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hJS.-OLMSTED; j
I Havmpfpriricipariy disposed oHi'is Old stock.
,Has been 0; WTork City,
AnJpurchased'alarge'an'd splendid stock of
mmmnmm
fciod-, wtucli be i determined 4a sella little Ivwtr
! can be had at any oilier store in Fremont,
f -'their MatWriAff, bragging, bigflagt. Ac,, to tin oun-
- Irwry notwithstanding. " - '
l" tlaVHig purchased a larger slock, greater varie
tv, and a wetter quality of goods than he haa ever
' h-fure, hehape to merit a eontianaue at
public favor. ' .'- - - - -
;irwT-U"-Tle tadies Generally,
-W4tf oe welt-to-evwminajMS stock, as tt nassnme
I fth m-ktl beautiful Dress Goods vet seen in Frs-
j tuonl, from a bonnet. to a pir of shoes inWun'ee.at
j fries which "couijctttiun?' has not yst dared to
In his assortment will be found ' "
1 T BLACK, Brown. Blue and Mixed cloth, black,
( I . mixed and fncy eaaaimerea, blae, black, and
mired alinell. Kentucky ieana and tweeds cloth.
Jred, white and Yellow flannels, rod and blue plaid
cloaking, rirnps, fringe, calicoes, giuigharas, al
ptecas, and ! cloths,- ahawla and dress hand
kerchiefs, and the moat fashionable fancy dress
Sgemis for the ladies that the New York markelcan
' atfurd. Bleached and brown
Shirtings, C Canton Flannels,
riti Ribbons, ;; -e.. Black Silk for Dresses,
. - .' ' - Sewing Silk, Checks, Vestings,
nV ic-Xwist&threacl, Comforters, ,
. "' '' A. Cohoe's Shirts and Drawers, "
; Cri-Vs :- -Traveling Bags, 'W.- ' '
t . '.- v V-Mafftk; , Carpeting,
T T-Waddings, - Battings, ' ' "
vblton Yarn, , ' Carpet Warp.
Carpeting, and almost every description of
. j Uoods that are xapua tne western Country.
Groceries
Tea, cofee, np-r, pepper.spiee, ginger, nutmegs,
., v, elovea.cjuasmoo, starch, salreratu, -; .
: j maaaer, inoigo, aium.otc.
- v
,. -
rJ Croe-cot, mill, baad and wood-saws; cross-cut,
t v Bill, and hand-saw files; S weed's iron,
, flat and round bars; cot and wro't .-, '
w , - nailer band dr. boop iron: .
fcx ,wf , ,t .pHojf X,..
- American steel; Aroea ? " . ;
w .?! ahoTele, bay -and manure forks; J " 7
nailrodsr White's Simmons and Collins
' at steel axes; besides an extensive assortmen t of
' v SHELF HARD-WARE." such as.
PocVet-knires, table knives and forks, butts sod
screws; dooi tiangingsand trimmings, &o., dtc.
oots and- Slioes.
v ."-)-'.---- i-. - ...... .t
a very great variety and warranted waterproof. I
HATS fe CAPS, A GOOD ASSORTMENT.
Sehand Upper Leather, S:c.; -all of the '
above arliclea will bo sold cheap for Cash; or ex-
r ohaoged for 'Wheat, Corp,' Oats, Rye, Timothy,
CloTeroT Fax-seeds, Uidee, Hbeep pelts, Buttsr,
- Lard, Eggs, Tallow and Wax. - -.i
i'reoioal, Oct. 24th, 1851. ; ...
JPEBBr DA VISES PAINKILLER!
t Fresh and Genniae Article, just
'XA.-raceived Bill for sale at the Grocerv and rro-
-vieirtn store of - TILLOTSON & TYLER,
c remont,-:Xovember 1, '51- --t-' ..' .
il L.: Dinseed, Lamp, and Tanner's oil, for
' sale at tne j
klJ tr-min', Nov 29. '51. - 1 - -
C1BI LOAD of Salinetts. Jeans, and
Cotton Goods, for snmmer wear, can be found
"at the Ready Pay storsof - "
' i May 84. 1651 " - , j, T. MOSS.
OOOD AKTICJLC of Black Tea can be
k.ad by oiltinif atmystere.
- sray24, i5li - - ' tivs,; J, T. MOSS.
- -as " ' ' -;,-. i ' ,. - , - . -
-W TTT, V?A"R TTIH'. -Tlf J n JT " IT n P ' TU V
DaMYille Store!
'FORT j TH0USA3.D DOLLARS r
Wortli: of 'i New r Goods !
J..T. MOSS ; ;
TS IN TOWN AGAIN with an immense
. I stock of ; t '
IaU fcWinter Goods!
. . vi hicb he Is bound to sell cheaper than the cheap--'-st.'
'This he is enabled to do by having Made his
i purchases daring the late panic in the New York
market, caused by tha breaking down of a host ot
. ..-tanks, and while-Goods were in coneequeace sell
g much cheaper than ever before.
;"' flo can and wilf undersell tnose who bought
"en tbe rsgs of worthless banks were considered
' good, and were taken iu exchagefor goods at an
.?. immense profit to New York merchants. - The
people of- - ",--''''
".Z, S SOUTH WESTERS OHIO "
xiave been in the habit of trading at Fremont be
' Cause better bargains could be obtained
' " hert than elsewhere. Cheap as they have hereto
" fore purchssed, they have aow an opportunity of
receiving ' ' .'y .- '.
, V .Still atore Goods for their money
st the celebrated Ball vills store, lhan ever before
Jieardof. His stock comprises .
... .....A Larger and more Extensive
X vsriety than sver before brought into Sandusky
t eoonty. Ha would call particular attention to his
large assortment of superior - i
' ' FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
J-;rrjc?to)ris1 Casnneres, Salinetts, Failed erotka, f
T weeds, Jeans, Ao. Also to the eadiess qoanuty sf
- f LADIES' DRESS GOODS! V
"Dou?ht expressly forthe-ladier' ef Sandusky and
" "Vfjoiuing counties, and embracing all the latest
atyles. French and English Merinos, Cashmeres,
Alp-tccas, Poplins, Ginghams, DeLaines stJ2 1-2
w,.ents a yard. and Calicoes, warranted fastcolorx,
from 5 to 19 cents a yard. - . ...... , v ' -
t Alao, 53, Cart Loads Queens-ware, Groceries,
i smm u Hard-ware, Hoots end Shoes, Hats dt. Caps,
iivReady-Made Clothing, dec - -- -Ah
60 Chesta of that Four Shilling Tea.
"A'so, '20 bhds atrperior Naw Orleans Sugar
.., . Bl g j.4 ceu per pound. .
, 'Alao,One hundred bags best Rio Coffee at
" in f -10 ce" P' Pan,, - - - - - - - -
lAIsow30 Bases good Totacco at3 shillings
-per pound.
Also,' one ship Oargo f Spice, Pepper, Gin--ffw.
"f,tr, Ssteratus, Nutmegs, Cloves, tc, 4.C,
: ; in the aame proportion. , ,' ,
rrTssiiall Prat ansl Beady Pay;
trtjsrtw motto at the Ballville Store, which the people
- e4 Sandusky county will please bear i a mind, for
- tnisimmsnse stock mastbe sold before next Spring.
All kinds of Produce taken in exchange forgoods.
The 'highest, market price paid la Cash for
.Wheat, Corn and Oats. - - - . ..; f .
For further particulars, enquire ef
ZZ&ZrZ. --J- t. moss.,;
;. u . . -. OtZ. K. GASTON,
ia s - - - At the Ballville Store.
Fremeat. OctJ 25th, 185 1
tTUIE 1.AD1ES will find at my store, a hand
1 seme assortment of Summer Jjrett Croodrand
K mnettrimmm?i. Call soon u you wisntosse
, .aero:: ' - ' MOSS.
, - May 34, 1351.
-rrll WILL FIND at Moss's a good as
X-soTtment of Crushsd, Pulverised and Cofits
,urr. --' JT. JSW4.
JUay 4j 165r. .,c y - ' t
" Bibles! Bibles!
8"" FATOIEY BIIIEESfrom $1 50totS.
and' any quntitv f small Bibles of every de
earption from 50 cents to A3 00. Also, largo
r.rlnty of Prayer Books and Sabbath school books
-af9j, sjite at " S. BUCK LAND & Co.
a--i-Oet.2S'. 51. ; "."
' XT'AIL8.FwnntIron Co.'a Nails, manufae
JN tared at Tray.S. T .at ' Hats
I nnwnrdiaf 10.000 Cnrci!!
COli SUMPTION CAN BE CURED!!! I
Compound Sjrup of Liverwort & Tar
For the Cure of Consumption, and all Dit
' '' eases of the Lungs and Breast.
THIS Great Remedy has not only "mads almost
incrodiule cures of Consainption, but it breaks
up the mot distressing Cough, Cold, Fain in tbe
Bieaat, and Asthma; iu a few honrstime. Wi au
thorize our agenta, . iu all . cases where it does not
give immediate relief, and Ilia bottle isreturued, to
cheerfully refund lb money. ,
-We wil ne w ask the afflicted candidly to exam
ine the facts below, which substantiate the merita
of this great remedy ; facts which are incoatroverti
ble, and eannot be deuied. We refer you to the
atatemems of well known Physicians and Profes
sors, who have come forward and substantiated theae
facts. The most incredulous cannot but be con
vinced that it has made cures whereeverylhiug else
Extracts from Certificates which can be
'-; 7 tn full by tailing on the Agents.
A letter from John A.Collins, Eq., Editor and
Proprietor of tbe 'Temperance Organ;' also A
gent and Lecturer fortha Grand Division of sons
of temperance oiunio:
- Cincinnati, November 29, 1848.
' A. a. cosn.t; Dxar Sir: For the paat eight
erten months. I have felt inclined to say some
thing in relation to the extraordinary healing quali
ties of your preparation of Dr. Rodgera' Compound
syrup of Liverwort and Tar, foryour own, but more
especially for the benefit of those unfortunate per
sons whs ore threatened or ntnicted witn r ultnona
ry Consumption, and who, like myself, have a great
aversion to quabks, to tnsir speoincs and cauion
cons; but a combiualiou of circuuistanees has pre
vented until now. . , -
In November, 1846, mv wife took a severe cold
which settled upon hr Isngs. A violent cough wss
the consequence, which increased in severity dur
ing the winter, sud reduced her lo almost a skele
ton. It. was nearly incessant, and attended with
seaere pain in the side and breast, accompaned
with fsver and cold night sweats, he expocroratedi
more than a pint of matter daily. . Ulcers gathered
upon her lunge and discharged. - Her hauds snd
feet were cold and clammy as death, and a purplo
tint settled upon her lips. . I na skill and varie.i el
forts of our family physician were completely bailed.
On the 1st of Mar, 1847, he informed tne that he
could do nothing mere than grant her temporary re
lief, that her case wa hopeletf, aod that she could
not survive more than a fortnight at the furtherest
1 immediately called upon Dr. R. S. Newton, of
J this city, (who had beon so skillful in the treatmei.
of concere,) and stated her case to him. He rec
ommended Dr. Kodgera' Liverwort and Tar; aat
sured me there was nothing of quackery about it,
but purely a scientific preparation; andgave me the
history of several cases, all considered hopeless,
where this prepsratlon restored to health. A bottle
was procured, and in one week the expeclorotioc
wOs nearly conquered, he continued graduallay to
mprsve, her appetite returned, her cough in a few
: months ceased, he recovered her strength, and to
a very great degree her health, and is now most
extraordinary uopny ot tne Dealing virtues of Dr.
Rodaers Preparation of Liverwort and Tar.
I can also say that I have derived very great ben
fit from this preparation, for hoarseness, aors throat
andstricure across ths breast. 1 have been enabled
whilesuffering from severs cold and hoarseness, to
speak with comparative ease for two hours. Xt has
one advantage, in my own ease, over other expec
torantsit does not derange the digestive functions
producing hoadache,ornervoas inability.
1 regard it as admirably adapted for the nas of
public speakers. Respectfully yours.
From Dr. Hiram Cox, late Professor to Cin-
ctnoati Eclectic Medical Colledge.
Ma. A. L. scovill. However reluctant I nave
been to permit my name to be attached to patent
medicine, I eonsiderit a duty to the community to
state tnatin tnree ceses oi incipient consumption.
viz: miss iseM, miss Barger, and Mr. K. H. Cos,
one of onr City Council, that Dr. Roirers' Liver-
wrrt and Tar operated more like a specific than any
oilier remedy that J ever used. One of the eases,
viv.: Miss Bell, pronounced by several physicians to
be laboring under the last stage or scrofulous Con
sumption, she is now in good health from the use
of s few bottleeof tbe above syrup.
, HlitAM COX, M. D.
Cincinnati January 25, 1847. -For
sale in Fremont by
S. BTJCKLAND & Co,
' J. F. WOOSTER.
Fremont, November 1st, '51 4m, -
, KE1VS! SEWS! !
Glorious News!! From the South!!!
1HE Mexican Mustang Liniament, that bas
i.-. n..r.. ... nv. ui a
and creating so much excitement in the South and
West during the last twelve months,
. HAS AKItlVED IJV OUR MIDST
and all those afflicted with Rheumatism, old Sores
or Uucer Diseases, or Sprstns, Scalds, Burns, or
Eruptions of any kind, can now be healed. Those
who have been suffering for months or years with
that loathsome disease. The Piles need now
su9er no longeras thie MosTasa Lhuamkht is a
certain remedy, no matter how bad they are, or of
how longstanding. Cancers, Fistulos, Scald Head
Falleror Ring Worm or any kind of asore, are
healed and perfectly cured in an incredibly short
time.
To the Ladies it is Invaluable
For sere niplee, caked breasts, acne in the face.
Tooth or Ear Ache, er any painpul eores or sa ell
ings. It also removes dandriff from the head, in
vigorates the hair, and prevents it from falliogout.
and gives a beautiful glossy softness to the baif that
is not attained by any other preparation.
For fforses and other Animals.
it has no equal in healing Saddle or Collar Galls,
Scratches, Mange, sprains or Bruises and it is an
infallible remedy for splints, spavins, or Ringbones
dissolving the large tumors, and reducing the swol
len or enlarged joints to their natulai sixe, and
healthy action. Pole Evil or Fistula, and Big
headoan now be cured; and the Mustang Linia
ment to the remedy that can do it. If you or any
of yoar family, er your favorite horse are arnioted
with any of the above disesses, try one bottle it
only costs 25 cents and yon will never use - any
other remedy.
fi-x or sale, wholesale and retain, by 1 Buck-
Iaad Ac Co-, ot Framont, and by other agenta
la all tbe-vtlltaree and towns of this and the sur
rounding eomtiea.
Oat. 4, 1851. . - --
HEW GOODS!
At the Old Corner!
A- B. TAYLOR
HAS just received the largest and best se
lected Stock of Goods ever exhibited at
the Old Corner ; which were purchased in Au
gust, with Cash, at a time when money nas
worth 3 per cent a month in New York, and
Goods even sold at a Sacrifice of 25 per cent
by Importers and Jobbers to raise the wind
This Stock ef Splendid Goods
will be sold at a very small commission from
FIRST tJOST, For ready pay.
The public is respectfully solicited to call
and examine goods and prices before purchas
ing elsewhere ? -;.
Others may FUFFand BLOW, and adver
tise prices to their hearts content, the OLD
fJ OKJSIi will undersell them at any rate.
All the Fashionable Styles of Silk, Dress
and Fancy Goods can be found here as well
as a large Stock of Groceries, Hardware,
Dry Goods, Silks, Shawls, Ribbons, Bonnets,
Hats and Caps, Wall and Window Paper, Bor
dering, dec A large lot ot
School nooks. Ink, Writ in ir Paper,
in fact all articles to suit the wants of tke com
munity. And all we ask is an opportunity to
show our Goods and Prices, to show an intel
ligent and discriminating public that this is tke
place to buy your goods.
Cash paid for Wheat, Oats, Clover and Tim-
otky Heed, Sheep Felts, Beeswax an tsutter.
A. B. TAT LOR.
Fremont, Sapt 3S, 1851. -
Petroleum or Sock Oil.
THE most wonderful remedy ever discovered.
Procure-' : m a well 400 feet below the earth's
surfsce. Tne above article xas he had at Woos
ters Drug Store, first door south ef O. L. Nims.
1 WEEDS 'and Pittsburghlron at
Hatxss.
ZEPHT R WORSTEDpattsrns.Canvas, Board
sndNssfflss, et Hiinrs.
Grratfat ETrltement Ever in Fremont!
; Pennsylvania Store!
M. N. ZIEGLER,
HIS Mammoth Establishment bpened'out
in Fremont some six months ago, since which
time the most tremendous and unpsralleled excite
ment has prevailed in this coanty that has ever
been known in the era of selling goods. Some of
the braga have become alarmed, and finding that
their small stores could not compete, have enlarg
ed their rooms, but in vain others have about con
cluded to close their doors. While the proprietor
of the Pennsylvania store, actuated by that Philan
thropic spirit by which he is governed in all hi
dealings continues determined to keep up the ex
citement until every merchant and tape-cntter in
town falls into the ranks snd eayshe will take off
that axhorbitant tariff which he bas heretofore put
upon his Goods, snd sell them hereafter at the low
prices ditctated by the Pennsylvania store. Al
though this establishment has been so recently lo
cated in Fremontf it has alreacy become one of the
moat famous and distinguished houses for cheap
ness and fairness in this section of the country.
Where is the man, woman or child who has not
heard of Ziegler's Cheap Store? Railroad, politi
cal and every other excitement has given way to
the great commotion caused by the unrivalled bar
gains to be had only here. - In view of all these
facts, the undersigned has been to New York,
Philadelphia and Boston, for a large supply of Fall
and Winter Goods, and sure he bas got 'em.
Steamboats, vessels and railroads, all are loaded
down, every arrival, with New Coods for M. N.
Ziegler,
DRY GOODS
100 cases Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings; 130 cases
Satinets, Jeans, 1 weeds, dec.
Ej1DM Ml& DIIM2SS COODS
In endless variety, among1 which are S00 pieces of
Scotch Ginghams, at from 9 to 12 cents; l.uuU
pieces of American Prints, 4 to 5 cents; a good
Black Alpaca, for 25 cents; Lustres, Delaines, &c
a splendid assortment shawls plain and fancy.
Ready-Made Glothi n g
No Slop-shop work! But such as is well made and
ta good style. My assortment of
BOOTS AND SHOES
lis unequaled in this countv. I have a large sop
ply of supeiior 1 articles, of which I warrant the
work to stand, and pay all damages if it does not.
In this byanch . I havo Men and Boyr' Boots and
Shoes; Women's, Missosand Ghildren's Boots and
Shoes in greet variety. If you wish to practice
economy in Soheing yourself and family come
and ouy ot me. in
GROCERIES
1 am bound to undersell. I will sell 10 lbs best
Rio Cofiee for ill; Young Hvson Tea, 374 cents.
1 make thie declaration -of facts, and I am willing
to demonstrate the matter en the counter. I intend
to keep it before the people, that I wage a success
ful war against High Prices. Come and my Goods
and you will be able to deteot tbe old hunkery sys
tem of long yarns, long prices, and mixed up with
humbugging. 1 intenp to give tnem lot of grape,
Fremont, Sept 37, 1851. .. .
Cheaper than ever
n. BUTTS
WOULD again say to his customers and the
Public that he has received his Fall and Win
ter stock of Goods, and although the raw material
of Wool and Cotton bore a hip; h price during the
pust year;yet it is an incontroveriable fact that most
all kinds of Goods are cheaper in the eastern cities
han they perhaps hare ever been heretofore, and
herefore will enabve us to sell goods at
Unparallelled Low Prices.
Shestings one yard wide a fair article for 5 cents,
ang the beat but a trifle higher. Do you want cot
ton yarn, Sattinetta, Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans &c.
I will sell them to you at such prices that will make
those quake who have already been driven to make
capital out of smoke houses; to them I would say
that the smoke house is there, and the unforlvnate
man thus lamenting, must reconcile himself ths
best war he can. . - - . .
A beautiful artiele of white sugar perfectly dry at
bl cents per pound, strictly prima Conee, and all
oiner ainaa oi
GUOCEMIMES
at the lowost figure. Yon can find in Northern
Ohio 400 pieces Calicoes, mostly Merrimacks of
the most beautiful styles, and 150 pieces of different
kinds - -
DRESS-GOODS .
such as muslin de lains, plain and fancy Alpaccas,
rasamentcs, ranging from one shilling upwards.
A full sssortmeut ef Long and Figured Shawls,
i lanneis, xweacned vjoode, -
- READY MADE CLOTHING
to be sold at corresponding price with wheat at 5s
cents per bushel. , My stock of
BOOTS AjVI SHOES
is eomp'ete, and will be sold very cheap " Gio
ceries. Dye 8tuffs, Oils, Paints, Hardware Crockery
sole & upper Leather, Iron, Nails &c will at all
times be kept on hand and sold cheap. .
In conclusion I would say thatif you wantto save
money, call aud see os, it costs nothing to examine,
Cash will be paid for all kinds of produce.
OetlO, 1851. -
Oh! Dear, What Can the Matter Be?
THE WHOLE COUNTRY IS IN
COMMOTION!
And the Excitementat at
HEAD QUARTERS
Ten degrees above Fever Heat!
rpHEIR ELEVEN ROD Establishment
is crowded with Farmers from all parts of North
Western Ohio-The news has spiead on the 'Wings
of the Wind,' that Nims has
. REPEALED THE TARIFF,
And is bound to close this Ponderous Pile of over
300 Tons of the most Msgnificent line of Goods
ever exhibited to the People of Sandusky oounty.
Believing, as we do, that Wheat must rule at
low figures, and that our interests end that of the
Farmer are blended together as one, we are going
to make a proposition to compromise the matter, so
as to make one hand wash the other. - We ask the
question, whether or not, all kinds of Iron for
heavy Wagons at
THREE DOLLARS A HUNDRED,
And real Agawin Nails at $3,50 a Barrel, are not
iu proportion to Wheat at 60 cents a bushel ray
ing nolbtng about those 30 hogsheads of
Sugar, at 16 Pounds for One Dollar
In turning over the next leaf, we find ths old Bay
State has deposited with us over 100 Bales of Cot
ton Goods, and those yard wide Sheetings at 6 pence
and Ready-Made Baga at 25 cents, make thoss
fellows who have tried to 4pe us in improvements.
look a little blue about the Gills, and wish the Brick
never had been burned that are piled up in that
splendid smoke house, erected at Nims' Ware
house door. Put in your smoke, its no use to try
to block the wheels of this old Kegulator.
TBS P A&MBKS
Are with us, and understand who it is that first
spikad the guns of this old combination. On the
second page you will find they have laid in a large
line ox
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
including 50 pieces Muslin de Lsnes at 12 1-2 cts;
a perfect Mountain of Black & Figured Alapaeas,
Parametlas & Coburgh Cloths, Poplins, Plain &
Figured Prints at 6 pence. Shawls & Ribbons in
proportion. Pausing along down the counter about
Four Uods, we nnd the
Ready-Made Ctothtag & Shoe
Department!
Have partaken of the spirit of 60 cents a bushel &
judging from the rush down that way, the farmers
must think so too. rve cannot say now long inn
stock will last, but pledge ourselves to keep well
posted up, until this immense stock is closed, and
while some of our neighbors spend their eveningi,
in canvassing our expenses, and say we must fail,
another closs declare they have made ever Ten
Thousand dollars the past year, and have made up
their minds to sell goods one whale year at New
Tork cost we dont think they would be cheap
even then. Let them drive their tallest team
Head Quarters has thrown up a breast work that
never Haces.
The Rocks are here for all your Wheat, Corn,
Oats, rork, se.
Aead Quurters,
Oct- 1, 1851. I
"1HEAP PUBLICATIONS. A choice lolo
Harperdc Brother's, lustrecetved at
Btcklafd's
T, '.'-OVERWHELMING E6T1MONIE81
CVER HALF A -MILLION OF TESTIMONI
als have been received by the Ptoprietor of
McALlSTER'S
AI.-LHEALING OINT-
;jp- MENT from Physicians
.'' the most skillful and ce-
l&sjHsS lo learned in the Law,
SEjW from Judges of celebrity
33 5K on the Bencti, trom Min-SSgf-3f
isters of the Gospel,
-:--S- lirt uVa - wuuae uiiuTiaiiii( in
3isfiK-iiipfff3S shining lights in the
.;-:-" path of Truth, from en
lightened ProfaiASrs, frcm acute Merchants, and
from those of everv stati n, name and degree
A. tegnty have made tnem
among mankind all of which, witnout one ois
senting objection, jvonounce this Ointmsnt to be
GOOD. ....
As day by day it unobtrusively extends its
sphere of action along the borders of our vast coun
try, and is circulated throughout extent, new
evidences of its power and new proofs of its effi
cacy are continually develope Three millions
of Boxes, applied to disease within the last four
years, has established the astounding fact beyond
the power of cavil or contradiction, that it is IN
FALLIBLE in the cure of all Tumors, Ulcers,
Sores, Burns, Tetter, Piles, Scrofula, Erysipelas,
Chilblains, Scald Head, Sore Eyes, Quinsy. Croup,
Rheumatism, Broken Breast, Ague in the Face,
Corns, &c. It completely rsstores the INSEN
SIBLE PERSPIRATION, and by this means opens
these avenues bv whick Nature intended to expel
the morbid matter of the body thus is the system
cleansed, the Wood purified, and the health re
stored. ' '
It- has the power to canse all external Sores,
Scrofulous Humors, Skin Diseases, and Poisonous
Wounds, to discharge their putrid matter, and
then heal them. We are not ashamed of tha
names of
All-Healing Ointment I
" ; , : - Or the -
' World's Salve !
which a discerning public has applied to this
medicine ; for there is scarcely a d, ease, exter
nal or internal, that it will not benefit. I have
nsed it for the last fourteen years for all diseases
of the Chest, Consumption, and Liver, involving
the utmost danger and responsibility, snd I declare
before heaven and man, that not in one single
case has it failed to benefit when the patient was
within the reach of mortal means.
Wholesale and retail at the Grand Depot, 141
FULTON ST., New York, aud by all Druggist
throughout the United States.
J. McALISTER, Sole Proprietor,
- ; - 141 Fulton St. N. Y.
' S. BDCELAND & &0.,
V , ;, , J. F. WOOSTER,
19 '-. - Only Agents for Fremont
GOLD PENS.
TJAGLEY'S Gold Pens and Pencils for sale
J cheap, at ... B. bucihsd at o'l
PERFUMER Yt
ROSE Hair Oil Ox Marrow, -Bear's
Oil. -V -Maccassar Oil,
Bandoline Fixatriee, Philocomb, .
Cream of Roses and Lilys, - -
Cologne, Rose and Lavendar Water, fcc, fec.
just received, at Btjcklakd's.
NEW GOODS
AT THE .'
Railroad Grocery.
WHOLESALE Ac RETAIL.
P CLOSE, would respectfully inform his old
customers and the public generally, that he
has just returned from New York with a large and
well selected stock of Groceries, Toys, and Notions
which he now offers at greatly reduced prices-
Mis stocx consists in part or cottee at IU cts per lb.
Sugar at 6 cts, good Melasses at 3 shillings per gal
Tobacco at 25 cts, Rice at 5 cts, Codfish at 5 cts.
No 1 Mackerel at 8 cts, best Tea at 50 cts. Loaf,
crushed and powdered Sugar, layer Raisens, spurm
star aud tailow candles, shot, lead and powder su
perior Salaratus, Pudding starch, extract of coffee,
pepper sauce, English curenls, pure liquors for
sinbness, such as Pats and Dark Brandy, Cherry
Brandy, cnerry isounoe. Cherry Wine, old Irish
Whisky, Port, Malga and . Mndsria Wines, Gin
and Rum, and the greatest assortment of Segars
over brought in market, and a great variety of fruits
Prunes, Figs &c, jar Pickles, Sardines, Nuts of all
kinds. Combs and Brushes, Gents & Lada's Pins
& Rings, Fancy Boxes, Dulls, Harmonicans, Jews
Harps, bun caps, marbles, Blacking, Hair Wile,
Purses, Walets, Port. Monies, Toy Whips. Toy
Bureaus and Babies in cradles. Horses and Riders
Animals, Glass Deere and Bircs, Whistles & trum
pets. Mosques, Toy Chairs, China Voces, India
Rubber Dolls and animals and a thousand other
things too numerous to mention, call and see for
yourselves; I have also fitted up my Saloon & cook
Room and am prepared to get up meals at the
shortest notice. Hot Cofiee at all limes; and I have
also an agency from the Baltimore Oyster Com
pany which enables me to sell Oysters lower than
any other shop in town, and as low as they can be
had at Sandusky city, please call one and all.
Fremont Sepf 20, 1850.
Office to let.
THE room in the Tyler Buildings over the
atore recently oocupied by Topping & Wegs,
tein. R- P. BUCKLAND.
Aug 31, 1851., ,
For tke Toilet.
A beautiful article of Rose water, Cologn, Bay
water. Lavender do, Hair Oil, &c, at
WOOSTER'S.
PLEASE CALL and look at my assortment
of Crockery and Glass-ware.
May 24, 1851. J. T. MOSS.
PERRY DAVIS' Pain Killer, a full supply just
receive pat WOOSTER'S
PRATER BOOKS and Church Service A
Splendid assortment. Vrom 31c to $3, "at
CODFISH of superior quality at
, Hatrxs CHixr Storx.
BIBLES. A large lot of Family Bibles from
$ I 50 to $6. Also, Pocket, Clasp, Tuck, aad
f elyglotttfiblesand lestamentsat
CUCKLAXD g.
WATER LIME.
A LARGE quantity of .Water Lime for sale
at the Grocery and Provision store of
u. ra. i iliLu rsu .
June '7 1851.
Singing Books!
NOW IS THE TIME for Singing, and
Bucklands' are prepared for it, and are offer
ing to those want:
The Mendlesoln Collection of Choice Music.
Carminia Sacra, Church Choir.
Psaltry, . . The Odeon.
Manhattan Collection, Alpine Glee Singer, .
The Melodeon, 3 volumes; The Lute.
The Juvenile Singing School; Sabbath Schools'
Melodies; Missourie Harmoney, &e. &c.
W Css SM a,
Bnckland's Brick Block.
Oct25,51.
Prices of
R CARISTEE'S Galvanic Curatives.
Galvanic Belt, - $3,00
Necklace 2,00
Bracelets 1.00
Magnetic Fluid, 1,00
A large supply of the above articles just received
at Wooster's urug otore, nrsi aoorsoutn oi mims.
COLLARS, Gloves, Hose, Neck and Pocks
Vy Handkerchiefs, at Haynes'
TTTARRANTY, Mortgage, and Quit Claim
V V Deedsrorsalsatthe -
FREEMAN OFFICE,
T?ISH. White, Macherel and Cod, for sale
1? at the
RAIL-ROAD STORE.
Fremont, Nov. 29, '51,
f Boxes Steritae Candles just rsceiv
tZ3 ed atthe
RAIL-ROAD STORE.
Fremont, Kv. 99, '51.
For the Ladies J 7 ;
It is hardly necessary to inform tbe La
diesof our slock of ' '.-:..' :
FEUFUIHER? AND FANCY GOODS!
as they know where they ere, and what they are,
but we would just hint to them that we have en
larged our stock in this line very much this Fall,
and we are sure they will be pleased to try our '
Pachviy, Amlrtt Verrine, Jenny Lind,
Jockey Club, Maynoliu, Vanillin, Cream of Lillies,
Ox Morrow, Jules Huuels EanLustrell, &.C., for
they are certainly very nice. Then there is the
Fancy Goods on the other side: -. .,
Ladie'a Ebony Boxes and. Writing Desks,
Port Folio Paper Weights-, Alabaster Jewel Boxes
and Ink Stands, Pearl, Shell, Ivery and Velvst
Card Cases, and the finest Papeir Awhuc Perte
Moniet yen ever did see, and a thousand other ar
ticles too numerous to mention, which were bought
expressly for them. Just come and see them whe
ther you want to buy or not. We are never tired
showing nice goods, and we want the good folks of
Fremont and vicinity to be posted op in these mat
ters, . - , S. BUCKLAND & Co.
Fremont, Odlober 25th, 1851.
DYSPEPSIA.
'gtJTCHINg
VEGETABLE
DYSPEPSIA BITTERS.
- . THE MOST POPULAR .,
FAMILY MEDICINE
Or TBI AGE ! . .
Used by Physicians of High Standing.
These BITTERS remove all morbid secretions,
purify the blood, give great tone and vigor to tbe
digestive organs, fortify the system against all fa
ture disease, can be taken with safety, at no time
debilitating the patient being grateful to the most
delicate stomach, and remarkable for theircheer
ing, invigorating, strengthening, and restorative
properties, andau invaluable and snre remedy for
' Dispepsia in its Worst Forms.
Also, Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Heartburn,
Costiveness, Faintness, Disorders of the skin, Us
er, and Skin, Loss of appetite. Low Spirits Nerv
ous Headache, Giddiness, palpitation of the Heart,
sinking and r ullness of Weight at the Stomach,
and all other diseases caused by en impure state of
the blood, liver, ect., which tend to debilitate and
weaken the system. ;- ..
FEMALES
Who suffer from a morbid and unnatural condition
will find this Medicine of
INESILABLE VALUE "
In all cases of gxsxral debilitt, this Medicine
ACTS LIKX A CHVRXt! - -
. THOUSANDS
Have tested its efficacy, and thousands more are
now under treatment: and not one solitary case of
failure nas yet been reported.. Vo'umes could be
rilled with certimcates of those who have been per
manently cured.
Call on the Agent and get a Pamphlet.
Containing the Certificates of Remarkable Cures,
and the high estimation in which this medicine is
held by the Public Press can be had of the Agents
iree.
. j3?"Prick 5ft Cents per Bottle
Principal Office, 122 Ftltoh St. , N. 1. , up stairs.
lor bale by ' '
. S. BUKLAND & Co.
Fremont Sept 18, 1851. ...,
SCHOOL BOOKS.
fT"1H E SUBSCRIBERS havejust received
L tne following -..
STANDARD SCHOOL BOOKS!
to which they would call the attention of School
leachers and Parents:
McGutTey's Ecloctic series of Readers, numbers
1st, ad, 3s, 4th and 5th. -
Munderill's series do., 1st, 2d, 3d, and 4th.
Willard's W. S., large and abridged.
Rational Speaker.
The Student's Speaker.
Ray's, Greenleaf 'a, Adams', Smith's, Dodd's
Enos' & Stoddard's Arithmetic.
Days, Davis', Ray's & Towor's Algebra.
Pineo's, Clark's, Rirkham's, Bullion's Smith's,
and Brown's Grammar.
Parker's, Comstock's, and Mrs. Phelps' Philos
ophy.
Comstock's. and Mrs. Lincoln's Botany.
Comstock's Minerology, and Physiology, and
Natural History. '
GreenleaPa Exercise in Composition.
Webster's unabridged, revised. University, and
school Dictionary.
Andrew's and Stoddard's Latin Readers, Gram
mars, and Exercises.
Views of the Microscopic World.
Elements of Meteorology.
Burnett's Astronomy.
German Spellers, snd Primmers.
German and English Grammars, and Dictionary
McGutTey's, Bontly's Pictorial, and Elementary
Spellers.
Also a iarge assortment of Miscellaneous, Med,
ical. Musical, and Law Books.
Call and examine for yourselves.
8. BUCKLAND & Co.
No. 3, Buckland's New Block.
Oct. 25, 1851.
Plaster! Plaster!
r BARRELS Common, Witeh and Fins Gray
ess riaster, just received, and lor sale ey
S. BUCKLAND & CO.
Fremont, October 19, 1850. -
NEW YORK WHOLESALE CLOTHING
WAREHOUSE,
64 NASSAU STREET. -
W ILDE, BATES & TAYLOR.
SUCCESSORS to C. T. Longstreet & Co. , con
tinue to Manufacture Clothing, and are now
prepared with a stock that cannot be excelled in
the United States, either in
Style, Manufacture, or Prices,
to which they would invite the attention of their
frienda, and the patrons of the late concern, as well
as all wishing th purchase Clothing.
The reputation of the old concern is well Known
all through the West.and it will be the endeavor
of the New to sustain it, for selling well-made and
fashionable garments at low prices.
It is the style and workmanship of the goods to
which they especially ask the exa nination of pur.
ohesers. .- .... . "
Orders will be promptly and faithfully attended to.
New York, Aug, 1 . 1851.
L. D Parker Surgeon Dentist.
T) ESPECTFULLY tenders professionalservices
X Vto the citizens of r remont and vicinity, ail ope'
rations relating to the preservation and beauty of
the natural teeth, or the insertion ol artificial teeth,
on pivot, gele or silver plate, done in the neatest
manner- He is in possession of the latest improve
ments now in use, consequently he flatters himself
that he is prepared to render entire satisfaction to
those who may desire his aid in any branch of the
profession.
Lethean Ether administered, aud teeth extracted
without pain, if desired.
Office in Caldwell's Brick Building, over Dr.
flice'somce.
Fremont Jan. 24, 1851.'
Tooth Brushes.
A splendid assortment at'
WOOSTERs,
CARPENTERS can find Hand-saws, Draw
knives, steel Squares, try Squares, planeirons.
Nail Hammers, Hatchets, &c.ofthe bestqu'alityat
HAYiixs'CHXAtf Stokx.
rjlOOTH Brushes, Hair Do
Hatdo.ClofhesDo
WOOSTER'S.
a.
-v . .rTelga and Consider.. r
DRi HALL S JSA LSAMis :'Yo Paregoric
;. preparation, but a , Medicine. , . WHICH
MAXES C URES at home, where . the
: parlies can be found.-.' . (,-- .,. !
Tke Great Congb and Consumptive
-r :-i . ...Remedy. . ., ,
READER' rhava yon
a Cough which you are
neglecting, under the
idea that it is only a com
iinoa cold, and that it will
mon wjr il.lr. nni?
Let a friend tell you, in
all kindness,- what will
soon be ths probable result. ; "
In a short time, if yon continue to neglect your-'
aelf, you will begin to feel a sense ef tightness and
oppression across the chest, accompanied with fre
quent sharp darting pains. Then a dry hacking
cough will set in, and when yon raise anything it
will be a thick and yealowish, or white frothy mat
ter, streaked, perhaps, with Diooa. if yon still taxe
no medicine, these unpleasant symptoms will in
crease, and you will soon eave a hectic fever, cold
chills, night w ists, . copious expectoration, and
then great prostration. II you still neglect your
self, a few weeks or months will sea you consigned
tome grave, leaving your friends to mourn how
rapidly consumption did its work, and hurried yon
away.; Friend, have yoa no canse to be alarmed !
In the above sketch, you may sse.as la a irfass.
how every case of Consumption progresses, with
more or less rapidity, to a fatal termination. Of
all the thousand and millions whom this great
Destroyer has gathered to the tomb, every single
case began with a cold. If this bdd been attended
to, all might have been well: but being neglected,
under the fatal deluaion that it would 'wear itself
off,' it transferred its deadly astion to the substance
of the lungs, exciting there the formation of tuber-'
cles. . Another, and anethel eold added fuel to the.
flame, until these tubercles began to soften and
supontrate, leaving by their ulceration, great cavi
ties in tha lungs. At this crisis, the disease is very
difficult to cure, ifnd oftentimes seta at defiance ait
human means. - '
In the latter or worst stage, this medicine will
oftentimes arrest the disease, oy cueck its progress
ana win always maxe me patient more comfortable
snd prolong his life, and it is therefore worthy of a
trial; bat in its. incipient or former periods. Con
sumption is as cursble as any -other disease, and
Urt. HALL'S .BALSAM (UH THIS LUBlia,
if taken at this time, will cure it ETAS SURELY
AS IT Is TAKEN !xj This is strong language,
but we can refer you to numberless liviug witness
es to prove that it is true!; And therefore, we ear
nestly exbhrt every man, woman and child, who
has a cough, or is subject to colds, to keep tbe
medicine by you in the noose, and whenever you
take cold, do not 'let it alone' to work mischief in
your system, but eradicate it thoroughly, aad at
once, by this powerfully healing compound, and
leave your lung uninjured, to carry yon infull vigor
to a gooa oio age : . . . .
(Lr Read testimony of R. Milford, Esq., one of
me oldxst juaoistratks in tnis city: .
"" ' ; - Cincinnati, Dec. 1, 1851,
Messrs. O. R. Baker & Co. Dear Sirs: Those
afflicted with disease of the Longs, will fine Dr
Hall's Balsam for the lungs a most Yalvjblx
Medicine. 1 have been-frequently attacked with
Diseases of the Lckgs for the last five years, and
Dr. Hall's Balsam das always Eroii err ths Jjis,
iisx at ones, I feel that the public should know
the merits ol sucn a remedy.
KlfJiiAKD JuULr ORD, -
Residence on Plum, three doors above sixth st.
More Cincinnati Cvres ! .
V Cincinnali, July 1st, 1851
Messrs O D Baker & Co. Dear Sirs: 1 have
always had objsetiono to have my name in any way
attached to a patent medicine. But when I think
.(as I new have every reason to believe) it has sav
ed mv life. Iam induced bv a sense of dutv to thoei
amicted as 1 have oeen, to make my ease known,
and recommend your Balsal as a medicine that can
be folly relied on. About a year sines, I was at-
trcked with Lung Fever, which left my lungs much
diseased; my cough was distressing, attended with
pain in my left aide. I had aeen Wis tar's Balsam
of Wild Cherry puffed up in the papers, and I con.
eluded to try it. L used bottle after bottle, which
in taste and in its operation resembled Paregoric
soothing temporarily. My disease had by this time
become hrmly seated; 1 had cold night sweats, hec
tic Fevers, swelling of the Limbs, &c, showing
Confirmed Cohsumptioh ! 1 he remedies 1 obtain
ed from my Physician also failed giving me perma
nent relief or benefit. My Lnngs now Ulcerated
ond I raised Large Qdaxtitiisof Matter from
them." The Doctor told my friends thatT must
die! ' My brother then got a bottle af Dr. Hall's
Balsam for the Lungs and I commenced taking it.
At hrst it sickened me, but after taking more.
fouud it went to the spot the Virt Seat or Mr
Disease.- - I began to raise with more ' ease, and
could feel, dailv, that my Lungs were Healing on
til by the use of four bottles, 1 was restored to bet.
ter health than I had enjoyed for years. 1 belie vs
if I had nsed Dr. Hall's Balsam when I was first
attacked it would have saved ma a vast deal of suf
fering. All I can say to others, is, try it, and 1
think yon will be- benefitted if your diseafeis -on
your lungs. lours respectfully, - - -.
J. C WILLARD, ,
Three doors above Fifth street on Vine.
The public have been imposed upon by remedies
recommendek by certificates which have always
originated from soma unknown source.- We be
lieve that a Medicine possessing real merits will ef
fect cures wherever' it is imed, at home as well as
abroad. - Thie is no Paregoric preparation, butane
wnicn if used in season will save tne lives ot tnou
sands; and' persons may make ihis bargain ' with
Agents from whom they purchase, that in every
case where it is used freely according to directions.
and entire satisfaction is not given in 24 or 43 hours
they can return the medicine, and their Money
will be cheerfully refunded -
For sale bv, -
; STEPH. BUCKIaAND & CO.
Fremont Feb. 28, 1852. - ' .
notcl, Boarding & PrivateHonse keepers
TTf TOULD do well to call at A. MoNell's Uphol.
VY stry and examine hi Mattrases, as this is th
time to repair and clean house for Spring and Sum
mer. There is nothing in use that can compare
with a Good Curled Hair JHattrass,
which are sold at Buffalo prices; and his Straw
Mattresses will be fonnd more serviceable and con
venient for nnder beds, and cheaper in the long
run, then the old fashioned straw bed, a they save
labor and trouble; also prevents dust, dirt, &o ,
which always arises from the use of straw beds.
They are found in all cities to be advantages and
are adapted for general use.
He is also prepared to do all kinds of Upholstry
Work that comes in his line of business.
A, McNeil.
Sandusky city, May 17,1851.
Corn Ac Coo Mill. -
CORN in the Ear can be ground at the Croghan
Mill. . - . JOHN MOORE.
JAS' VALLETTE. .
Ballville Dec- 28, 1859. - - - , s '.
, WOOD WANTED! - - -.- :
ANY quantity of good Hickory and Ash Wood
will be taken on subscription at the
r RXEHAK Urricx.
BLANK BOOKS, full bonnd Ledgers, Journals,
Dockets, Cash and Invoice books, at . -
. , , BUCKIAHD'S.'.
To Cabinet makers.
1 OLD LEAF & Bronxes of every description
VJand colors, just received at VVUU5 l'i.K.'&,
PAPER AND PAPER HANGINGS !
prO REAMS Blue and White Fools Cap Paper,
an excellent quality. - ' '
100 Reamsblue and white letter paper.
40 Reams Flat Cap paper. " '
20 Remit assorted note paper. ' '
A large lot of wrapping paper. "
300 rolls wall naner of 40 different atylcs
A very fine lot of Window oaDer. Window shades.
Fire board Prints, and plain and velvet border, for
saie verv low ac uw....-.-
October 2o, '51.
Stuart's Refined Sugar House Syr
U n. iust the thin g tot Bookwheat cakes, at the
- - RAIL-ROAD STORE.
Fremont, Nov. 29, '51.
MhFeS!
MUFFS! A good assortmen
RAIL-ROAD STORE,
Fremont, Nov. 29, '51.
Bread without Yeast.,
BABBITS Effuveting Compoundfor Bread, T1
Cakes, etc. at WOOSTER'S.
Te
Farms and Farming Lands
THE SUBSCRIBER will sell tha follow
ing described Farming L audi on ths
most reasonable terms, both as to price and
credits t "
BANDUSKT COUNTY ; BAVPCKKT TOWJTSH1P.
R. Tp. Sec ... Acres
15 5 26 w pt ne qr fraction 77 t ISO
3 a jpt 8e qr . .- 12 , .i
on the river l wiles below Fremont
partly improved. . . V .-.
u ,;- 17 a e qr of s e tu ;r
" - 20 aw qrneqr w.sf
- - e hllnwqr yW:
" 32eqrBW.9r ; . ;
40
40
80
80
.. BALLVIIXBTOWHSRIP. '', -..''
4 1 about 30 acres mostly improved.
15
en the turnpike one mile east of Frs
ment. ' -"
" 2T west hlf south east quarter 80
" " " 36 north west quarter . 180
. known as tbe Dana farm, about 60
' acres improved, framed housa and
:;:;. -i- barn, aud orchard. i-.- -
15 6 25 south west blf north west qr
" " north blf south west qr . . , ,,
.: .V ;. ; .'; BHJtT TOWOSHIP. '. -
16' '5 19 west blf south east qr 1 ;
" ' Y GREEN CREEK TOWNSHIP,
80
80
80
.8J
16 4 .17 , north blf north east quarter.
" 14 north east fraction quarter
S1
;- f:-i .!lWA8HIN0T0ir,T0WltJSHlFW ,R!k
14 if 21 west half north west quar .-i J 80
ry. northhalf north west quar- .40
. 0 31 south east qr north cast qr - 40
-i '. " i 'f 4 ' " BOOTT TOWHSBIP. '5'
13 4
26 - south east qr north eastqr ' ?40
'" ' east hlf south east qr "
35 south east qr north east qr
" east hlf south vest quarter
36 ; north "east qr north west qr
1 5 south esat qr north east qr
14 - north east qr south east qr
WOODVIIXB TOWHSHIP.. j .
80
-'40
80
40
40
40
,80
ieo
80
U 60
13 d .10 west hlf south east auar
partly improved. . .-.5 f
; 8 ,r -north west quarter .- - ;.
.-east hlf south west qr; ; v-. ..'
,10
.'15
east blf south east qttar ' .
east quarter. . - . . 320
south hlf north west qr - 80
north east qr north west qr ' 40
sourh blf north esstqr ' 80
north -west quarter -1 69
north blf south west qr -i - 80
north blf north east qr- -.80
north west qr north west qr - 40
17
22
25
OTTAWA COUNTY. - ;
T. Sec ' Part. ; L Acres.
B,
13
: M -
15 ;
M t
13
1
- v.
e
21 north blf n e quair . . 80
" west blf s e quar ' ; 80
'23 east pt south west or ' ' 8Sr
'. 11 east pt north west qr ' 80
- 3 north west qr south e qr - 40
5 south east qr s w qr r 40
: 9 sooth" east quar . - 160
' 11 south hlf n w quar '
' north hlf s w quar
'"14 north west quarter
'"23 s e qnar s e quar :
32 south part n quar ' "1
: v35 south hlf a w quar :
. 36 south west quarter
- 31 south hf north e qr .
-. west hf south e qr-.-V'
' 26 south west quarter" .
;v west hf south e qr v
WOOD COUNTY. "
S south half " 'V'
" 1 west hal'frretion
80
'80
160
: 40
80
160
80
80
J60
80
"320
518
158
281
279
S20
"80
53
187
80
80
" 80
I 80
--'J 80
80
146
' ' 78
iw
75
J60
78
- 79
14
15
9 4V
41 '
11 6
18 north we6t fraction '
" 13 whole fraction
14 whole fraction 4' " ' '
24 north half v' '. ;s ' '
25 south hlf south east qr "
12 4'
U S Reserve s 15 undivided two thirds
r, west hlf south east quarter .
U S Reserve s 15 undivided two thirds
south west quarter. . '
SENECA COUNTY.
13 2
1 north hlf south east qr
.- ": east hlf south west qu ; .
10 east half north east qr -.'.
" west hlf south east qr '
11 west blf north west qr
12 west hlf north east qr ' ' '
5 north, west qr frae ' "
.. .' M
14 "
; . ? west hlf north east qr frac '
" north hjf south west qr ;;
" " 6 east blf north west qr frao
a - w south eastqr -"
" ' south hlf south west qr. .
" .' 7 north hlf south west qr 5
- ' north west qr north west qr ' 40
? :"-r R. P. BUCKLAND.
Fremont, Not. 29th, 1851. , 7.
STEW STOCKt iKEWPBICESn
Jf. IT. STEVEiYSO C
WOULD inform the public th at he has resumed,
his business at hisold stand, on Croirhan st..
and having had the oportonity of seeingand getting
All the Latest Fashions from East and West
aad having brought on an assortment of the
V- I'tUKST WOODS, VXNKSRINGS, C.,
he i prepared to furnish hi old customer, and as
manv new one at can crowd into bis ware room.
with tha most splendid lot of .
Slahogony, Rosewood nd Black walnit
.. s.' si se iw x t si as. .
Of every kind from the Cradle to the Coffin
As to prices, he is determined i; i .
He is bold to say that he can offer yoa BETTER
BAitUAiN a and B. t i , WOKK. than yoa eaa
get west of Buffalo; hshason band, aad is making
Allkinds of BEDSTEADS, -
- on jvew and Improved Plans;
such as Lewis' Patent, Fowler's Patent,' &c, &
uo not fan to give mm a call. . :
U-T tie ha got an a good Hearse, and will attend
funeral ia town or country. . . ' -, ;t-
Fremont, August 10, 1850. . - f
.!-' -a -EXTRACT .T;'
From the Laws aad Regulations of the Post Qffic
irepariment. , t - . .
Chapt. 7, Sec. 59. 'When tbe mail arrive on
Suday, he (the postmaster) will keep his office open
for one hour or more, if the poblie convenience re
quire it, after the arrival and assortment thereof,
unless it be during the time of public worship; ia
which ease he will keep the office open for on hoot
or more, if necessary afterthe same has ceased.'
The above regulation will be observed at this
office. I. M. KEELER P. M.
Post Office, Fremont Jan. 1851.
,. BRUSHES J BRUSHES ' - i
A LARGE ASSORTMENT of Paint,
Varnish, Scrubbing. White-wash, Counter,
Blacking, Cloth, Hat, Hair, Tooth and Nail Brush
es, at ' BUCKLAFDS
Oct 25, '5U : . . : . ..r -; , : -A,
. r- . -- MATTRASES! ";' .;
OF averydescription, sixe and quality, kept con
stantly en hand, and manufactured to order.
Also, Lounges of every description, shadeand fash
ion, a. McNeil.
Sandusky city, May 17; 1851."
TnE choicest Liquors and W ines foe Mediciaat,
and Mechanicalpurnosesforsaltat . ,
'-" ' Bucklaitd's.
: , t - .
MONROE'S Tonic. c-rtaia our for Fsvat
and Ague for tale only at
B. BUCXLAV as Co'. .