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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06
Simmer Retreats.

DOARD WANTED in the COUNTRY for the sun
ID uer. sor LADY and TWO CHILDREN. plain farmers
family rfrftfed Terms b. moeras Apply aidse-
MI CARTER Nc. &c Nsy,Ilv-pl.c~. Gomez Nrrc-r-f-
COUNTRY BOARDING. FEVER sud AGUE or
y MUskEToES WASHINGTON PAVILION no.
TEL Shrewsurv ~ This ssigbSous ani beautifully l.atrd
sn urlAr AL b. oPend of ID. reception Of au Nav -
will be kent Only s- itou-- Tor surf and >i BAH
Rc.rs Fishins ard Rcrsrtic Scenery.
r.d vi;hi- hou- sal OF Newiark b. Steamboat from
700, d. Rohrsor, several day daring
s,uner Ao COTTAGE TO Lit, sarsoeEaea BY hauisor-
Locus; Trees suitable iof i've ismi,s krui - For
premises
NOVNTRY BOARD at NEW-ROCHELLE.-Fsm
~ lice and single GcEenen esa Be seommoed wh BOARD
ard aeious ROOMS The Hopse delightfully."- ssatrd
Commanding hne Wow Of The Ssrnd and surrounding
scenery VIII opened sbcrt the ih Of NI Apply 81 No y
i6b living place wh:s Pesan; keS.s ala Gao BE-
ssislDec. sngie " ~ suites.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06
fost auo found.

I osT-At jersey City. Thursday Nay 4, on the sr-
nyel q the Phiedelpia Railroad Il oelockl large
LEaTHER POCKIT-BOOK, containing eers and Papes Of ~
Int toibe $50 ,ontalnlz iaor "a r. innn n
siOYe the oce Judsar's He te finder VII '- vel r
wsfied
g. .lS REWARD.-Lost or taken by mistake from
- 81 the Nov Haven Railroad Derd.. small krf coofed
1ECNK. containing Wstns DISK an1 bpo and .onr prr'
vslue % but the owner IAe sn.f fI5l -
rad 10 nnv on tic TO JOHN BlkIH No
In Peart without the Book AID auctions "Al o.
a4Afd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06
90 Uhom it iilan Gomrcrn.

CAUTION.-TO THE PRESS and lIiE +, Bi liz
" Culars have been spaTers. CONTAINING AD N
TIsEMESTs for pDrpOTii9g 10 come IRON ny
Buildings. without kn0wI.dse or suihOI'Y 'i-re
~ -. o. IN NV e,oIloyn,enf " b. PALMER
MASTERS Of VESSELS and OTHERS nayl-
wi eating the Eart River hereby notified that the PRO
fESS Of BLASTING tho sUNkEN ROCK of the foot JACK
Hook will b. continued DAY a. hish
Water and TO avoid danger they ere requested 20 Keep ~"
hundred distant from the pier wl he red Tags are dpsycd
the boats usd ia the operation Hustled kROhhl.
New-YoTk. May l. 1851 C"n'f-ct"r'.
MATRIMONIAL-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN of
WI fortune who has spent nch Of he time abroad and
himself his home comparatively stranger IA
.itnse of making the acquaintance Of alOuNG
ACCOMPLISHED LADY. Of pleasing personal app arance.
with Of forming marin onisl cement Adde'S win
Condor. LIE ROY CARNlLLE. General Post Office n y
DATENTS for INVENTIONS procured IN all part,
Fuiopo delivered here several Agencies in Lon
don PnIs Brussels Vienna &c Patents Ia Great Britain cad ao
reveal cOunfs be taken importation, aud such
GOOD title taken IN the Of the inventor M should
Of inventions when sIiie
abandoned the idea Of securing fnTeien Patent
J. l.. PRISON No. Wallet.
DAILWAY IMI'ROVENENT-ltis demonstrated
that RAILWAY TRACTS NAV be 50 laid aud secured e 10 d.
and Of ra wheels aud aNes uui crsl
while ,reniy the comfort aud security Of passengers
Engineer and EaioGd aud oil Who feel Interest ia improve
invited 10 call Of The Aor House from to this
doy scrnne my invention for III, pnrI1.
A. Il. BsBCOCK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06
EoR SALE or to LET-Tho.e twelve eleca0


t.kn ,he OEanse Mountain ne -il rn, nj. TSr n
LlrhhEST. e. FlSHkILL LANDING sriiD.b,n.- -
Niis IRE va" - ~.hoet farnurt; will Ill .an. on e.,
tins Ih - abty ard eligibility Of this
ndsfion Inquire Of Dr. WELLINGTON IN M ia i,I
N.Tfort or Of the sGsecrber, a. south Orsaze wJs v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06

ROOMS, &cFirst Premiums at the Worlds Fair -
London aud New YorSThese umonts have equal power 90
variety capable Of producing all tho eeess
DoGeslcsad Chuch Organ They Afforded ~ les thar "
the aud elegant wood They hsTsts
10 Il slos and vary h price from 1850 Tho above
Ia, udes tho packing and shipping. For sao only BY =
WILLIAM HALL & son
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06
fine Arts.

yI,HE LANDING OF The PILGRIM fAihbhS
on THE COAST OY AMERICA, A D.. I'9'
Painted by CBARLLs L,S Z, e,,,xo,-
RuuEved by \" IL SiaNoNs.
-. ,,...-. =. 49,. dear 70 America,
ono e1eussy rendered b. hi Y Iy - thH .
rroof-v I'M be On Exhibition from THIS Dali "a IN -
GAILYRY Of ART. No IS Broadway, s'"i' '' F VIZ "
received npressioLs from M h,b e.. received
their foossIs The o. ma H. on Of Nv, ugand
lsS ioy1s mark vefss o. h TNsai -
a. ,-., 80. have eomneDOreted ta"' '"'-
49, H.. hen e.led sxeroi.e 20 display t nss N"'ny
H.s - ~, eo,.eon~uess Their dhring enlerpfs~
' !" Ave call ( holy gfourd!
me .of whore hfs' they TOD
They have lei uas'siDsd what there they i0rud-
Freedom ~ woshp God"
lsiYs. nr.ai's SOM Of Pilgrim Fathers
WILLIAMS sTfNENs WILLIAMS 4 Co.
Pintseiers and PsbiDhers,
No sj3 B.oadssy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06
FOR SALE-Corner of 18TH

G1H 00n FOR sALE-Corner of 18th
SD lOsVOVs ST. aud 7TH -AN.-The eaqfeIy Of
that three BASEMENT HOUSES built los II is
new thorough wei built and handsomely hn he'd with all the
improvements Appv d. SHELTERED No. - Thimets.
1rirityriece.
GII G0A FOR SALE-No. 46 West 10Th
W i i sOOOs 81. between Broadway and Ghay.. a
good order with all the modern npros Lo, % by % feet
House three deep eecond Possession Immediately
Apply to D. SHEPHERD No IS Tnesst Trinity pac-.
e. - SGn "A BARGAIN.-That well.built
- ~scOVs COTTAGE HOUSE situate between % and
edav aud hut 10 minue dtance from the Cry Hall By the ih
House nine finished Rooms Piazza front handsome
Court yad &c Lot 20 feet by 100 feet Neighbo.hood good
Is. DE nOTTR. No. IL Spraces..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06

FOhD, cONS-1he summer Term May s. Terms
o' I se-.'on OF 2 week. For information apply MUM
70 = nj one' Brooklyn; ASHER TAYLOR Eq Secretary az
ssrset firs in.urssee Co. No G Pesrs New York or The
Principal, NJ ;. MUM, Oxford Conn 1850 " ''s
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-04-28

The Post Of Boston, contains talie of i'm
ports into the United States, and into Boston,
for the twtnty-three years ending in 1853
During that period the imports of foreign
goods into the United States amounted TO
$S,33s, s,o53, 3,645, Of which amour. 1922, ,2Ol..
s92, or one sixth, was imported at Boston In
1880 Boston imported only about oue-ninth
Of the merchandise brought into the Union
In 1880, the imports of foreign goods into
Boston was only $s.s4s.753; in 1853 the
amount was $43.3l7,379. an increase of five
fold. Daring the same 23 years. Boston ex
ported goods of the value Of S224432,siI, of
which Sl4S.757,s66 were domesticaied
goods. and s75,675,945 foreign. In 1880,
the amount exported was little over five
millions; in 1853, nearly twenty one millions
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-04-28
Canadian Annexation.

We are not likely to have annexation on
our north for some time to come, il the op-
inions Of the Toronto Colonist are the expires.
sion of the Canadian people Referring ia
the rumored invasion of Canada by the Irish
under John Mitchell, and the hopes Of re-
bellion to second the invasion, the Colonisl
says:
I'VE have nothing to rebel for We have
as much POLITICAL freedom as we can desire
II any such invasion as the one proposed
were attempted, we would be under the
painful necessity of once more teaching the
invaders salutary lessen, that would induce
them in future TO attend to their own affairs
The people Of Canada would rise up against,
them to man, thus giving them an
opportunity of seeing our unanimity. We
are quite satisfied with our present condition ;
nor have we desire, at present, to change
for any other. If in time to come change
shall be deemed necessary. it will not be an.
nexation. We are as closely connected poll
tcally, with the United States, as We ever
shall be. We are nearly as closely connected
With them, in commercial point Of views, as
the State of New York is with Ohio: and ex-
cept commercial connection, wewill lave no
other We will make no connection with
them that will empower the slave, ,driv to
make Cannda bunting ground. Human
flesh and blood shall never be battered in
Canada like the beasts of the field. The bay
ing OF the blood-hounds shall never echo
through our woods. II Mitchell wants "a
plantation of ia: negroes 10 fog, he will have
to seek it in some other place than Canado.
Il Canada ever becomes State of the Union.
II will not be until its soil is soaked with blood.
II Is as well that our would be e-invaders should
Know this explicitly. once for all. When we
change our present form of Government, we
will set up on our own account At all
times We are glad to live on terms of friend.
ship with the Government and people of the
United States, if possible. and if not, we will
do the best we can to take care of ourselves,
which we have no doubt Of being well able
TO DO"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-04-28
Ignorance and Slavery.

Slavery is two.edged sword II cut,
both wa,s. II makes great men who know
slave politces and nothing else, and "poor
white trash." as the negroes call them, whose
votes are null in comparison wlh tho slave
oligarchs. One effect Of Slavery is TO keeI
the white masses in such brutal ignorsnc ce
that they are ruled like slaves on plantation
90 far as original political views are concernt d
views growing out Of education. The con
ditios of Louisiana. for example, is due sam.
pie Of the state and prospect Of Education in
the South, and Of the effect Of the peculiar
institution on the whites II seems that the
State Superintendent has recently visited the
schools in all parts Of the State, and has made
q very long report to the Legislature. The
following statement from this documents shows
that although the school.mtster may be ~
broad, he has not yet accomplished much in
louisiana
"A local. parochial and State supervision of
the schools Is what is most needed. There
should be, ia every parish, a Board of Examin.
ers consisting Of three or more, whose duty it
should be to examine applicants for the stua.
sion Of teacher. In some districts tn direc-
tors are totally incapable of performing this
duty, for the very potent reason Mdt Mey
Memselpss do not knoW how to read or ,crite.
In looking over tie worrants Of teachers on
file an this office, there mere fouadm one par.
iSa the ordinsry mark Of tOelve different di.
rsctors: in tvo or three Of tie districts, there
mere two out ofMree Uho signed their mark
This is truly deplorable fact, and one of
which unprincipled teachers have failed to
turn to their own pecuniary advantage. Two
r. al. T.
required to know how TO read and writel"
To system which produces results like
these, we are called upon to open the vast
territories Of the North. West which for thirty
years have been pledged to Freedom For.
ever. Freemen of the North Shall the
future State north Of 3e deg. so min. enjoy
the school system of Louisiana or that Of Mas |
eachusetts ?-New York Tribune
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-04-28
NEW ORiEANs %

NEw ORLEANS. %.
The steamer United States from Aspinwal
reports that the steamer Illinois. with $50
passengers, left on the l7th with 100000
treasures and mails for New Yo,k.
The California news 10 the lst Of April, is
very meagrc, and markets depressed.
British ship Chayle, seized for violation of
the revenue laws
Col. Walker. of Walkers expedition, found
guilty. but recommended to mercy.
Duel between Mr.. Washington, one of the
editors Of Times. and Wasbburn Of the Ala
Cafornian-the latter badly wounded
JAPAN FLEET-The Japan Squadron arriv-
ed at Lochoo in January All well.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-04-28
N0NICE

AMES u NFENAN is hereby notified that
- Gilbert Elgarinn has ie his petition -.
eainst him in IL" Court nf Common Ple-s or San.
dnskv Gonuiy. the oh'rc' and PRAYER Of which =.
,iion is 10 ub ain Judgment against the said Nepnsu
on .n acc"uni Tor one hundred and two nllars
rnd twenty eight rruis with interest thereon from,
N"s""hrr Is. 1853. aud that unless h. answer on
or before the 9th day of May 81 the said cn,i.
ton the same will be taken as true and Judgment
rendered accordingly.
And the said Nernan is further notified that nm
a. Ger OF attachment has been issued agunst him
tv s"'d Court in favtr Of said Edgtrion for The
dbove uain"d sum l
March l7-54. GILBERT G. EDGE7TON
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-04-28

That by agreement in writ ing hetween sai
John w. Allen of .re part. and said Lord and
McCurdy of the other part said land was to be
,;conv s'"d tc 2apiif "ron naymcnt ofiho sum,
idvanced That said Stephen Turd died ipuv.
ing said Sarah Ann Lord his widow, WIN is also
Administrative of said deceas.d dad Ieaviny
children whose names aud places Of residence
are unknown I" plaintiff. The petiiinp alleges
that all the morcl, The repayment of which was
secured 10y said deed aud agrcpmen' has been
repaid 10 raid McCurdv and Lord in his IiG.,ime
aud 10 his said admini>iratriX since his death
And petitions also for rpconvevancp of said land
10 pet onrr; and that his lille thereto he granted
Aud the Defendants are notified To appear in
said Court aud answer said petition on or be
fore the first dav o. June, npxt, or psyment will
he entered against them nm def,uI,
BUC KLAND & EVERETT Au'vs. for
Plaintiff Al 3m
April 3D., ISr1
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-04-28
David Bette
In Sanduskv &c. Court
Com nIon Pleas.

James B. NeHnan is hereby notified that Da. I.
vd Bet's has fed hIs petition nRainsi him in
the Cour o. C,mnrn Piers. Of Srndutky Coun.
- Ohio. The olj~ct Of which petition is To oh
tai" judgement against said N-enun for on- hun.
dred aud sixty nine dollars aud ninety. five cents
with interest thereon. from the ffih day Of M
vemher 1854. And ,haI ueies he appears aud
answer ssid 1'tiiion. on or before the l5Ih day
"f June 1874 the srWe will be taken as true, and
judgement rendered accordingy.
And said Ne~uan is further notified ihpl nm
attachment hss hern ordered and issurd against
his property, as the law Prescrihes. in frvor of
said Bails for the above msniioned sum
DAVID BELTS.
April let, I654-5w
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-04-28


Will as hers'orore. surnlv then with every stiirl,
Of WEARING APPAREL. et
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Conc. then, We Naked! and We will Cl,the yor.
w" have just receivel. nrd are now .,psri,o
our Evi"n'i'c stock SPRING aud SUMNER
READY MADE CLOTHING,
con is'inr or Fronch and American blue. black.
and drab colnred COAT m de after The lstes,
Pnrsinn and New York ciiv F shions -,oppther
with nm innumerable number of Tweeds. Cot ION
aud Linen Coats, Of every style, fashion aud de.
scrpton.
French md American b,o,dclo'h. cassimrre
s"ine'. corduroy. and linen PANTS -gIi cut in
the latest sivlrs. sud marc M in the hest manner
! Cioth. Satin. silk. Velvet sud Linen VESTS
and in this department will he found plain, fg-
ured and striped satin; plain. figured and strped
sik and n henuiitnl aesnrtmen, Of white hnr
plain. emhroi'prpd and figured Marseillps. which
cannot he 'Qu He'd for beauty, durilty Of color,
and exact pcitv Of fitting We cannot enutner-
ate all the different s,vlps and quality Of
COATS PANTS and VESTS.
that we have on hend, but wcu'd say that we have
every variety that man may desire.
We have great quantity Of Shirts. among
which arc beautiful linrc, embroidered ho=oms
fast-cooroh, printed "inuham. common factory
and CHI ck shirts. Collars made Of the hand
aomrsi Liren, and cut according 10 the Sprinp
STYLES. CrayatS Stocks. aud Neck Tics
rom the richest silks satius and ginghams; plain
figured aud embroidered.
DODD'S SILK hats,
of The spring srvlp. Cans of every quality and
price. o. rloi silk and cotton.
socks saspcndcrs. GiOyrs. kid. silk
and cotton. with nice lot Of the pures' white kid
for bridal use Handkert hefs linen, silk and cot
Ton Umbrellas. &r.. &c,
we hrve aho - very large assortment Of Good
wears 'ndia rubber goods, consisting Of over.
GOALS Pea-iackeis. pants aud leggings. Also Oil
cloth avpral,s.
Trunks Of fvarinus kiuds and prices and
great vaii"iy nf Carpet bags Stachels. &c.
In fac, AL that is needed TO compets gentle.
mans outfit, or wardrobe, is to he found in our
rooms, aud any of aud all Of the articles are to be
sold, whether we get profit or not
We would also say that we have all sivles of
cloth for Coa's, Pants auh Vests which we hod
ourselves IN readiness 10 manufacture 10 order hv
Experienced woikmeu and on short notice, aud we
wish It To be distinct understood that every arii-
Gle sold from Gus establishment s warranted 10 be
what w represent them.
Come then, gentleman. and g ee If what we say
IN not true in every rarlicul ar. The goods are
open for inspection. they will therefore BE- Sold
proht or no profit that is our motto.
W Cutting done AT the shortest notice and
warranted To fit IN
Remember the place. NJ the stor, lately nccu.
pied b M'Leilan aud M'G-e. oprrst. the Bank
r. DERNHANI.
Fremont. April 81, 1854
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-04-28
Am Ordinance.


TO prerentthe exhibition Of Statlioas in The
Streets 9f FTemom
See. |. lie II ordained b, the Mayer, Recor.
der and Common Couneh Of the lneorporaied
Village Of Fremont, That from and siter Inc
TAX ng effect Of this ordinance, any owner or
keeper oi any stallion, who shall exhibit the
same Tor show, examination or auv OF er purpose
~ ANY of tue streets of said town, shsii apon
complaut TO the Mayor oi SAID town ba fined for
cry such offence IN ANY sum not less than one
nor hore ,hau five dOllors, aaI cost OF suit at
NJ Grs discretion.
Stc.2 The hrst section of the 0rdin me,
shail not br 50 construed to ITevt NJ any owner
"r keeper O stallion lrOn pm siug IA the sireeis
of said town with stallion whenever they may
deem TO 20 from, or come into said town-pro.
yld-d that privilege hereby granied sh al not con-
,rav1nr the tue intent OF the first section o thus
Ordinance,
Sec 8. That this ordinance shall take effect
from aud alter it's publication 10 the village pa
pcrs
A. }. HALE. Mayor
Attest, q. .. CLICK, Recorder.
Passsd April 10, 1854 aw
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-04-28
NOTICE

AMES B NEENAN is hereby notified tha,
- Joshua B SnlitH has filed his petition sgains,
NJ M" ~ the Court of Common Pleas or Sanduskv
Nouhtv' phlo the object and priver of which ne
htion is to obtain Judgment against the said Nee
nan on his Three proinssor notes for one hundred
ana hi'I'hve doll RS and hat unless he answer on
before The 9th day If AvsoI S54 the said pr.
ton' the same will be taken as true aud Judgment
rendered acc 'rlinglv.
ana me SAID N"enau is farther notified that an
or'er of hitarhmen, has been issu d .g,ins, in
ihvor of said smith BY said Cnnr, fur the above
"an,eh sum. JOSHUA B. SMITH.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-04-28
s Court EI' q commsn Pleas.

John w. Allen, Plaintiff
re-.
Chas. J. McCurdy
Sarah Ann Lord Satdudskv Couu.
widow and administra. ty, Chic
trix Of Stephan Lord
deceased, aud unknown
heirs OF said S. J. Lord
Defendants.
The said Charles J. McCurdy, Sarah Ann
lord widow sud Adr nistrairix Of Stephen J..
Lord are hereby notified thatsaid John w. Al.
ten on the 4lh day Of April, A. u. 1854, i'ed a
petition in the Court Of Common Ilcss, oC San.
dutky Co., in the State Of Ohio against them.
=. said petition states that on the first day oi
November ! SS6 stephen Iso,d aud Char rs
', Me Curdy advsrced certain sums Of money to
rIsiniif. TO secure which. plAinti IT executed aud
delivered thrIn, said Lord aud VI uCurdy, deed
ni the ouwing described In nds
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-04-28
NO. 2, BUclkiand,s Block.
AN NeyNEN NCuS

DE 1T ORD NINED by the Tru tees Of York
- township, That If any person or persons,
either by him her or themselves or nv vi. h"- or
th.ir agents servant, or servants shsr guilty
OF Reeping any house, store or shpn. within ,h.
limits OF York Township, Snndaskv Cnnnrv O. ,
III which any Intoxicating liquors aIe d s, osed nf
w any manner, MS n beverage. or shall k-.p any
house, store, shop where parsons habiiuany
resort Tor tpling or int-mperanc-. such pc son
or persons Offending. shall unon conviction there.
OF, iorit II aud pay To the rnwnshin or york. for
the use oi coHlmon schools. Cor the frs, off nee
the penal snm q! ten dollars: for the SECOND oi.
ience thirty dollars for the third or anv suhsa-
quent offence, fhy dollar, and costs, incIudiuy
the lees OF the sheriff or allr to he collected ny
clVll action before any justice of The peace Of
said Township.
That on trial OF sale cause it shall he sufficient
IN order to establish the fact Of keppinr snch
house, store, or shop TO prave that the dpieud,n,
dposed of intoxicating liquors 10 he DRANK n,
mat is drank. on his her their premises since
the taking effect Of tn ordinance That ary per.
son or persons disposing OF Intoxicating ouor 4.
IRON any house, store or shop, whether on his
own account, or as employed by another shrll he
ubl"ct TO the same fine md penalties as Than gl,
he sh" or they were owners Of the premises
Tnai all suits brought 10 euf .rcp this ord nance
shall be ia the name, aud in behalf or the Town
ship OF York. Aud wh-n the complaint is entered,
the JUS It Q OF the Peace shall r.qnire ii Of cam
PAN NJ IT, COSTS Of suit, j. on i,suinr an
exc uion for the e. lirc'ion jnjoment under this
ordinance tn drfru dani shnl fill ar neg'ec ro pav
"r secure the amount the e"f the rorsiahl" or
sterH having the TX, Gu ion IN ,barg. shall 70.
tuIh the same enforced nr properi, found wh-r.
on to levy. The justice issning he said ex"cn
no" shall on return OF the ime. thus enfor>eA,
issue nittlmns d'rec,-h Is the nr norr nffi,pr Ia
commit h- d"f-nd,n To the jail Of Saudustv Co.
ohio' for the ierIs "f twenty days: unless the
amount o costs end fines are paid s1on"r
This ordinance Ia taxi ef.rt on the first day of
June, one thousand eight hundred and lifiv f,nr.
Given und~r our hands. the twenty fourth day
" April, A. y. IS54.
NORTON RUS ELL, } Trustees NJ Y York
JO>EPH CLOSE, Township
s. G. WALrERI.
hereby certify the ab I'VE 20 he correct copy
NJ. TICHNOR
Clerk OF York Township.
Anil %, '5t-tw.s
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-04-28
WAR WITH RUSSTAr
England 4 France Assist the Turks!

WE look with great interest for the arrival Of
w the next Steamer from Europe. which will
Undoubtedly. bring the niellirenc, NJ most san.
.lnin"rv conflicts between the great Powers Of the
Eastern Continent
But that need NOT ht wever alarm the people Of
Northern Ohio and more especially the citizens
of ofSandusky county, for they
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Killed by Lightning.

TNHOSE wishing 20 avoid so dreadful fsie Can
il do SO effreluaiiy, by attaching to their buid-
Jugs,
SpraIPs Patent Electric Rods.
The subscriber will keep T. supply constantly on
hand. at the Fremont House and put the same up
TO order. They are, beyonda doubt uufailing
security against the danger Of Thunder Storms.
so says Prof Olmsied, OF Yale College, These
Rods will last for ages almost, aud mover Rus or
Tarnish 10 impair their conducting power Let
all who have property or families 10 protect. see
to II Immediately. Prices shall be reasonable aud
terms easy.
All orders left at the Fremont House will be
promptly attended to- f. g. GILLETT.
Fremont. Apr. 25.--i4:H Agent.