD fe BROTHER. Dec 29, 1654. Petition for Partition. of II .Lfcr fibril -